The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-14

ployed in picture business by j. j..
Dawson for several years, Is now
general manager under the new man
agement. It is hoped that the show
going people are going to support
this picture show, as they never did
before, that it may encourage the
young men in their business, and
thus make 1t possible for them to
give Temple a better show-house for
Colored people, and the best there
is in motion pictures. These young
men also own picture show in
Cameron. Madames. J. NJ Moore, h.
Nelson, and Ed. Anderson motored
to Bolton last week to attend the
A. NJ. Il. District Conference, and
reported a nice meeting. Mrs. Pau
line Newsome of Cameron, after yts-
ting Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Price for
a few days returned home. The X.
of Ps. shut out the Boosters" last
Thursday evening at the Bon-Ton
Park. Scores 1870 Albert Cole man
ager of the X. of P. team says he is
giong to make his team the best in
Temple. Rev. w. NJ. Taylor, pastor
of the Corinth Baptist Church has
been quite i'll for a few days, but
is much improved at this writing.
Rahger, May 1.-THE pastor of St.
Paul Baptist Church wishes to an
nounce that he has as loyal members
to the cause of Christianity as can
be found in the world. For the pro-
motion of all right and righteous
causes, they are ever ready. Con
spicuous figures in making our first
anniversary great one, viz. Sis
ter N. D. Ford and her strong corps
of H. NJ. workers, Deacons Watkins,
Long and others, who believe j
front line activities. Valuable and
useful gifts were given the pastor
viz: T. ]. Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. A
B. Long. Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette
Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Wyatt.
Sisters Naomi Carter, Sister Sim
mons and Professor G. P. Logan.
The pastor and his family, were roy.
ally entertained and cared for a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Craig
To the above named church, and the
town at large, and to my master
and my God" I am indebted, and
make this publication as only :
REV. ]. w. WASHINGTON,
Pastor st. Pauls Baptist Church. .
means of expressing my gratitude.
The West Texas District Board
will convene with st. Paul Baptist
church beginning May l. Everybody
invited Rev. ]. w. Wash
ington, Pastor.
Jacksonville, May 12.-Rev. NJ. L.
Vaughn, Divisional Secretary Amer
lean Bible Society of New York,
preached at Benson Chapel c. NJ. e.
Church Sunday to a nice and APP
preciative audience. Miss Sarah Glenn
mon returned home from Tyler after
a two weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. Effie Scott. Mr.. Pat Johnson
was in Tyler Saturday. Mr., A. w.
Johnson is building a ball park for
the Colored citizens of this city. Prof.
NJ. l.. Jones of Texas College spent
and Sunday at home. Rev
+. w. Sanders preached storp SER
mon at Sanders Hall Friday night.
Rev w. NJ. White is on the sick list.
Harry X. Miller, he Magician, played
two nights at the c. NJ. E. Church.
Wolfe City, May 12.-The Odd Eel
lows and Ruthite's annual sermon
was held Sunday. Colleced $500.
Quite a number of people attended
court in Greenville Friday. Madams
Thompson, Jones and Harnbuckle
were in Greenville. w. ]. Taylor
was in Neyland and Honey Grove.
Miss Hattie Jones passed through
en- route to Neyland and Honey Grove.
Miss Hattie Jones passed througe hn
route to Neyland Mr. and Mrs. A.
]. Workman of Celest were here Sun
day.
Commerce, May 12.-Services were
well attended Sunday at Mt. Moriah
DR.. ]. Frank Norris of Fort Worth is
to be with us. Miss L. T. Phillips
and Miss Hortense Frame of Gle
burne were with us this week Ar
rivals: Mr.. Philip Lotion. Wolfe City;
Mr.. Mack Mcbride of oFrt Worth;
Miss Alva Roberts, Klondike, and
z. V. Goss, Paris. Rev. d. L. Dun
fred left for Sulphur Springs Saur-
day. ISIS Naudy Davis of Greenville
has been the guest Of Miss Payne
Mr. Robert Templeton and Miss
Jessie Burlington are on the sick list.
We were glad to see Bro. Dennis
little at church. We trust he will
regain his health speedily. Rev. 1
c. Farley preached two great SER
mons Sunday. He is liked by all
$44.10 was raised. Mrs. Callie Lee
a local operation to-day.
Read up, and pay up. Naomi Brown
rigg. Reporter
Marshall, May 5.-Tbout $50 Odd
Fellows, Household of Ruth and Juve-
niles marched to Bethesda Baptist
Church to have their annual Thanks
giving sermon preached. A concourse
of people greeting them. the follow
ing program was dispersed:
l. Song-"All Hail the Power of
Jesus Name" (2) Invocation-Bro
A. w. Washington; (3) Chant-The
Lords Prayer; az Reading of Proc
lamation and Introduction Of Master
of Ceremonies-Bro ~ Morris; (5)
Scripture Reading-Rev. G. e. Steph-
ems; (6) Song--"Pass Me Not. o.
Gentle Lord"-H. Simmons, II. Fl. Of
Ruth Sisters; "a Message-H H. of
Ruths, Miss Cornelia Bryant; fSl
Jubilee-H. H. of Ruth Sisters. (o>
Address-"Odd Fellowship Frank G..
White, (10) Duet-"Come Holp Spir-
It," Jerome, Mrs. L. CARLETON and DR..
o. L. Bledsoe: (1D Sermon--Rev.
]. H. MAY; f12) Song-"Waiting. H.
Fl. of Ruth Sister: (13) Collection.
Bros. Samuel McClain and Manuel
Powell; (14) Song-"God Be With