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

Mrs. George, Martin and little CIR
and also her friend of Little Rock
Ark, are. visiting relatives here. Mr.
Hyter and others of Wildhurst spent
short while in the city Sunday
They were disappointed by the bal
team. Mrs. Coripe jordan spent Sat
urday with her family here Mrs
Nelson Hamilton attended the grand
session at Waco, Sir Knights and
Daughters of Tabor, Mrs. J.. A. Land
has returned from Conroe. See the
reporter and get your paper please.
Cause, Aug. Sunday school
was well attended at both churches
Sunday. Rev. w. NJ. Harris left for
Sweet Home SUNDAY The Zion Hill
baptist church closed a great meet
'ng. There are six for baptism Thu
Missionary Society had a picnic.
Mr. Henry Washington has moved
back to Cause. Mrs. Snelgro is Wis
ting her neither. Mrs. Williams DC
visiting in Hearne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Cox left for the Grand Lodge.
Mrs. Zelma West was married Thurs
day night to Mr.. Leroy Gates. Al.
ways save a dime for the Express.
Sunday was high day at st.
Paul Baptist church. The smallest
crowd that ever attended aid the
largest collection ever raised. II
seems that every ole is in harmony
with Rev. Washington. We are plan
ming to build real church in the
near future Services began Sunday
morning at 10 a. m with our SIpt
Bro. Guss Campbell at his post The
crowd was small but we had good
lesson. Glass No. l, taught by T.
J. johnson. Two visitors were re-
ceived by the pastor, in the pei son
Of Sisters Malice Blanton and
Williams. Remarks by the Supt
Collection $500 Preaching service
began at 11:00 a. m. and contin-
ued until 10 p. m. with short ser,
mons by the pastor, which were
splendid. Ats $3.50 p. m. we were
treated with a splendid program by
the Home Mission Society. Program
began without announcements. Solo,
by Maud Plumer; Paper--Sister Car.
ter, subject. mission in the City.
Solo-Jewel Hollin5; Closing re-
marks-Dora Drake; Sermon by he
Pastor. We have a real pastor a
Ranger He preached two of the
best sermons we ever wipe ssed Sun
day. Our assistant pastor. Rev.
Nickleberry was out of town sunday
at his church. B. Y. P. U. was con
Quoted by Vice-president. Bro Guss
n hnA
Model Union taught by Rev. Pitt
Miller. Review by the pastor. Re
marks by the president. Our Home
Mission sisters are excellent. They
can not be surpassed =" any way
Do you know they are doing some
read mission work in Ranger that
deserves credit? They have furnish
ed the pulpit and pastors study with
tables and chairs. and their future
plans are to dress our pastor up and
put carLet on our church floor Col
lection for the sisters all day, $500
Mrs. Jones of Kansas City. Mo. is
in town VISITING her brother, Mr..
Henry Hill. President Of Home Mis-
sion Society will leave tonight for
Fort Worth to spend the week
Tyler. Aug. 4.-Services were well
attended at Bethlehem and ST. James
churches Sunday Revs Stewart and
Alexander were at the Board meet
ing at Lee Springs, Flint, Texas.
Rev. T. C. Bledsoe filled the pulpit
at Bethlehem Sunday morning. Thr
pastor preached Sunday ni5ht. Rev
H. c. Daniels preached two noble
sermons at st. james. There will b.
a Mock Conference at his church the
third Sunday in August. He read
off the stations, presiding elders etc
Sunday night. Dr. w. F. Warren
was appointed Bishop. The good
OF True Vine Baptist church
have given their pastor. Rev. Alex
just where he will spend it. Mr.
Richard Stanton of Kansas City, Mo.
is here visiting his parents. Prof
Willie Butler of Overton was in the
city last week en- route home from
Waco. Miss Grace Austin. daughter
of Prof Austin. left Monday for
Paris. Miss Austin wishes to thank
the young men for so royalty enter
tanning her Friday evening, July Goth
before her departure. She will visit
Miss Fannie Bailey. viii visited her
last Summer. The evening was spent
IN playing whist and dancing. Lave
ly refreshments were served. Nor
sans Jaxx Band was al its best and
every one enjoyed a 6eliShtful time
Mr. J. C. Longs mother of Atlanta
Georgia, is in the city. Mrs. Nenobia
benson and little Willie May Lacy
IF Fort Worth are in the city Wis
sting relatives and friends; they spent
n few days in Flint last week, visit
ing relatives Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Smith entertained a jolly bunch of
Young folks Thursday. evening, hon
orlng Miss Lacy. Misses Velma and
Myrtle Bledsoe have returned from
Greenville, where they visited their
brother, DR.. w. p. Bledsoe; they were
accompanied home by the doctors
twin sons. Mr. Maurice Mosely who
has heen attending Meharry Medica;
College, has returned home to snand
vacation with his parents. Mr. Allen
SHREDDER has had water installed in
his home on North Border street.
Mr.. Robert Goodman, who under
went an operation recently is able
to be out again. Mrs. Mahala Duck
enfield and son are on the sick list.
Messrs. Madison and Ionic STROBE
are spending few days in Wiuona.
Mr. Jessie Warren, Sr.. is kent busy
hauling the Normalites on the cash
bas's The members Of ST James
c. NJ E. church will have hen
NarNe"ue in the High School Grove
Friday and Saturday night The pub
lie is invited to attend Miss lavata
Nva1l7er has opened\a Poro ParlOr
Mr.. Eddie Ice Mitchell has returned
from Columbus, Ohio, where he &c
"ompauied Dr. Galloway IN his car
Mr. 7. G. Long made the trip to