The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-22


300 o'clock All members and |
friends are invited to hear him. All I
Rangerites of both churches were (
highly entertained this week with |
two able men in our midst Prof |
j. c. Phillips recited to a large au-
dfence on Tuesday night. All listen
ers enjoyed his recital. On Wednesday !
night, j. w. Durham OF Greenville
lectured. His subject was: 1.-THE
American White Man and the Amer
lean Negro" Words cannot express
how his lecture was enjoyed, since
we do not hear such good things
often. We wish him to return soon.
A program was rendered before the
lecture: Paper, Mrs. e. j. Johnson,
subject. Worthy Women" Prayer by
Rev t. c. Nickleberry: Song, 81
Couldn't Hear Nobody Prap;" A few
remarks by Rev ]. w. Warmsley,
On Thursday night he gave us the
finishing Understanding every
man in Ranger should have heard.
After the lecture the loyal and will
ing band of women, The W. II. NJ.
loving, patient and kind, beloved
pastor $58.75 suit of clothes pre-
pairing him for the Annual Confer
ence to be held at Ell Paso, which
will convene Oct. 26, 1921. On Fri
day night the sisters Of the Eastern
Star had an entertainment at the
Masonic Hall They had a Box
Party Some beautiful boxes sold.
Also ice cream was served bounti-
| fully. Everyone enjoyed the occas-
ion. The reporter wish the sisters
would have a Box Enter tainment
again soon. Mr.. T. ]. Watkins left
for his former home at Brennan,
Texas. All friends hate to see him
go. st. Paul has lost a good mem
Der and an ardent church worker.
He will be missed by all, both white
and Colored. Mrs. and Miss Nickel
berry are still on the sick list The
daughter is improving, but mother
is not doing so we'll We hope in
our next issue they both will be
we'll. Rev. ]. w. Washington was
not able to be at his post of duty
Sunday, as he and his family both
are sick. Rev Miller filled his APP
pointment Il. A. Hatcher, Rep.
Cooper. Oct. 20.-Sunday was rally
day and there was an old time din
ner served which was enjoyed by
all. Supt Martin and his Sunday
school was present. Rev. Bailey is
coming and Rev. Lewis of Mt. Zion
preached a splendid sermon to a
mice crowd. Rev. Green of Hugo Wis
tied New Zion last Thursday night
as he is on the lookout for another
shepard Prof Nelson is asking the
cooperation of all parents with child
rem attending school that Cooper may
have the best school in north Texas.
This man came to you as a growing
Baptist. Sutp Martin has made him
welcome to his Sunday School. Now
Nelson catch in! Those who are not
reading the Dallas Express catch on
and read your own paper and know
what is being done by your own
people in different parts of the world.
WeatherfOrd,.. Oct. 20.-Services
we're good at all the churches. Rev.
G. H. Harlee preached Sunday at II
a. m. at Prince Memorial G. M. f.
church. Misses Reddie Harris and
leila Maxwell left Friday to visit
several points in East Texas. They
will also visit the State Fair al
Dallas. Mr.. James Alternately spent
Sunday at home Mr.. Charlie Kins
left for Wichita Falls Sunday. Mrs
Hilrey Bell has returned home from
Cisco. Always have your money FOL
the paper, pelase. 1t is very nee
essary.
Lone Oak. Oct. 2O.-Mt. Gilead
church is still improving. Preach
ing every Sunday Sunday Schoo
is on time every Sunday We are
praying for the time to come wher
we can see every Negro boy anG
: girl on their way to some Sunday
School on Sunday If we are more
attentive to the cause of God we will
not help but be successful. Mrs
Ellen Lenard is Ill at this writing
S. l.. B. doing nicely. B. Y. P. q
at D. m. +. l.. Lenard, Reporter
Moody, Oct 20,-The farmers arc
: about through gathering cotton
Sunday School at all the churches
The new pastor preached at Blairs
Chapel Sunday. Miss Curtis Fields
will open the Valley school on the
gath of October. She comes highly
recommended as teacher of meth
DDS. The parents of Valley Schoc
; met Miss Fields in Sunday School
They expressed themselves as having
enjoyed the great principles tina
should be taught in the school room
The teacher thould be interested IL
religion, morals and intellect. Prof
f. ]. Hoffman lectured to the peo
pie on Cooperation; brought on
some interesting points. The com
munity enjoyed his say. Mr. ant
Mrs Stringfellow are looking afte'
the interest of their church afte
1.-The removal of Rev. H. BENJAMIN
from Blairs Chopel to Bartlett ant
Granger Mr., Stringfellow is an eX
cellent farmer. He will gather abou
SO bales OF cotton, between 500 AM
900 bushels of corn Mr.. and Mrs
, Halter lost their infant baby Satur
day morning. Mr.. Joe Brown ha'
heen reported on the sick list.
Grapeland, Oct 20.-Rev. D. d
Evans hurriedly filed his appoint
mont at Cedar Branch on the 2nt
, Sunday on account of having t.
: rush back to start teaching Monday
Miss Teal of Crockett began teaching
at Cedar Branch 10th instsnt. Thu
young Miss nas not gotten use Il
the frogs and boot owls yet, but il
IA months time there is chanc,
to overcome. Prof. p. H. johnson
began teaching at Daily the 17tl
instant. Sam Pascal one of H. W
l.. Shepherds sons fell into the creel
Thursday afternoon and was probabl!
saved from drowning by Burnett,