The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-06
Texas Towns

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Ranger, Aug. 4.-The revival al
Smiths Chapel A. NJ. u. church IL
yet meeting with success. Rev. A
Johnson is great preacher with
power. The good Reverend was
asked TO preach Dry Bones In the
Valley, which he at once invited
their attention to the Christians In
Ranger. To see how Dry they were
4 was a sermon enough II the people
of Ranger would do less talking, and
trying to run other peoples affairs
! and would do more praying, a re.
viyal would be great success. They
should stop trying to impeach each
other and try more to impeach The
devil. Try for II a while. Many
were made homeless by fire Monday.
The Colored peoples places OF bus
mess were destroyed, only one bus
iness place was left among the Col
ored people, and that was Mrs. Cell
err Clark's place on Cherry Mr.. and
Mrs. Ford's cafe was wiped out.
They managed to save their valuables.
The Colored r. andNA NJ. Hall and
all the contents but part of the Goat
was destroyed. The Whites turned
over to DR.. Warmsley whole Sec
ton to house and comfort the people
You VINO want living quarters and
places for business see DR.. Warmsley
at once office 306 Guaranty State
Bank Building. Save a dime Cor the
Express every Saturday See Rev
T. Il. Nickleberry before they all are
gone.
Palestine, Aug. AIRS Alma King
Porter and little daughter have re-
turned from visit to Houston,
where they spent few days with
husband and father, who is working
there Miss Ora Wooyerton is on
the sick list. Rev Augustus OF Dal-
las. pastor of South Union Baptist
church, is still striving to bring his
church over the top. He will be at
his post of duty on the first Sunday.
Mr. Dan Simon has left Tor his home
in Houston. Miss BobHe Dee Nc
Kenzie attended the Grand Lodge OF
Tabor in Waco. also Mr.. Rifles Mills,
Mrs. King and others Mrs Allie
Edwards has returned from a trip
TO Houston and Galveston. Mrs.
Indy Long has returned home from
Houston and Galveston. TIE Peles-
tine Smarter Set left today on the
Special for two days
series with Crockett Lions. Mr.. Yet
ter Minis and Mr.. Lawyer Shepherd |
went down TO Crockett TO see the |
game Mrs. Allie Edwards and Mrs |
Linda Long will leave in a few days
for trip to Fort Worth and Okla |
homa City to visit MIS- Edwars' |
sister, Mrs. Jessie Mcdonald. Miss
rada Banks is on the sick list again,
g. Paul NJ. f. Church is preparing
or high day Sunday Little Will
lrd Mitchell Edwards is on the sick
list Read the Dallas Express and
soep up with the news.
Mineral Wells, Aug. 4.-cRev.' A.
Johnson, pastor A. NJ. Il. Church was
nut of the city Sunday and Rev. Car
away Of Ranger preached for him
sunday at II o'clock. Rev. Hutcher-
on of Bastrop preached for him at
light. Services were good at Bethel
III day Sunday. Everybody is busy
repairing for the coming Of the S;
Iohn's Institute. which will convene
lere August list. .Rev. Hutcherson
for Rev. Sutton Sunday.
5rs. Minis, president of the women's
work of this association is here
esting for the coming of the weeks
rive Mrs. L3ttie Mason of Haskell,
Texas and her daughter. Mrs. Helana
shelmon will make Mineral Wells
heir future home. Mr.. Chester Nc
,all has ordered the Express left for
lin each Saturday, and paid one
month In advance. Mr.. Horace and
,phefia Goss were called TO Green
lille, Texls, on business Miss Marie
zee who has been in the city for
ONE time left for her home in Hot
springs. Arkansas.
Quincy. Aug. Sunday School and
} Y. p. u. were we'll attended Sun
lay. Quite a number of people from
ore attended Board meeting at Lee
iprings, Tyler; among them were
Irs. John Bragg, Miss Frankie M.
Messrs. w. c. Price, THos.
Rev. W. b. Bailey and DR..
!. G. Doykins. They reported a sue
eSSIul SESSION. Il fiCH. II. ~ iiNS
anne home Saturday morning from
Waco, where he attended the Grand
.odga of the knights and Daughters
4 Tabor. He left Sunday morninp
or Houston to attend the Odd Eel
ows Giund Lodge. Mrs. II. L. Price
Hiss s. ID. Arnwine. Mr.. w c. Price,
'rof. ]. l.. Hamilton, all made bus
ness trips to Jacksonville last week
Ir. Ed Whitaker of Nacogdoches,
Texas. was in the city prospecting
his week. Mr.. Cox of Plano was II.
he city this week Prof J, J.. Ham
lton Is still on the market for cotton.
Ne pay highest prices Rev. w. b,
Bailey is runnings his meat market
.aain Quincy played two days with
Athens. Quincy won LIST day end
Athens won 2nd day. San Flat,
attended the games and
picnic here on 2S and 20 of July
Nr. Sam Ragsdale and Miss Bessie
Cross were quietly married Thurs.
isy evaninS and viii leave for their |
luture hore in Jacksonville, Texas
soon. For the Express, see J f.
Price. Reporter and agent