The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-19
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Rev. c. H. Pugh of the A. NJ. E
Church delivered noble sermon
Sunday morning with his Junior
choir, Mr.. Sam Lewis president anC
Mr.. Laura II. Miller, pianist, sans
praises from their very souls. Eacl
one was made to rejoice in the sal
walton of their souls. AT night, il
spite of indictments weather, Rev
Robinson filled the pulpit for Rev
Pugh. The services were also graoeC
with the presence of Rev. prof
Peels. Mrs. Lizzie Ray of the A. NJ
d. Church reported S7S.52 from the
Vanguard book; also the Missionary
sisters of the church, with Mrs. Lucy
b. Richardson as president, had theii
annual sermon preached Sunday ev.
ening by Rev. c. II. Pugh. the pastor
The Baptist sisters participated with
them. Collection SS.5S. They also
stormed Mrs. Lizzie Pullins last week
who Is sick and helpless. with many
good things to eat. In fact, the A
NJ. E. Church people with their noble
pastor, Rev. Pugh, is bringing things
to pass in every respect The ham
mers are still ringing on the compile
ton of their church, making ready
to entertain the coming Annual Con
ference. The Priscilla Art Club gave
a bingham dress party last week
They report an enjoyable time. Each
and every one missed the presence
of Mr.. Willie McDade who met with
sad accident and was carried away
We hope that he may return soon
Mr.. Willie Derrough is still on the
sick list. Also Mr.. Sam Cation, who
is here with his mother from Fort
Worth is still confined to his room
Miss Lizzie Chase spent Sunday in
Malakoff To those who failed to
pay up: See your reporter. Credit is
bad man. Always find the Express
at Z. G, Franks barber shop. Mrs
Laura H. Miller, Reporter.
Marshall, March lin the rally
at Mallulieu NJ. e. Church. they raised
$500. Ebenezer led the churches with
1854. Galilee Baptist Church at hot
second with S136.66. These were the
leaders. The pastor of Mallulieu Is
out in loud praise for services rem
dered by the various churches; two
conversions, N. Stubblefield and Mont
gomery and Byrd. The remains of
Mr.. Richard W. Watkins, an old and
highly respected citizen died in
Arizona. His remains was shipped
to Marshall for interment. Funeral
attended from Jerusalem Baptist
church. Rev. Poe Campbell attending,
laid to rest in the College Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. his brother-in-
law and sister accompanied the re-
mains to Marshall. Mr.. j. C. Rob-
mson has been appointed by Cover
nor Pat Neff as n sanitary officer.
He asks all to clean up and be nice.
Mrs. Della Johns is able to be up.
Miss Helen Taylor returned from
Dallas. Marriage license issued to
the following persons: Lucy Robin
son and Ruby Johnson, Allen Wilson.
Josephine Smith, John Owens and
Cora Dye. The Marshall Braves. a
noted ball team has organized for
the season. Mr.. Joe Beaver is elect
ed as its manager. Mr. Beaver is
very prosperous; this bespeaks sue
cess for the team. Bishop College
has strong team. Rev. w, D. Lewis
preached a great sermon at Eber-
neza NJ. Z. Church Sunday. He is
moving things.
league, March II, Services were
good at all churches Sunday. Rev.
Alexander was at his post Sunday
andis holding a revival at his church
this week. The T. c. B C. met last
Saturday night with crodwed house
to hear reports of the treasurer.
The treasurer reported S16,40O0 and
above in arrears. The X. of P's.
are planning to have a great pro-
gram on the 9TH instant Hon. R. j.
Brewer has been confined to his bed
for some time.
Greenville, March 17-Sunday was
a high day at all the churches OF the
city. Rev. J. H. Washington of Dali
las was at New Hope Baptist Church
Sunday and preached two wonderful
sermons. The Greenville Giants base
ball team crossed bats with the Dali
las Red Cap Giants last Sunday.
The game ended on the last half of
the 7th inning. Scores were 5 to
8 in favor Of Greenville. Both teams
showed much skill.
Tyler, March 17.-Sevices were
well attended at all the churches.
Miss E. tonelius and Mr. w. NJ.
Harris made a flying trip to Over
ton last week Miss N. J. Pugh,
the popular saleslady at the East
Texas Photograph Company is MAX
ing good. Miss Pugh is very bright
young lady. We hope for her sue
cess. The reporter was on the
streets last Saturday selling papers
when a Colored gentleman called
him aside as though he had something
of importance to ask. After telling
the reporter his trouble. he informed
him that the county clerk had sent
him out to get a paper. The report
er gladly informed him he could get
it for a dime and that he would be
glad if the clerk would take 4 every
Saturday as we have nothing to hide.
Mr. Naseston has moved to Houston.
Mr.. Fred Calling Is running jitney
on credit. Mrs. Esthel Austin has
returned from Weatherford Mr.. j.
A. Hightower was in Dallas last
week on business.
Pineland, March 1.-THE church
goers enjoyed an excellent Sunday |
School at Evergreen Baptist Church.
The pastor, Rev. I. I. Thompson was
at his post of duty and preached a
soul stirring sermon at II o'clock |
from Rev. 2:10. Text: B. thou faith
full until death and l will give thee
a crown of lifr. Rev. W. NJ Adams
Is a Pineland visitor this week. Rev.
G. j. Clark, the insurance man is
here from Shreveport and reports
doing much good Mrs. E. Rogers
is recovering from serious attack (
of flu. Mrs. v. A. Caddy. the G. NJ
Z Missionary is recouerinp from a |