The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-26
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busy day for the Master, The
various churches were at work. Rev.
w. B. Fleming, pastor of First Bap-
fist preached two able sermons MORN
ing and night. Both sermons were
masterpieces. A shower was given
in honor Of DR. A. A. Hunter at the
home Of Prof. P. AStamps. A three
course luncheon was served during
which towels, rugs, soap and brushes
rained down for his new bath house
on Island street. AT the NJ. E.
church In the Brotherhood, President
Bryan and Secretary W. NJ. Elias
were at their posts with Dr. Mooney
leading. Subject: Judge we Not"
Subject for next Sunday, Follow
Jesus" Mr.. Wiley Lang made
business trip to Mart. Mrs. Mable
CANDLES of Coolidge was here this
week Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Webb of
Topeka, Kans, are visiting his moth
er Miss Marian Wadley, Mrs. w. S.
Jones on Durr street has returned
from Velaskey where she had gone
to witness the death of her sister,
Miss Druscilla King. Circle No. l
vi lIC llOlllO flISl DIP
fist, entertained the Mission at large
with refreshments under the direc-
ton of Sister Rachel Reed Brother
Smith passed away after long Ill
ness.
Gainesville, March 24--Rev. Dennis
of Dallas closed successful revival
at Mt Olive Baptist Church. DR. B.
G. Williams will begin meeting next
Sunday. All the pastors in town are
working together, They have the
devil on the run. Rev. Smith of the
C. NJ e. church preached a noble
sermon Sunday. You should hear
him. The Reverend of the A. M. E.
is friendly man and a noble preach
er and jubilee singer. Get your
news to my office not later than Mon
day. John Wilson, Reporter.
GreenVille, March 24.-All of the
churches has excellent service Sun
day Rev. G. r. Gilmore of Wolfe
City preached for New Hope Baptist
Church Sunday and Sunday night.
Both services were good Col. Roscie
Simmons, the worlds greatest speak
er, was here on the 10th. Many peo-'
pie were out to hear him. He was
entertained at the home of Mr.. o. C.
Byrd, after which he left for Taylor
Mr.. Willie Durham, we'll known
young man of this city accompanied
Mr.. Simmons to Taylor and intro
duced him. Mrs. Jimmie Hall and
Mrs. Annie Cook both who have been
i'll are now able to be up. You Will
find the Dallas Express at McDaniels
Grocery. Theodore McDaniels, re-
porter. The Clark Street Christian
Church had good services Sunday.
One addition for the Baptist. They
are preparing for a big rally Easter
Sunday. Rev. L. H. Crawford, pastor
Rev. l.. H. Crawford also accompanied
Mr.. Simmons 10 Waco and Taylor.
Cleburne, March 24-Eastern Star
sermon preached last Sunday even
ing at Shiloh Baptist Church by Rev.
j. w. Hawkins was enjoyed by all
that heard him. Prof j. ]. Brunette
was master of ceremonies Mr.. and
Mrs Williams attended the funeral
of their brother Friday at Alvarado
. Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Hayes of Ard
more are guests of their mother and
sister, Mrs. Mary Dial and Mrs. Ma
tilda Sample. Mrs. Lula Talton of
Dallas was guest of Madam Ella
Steele and Annie Foster Wesley last
week. Mrs. j. W. Ruff and Mrs
Yeager and Mr.. B. Yeager have re-
turned from Wolfe City where they
attended the funeral of their mother
and grandmother Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robertson, baby boy last
week. Mrs. Lillian Holland is visit
ing relatives at Alvarado. Pastor
and members of the First Baptist
are getting ready for their spring
rally the third Sunday in April. Mr..
and Mrs John Page have bought a
lot in East ,Cleburne. Mrs. Miles
attended the funeral of Mr. Riddle
Ezell at Alvarado Friday. The an
nual sermon of the K of P. and c.
of G. will be preached tomorrow ev-
ening at p. m. at the First Baptist
Church by Rev. Hawkins. The public
is invited. Rev Wright filled his
appointment at Nathan Sunday. Mr..
G. R. Robinson of Colorado Texas
was the guest of Miss H. NJ. Frame
Sunday. Easter program tomorrow
night at the First Baptist Church.
Rev. Gentry and members of Shiloh
Baptist Church are preparing for
their spring rally the fourth Sunday
IN April. Readers have your change
ready when the reporter comes
around. Mr.. Walter Kennard of Okla
homa City recently visited his daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Coy left
recently for Amarillo. Mr.. Russell
Alexander has returned from Mar
lin.
Alto, March 24.-Sunday School
well attended at each church. Quite
number of young people are being
inspired in New Hope Sunday School.
Rev. Collins was with his people at
C. M. e. Church Sunday and Sun
day night. Excellent sermons were
preached. The C. M. E. people are
getting along nicely raising means
to remodel their church. The Hero
ines of Jericho had their Thanks
giving sermon preached by Brother
Young, the presiding elder. He be-
ing a misister worth while, was able
to deliver the goods. He told the
story of the Cross. We hope to have
him on Palm Sunday each year. Col
lection S3021. Quite crowd wit
messed the singing contest between
Morrill, and Forest at Morrill,. Nor
rill was rewarded Hon. Smith, X
Of P. man made quite a speech here
last Friday night, put new life in
the Order and made many friends
We long for his return. We pray
God that he make and save us lots
of good men to help open the way oil
progress to our people. The past
may look dark but just few more
risings and settings of the sun, we
will be- ever; the future is bright
Mrs. Mamie Booker has returned tc
New Willard after spending several
days with her daughter. Mrs. Dave