The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-01-29

tanitor. Moreover, people living in
glass houses shouldns throw stones.
Mr.. ]. A.. Knight, has opened watch
making and jewelry repair shop
adjacent to DR. Comans office on
Park Street. Rev. Poro. p e., of
the Terrell District Of the A. M. n.
Church worshipped at Anderson
Chapel Sunday,a and preached two
splendid sermons for the pastor,
Rev. E. D. Bonner. Any gentlemen
(of quality desiring the heart and
hand OF a "dashing' widow (age
reserved) please write the Reporter.
Pineland, Jan. pa splendid SER
vice was rendered all day Sunday
at the C. M. e. Church with Rev.
III. Thompson, pastor. His text was
Lord what will thou have me DOR
Act SO, Subject. Change your pur-
pose" The collections for the pastor
was $500, after collection the blind
man preached noble sermon Sun
day night to congregation of about
200. The collection for him was
1 SLIPS. The blind preacher is from
Port Arthur. His name is Rev, Will
liams. Total collection for both
preacher S24.25. Messers. Leo Rob-
son, Johnnie Wade and Jerry Greer
motored from East Mayfield here
Saturday night visiting friends and
church. Mrs. Effie Jeffro and sister,
Mrs. Bertha Sanders are here from
Conroe visiting friends. Mr.. Ivory
Calhoun made a flying trip to Steep
Creek to visit his relatives. Mr. Ed
Armstrong is visiting in Houston,
Conroe, Crockett and Summerville
He is home now 10 stay. Fis wife
is somewhat i'll. To my ueighbors
and friends Of Pin'eland, ! thank you
for your loyalty and many useful
gifts that you gave me on my birth
day tree January 20. 1921 Your
kindness will never be forgotten. 1t
shall rest on the table Of my heart
forever. See M. L. Portlock. reporter
I for Pineland for the Dallas Express.
Milford, Jan. 27.-Mrs. N. E. Bur-
nett and Prof. L. G. Mcdonald and
Mr.. G. w. Malone went to Forreston
I to attend tthe Ministers Council Mr.
Abner Malone of Dallas is guest c
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Malone. Misses Clancy " Am son
and Matte Sanders went to Italy
Mr.. Carl Wiley of Italy was IN the
city. Mr.. Henry Simmons and a
host from Frost were in the city
Rev. A. j. Matthew filled his pulpit
Sunday and preached two soul stir
I ring sermons. Have your dime ready
/ when Wilson brings the paper. II
saves time. Read the Express for
news and information. Bernice
Richardson, reporter. Kelly Miller
High School is overjoyed with the
third teacher, Miss Jewel Wright
Amarillo, jan. 27.-Rev. Menogan,
pastor of the Mt Zion Baptist Church
preached to. crowded house Sun
day evening. Rev. Flounoy, pastor
of thu G.. NJ e. preached to large
crowd. Mr.. Henry Collins one OF
the Fort Worth and Denver train
porters resigned on the 18th. Mrs
Fay Parker is visiting in Cleburne.
Mr.. A. D. Jones of Plainyiew is Wis
iting friends in Amarillo. Messrs
Sid Goodwin, S. Miller, Jerry Quito
and Mr.. Cask were baptized last
week. Mr.. Ed Moore has put
$4,000 dwelling back Of his hotel.
You will find the Express on sale
at No. 11S Harrison street.
league, Jan. 27.-Sunday School
was we'll attended at all churches
Sunday. Rev. G. w. jackson was at
his post Saturday and Sunday with
his people. He is a good pastor and
always has a plenty of gospel food
to give his sheep. Rev. Dickson and
wife were his visitors. They were
also visitors Of Mr. r. j. Brewer and
family Mr.. Dickson and Mr.. Brewer
are old friends of long standing
Mr.. R. j. Brewer and wife were
over to MexiaN on business. Mr.. A.
B. Brewer spent few days In the
city last week with relatives. He left
last Saturday for Ennis. The small
pox is getting down to some extent
in our city. Only few cases be-
ing reported now. 1t is said that
those who are sick with it are get
ting along we'll We hope that such
disease will soon stop. We hope that
It wont last like the H. G. l.. II 1t
does there will not be but a few
that it will miss. Many readers o.
the Express are wanting to know who
received the Cadillac car in the con-
test. To satisfy, we hope that the
press will tell u.s. All business con-
Germs seem to be doing very well.
Mr.. H. r. Jones daughter at Groes-
beck 10 still ill. There is no sick
ness nor pain IN Heaven hui the
Holiness preacher and some Of his
members have the smallpox and are
quarenteened. i wonder what his
members think now? wish to say
| to the readers Of the Express, will
have two places from now on that
you can get the Express in the bus
\ mess part of the town. You will
find me at M. Dobbin and Grayson' S
/ store and in the north part of town
at Mr. j. b. Kings store Your pa
trorage is always appreciated. r. ],
Brewer, Agent,
CIcbnrne, Jan. 27.-Mr. Lewis Cald-
well and Miss Mable Martindale were
quietly married last Thursday night
at the home Of the bride, Rev. G.
lie. Hammonds officiating. Mrs. Co
rine Seay is guest of Mr.. and Mrs
i Floyd Gee. Mrs. Mary Jones. gave
a swell six o'clock luncheoh At her
'Itome last Tuesday night at her home
Ia honor Of Rev Gentry Of Ardmore
L Oklahoma, and Mr. Tony Allen Of
j Omaha, Nebraska. Those present
Mr.. and Mrs, James Baker, our I'M
/ dertaker, Mr. and Mrs. Murrel
Stokes, Mrs. Hattie Davis, Dallas
4 Express Reporter and wife, Mr.. Bold.
en-. Mr.. A. l.. Davis of Denver, Colo.
4 is in the city. Mr.. Foster Jones
Enf Denton was the guest Of relatives
Hast week. Mr.. Lexie Dowlin Of
!, Oklahoma City was in the city Sat
/ urday visiting friends. Mr.. Callit
4 stewart OF Paris, Mrs. L. johnson
/, OF Ladonia. Mr. ard Mrs Lonnie Kay
) Of Sulphur Springs, Bertha Kay O
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