The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-01-22

nected to the school Of which It is
water fountain that will be pur-
chased at an early date All COM
pliments and respect from the city
is due to Mrs. J. Y. Penson, for her
intelligence. saying none the least
about Mrs. Minnie B Johnson, M.
L. Garrett and other assistants who
have shared their part in every eff
fort that was put forward for the
benefit OF the Lufkin Lucky Ward
School in which Mrs p. ". Pen
son Is principal. The " W. G A..
was organized, jan 9 with Miss
Willie Mae Henry, president; Mrs.
Estella Lewis, yice-presldent; Mrs.
Farley Mae Buster, secretary. They
met in connection with the Y. M p.
L. Sunday at the c. NJ r. Church.
Economy was the program for the
evening opened by Mrs. B. s. Dem
mon and discussed by the League
and closed by the president Mrs, y.
Butler has returned home after sew
eral months experience spent in the
tailoring department at Waco. Rev.
r. B. Martin, P. G., Of Longs Chap
Ell passed through the city last week
en- route 10 his second church at
Morning. Mr.. H. Huntley is yet on
the sick list. He needs your help
and prayers. Mr.. Henry Thompson
and Mrs. d. C. Thompson and MIR.
Cicero jackson are or the sick list.
Mr.. Chas Starks formerly of Lukin
now at Trinity, was in the city last
week. He is planning to reside here
in the near future. Mr.. s. w. Book
er will soon be ready to open up
his silvering OF mirrors and plat
ing shop on sos Lining st. Our
churches all. Sunday Schools thru
out the city were highly attended
Sunday Rev. ]. ]. James of the
First Baptist Church succeeded In
connecting one convert to the
church Sunday and raised $86.52.
The c. M. e., worshipped with the
Good Will Baptist Church Sunday,
day and night. Rev. B. +. Robert
preached two strong sermons, taxi
ing his text for his morning lesson,
Matthew 20;9, subject: sold Out
to Christ" AT night he selected his
text from Regulation b:12. Two con-
verts were connected to the church.
/ will not miss you any more now,
for I am ordering plenty OF papers.
You who fail to get the Express
on Saturday, call Mr.. Johnnie
the Dallas Express on Saturday
evening or call at Mr.. Johnnie
,Stark's cafe on Sunday morning and
he will take pleasure In handing
YOU copy Tor one dime And too,
IL an too little for you to see on
SUNDAY leave your news at Mr.,
starks cafe and win be glad to
receive 1t. S. w Booker, agent and
reporter,
Denton, Jan. 70. Services were
good at all churches Sunday, Mrs
Leta Wilson visited Miss Mary Lam
bert Sunday. She returned to heI
home in Fort Worth. Monday. Rev
Williams, one of the associate min.
listers of the Second Baptist Church
is dangerously Ill at the home or
North Oakland Mrs. Fannie Rey-
nolds Is stili reported i'll. Miss 9th.
clio Lister and Mr., l.. G. Hill were
quietly married az the A. M. ~
parsonage Wednesday night, Jan
IL. The marriage was to have been
at the church, on account OF incle.
ment weatIsst, they were married
at the pargonaga. Only a few friends
were present. 7'hey received quite
number o. presents. Mr.. Hill de.
serves much credit for having pre-
pared his home so nicely before his
marriage, All the bride had to &c
was to go housekeeping. Such young
men are not found every day. Miss
Lister was one among the besi
young ladies of the city. We wish
for them happy. and prosperous
VOYAGE through life Mrs. r d
Hancock is reported sick. Mr.. B. f
Crawford has purchased Buick
six automobile
Cooper, Jan. Services were
good at both churches. Everybody
seems to want to do more this veal
than they have in the past. Mira
Carrie Carter died in Greenville, OF
the 18th and was buried here OF
the 18th inst. Services were con
Quoted by her pastor. Mr.. Bill VIII
liams was called to Sulphur Springs
on account Of illness OF his sister
w. NJ. Dougan surprised, eYevybod,
by getting him another wife. New
Zion members wish for him a happ,
life. Mr. Sam Williams and Miss
Stella Williams wesa also quietl,
married. We hope iaat this brlgh
girl will continue to come to Sun
day School. Mr.. Earl Dean left OF
the 18th instant. for Marshall t
finish up his course in Bishop Col
s iege. The American Woodman re-
grets to lose Mr.. Dock Butler as h'
moved to Denison Mr.. Albert Iver,
Is reported much better after Ions
spell Of pneumonis. The Express il
looking for new home. Will vol
help me to find oneg You can Dc
"a BY telling your neighbor that hi
should read It before he does thu
Dallas News.
Itasca. Jan. 20 bethlehem Lap
tist Sunday School was well attend
ed. All Aeachers at their posts viii
Supt. VIM leading Rev. Moore Q
Temple was introduced and preach
ed wonf srful sermon. His tex
was from The 18th Chapter Of Mat
thew. All enjoyed the discourse. A
4ssO. Tie B. p. u, was In ses
sion Our 3: Y. p. u, president
profher +. NJ. McGinnis is liy'
wire and rs making things hum, w
had a very interesting subject Sat
an 4 DevOnfing Beast" taught b.
ne pastor. Our Bible drill Is tn
seessnr feature OF the B. Y. P ?
our prnrram Ror next Sunda,
School IL to bel something wort
s,hile Doa't fail to hear the mai
anafsette. Rev. Moore preached 7
> crowded house Sunday night. Sub
ieet. Prayer" and our hears burn
I'd within us as we listened. Mrs
III Scott was called to Kosse Z
CO her mother. who is sick. stopp
ina n Waco to see her daughter
Vera. finding her sick also she car