The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-07
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Fort Worth, Texas, MAY 5, 1921.
The man whom neither riches
nor luxury nor grandeur can render
happy may, with a book in his hand,
forget all his troubles under the
friendly shade of every tree, and
may experience pleasure as infinite
as they are varied, as pure as they
are lasting, as lively as they are
unfading, and as compatible with
every public duty as they are con-
tributory to private happiness.
Mr.. Luther Bryant of Detroit
Michigan is visiting relatives and
friends in the city and Mineral Wells.
Mr. Bryant is a Fort Worth boy and
we welcome him to the city.
Rev. G. w. Burton of Itasca, was Q
pleasant visitor in the city last week.
Mr.. Emanuel Miles of Sherman is
visiting his sister, Mrs. L. V. Willie.
912, f. Bird street.
Mrs. Ben Johnson, 1903 John St,
has as her guest, Miss Clara Thomp-
son of Itasca.
Mrs. Mary Delums of Corsicana is
visiting Mr.. Maggie Brown, $50 18th
Avenue.
On last Wednesday, Rev. A. w.
Edwards of Cleburne was in the city
on business. DR.. Edwards IS GraEn
High Priest of the Royal Arch Ma
sons Of Texas.
Mr.. George Wells left the city
Wednesday for Ohio. He will be cut
of the city for some time and his
wife is expected to join ham.
We want all news for the Dallas
Express. Please bring, send OIL
phone Temple Drug Store.
Mrs. w. w. HUMPHREYS, 11O4
Evans Avenue had as her guest, her
cousin, Mrs. Jasper Miller of Hous-
ton, Texas. Mrs. Miller is here for
an indefinite stay.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Tyler
1903 Crump street, fine s pound boy
April %. Mother and baby are do
ing fine. --------. ---,
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander and Miss
Will Nina Johnson visited Dallas
Texas.
Mr. Henry Lacy, Dr. F. NJ. Brooks
and other Dallasites, were in the city
Sunday and visited the ball game
at Panther Park between Dallas anc
Fort Worth. Fort Worth won The
game; the scores being to 0.
A Is days revival campaign opened
at Allen Chapel A. NJ. E. Church Sun
day morning, May list. DR.. Nathan.
iel Hawthorne Jeltz of Lawrence
Kansas, an evangelist of national re-
pute is assisting Pastor Sims during
the entire campaign. DR.. Jelti
preached a splendid sermon Sunday
morning and 7 were added to the
church.
No entertainment is so cheap as
reading, nor any pleasure so last
ing, therefore, read the Dallas En-
press and other literature found or
news stand at Temple Drug Store.
Mrs. Berry, Morgan street, one Of
Patron Chapter o. f. SIS. faithful
members is still confined to the bed
We hope for sister Berry speedy
recovery.
Rev. A. L. Boone, Humboldt STR"
and pastor of Mt. Gilead Baptist
Church is in Chicago assisting Rev
l. L. X. Williams in a series of meet
ings. Success to this great divine II
the saving of souls in the Windy
City.
Mrs. w. A. Jones, Calhoun Street
visited Dallas last week aand was
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Geneva
Bills, State street.
After weeks illness, Mrs. V. A
Robinson is able to be up and ou
again.
Mrs. Ethel Warren. Missouri Ave.
also Mrs. Will Smith. Humboldt st.
is still on the sick list.
Have you visited the news stanC
at Temple Drug Store? If not. why
not? We handle the latest and bes
news all the time. Call and look The
papers over.
THE CHURCH
The Church is the great upEftin:
and conserving agency in the world
without which the race would soor
relapse into barbarism and press
its way to perdition. Christ alone
is the Head, by His truth to in
struct; by His authority to govern
by His grace to quicken; by His
providence to protect and guide; by
His Holy Spirit to sanctify and bless