The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-16

Eugene mooney ana DOWl smith
There we're many games played ant
the evening was spent lovely afte
which the rest Of the evening wa
spent at the movies. Mr.. Willie Ze
phyer and Miss Beulah Miller wer,
united for life. Mr.. Johnnie Wor
sham and Mrs. Ida d. Webb wer,
united in wholly wedlock. who
WeatherfOrd, July 14.-Services al
good at all the churches Sunday
Rev. G.. II. Harllee was out OF towr
Sunday. Rev. Mason preached Sun.
day at IL a. m, at Prince Memorial
Q. M. Il. church. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
/, Kard were guests of Mrs. Cleo
Rucker. Eastland and Weatherford
crossed bats Saturday. Eastland won
the game. Misses Freddie Harris anC
Ardell Hall are planning a triI
north. Mr.. James Young and Hugh
Cooper made flying trip to Miner
al Wells. Mrs s. p. Alexander has
been real sick. Mrs. Bell Johnson
and Aline Cooper are better. Ella
Jacobs is real sick Mrs. Gussie
Griggs is improving.
Teague, July 14.-Services were
well attended at all the churches
Sunday. Pew. Alexander, pastor, of
the Missionary Baptist church and
Rev. Pruitt of the A. M. e. Church
were at their posts. Rev. N. Brown
Of Hillsboro, preached the annual
sermon for the T. c., G. B. G. Sun
day. They have elected a new set of
officers for the next term. w. H.
Hucklebury, president, and all the
officers were installed last Saturday
night by Rev. Brown. We as a race
must patroniZe each other. We must
endeavor to raise our standards of
living This and nothing else will
gain for us recognition from our
superior race. Read the Express,
don't miss a copy. r. j. Brewer,
reporter.
CarTOllton, July 14.-Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Spears have had a sick child,
but, 1t is improving fast. Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Croomes went to Plano,
Sunday TO see their relatives and
friends. They report having had a
nice time. Sims Chapel A. NJ. E.
church is going to have their rally
Sunday. We had Sunday School at
10 a. m. We are still improving in
Sunday school, as well as church.
Al any time any one wishes to
preach for Rev. II. Baker notify
Miss H. Busch, secretary, Carrollton,
Texas.
Ranger, July 1.-THE week en-
ding July 9th, was one of the his
tory making weeks of the Colored
people of Ranger The whole Color
ed population was astir, around the
restaurants and business places. On
the down town streets, and in the
private homes. Men are talking
about the great revival at the St.
Paul Baptist church. DR.. A. L.
Wright. pastor of the st. John Bap-
fist church of Wichita Falls is CON
Quoting the revival assisted by Pas
tor ]. w. Washington, thus far we
are successful, spiritually and finan-
cially. Rev. G. w. Carraway, pastor,
A. M. E. church went to Fort Worth
on business during the week. The
A. NJ. Il. church made more improve
ments by wiring their building for
electric lights. The many friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Lang, whose
home is in Dallas, will enjoy the
social function to be given in their
departure for home, /. e., Friday
night before their departure, Their
work here will live ever. Mr., and
Mrs. Ford gave banquet in honor
OF the Rander Oil Stars Ball Club
and fans at the Ford cafe. Manager
Sandy Modem was present with his
boys and enjoyed himself. This was
the first affair of this kind on rec
ord in Ranger for Colored. This is
the oldest and finest cafe in the
city for Colored. The proprietors
are respected by both white and
Colored people of Ranger. Mr.. j.
an Oil Star fan, keeps the
same spirit If the Oil Stars did loose
to the FIT. Worth Panthers. The
clubs is to be on the road for Is
days. Assistant pastor, Rev. T. c..
really knows how to
sell the Express. He has not drawn
the color line with his paper, any
body may have one for 10 cents.
The khocker still knocks on the
which serves as a free pub
licity. Ranger shall be saved
through the pulpit and the press.
Rev. T. G. Nickleberry. reporter.
Oak Cliff. July 14.-Rev. and
Mrs. r. ]. Rucker. of Mineral Wells,
Texas. en- route home from the Dali
las District Conference, which con-
vened in Sherman, Texas, spent a
few l:Nrrs Monday at the home of
Mrs. Jennie Smith and daughter,
Marietta.
BOnham, July 14.-Mrs. Pearl Bell
Of Greenville, is here visiting her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Henry Garrett.
Rev. S. T. Floyd, New Hope Church
preached Sunday and returned home
10 Sherman, Monday. Mrs. Ida Per-
son has been To Gainesville, visit
ing her daughter and sister. Mr. G.
D. Baker of Pittsburg, Texas. is in
he city visiting his cousin, Mrs. W.
B. Crumpton, while here he will also
rain a big company for q concert.
Mrs. Sue Carr of Dallas is here Wis
ting Mrs. Maggie White, her
laughter and friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ingram are visiting. rel
ltives and friends. Mr.. Joe Stephens
Ind RI Carr were married Fri
lay night, Rev. F. s. Stephens Of
iciated. Mrs. M. ]. Stephens and
Mrs. Lena Poyner have gone to
arizona and California on plearure
rips Mr.. Garfield Beecham has gone
% Los Angeles. CAL, to visit Mr..
md Mrs. T, NJ. MCGEE and T. M
Junior. We had a fine quarterly
at the C. M. E. church
md also a district conference, but
piritually and financially successful. |
On Sunday at IL a. m. Rev. j. H.
Hughes preached az great sermon.
Rev. b. f. Ramble preached noble