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


out ia large numbers, Rev, j. a..
Rucker filled the pulpit at First
Baptist during the day and Rev. ~.
d. Reed at night. Each one took
care Of the Masters cause. Mr. NJ
w. Mosely has returned from Calvert
where he has on a visit to his sister
In law. The First Baptist Church
held conference on last Tuesday night
and business was dispatched without
confusion and NUMBERING during the
meeting. Deacon b J. Mathis as
Moderator arose aid stated, and
he was entertained by motion that
we give Rev. r. G. Lotion Sl35 per
month. This motion was adopted;
that the church does not approve OF
his administration, so sine die, and
the church stands without a pastor
Prof. G.. A. Harrison graduate Of
the Mechanical Department OF Prairie
View College rushed in late Tuesday
and took charge OF the Manual Train
ing Department and the Faculty and
student body greeted Mr. Harrison
with applause for such has been the
great need in the school. The officers
OF the Inter-Scholastic League have
been called to meet in the Marlin
High School, Feb 25th to prepare
fer debating and literary contest
to be held In April, 1921. Pref,
A. Stamps desires a full attendance
Of the officers on next Saturday.
Mrs. A. L. Hunter visited Waco to
be entertained by the Smarter Set.
DR.. L. L. Gates had bad zizz and
thunderbolt the other night. We hope
he will be alright Mrs. L. II. Hop
kins and son Jr., of Waxahachie are
visiting Mr.. Congress Jackson, Miss
es Mary v. Donald, Deborah Cook,
Mrs. Lewis and Mr. Vollie Gibson
dashed up to Waco on pleasure Mrs.
Henrietta West left to visit in the
Northern cities. Mr. VIII Griffin will
leave for Waco to fill his place on
Federay grand jury, Feb. 2sth.
Tyler, Feb. Services were we'll
attended at the First Baptist Church
Sunday and had soul stirring SER
mon BY Rev. j w. Bailey. He told
us some good things that will be long
remembered by us all He spoke for
US at eleven and at three. Rev
Camel OF the white Baptist Church
spoke. AT night DR.. A. 4. Stewart
spoke. Each Of these services were
well attended Collection $3.50. We
have number Of young people who
never reed the Colored paper but
read other papers instead Of their
own. We must help to build up our
own enterprise. II we hope u
amount to anything in this country,
unless we learn this lesson we cam
hope to make any progress, so don't
be complaining about your paper
being too high. Don't be a knocker,
but help to push his CLAN to finish
their church. Leave all news at
Peoples Drug Store
PiAeIand, Feb. 24 Services were
well attended Sunday morning at the
Pine Grove Baptist Church with the
Rev. Mark Harris at his post of duty
HIS text was: "Decipleship." Rev
Harris also brought his newly welded
wife with him whom everyone was
delighted to meet. There was a wed
ding feast given for the honored pas
tor and wife. Many nice and valu-
able presents were presented to him
Mrs. Wilks, the mother of Mrs. Ruth
Vinegar has gone back to her home
IN Fodice, Ark. Mrs. A. Rogers
home Is quarantined against the
smallpox. The w. H. M. Society
Of the G. M II. Church is progressing.
They are planning for an old folks
concert in The behalf Of the Home
Mission. Mr. Fred Greenwood Is Wis
itlng parents and friends in Wood
Vile. Mrs. Willie Greenwood is on
the mend. Mrs, Pinnie Pittman, Mrs
Ida George. Mr. B. J. Howard are
sick this week. There was swell
ball given Friday evening. Feb. 18th
at 1880 between the Pdneland Colored
High School boys and the second
nine. The game was red hot. They
were called the Reds and Whites.
Scores 2 to 3 In favor of the Whites
Master Thyr Byrd was leader OF
the Reds and Master Chester Will
liams leader Of Of the Whites. See
Mira. N. L. Portlock reporter Of
Dallas Express In Pineland. Mr..
Louis Bonnie Il a Paneland visitor
from Jasper, Mr.. S. Rodgers has
return d from Pine, MI. Sam George
has received severe wound on his
leg. Mrs. Jonie Neal and Mss Ema
o. Neal are Pineland visitors Mrs
w. H Harris is also on the sick
list Mr.. Charlie Hollas has returned
from st. Joseph, Mo.
Whitewright, Feb. "a Sunday
School was good at both churches
Rev. G. E. Patterson was at his posi-
at the c, NJ. e. Church. Mr.. Loney
Love is d ng nicely after his oper-
alton at I athley Hospital Rev w
r. Bailey was With his people al
First Baptist Church Mrs. Madllel
Wren was here visiting her mother
and other relatives. Mrs. Mary Free
man has very sick child; alsg
Mrs. Maggae 2oIlens. Mr.. S. A. De
Honey was III Dallas Sunday. Mi
Alnas Wright was In Wolfe City last
week. All children are invited K
take part IN the Easter exercises al
the First Baptist Church. The sup
erintendcnt win SUPPLY you with g,
many pieces. Mr.. B. II. Hendersen
superintendent. When you want M
Express you will find It at Gate
woods CARRIER Shop.
Abiless, Feb. "a Sunday was
fine day in the city, EveryDod,
seemed t6 enjoy themselves. Tie A
M. Z. Church and pastor are max
ing good The Nj K. Church Is get
ting along fine. The G. Nj u. Churcl
with its pastor is coming TO the front
The Ministers UnioL met Tuesda.
at tie A. NJ. o. Church. Rev McGuy
president Rev. L. r. Evans Is spend
inP few nights preaching with Rev
e. 2. Thornton, the pastor Of Mace
donlsA Baptist Church. Sunday schoo
at Macedonia Baptist church YVES vel
attended. The A. Class was the ban
ner class again II raised $40. Tn
G Glass fell behind again. 1t raisel
s3.88. The B. Glass is coming.
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