The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-26

The Forums meeting nights is Tues
day night in every week. Mr.. w. II.
King, one of the supported and di-
rectors of the Standard Life Insur-
ance Co. delivered a very interesting
address at New Hope Baptist Church
Wednesday night, Feb. 16 IN behalf
of his work. His talk was timely
and full of thought. Prof. b. y
Aycocks family of Rockdale, Prof
j. A. Davis now of Marshall, A. Day
of Houston and quite number of
other professors and reverends were
present. The Forum met last Tues
day night at Rev. Benns' church, |
Edward Chapel, on N. Sth st. Bro.
o. H. Bonn is subscriber to the
Express, are you? Let's line up.
Please phone your news earlier than
Friday not later than Monday noon.
Phone 5065. t. B. Garrett, Reporter,
1904 N, 9th street.
Hemphill, Feb. 24.-Macedonia Bap-
fist Church had regular PASTORAL
services Sunday and Sunday night
with Rev. M. Daniels, pastor in the
pulpit. Our church owed some 5000
or more and one effort of him on the
Fifth Sunday of January last, 500
of the debt was paid off. Rev. Dan
iels accepted the pastorate in Oct.
last, preached his first sermon as
such on the second Sunday in Jan.
and on the fifth gave us his services
with the above results. Yesterday
and last nights collection amounted
to $4150 There have been only four
Cd IN no ahnrnh
we have among us sinners ito let"
but they all belong to the church.
Rev. Daniel Battle of the M. e.
Church returned Tuesday of last week
from an extended visit to PARIS, his
old home, and other points in N. E.
Texas. Rev. Evans, Deacon S. E.
Gabriel of East Mayfield, Mrs. Ben
Crockett of Sexton and Mrs. Maner-
via Hamilton and children of Milan
were all visitors among us Sunday.
Prof w. A. Brown, principal Call
High School made flying trip here
yesterday. Prof. Brown is an old
chum and co-worker of the writer
Deacon Battler of the Sunlight
Church was with his family at Mace
donia Church Sunday and Sunday
night. Old people sometimes fail to
see the error of their own children
but can see all the fault in others.
prevails among us too much. Read
the Express and get from across the
road of progress for the race. 1t
sometimes makes us wonder as to
what kin, if any, the devil is to God.
for he is so strong. Death claimed
Miss Lois Shipp, Feb. 10th, after an
illness of about three years. Inter
ment at Macedonia Cemetery.
Temple, Feb. 24-S. C. Carothers
is operating a first class grocery
store on e. Avenue D., and So. 9th
Street, and solicits your patronage.
The LaBelle Cafe located on e. Ave.
B., is being operated by Mrs. e. A
Anderson. Instead Of going in the
back door of the white restaurants.
let us walk in the front door of the
/ LaBelle Cafe and eat off the dining
tables instead of the kitchen tables.
Hon. /. l.. Moody after visiting his
mother in Paris last Sunday returned
home and reports nice trip. $4,000
each was designated to the twenty
three women captains who took ac-
LlNG parts III Tic way SndpSl "A
NJ E. rally, which closed the End
Sunday instant. The amount of mon
ey raised by the majority of the
workers was far beyond their assess
ments. Mrs. Pearl Spencer headed
the leading role with $125.90, while
Mrs. Jerry Moore was second with
$101.05. With this, and the reports
from the other captains made total
for six weeks rally, $1,456.49. Rev.
L. NJ. Sanders, pastor, thinks the wo-
men did excellent, and stated that
the mems rally would start last Sun
day, the goth, and run six weeks
and that he hoped the men would do
better. The Bell County Burial AS
sociation (for Colored people, owned,
and enrolled by Colored people has
been set up, and is gaining sue
cessful Roadway. The association is
composed of the following officers:
e. Ward, president; S. c. Crenshaw,
vice-president; l. l.. Moody, secre-
tary; Mrs. Ida Dawson. treasurer.
Ed. Blair, Grover C. Meredith and
j. H. Cockrell trustees. Lucious
Green, after an attack of blood poison
in one of his feet, as a result of be-
ing hurt under refrigerator is i'm
proving. Mrs. Joe Wright is reported
sick at this writing.