The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-26

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Pineland, March 24.-Sunday was
Palm Sunday and the Queen of Shi-
loh Chapter, No. 121 had an excellent
sermon preached that day by Rev.
F. d. Bryant of Jasper. Rev. Mart
Harris was at his post of duty and
preached a soul stirring sermon
Sunday night. Mrs. Matte Glenn
and Mrs. Mamie Adams are visitors
this week. Miss LOWE Wade is ill.
There was a large crowd attending
the basketball and baseball games
played by the p. L. c. H. S. boys
and girls. Prof. T. d. 0. Bryant is
Ahome again. The total collection at
the o. e. s. turned out Sunday was
$2711. Jasper H. S. Students will
a visit before long, but the children
declare they are going to show Jas
per how to hit 'em hard. We are
proud of our teachers because they
keep the children from going astray
Rev, Thompson, pastor of the C. NJ.
n, Church, made visit to Carthage
to visit Rev. Noteworthy. Mrs. Pin
ME Pittman is now recovering. Mrs.
VIII Walker is i'll this week. See
Mrs. M. l.. Portlock for the Express.
league, March 24-Sunday was
served with good services last Sun
day. The First Baptist Church in
South Town carried on its baptizing
Sunday with 7 candidates. Rev. Alex
nr1 he hoI hot,
sermon in the evening at the Fist
Baptist Church. 1t was preached by
Rev. Alexander. The pastor of First
Baptist Church was with his people
Saturday and Sunday and carried
on service. Mr. Theodore R. Will
liams and Miss Mendoza Sims is to
be united in wedlock on the 9th in
slant, it is reported. Mr.. Johnson
accidently ran his car into Mr.. Ben
Easley's horse and buggy, breaking
the horses leg, throwing Mr.. Eas-
ley and his comrade out hurting one
very badly but not seriously. There
we're many people in town Saturday.
A few read race news.
jacksonville, March 24.-Dallas Ex-
press on sale every Saturday at San
ders and Tennerson's Barbershop.
Mrs. Berta Taylor died last week
after a long and lingering illness
of tuberculosis. Rev. Johnson con-
Quoted the funeral. The remains
were laid to rest in Alexander Gem
etery Mrs NJ p. Martin, after a
months stay in Dallas returned home
Friday. Hon. W. S. Willis, Grand
Chancellor, Colored X. of p, made
his annual visit to Triumph Lodge,
No. 276 Tuesday night and reported
the lodge in best financial condition
in the history of the Order. More
than One Hundred and Twenty Thous-
and Dollars in cash on hand, March /.
Real estate to the amount of Two
Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars and
don't owe a nickle. PAYS the burial
and death claim the same day 1t
reaches headquarters. Mrs. LESSEE
Grant closed her school last week.
Misses Trudie Sturd, Ardella Mitch
ell of Ponta spent Saturday and Sun
day in the city Mr.. A. C. Corner
in Delvia says he likes the Express
fine. Send it to him each week
Miss Rosetta Washington of Tyler
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
city the guest of Mrs. R. II. Hol-
land. Mrs. L. e. ]. Hamlet spent
Saturday and Sunday at home in
Palestine. Mrs. FNtsimons celebrated
his birthday Saturday night, March
Goth with a banquet and ball at the
Peoples Garage Hall. The famous
Six piece Jazz Band from Longview
furnished music for the occasion.
Door receipts $500. The Sanctified
meeting is drawing large crowds,
each night Miss Bertha Chandler of
Kerens returned home Sunday after
two weeks stay in the city. To-
morrow, Sunday evening at $3.50 p.
M DR.. Smith will preach the K, of
p. sermon at Benson Chapel c M
e. Church. The public is invited
May Pearl Court and II. of j. had
their annual sermon Sunday evening,
March 90 at $3.50 p. m. at the {.
NJ. e. Church by Rev B. Smith to
large audience. The pastor preach
ed a great sermon that was enjoyed
by all present. Collection $22.S7.
Donated to the Pastor $1,000, to the
church $500. Mrs, Silas links, Mas
ter of Ceremonies. After the SER
vices they formed line and marched
to the hall where GO guests were
served to ice cream and cake, cold
drinks. ]. E. Vaughn and NJ Gray,
Tishie Andrews, Ola Johnson were
the table walters. An enjoyable
evening was spent. The organization
is new one. The H. of j. is only
three months old. They are making
good and doing commendable work.
Mrs. Gensie Francis, Nj. A. NJ, Mrs.
Ida Gray, Secretary.