The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-19

we WONT nave 10 Ieel eIlOdrTdsSeu
on account of having petition sign
ed to bar us from places that we
could have right to go if we wished
to. Wake up-so long as things like
this continue, just so long we will
Ibe, pushed back. If our people would
read the Express every week they
would learn what is going on among
us and too they would know just
how their folk deported themselves in
public.
Marlin, Feb 17-There was big
baptizing at First Baptist Church
Sunday night and the Lords Supper
was administered by Rev. F. G.
Lotion. Seven souls were dipped in
the pool Among those who sat on
the rostrum were: Revs. J. N. O..
Mcdonald Samson, Grayson, Arm
strong and Price. Mr. Johnnie Dibles
of Deer Creek swoped down in our
city and took one of our society
ladies in person of Miss Matte Ben
nett. We hope God will bless them
on the matrimonial sea. Deacon c..
G. Calvert is very sick. Mrs. j. Z.
Stanford and wife have put in a
fine Tailor shop on Wood street, No.
214. All Of the churches are doing
great work for the Master.
Honey Grove, Feb. 17.--Mrs. Jem-
mic Doris was buried Sunday under
auspices of the Daughters of Tabor.
Rev. ]. R. Swancy and wife motored
to YOUNGSTOWN to II his appointment
The Tackey Party given by the Mis-
sionary was quite a success. Mrs.
A. l.. Pendleton is on the sick list;
also Little Louise Moore.
jacksonville, Feb 1.-THE Dallas
Express is on sale every Saturday
at Mr.. McGees barber shop. Ser
vices were well attended at G.. NJ. e.
Church Sunday. The Ministers Coun-
Gil was well attended in Jacksonville
Feb. $40. The farmers meeting waa
well attended Feb. 18th. Miss Latti-
more was here Saturday visiting Mrs.
M. q. Martin. Miss Villa Cumbore
Itasca, Feb. Sunday School well
attended at both churches. Rev.
Burton preached from the subject,
Grace" All enjoyed the discourse
very much. A splendid B. Y. P. u.
Both auxillaries, s. S. and B. Y. p.
U. have been rallying for the District
Board this week. The trip around
the world Tuesday night was alright.
On account of the dark night and
inclement weather there was not such
a good following; yet there was a
I ixrs,, to- .
is making good in the church. The
Eastern Star had a swell affair Fri
day evening. Bro. Scott, Grang Pa
iron of Fort Worth, Bro. Jones, Mrs.
Fuller and several others from
Grandview were with us. Mother
Oliver is still very low sick. Mr.
f. M. McGinnis spent few days in
Waco last week, seeing after his
daughter, Kathleen, in c. T. C. Mrs.
N. S. Standifer left Sunday morning
for Marlin. She will re there a few
days for her health. Mr. Standifer
has purchased a car Rev. Burton
was in Terrell, Texas, last week
attending the Stewards Board. Rev.
Prince of Cleburne spent Sunday with
us; preached to crowded house
Sunday night. Mrs. Texanna Fuller
of Grandview spent Saturday with
her brother, C. M. Bridgewater, and
family. Mrs. Wilder of Dallas, Texas,
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Sparks
and Mrs. N. Briscoe.
Wolfe City, Feb. I'M. and Mrs.
Sam TOLLS entertained the followinf
Sunday to three course luncheon:
Mr.. and Mrs. austin Hollis, Prof.
w j. Taylor, Mr. Chas. Hollis, Mr.
anG Mrs. Philip Lotion. Rev. j. I.
Gilmore with the assistance of Reys
f. Nails, Henderson and Deacon
The Sabbath School with Mr.. George
Johnson as Supt is growing nu-
mericalIy and financially. Mr.. John
Richardson was killed by the earl
train Saturday morning. His fun
oral was attended by Rev. J. I. Gill
more. The average attendance OF
Blanton Public School for the past
month was 95. Their school motto
Is ''never late;' Grade motto, 1--WE
lesd, others follow" Baptist Sunday
School was addressed Sunday morning
by Rev. &. Nails, who made sole
very timely and able remarks. Rev.
p. L. Nails occupied the stand al
Ebenezer Sunday night and delivered
an able discourse. Sunday was hisl
day at Ebenezer; haveing raised
$36.75. hev. j. ]. Gilmore is servinr
his church with much credit. The
C. M. p. now have plans set to do
some civic imrrovement To their