The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-05

| it at X. G.. Gatewood's Barbershop.
Mrs. NJ. e. Wren,s aunt returned
home. Everybody is invited to attend
the B. Y. P. U. every Sunday at 4:30
o'clock
Mineral Wells, Feb. 3.-Services
were held at he different churches
Sunday. Sunday School is rapidly
growing. Rev. J. S. Sutton, p. G.. of
Little Bethel Baptist Church bap-
tized at his church at p. m. Sun
day. Prof. Myles has purchased a
piano and is giving music lessons.
Those of you who desire to take
music from him can find him at the
Dement, Rooming House. Mr.. Arthus
Hughes and daughter received from
Foster Court No. SO, of Calanthe here
$500 for the death of Mrs. Jeneva
Hughes, wife, who died here few
months ago. The money was paid
to them by Mrs. l.. N Smith and
Mrs. L. d. Tucker Mr.. D. H. Roark
attended the funeral of his sister
who died here last week has re-
turned. Mr.. e. Welch of Dallas, who
is here seeking his health made a
business trip home last week. Rev.
Mr.. Sheppard, who has been i'll is
convalescing. Prof. w. S. Willis of
Waco, G. C. of Colored Knights Of
Pythias made his annual visit here
last week and lectured to the brave
boys and told them some Great things
in Knighthood, on last Friday night,
Jan. 30, 1921. Miss Carrie Gillian
entertained with stag party at her
home from 1890 until O. The guests
present We're: Mr.. E. A. Dykes, Mr..
Geo. Bates, Mr.. r. T. Johnson, Mr..
Harris from Fort Worth, Mr.. Wiley
Craig, Mr. Cornelius Hall, Mr.. John
Gillian. Special games were played.
Miss Amanda Gillian served the menu
of punch, cake, marshmellow, almonds
and other danties Mr.. Grand Mason
and wife of Seymore were here Wis
iting their mother, Mrs. Ida Mason.
While here he ordered the Express
sent him. On Wednesday night, Jan.
10, Mr.. Craig Waters and Miss Marice
Scott were happily married at the
First Baptist Church. Rev. w. T.
Talley ofiiciated After the marriage,
the couple was invited to the X of p.
Hall where they were royalty en-
tertained by the Loyal Friends of
America. A first class doctor is
wanted in Mineral Wells at once.
For information address: Rev. R. J..
Rucker, E. A. Dykes, Mineral Wells.
Rev. Brown has just returned from
Austin where he has been attending
the Executive Board. En- route home
he stopped over at Annetta and
preached a strong sermon. The Ma
sonics entertained the Heroines and
and Eastern Stars last Friday night
at the X. of p. Hall. Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Moran, a fine baby girl.
Mother and baby are doing we'll P.
II. jackson, Reporter.
Crockett, Feb. 3.-Rev. H. C. Rob-
inson, pastor OF Good Hope Baptist
Church was at his post Sunday. He
preached two able sermons which
were quite inspiring. Rev. Buford,
the pastor of St. Iaul Baptist held
mis- regular services Sunday. Rev.
Tee, the Presbyterian Evangelist
closed his services and Will assist
rev. Alexander one week. The Bow
ems Association Board opened at
| Bethel Baptist Church of which Rev.
M. Reese is pastor. Messrs. Fisher
Clinton and Bud Cannon have opened
a first class barbershop on the
Square. Messrs VIM Scott, John b.
Smith and Lee Fender reside still
on Camp street. Mr.. Edd Gilmore
and family left for Abilene. Rev. ana
Mrs. c. j. Alexander attended the
North Houston District Council at
Willis on last week Mrs. Mary Eta
Myrick is on the sick list. Mrs.
Susie Mason is still confined to her
bed. Mrs. M. N. Davis is also on
the sick list. Rev. Mrs. H. c. Rob-
inson was guest Of Mrs. Alexander
for dinner on last Sunday. The
Light Bearers were organized by Mrs.
Tice on the 28th. Our wishes are
that every child in town will be en-
rolled. There is much good the
children can do. If the older people
will not unite, the younger ones will
gladly do so. Help them too.
Greenyille, Feb. 3.-All the church
es of the city had good services Sun
day. Messrs. Charlie White, Willie
Fitch nd Theodore McDaniels made
flying triy to Dallas Sunday to
attend the wedding of Mr. Oscar
White and Miss Leola Adams. After
the wedding, THE couple made
flying trip to Greenville where they
were entertained by his brother, MIR.
Charlie White. We hope them much
success Their future home will be
in Dallas. The entire town was in
deed sorry to hear of the death OF
an old citizen, Mr. Louis Duke. The
family has the sympathy of the whole
town. New Hope Baptist Church
was blessed Sunday by having Rev
Felix Jones of Pittsburgh preached
two spiritual sermons. Rev. Jones
is great preacher and as he preach
ed our hearts burned within us.
Two were added to the church Sun.
day.
Jacksonville, Feb. 3-Rev. B. Smith,
pastor, Benson Chapel G.. NJ. e.
Church was with his people Sunday.
Services were sDod Sunday evening.
The pastor preached special sermon
to men only. The pastor was at his
best and delivered powerful SER
mon to a large crown. Total col
lection for the day S22.94. The Fifth
Sunday meeting of the Alto Fourth
District Board convened with Sweet
Union Baptist Church, Jan. 2S-29-30
with Rev. F. B. Brown presiding.
A good delegation was present and
an interesting meeting was held
Total raised $780, Mr.. George Clip
son spent few days in Dallas this
week on business. Miss Mable San
ders spent Saturday and Sunday at
home. Mr.. Wess Massie and George
Jackson spent Sunday visiting Mrs.
Sallie MCGEE. Miss Cora and Deola
Pierce spent Saturday at home. To-
morrow, Sunday, Rev. W. H. Vance,
white, pastor of NJ. L. Church, South,
will preach at Benson Chanel G. NJ.