The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-17

WeatherfOrd, Sept. 15-Servicei
we're good at all churches Sunday
The Stewards OF Prince Memoria
] C. M. e. church puleld off rally
/ Sunday which was a success. Mis-!
Freddie Harris returned home aftel
spending several days at Fort Wortl
: and other points. She reports {
pleasant stay Rev. G. II. Harlet
preached noble sermon Sunda!
night. Text was, Jesus Wept'
Messrs. Lee Jones, Walter FOote
Sam Bell and M. c. Shelton made {
flying trip to Mineral Wells Satur
: day night. Mrs. Ardell Thomas II
very sick at her home. Mr.. VIII
Swan is sAll indisposed. We hope
him a speedy recovery Have YOU
money ready for the Express.
Ranger, Sept. list. Paul had &
lively Sunday School with all teach
ers at their respective places. The
lessons were taught for 30 minutes
; Mrs. Wiley Is home after two
weeks visit to Houston and Other
points In the state. Mr.. and Mrs
Deshion left Ranger for three oil
four weeks stay Mrs. Griffin left
Ranger for her home at New Orleans
La. A fine little Missile Last Sun
day was a great day with the church
es Rev. Caraway preached a soul
stirring sermon at the C. NJ. e
church. He is worthy and great
character. His last quarterly con-
ference will be held the fourth Sun
day In this month. Dear Editor
phase make this correction that APP
peared in the columns of the Ex-
press some few days ago, stating
that DR.. Warmsley came to Ranger
with high esteem in the church and
other circles, but now working as
janitor in the Guaranty State Bank
OF Ranger, and that he has been
elected as President OF the baseball
League. On the contrary we wish
to state that DR.. Warmsley isn't
president OF the baseball club, and
yet enjoys the high esteem Of his
church. We wish to state further
that DR.. Warmsley's son has not
been arrested for gambling and has
not been discharged for theft We
have found DR.. Warmsley to be up
right and honest Please stop knock
ing him.
league, Sept. 15--Sunday School
was well attended at all the church
es. Rev. Chandler was at his post
and preached two soul stirring SER
mons. Rev. Prewitt of Waxahachie
was with his people and revived the
| ~ hna Iioh
opened last Monday with Prof.
Kirvin as principal. Misses Mabel
Livingston and /. Garrett are as
sistants, Several joined the church
on last Sunday. Rev. Alexander re-
turned from New Orleans, La, where
he attended the National Baptist
Convention and reports a grand time
The Reverend is q man of note. DIR.
C. H. L. Moore is operating hos
pital successfully. Rev. j, w. Will
Jams and wife of Sherman, Texas
celebrated their. Both anniversary out
at their farm. Many friends and
relatives were present to witness the
affair. Many good things were serv-
ed. Rev. Williams failed to attend
the National Convention on account
of very pressing business He is
a star that shines at all times, from
humble circumstances, reared without
parents, yet he has succeeded Welt
the time has come when you can't
say the paper is too high. The
Iagent will be around; so get your
copy. Thanking you in advance, r.
J. Brewer, Reporter
jacksonville, Sept. 15.-Services
were good at the churches Sunday.
And at Visitors Chapel especial.
Mrs. John Martin has been on the
sick list several days, but is i'm
proving
The Sunday School Convention
closed last night. A large crowd was
present to hear Bishop Cottrell at
IL o'clock. $500 was raised during
the Convention.
The Dallas Express on sale every
Saturday at Tennerson and Sanders
barber shop. Mr.. Lucius Hill and
Miss Flocey Anderson were married
Wednesday night Sept. 7th. Rev. W.
NJ. White officiated. We wish for
them happy voyage on lifes rug
ged journey. The city school has
large attendance Prof. s. A. Hay
den of Crockett was the guest of
Miss Sarah Clemens Sunday. Mrs.
Cardella is in the city visiting her
mother, Mrs. Pauline Eads.
MerkeL Sept. 15.-Mrs. Fannie Will
Jams was taken very i'll Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. johnson, Colorado, Texas,
spent over night with their friend.
Mrs, Lizer Grant lost $4,000 in her
house last week. Seemingly the
house was burglarized.
Vernon, Sept. 15.-Sunday marked
a great epoch with the New Hope
Baptist church. Sunday School was
well attended with the Supt. in his !
chair and a full corpse of teachers /
who seemed to be charged and coun-
ter charged with message for their !
classes. The pastor came
forth with his usual review, that
was inspiring At IL a. m. the pas |
Tor assembled the pulpit and took for
mis- text. "In Him We Live and Move
and Have our Being. Acts 1928.
I'll tell you the Doctor forgot him
self and preached the audience to
ears. At 8 p. m. the Busy Bee l.
Club met with the president, Mabel
Mcmillan in the chair The Queen
Mother, Mrs. Thomas directed the
service, which was full of inspira-
ion, At 6 p. m. Mrs v. Bate came
IN the scene with the B. Y. P. u.
This president knows how to put 1t
,ver in union work. She is indeed
/ live wire. At $50 the pastor again
the rostrum and delivered
/ burning message that filled the
hearts of all who heard him. Both
white and Colored were present. Col