The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-26

on the wrong side of the bed. Pa
rents keep your boys off the public
thoroughfares on Sunday with their
marble games and there will be a
chance for some to think they have
had home training. 1t is a disgrace
and a public nuisance, also a tram
ing camp for the county farms, jails
and penitentiary. Hereafter l will
try to have the Express every Sat
urday at the Wesley's Studio. Be
sure and call for it or phone TIC OF
100 and we will send it out.
jacksonville, Feb. 24.-The Dallas
Express on sale every Saturday at
Sanders and Tennerson Barber Shop.
Rev. A. NJ. Mitchell pastor of Rising
Star Baptist Church filled his reg
ular appointment Sunday Mrs Ma
LISA Griffin accompanied by her hus-
band, Mr.. j. G. Griffin and D. Simms
went to Dallas FEB. Is. where Mrs.
Griffin underwent an operation at the
st. Paul Sanitarium. At this writing
she Is getting along nicely. Mr..
Green Lacy and Louvenia Fuller were
quietly married last week. Rev.
Brown officiated. A mass meeting of
the citizens Of the town and all the
churches met at the c. NJ. e. Church
Friday night. The cemetery organi-
cation was organized with the fol-
lowing officers elected Prof. j H.
Howard, Chairman, Mr.. Joe Clemens,
Secretary, Mr.. Robert Cunco, Treas.
Committee was appointed as follows
Prof r. L. Sanders, Mr.. d. B. Harris,
Mr.. Jasper Yarber, Mr.. William
Smith, Mr.. R. H. Holland. The choir
and Sunday School under the manage
ment of Mr.. D. L. Ragsdale and Mrs.
r. e. Clemens, rendered an entertain
ing program at Benson Chapel Mon
day night, Feb. 14th to a nice audi
ence. Rev. B. N. Brown of Elcentro,
California, preached soul stirring
sermon Sunday night at Rising Star
Church from the 5th Ephsians, text:
"Redeeming the time for it is at
HAND. Subject: eve are living in an
evil day" The great preacher was
at his best and preached a sermon
that will be long remembered by
those who heard him. Mr.. A. c., Con-
nor of Delrio is in the city visiting
his wife. Mrs. Willie Cunbo, who has
been confined to her bed for two
weeks is up. Mr.. George Dent Ray,
the Colored painter, is painting the
Rising Star Baptist Church. Mr.
Oscar D. Brewer left Saturday night
for Mansfield, La, and says send the
paper to him each week. Tomorrow
Sunday evening at $3.50, Rev. B.
Smith will preach to women only at
the C. M. q. Church. You are in
vited to come. The Dallas Express
is on sale every Saturday at Mr.. Nc
Gees Barbershop. Services were well
attended at the C. NJ. e. Church Sun
day. Miss Ida Carter returned from
Oklahoma City, Feb. 18th. Miss Clara
Vaughn spent Saturday and Sunday
at home. Mr.. Green Lacy and Miss
Louanna Fuller were married Feb
18th Mr.. Nina Kennedy underwent
an operation. Born to Mr.. and Mrs
Taton a boy, Feb. 18th. Mr. Tom
Love is now reader of the Dallas
Express. Also Mrs. Rabson.
Waco, Feb. PA sent the little
boys out Saturday with the Express
and when they returned they made
the following statements THE people
say they amt going to pay no dime
| for that paper" We need more men
real men like Rev. E. H. Baker, who
when asked to patronize the Dalla:
Express said Eyes, you can deliver
it to 1902 N. 7th. ST., Bro. Garrett.
That's the kind of men it takes, mo-
only to make a dime paper go tha
is worth a dollar, but anything elsC
that's worthwhile. You can make &
race with men like Rev. Hooker, fol
he and other farsighted ministers
understand that the Dallas EXPIRES:
is one, though but one, a mighty arm
in the bulwark of civilization for the
race. Bro NJ. W. Stephens, pastor o.
Mount Zion Church, takes the paper
so cheerfully. Does not the gooC
book tell us BLESSED is the cheerful
giver and that the liberal soul shall
be made fat? ! like to forgot Il
state that after the boys reported
Bro. Garrett went out and returned
with his report; % sold, one given
to the boys and one reserved of the
25. If you write our news we'll sell
your paper, or report to the company
the reason why.
Mt. Zion is progressing nicely I'M
der the leadership of Rev. M. w
Stephens. The revival of % days
resulted in one conversion and &C.
cessions. The meeting started Watch
Night and ended in return of souls
to the Lord and in very successful
rally the first Sunday in February
A very interesting program was rem
dered Valentine night under the di-
rection of Mrs. X. w. Mcmillan of St
James NJ. e. Church. Bro. Stephens
says that they are in their Easter
drive for their quota III full. "Over
the top is their watch word. Mrs
Beasley, a sister of Mrs. B. Benson
died in the home of her sister Sat
urday. She had been i'll for some
time. Mrs. M. w. Owens of Kentucky
Street is suffering with rheumatism
Mrs. Cecilia Cobb has Just returned
from Provident Sanitarium where she
under vent an operation. Sister Cobt
is doing nicely. Mrs. G. B. Olline
who is also i'll, c. B. Jr.. and sister
are at their aunt's and uncle's, Mr.
and Mrs Stephen Cobb. Mrs. VIM
Williams of 1913 N. 9th fuses if she
doesn't get the Express every Sat
urday. Brother Garrett enjoyed SER
vices with Rev. P. A. Westbrook
Sunday. Coming home Eastside, Bro
Garrett ran upon one of the best
prepared dinners ever eaten in long
time, at another customers house
on Jefferson, Mr.. Anthony M. Young
After having pulled chicken and eat
en- cake until / could not do much
else but talk and ask questions,
was informed that the dinner had
been given for Mrs. E. ]. Vaughn
1901 Ray street. Misses Francis
Rowe, Cora Marshall and Misses