The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-12
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Ills. Pastor c. C. Buford of St
Paul Baptist was at his post fully
imbued to preach the gospel. Pas
tor Mallard of the c. NJ. l.. was a
his post. The wide awake women
by Madam Hogg, w. d. King, NJ. A
Lewis and others push on with faith
rolled out $251.49 in the afternoon
service. Rev. e. A. Manners, white,
preached from the text. Faith il
God" He stirred the congregation
as much as their hearts opened and
pocketbooks too. Mrs. Carrie chan
died March 5th. She was buried
Sunday at p. m. Rev. John POuncy,
North Houston District Missionary
began touring the district. He Ie-
ports success. Mrs. Walter Bell en-
tertained at her HON. on Monday,
Feb. %, IN honor of the eleventh
biz thday Of her son, Master Alvin
Lewis Bell. The home was beauti-
fully 1ecol ated in T9d paper hearts.
The affair was m ,St enjoyable one
The little guests were heartily wei
coined. Many presents were received.
ice cream and cake composed the
menu. On last Friday March 8 the
A M. e. Missionary was found at the
residence of Mrs. Bette. A splendid
meeting Mr.. Hubert is i'll.
Athens, March 10.-Services were
well attended at all churches Sun
day. Rev. G. H. Pugh of the A. M.
E. Church and his people worshipped
with Mt. Providence Baptist people
Sunday evening. He delivered a noble
sermon for the Missionary sisters.
Total amount raised in the Missionary
rally was $3.50. Mrs. McYoung re-
ceived the praise Mr.. and Mrs. Eur
ham of Corsicana spent the day end
and worshipped with A. M. Z. Sunday
morning while here guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Miller. Miss Beulah
Smith of the A. NJ Il. Church re-
ported $64.33 from the Vanguard book
Sunday night. Mrs. Lucille Flutcher
OF Kemp and Miss Bessie Walden of
Ennis were called to the bedside of
their mother, Mrs. Matte Walden.
Mrs. Nancy Franks spent the day in
Kaufman on business Mr.. Tennie
Vaughns returned to his home in
Dallas after visiting Mrs. Lettie Lane,
who is ill. Master Eugene Robinson
dined with his principal. Prof r. C..
Fisher, Sunday. Blackshear High
School rendered a program. Miss
Odessa Simmons, Vera Brown, Mamie
Smith and Alonzo Simmons took an
active part. Miss Ottolow made .
trip to Chandler Saturday. Let our
slogan be "A new school building
for B. H, s." Mrs. Matte CHATTER
passed through enroute home, LaRue
While here she was a guest of Mrs
Laura Miller. Mrs. Ann Franks
Kerens and Mrs. Armstrong of Wich-
tia Falls are here this week. Mrs
Sallie Massey is still ILL., You will
always find the Express at f. G
Franks Barbershop. Laura Miller.
Reporter.
Tyler, March 10.-Religious services
were well attended at all churches
Hon. d. F. Furch was called to Ter
rell on business. Mrs. Minnie Jacob
of Wichita Falls is visiting relatives.
Mr. Joe Runnels and Miss Patsy
Welchie were married last Thursday
Quite a number of friends were pres
ent. Little George l.. Henry is very
much improved. A NJ. +. congrega-
ton has moved from the basement
and is now holding its services il
the main auditorium. Born to Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Nelson. fine boy;
mother and baby are doing fine. A
number of houses were damaged by
fire few days ago by the box fac
tory having been destroyed by fire
Mr.. Louis Mcdaniel has completed
his new home on +. Common Street
ALL Ali, 49,,
to Jacksonville last Sunday. When
the fire and sparks were falling fast
from the box factory, DR.. w. F. War
rem was doing the holy dance accom-
panied by sister Warren in the I'M
known tongue. Brother H. NJ. Jordan
is still on the sick list.
GreenYille, March 10.-Sunday was
a high day at all the churches. Rev.
L. L. Harrison of Ennis was at New
Hope Baptist Church Sunday and de-
livered two powerful sermons which
pleased the whole audience, The
East Ward School baseball team Wis
tied Sulphur Springs Invincible Nine
and was defeated to an unreasonable
score of 10 to l, in favor of Sulphur
Springs. The Greenville Union Ca
Diet Band is making splendid progress
with it's leader, Mr. U. c. Hisbon.
as most of its members are eXper-
fenced musicians. This will be at
your service any time. Mr.. Malcolm
Nash, a student of Meharry Medica
College, where he has been taking
a course in dentistry is visiting homo
people The Ross High School Sen
ior class was organized last weei
with julius Harden, president. Rus
ell Hines, Vice-president. Miss Jimmie
Jones, Secretary, Theodore McDaniels,
treasurer. The class members are as
follows: Misses Jimmie Jones, Leola
Griffin, RuZZell Hines, Oran Hall,
julius Harden, Theodore McDaniels
and Dewry Rogers. Mr.. Henry Veals,
who has been i'll is now able to be
up again Rev. L. H. Crawford, pas
tor of the Clark Street Christian
Church made business trip to Waco
on the End instant. The Deacon
Board of Clark Street Christian
Church gave one of the SWEETEST ban
quets of the season on the 4th, il
honor of the ladies of their churC
and about one hundred were pres
ent. Music was furnished BY the
Greenville Union Cadet Band. Se'
vice was good at the Clark Street
Christian Church Sunday. The pastor
was at his best. Literary Society
held every Friday nie hit Everybody
is invited to come. You will find
the Dallas Express at VIM. McDan-
iel's Grocery Store. Theodore Nc
Daniels. Reporter. Mrs. B. w. Law
son made flying trip to Kansas City
on business.
Temple, March 10.-Last Sunday
evening at $3.50 o'clock Lawyer r. d.
Evans of Waco spoke to a large au-
dience along the lines Of political,