The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12


funeral was attended afternoon 9th
instant at Payne Chapel A. M. E.
Church of which she was a con-
sistent Christian member by Rev. H.
d. Allen of Harmony Baptist Church.
assisted by Rev. /. E. Robinson of
st. John C. NJ. E. Church. Owing to
the illness of her pastor. Rev. H. p.
Evans of Payne Chapel A. M. E.,
Church. the above minister attended
Her son from Dallas, Mr. Jno. Spates,
was here. Prof N. S. Everett of the
Fraternal had charge. Rev. P. H.
Woods of Holiness Church here was
united in holy bonds of matrimony,
81 ult., to Miss Anna Bertha Teal,
one of his faithful saints of his
church in Texarkana, Texas. Rev.
Walker of Medothist Church uniting
them there. Elder Woods is quite
a heightened, dignified. scholarly
Christian in which he has thousands
of white and Colored who bear exc.
gesis on Bible on Sunday nights here.
Mrs. Susie Black has returned from
an extended trip to Fort Worth,
Quanah and Roe Springs with her
gone to Mckinney, Tayloc and Bryan
for several weeks business trip. On
account of illness of Rev. H P.
Evans of Payne Chapel A. NJ. E.
Church, Rev. NJ. L. Douglass, asso-
ciate pastor of St. John C. M E.
Church occupied pulpit at morning
and evening services the 9th instant,
at Payne Chapel C. NJ. e. Mrs. Jen-
ME (LadO Wilson died at the homo
of her sister, Mrs. Mary Sykes az
1910 p. M, 7th instant. Funeral was
held on the 9th instant at Progress
i've Baptist of which she was a con-
sistent member, by Rev. ]. w. Will
lians, the pastor. Mr.. A. ]. Monday
of Denison had charge of remains.
Milford, Feb. 10-Mrs. l.. G.. Nc
Donald and children, l.. G. and Gwen
dolyn, went to Muskogee. Oklahoma,
to attend the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Lena Sims. Mr.. Henry Black
OF Mederia, Okla, is the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Annie Mae Johnson.
Mrs. Pearl Daniels is sick listed. Mr..
Edgar Morris of Dallas was the guest
guest OF his mother, Mrs. Minnie
Morris. Mr.. Walter Richardson is in
the city visiting parents and friends.
Read the Dallas Express. Bernice
Richardson, reporter.
Lone Oak, Feb. 1O.-Services were
well attended at Mt. Gilead Baptist
Church. Rev. ]. l. Gilmore filled the
rostrum and preached a powerful
sermon and the house was over
Swallowed with the Holy Ghost. May
Rev. j. /. Gilmore live long and
preach burning Gospel. Mrs. Visie
Thomas was in town and left for
Greenville Sunday. See F, Redden
for the Dallas Express at I. A.
Given's Barber Shop, every Saturday
BellYille, Feb. February, Sun
day 6, 1921, was high day with the
members and friends of Allen Chapel
A. NJ. E. Church. The pastor, Rev.
w. p Lockett, preached an able SER
mon at IL o'clock. The spiritual
tide ran over and washed one member
back into the church. Bros. Bonner
and Rev. Brimbry OF New Ellen wor-
] shipped with our people at 8 o'clock,
and the latter preached very strong
and interesting sermon. Rev. G. l..
Mills is improving and was able to
take part in the services. which add
ed very much to the spiritual sue
cess. Mrs, McClendon of Grant
Chapel, District President of Mission
airy Society, joined in the services
with words of praise to the Master that
helped to keep the good work going on.
Bro. Moses Wyatt, the church's Tax
Collector, is always on hand to do
his duty and see that the others pay
their claims. We are looking forward
to the coming of the Second Quarterly
Conference, March 1855. A great and
| glorious time is expected if the
weather will permit. Rev. Gates, Q
brother to our H. ]. Gates was in
our city four or five hours Saturdav
en- route to his work at Stevenson.
Mr.. e. L. Jackson, one of our bus
mess men are suffering from 9
sprained foot. Prof Fredford and
wife and two sisters-in-law. Mrs
Evans and Mrs. Bush, worshipped
with us Sunday All four of them
are teachers In the country. II YOU
want your hair dressed and your
clothes made. see Mrs. Spicer and
Mrs. Cummins Miss Kate Bonner IL
! in Houston at st. Joseph Hospital