The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-16
Texas Towns

MONDAY evening anu lectuISu MOH-
day night at Bright Morning Star
Baptist ChuJch. Bro. Weatherford
said many good things for tire benefit
OF the Coloyed Race of Center ant al
large. ReE 7. A. Amos returned on
the sth from Palestine. Texas; re-
ported Mrs. Amos doing nicely, who
Is over there under treatment Of a
doctor. Prof. c. II. Thomas Of Hous-
ton was a visitor last week, meeting
bis many friends and relatives. MISS
Beulah Reagor and number OF
others went to Duff TO the school
picnic and reported splendid trip.
Rev. G. G. Clark returned to Center
accompanied by his wife, who was
a visitor a Bright Morning Star Bap-
fist Church Sunday at noon. The
pastor. Rev. u II. Stinson, preached
from Gen. SIS: outlines of his sub
ject was: known Sim Two sinful
accessions. At night he preached
from John 1890, subject: Jesus
Service" was fine Only due to the
sudden cold snap that came to us
Saturday night Rev. T. A. Amos,
pastor Of the c. NJ. r. Crurch ex-
pect high day the third Sunday,
18th instant. The great white Evan
gelist preached at 3 o'clock Sunday
evening at the C. NJ. +. Church. The
town at large Is welcomed. For car
penter work of any KIND, painting
of all classes, sroe repairing, call
and talk with Rev. U. X. Stinson,
The all round man for hair cuts and
shaves, see Mr.. Wedd GARRETT gro
ceries and feed stuff, call at Mr..
Hicks; also see Bro. Hicks for the
Dallas Express, subscriptions or
cingle copy
Mineral Wells, April 14.--S. S. at
the various churches Is bing well
attended each Sunday. Rev. A. John
son, p. + of the A. NJ. T. Church and
his members will pull off their rally
on Sunday, April II, at 3 o'clock
sharp; you are invited The rally
at the Baptist church was indeed a
success. Rev G. Allen of the c. M.
f. Crurch preached for Rev w. T.
Talley Sunday evening. The differ
ent churches donated as follows:
c. NJ d. Church, $26.40: A. NJ. L.
Church, $4,000; End Baptist Church
$2S.61; grand total S536.15. Rev. W.
Il. Talley, Pastor, Sallie Jones, Clerk.
For some cause which the Reporter
is unable TO explain there was no
news for this city. Mr.. sJohn Brown
was seriously hurt Sunday in an
utomobile accident, when the car in
which he was driving colided with
DR.. Davis (white). They are report
ed resting nicely. Mrs. Lena Wash
ington still remains very ILL., Mr..
G. A. Shepherd Is confined to his
bed on the account of very bad
case Of tonsolitis, which he had OPP
Grated on last week. Mr. Hiram
Smith is having his home remodeled
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Gordon have re-
turned from Honey Grove, Texas.
where they have been visiting their
sick brother Rev. A. Johnson, F.
c. of the A. NJ. e. Church preached
a powerful sermon Sunday night.
Rev. j. S. Sutton had splendid SER
vices Sunday. One accession to the
church. Mrs. n. p. Manning prince
has been In the city a few days,
advertising her work. She is a splen-
did culturist ON bald heads, falling
hair etc. She will be present every
two weeks. The women of the w.
II. H. S. have organized themselves
in order that every woman of the
church viii become part of it.
San Antonio, Texas, April IA, 1921.
To Whom Il May Concern:
This is to certify that one DR.. ].
S. Sutton of Mineral Wells, Texas, is
safe and sound In the faith and doc
trine of the church. His preaching
is logical ard convincing. as well as
powerful. Having just closed SUE
cessful meeting at the Second Baptist
Church OF said city Of which | am
pastor. Our success was 100 addi-
tons; 100 for baptism.
Any onne who desires to secure
his services will not mistake them
selves We regret very much that
we could not do more for him We
paid him the small sum of 100000
for his service. We pray that the
Great Head Of the Church will let
him live long TO preach the gospel OF
Jesus Christ.
Yours for the cause Of Christ.
Dr. I. II. KELLY,
San Antonio. Texas.
Denton, April 14,-Services well
attended at each church Sunday.
The play given by Mrs. Aver for
benefit Of First Baptist Church was
success--yery largely attended.
Mrs. Fannie Reynolds is still inn
proving. Quite a sensation was
nlOused last Tuesday night when
tue voting was over and the Colored
yeople found out that the bonds pass
ed for the laying out of the Quaker
property. We hope that our people
will not act hurriedly in the matter,
and use their best Judgment. Sat
urday April 8. Mss Mona Mae Burr
and Mr.. Walter NJ. Woods were quiet
ly married at the home OF the BRIDES
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Burr,
relatives Of the bride and groom were
present. Miss Burr is quite an ac-
complished young lady. having at
tended High School in Sherman the
past five years, was senior at the
tine Of her marriage, She was
PIANIST for Bethlehem Baptist Church
in Sherman. Mr.. Woods is the young
err son a Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Woods
of Argyle, Texas, one OF the wealth
lest Coloret farmers in Denton coun-
ty Their many friends wish for
them happy and prosperous voyage
through life. Mr.. and Mrs. Woods
will be at home after April II. Route
2, Box 80, Argyle, Texas. Mrs. Chas,
Booth of Carrolton. Texas, attended
the Burr-Wood wedding, she being
sister OF the groom.
Gainesville, April 14.--C. M. Z. SER
vices were we'll attended. Pastor
Smith Visited Mt. Olive Sunday ev-
ening Rev Melton reported high
day with his people. Rev. G. B. VIII
liams as usual, preached one Of his
noble sermons. Sunday was ami
yersary day at Mt. Olive. Model Sum
day School Sunday morning was con-