The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-22
TEXAS TOWNS

Marlin, Oct. 2O.-Mr. Johnnie
Jibs and Miss Davie Smith were
united in the Holy bounds of we'd
lock, a few days ago. We wish for
them a smooth sale over the ma
trimonal sea- Miss Smith is a de-
sirable Young woman, and we can
say nothing less Of the young man
Big charge is being made among
the business people of Marlin Bus
mess houses are being fitted up,
making ready for the various bust
ness engagements which are on the
road.
Several of the preachers and mem
bers left Tuesday for Denison, Tex
as TO attend the Baptist state con-
vention to be held thehe this week.
A successful meeting is anticipated.
Revs. Mooney and Bailey of the
NJ. e. and A. NJ. E. churches re-
spectively are making hasty prepare
tiOns for the meetings in Dallas and
BRYAN. Both of these able devines
are worthy and we hope for them
their return to us at Marlin. DR..
A. S. Jackson, Commissioner of Ed
ucation of the A. M. E. church,
who has just returned from across
the waters, visiting London, Rhome
Paris and many other cities of the
old world will lecture here in the
near future at the A. M. e. church.
To hear him will be a treat, but
to miss him, will be a great loss
to yourself and humanity. Mr. Hanks
and wife have returned from their
extended trip on the Pacific coast
Mr. Oliver Lights from Canada says
he is having the pleasure of his
life A big union barbershop has
been organized and is now in full
operation on the court house square
Mr. d. NJ. Taylor is the efficient
manager. This has been long felt
want for Marlin, in the way of
barbershops. This shop is fitted up
with all sanitary appliances and
fully prepared to render first-class
services Rev NJ. A. McNeese preach
ed at Upper Zion last Sunday
that he is having the pleasure of his
which made the crowd feel the
Holy Ghost. Mr.. Gus Geralds and
Mr. T. l.. Soders has big move
on foot to startle the public when
ii comes to light. They have the
finance and are fully prepared to
operate and put through the proram
which they have in mind. Now this
is the right way to do These to
men have children and grand-chil-
dren in school and they are simply
making something for them to do
and TO look to the other fellow,
because the other fellow is looking
out for his side of the house which
nothing more than right Now let's
get busy and some more of us start
up something for our children so
when they return from school that
they will have something else to do
other than carrying bundles of
clothes on their heads and under
their arms. No disgrace to carry
clothes, but you could carry them
without rubbing your heads upon
the cottage walls. Mr.. Dowell Smith,
Mooney and Watkins left Thursday
for Samuel Huston College at Aus
tin. These are bright young men
and with little push, will make
good. Prof. Anderson of Calvert,
Grand Master of the Wonderful
Workers of the World was in town
Friday and assisted Deputy P. A.
Stamps in organizing second
lodge of the kind in and around
Marlin. This is destined to be a
great lodge and it will be well for
everybody that can get into it.
1t is bound to be o. K, because
no lodge can operate in Texas unless
it meets the strict laws and require
ments.
From 6 months old to 90 years
can join this noble institution and
get some protection. So no one need
to have any excuse as to securing
place for shelter. Everybody should
see to it that their folk should get
into this or some other institution
of some kind while they Can. Mr..
S. j. Washington and his adopted
son have just returned from San
Antonio, Texas, where his son took
examination for embairning license
TO practice in the state. We hope
for him success. Washington is do