The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-19

JacksbOro, Nov. 17.-Rev. Allen
of Mineral Wells preached at the
c. M. f. church Sunday afternoon
Sick listed: Mr.. Geo. Brownly ant
Harvey Johnson, Misses Ruthie anC
Roxie BROMLEY and Mrs. SusaI
Phillips from Dallas. Geo. Means
Reporter.
Ennis, Nov. 17.-Rev. Bell has
been called to New Hope Baptis
church and he preached at st. Pau
Sunday at 800 p. m. Collection wa:
good. Mrs. Mamie Atkins and daugh
ter of Ennis, went to Bryan, tx
visit the Annual Conference. They
reported good time. Rev. Morgan
p. e., held his last quarterly con
ference, at the G. M. e. church
Sunday. Rev. H. McKener was call
ed to attend a funeral Sunday. Rev
Moore has moved to Marlin, he has
been appointed as pastor for the
ensuing year. Rev. Williams was II
high spirit Sunday. Some one trieC
a stunt of getting away with the
cash register at Mrs. Taylor's store
but they made him drop a part Of
it. Rev. ]. r. Carnes preached al
Galilee Baptist church, ]. H. Ed.
wards agent, Standard Life Insur
ance Company, of Atlanta. Ca, was
in the city on business. Mrs. James
is sick listed. Read the Dallas Elk.
press, it is only cents per copy
Houston, Nov. 17.-Mrs. Linetta
Criner Robinson visited Beaumont
last week. DR.. G. X. Brown, pastor
of the Trinity NJ. E. church of this
city has been transferred to Mar
shall, Texas. Rev. E. d. Woodfork
is the new pastor of the Trinity
M. E. church. Rev. J. w. Glider
pastor, the Sloan M. e. church was
transferred to West Texas Confer
ence and stationed at Waco, Texas
Rev. L. V. Harrison, of the St
James NJ. E. church retains his
charge for another year. Mrs. Lille
Green was called to Galveston, to
attend the bed side of her sister
Rev. E. H. Golden, pastor, Mt. Yer
non M. q. Church retains his charge
for the ensuing year. Rev. P. c.
Hunt. retains the p. ELS chair for
another term with Houston District
Rev. Hamilton is back with St
Paul A. M. E. church. And Rev
Butler is again with Payne Chapel.
Rev. Young retains Wesley Chapel.
Brown Chapel is yet to be supplied
with a pastor. We want more read
ers for the Express. See VIM. Arch
ibald. 422 San Felipe ST., Phone
Preston 44S0.
Houston Heights.
Rev. R. ]. Jordan, preached a
noble sermon at Mt. Sinia Baptist
church Sunday morning at IL o'clock
and Rev. ]. H. Earle, responded.
Collection $685.. The B. Y. P. U. and
the Starlight band marched from
the school house to the church on
Armistice day and sang Star Span
gle Banner, under direction of Mrs.
]. l. Grant and Mrs. S. A. Watson.
Sick listed: Mrs. Carrie Hill and
Mrs. Eliza Williams are still on the
sick list. Mr.. John Sanders who
was injured at the Oil Mill is i'm
proving but still unable to work.
Rev. Williams of Mt. Rose Baptist
church was at his post and preach
ed two great sermons. Collection
$22.91. Dallas Express for sale
every Saturday at 521 Rutland St.
Marlin, Nov. 1.-THE First Bap-
fist church was crowded to it's ca
pacity last Friday night to witness
the lecture by Prof. G. G. Tremble,
entitled What of the Future?"
This was proclaimed a masterpiece.
His discourse was masterful and in
a large way assured the Colored
man he has slept on his rights; has
brought up the spiritual and in
tellectual side quite favorably but
has left one most vital point, that
it, the commercial side. Prof. Pace,