The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-05

TeNnli1aBa. Nov sunset Bap-
tisl Church. Rev. A. w. whitaker,
p G. A big rally was carried on
beginning Monday night, Oct II.
Each night was carried on under
the head of some of the church aux
iliaries viz Monday night: Sum
day School night, Rev. G. w. Hamp-
ton. p c., of Mt. Plsgah Baptist
Chures and his congregation, amount
raised 1885, Tuesday night: B. \.
p. U night. Rev. Hilson. pastor
Polly Chapel and his congregation
were present and preached a won
derlul sermon and raised Sl5.54.
Wednesday night as Women's Home
Mission Night on which Rev. Har-
ris of Eleventh street Baptist Church
was to preach but on account OF ILL
ness could not be present but his
congregation came out and in his
stead the women choose Rev. X. II.
King. the Texas Anvil. Presiding
Elder OF the Marshall District who
preached a wonderful sermon such
as no one could do but King and
raised $24.35. Thursday night, Rev.
Griff King and his congregation
were present and raised $3.50. Fri
day night. Rev ]. T. Speed, Pas
tor Of Hopewell G. M II. Church
and his sweet singing choir and
congregation were present. Rev.
Speed preached an excellent SER
mon after which an offering was
taken which resulted to the amount
of S2O.35. Sunday was high day
for Sunset Baptist church, Rev. A.
w. Whitaker was at his best this
was the closing day for the rally.
Their aim was to raise $4,000 to
finish their building OF this amount
after al, reports had been taken In
they raised $434.00 Rev. Jackson
a G. M. e., preacher fell dead in his
room out on his work Friday last
funeral Sunday at Hopewell G. M. II.
Church. Was entered in Rose Hill
cemetery.
Plano, Nov. 3.---Services at both
churches Sunday. Mr.. w. b. Bynum
and Rev. A. Wright are here in In
terest OF the Golden Rule Of the
World. Prof. Williams and wife and
Mrs. Harrison, also Mr. A. L. Rus
sell are going on with their school
work. MIR. Willie Thomas and Mr..
Frank Show has purchased fine
cars. AIR. Tonsell and family moved
with Mr.. Brooks, Mr.. David Ellis
made flying trip to Wilmer Satur-
day TO visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. Joe Shinn OF Denton, was here
last week. s. S. Chinn. Reporter.
wItewrlght, Nov. Sunday
School was well attended at all
churches Sunday. Rev. G. %. Pat
terson was at his post. Rev. w. I'll
Bartlett. preached the W. III. Mis-
sionary sermon Sunday night. Money
raised S2.26. Mrs. NJ e. Wren OF
Dallas was called to Bells, Texas. on
account of the death OF her father,
Mr.. Anthony Hornback, Mrs. Irene
Bolden was in Denison last week.
When you have news worth while
please have II ready every Saturday
night and leave II at Gatewoods'
barbershop. Miss MILAN Butler and
Rebecca Hall have returned FROM
Dallas. Mrs. Annie Wright is at her
home again with friends and her
husband. Well! here am again,
what is III The Dallas Express.
When you get II you get all the
fresh news of the happenings OF Col
ored people. Mrs. Della May Coleman
Of Denison visited her mother last
week. Mrs. r. Conley Mr.. @. II.
Lewis was in Denison and Bonham
last week. Rev. r. J. Rucker was at
the c. M. e. church sunday and
held HIS 4th Quarterly Conference
which was a success. The pastor
was paid in full. Raised during the
last quarter SILICA Home Mission
Sisters. 1920.
Rocl1wall, Nov. 3.-St. Paul A. M.
j.. church had a well appointed
program last week from Tuesday
night to Saturday night in which
several ministers participated In able
discussions and delivered able SER
mons. Saturday night was a gem
eral discussion what Shall We do
TO Improve Conditions of our
Church," The officers OF the Sun
day School were at their proper