The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-14

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ing down on the job, If there ever
was a people that need teaching it
is the Negro race there are be-
tween eight hundred and one thous-
and Colored people of this city, and
am trying to get one hundred
who are lovers of their race, l
mean enterprising folks. that will
read one of the best Negro papers
printed, read the Express and notice
San Angelo news and see the out
come.
Whitewright, Jan. 12.-Sunday
school was well attended at all
churches. Rev. A. L. Yauber preach
ed at the First Baptist church Sum
day night. Rev. Packard was at his
post of service. at the G. M. e.
church. Miss Ruby Conley. Melissa
Conley and Veater Maxey were in
VanAlstyne. Sunday. The B. Y. P.
u, is in service every Sunday at
3 p. m.
Alto, Jan. 12.-Sunday school was
well attended with officers at their
posts. The pastor preached a won
derful sermon. Mr. Edward Honts
celebrated his birthday in which he
was given a party. Friday night,
Jan. 6, but owing to bad weather
the attendance was very small
Menu served: ambrosia and cake.
Rev. A. ]. Johnson was in the city
visiting us. January 5, and preached
an excellent sermon for us. Mr..
viii Simmons left for Formerville,
la.
JacAsbOro, Jan. 12.-Rev. w. H.
Harrison preached soul stirring
sermon at the Baptist church Sum
day night. Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Lew
Is, Miss Ludie Smith, Rev. Harri-
son and wife were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hays Sunday. Mrs. Collie Stone
returned. Sick: Harvey Johnson, Ma
riah Rolla, Aunt Sallie Johnson,
Maggie Green and Mrs. Cora Pick
ard.
Milford, Jan. 12.--Sunday school
was well attended at all the church
es Sunday. We are thankful to
witness another new year. st. James
A. M. E. church. pastor, Rev, Bak-
er preached excellent sermons Sun
day morning and night. Mr.. Eugene
Terrell came home from his trip
and was surprised to find his house
destroyed by fire, the same occurred
Dec. rs, 1921. Mrs. Bette Haw-
thorne of Dallas is in the city visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Annie Walk
er. Mrs. Heron OF Italy is the guest
of Mrs. N. E. Burnett. Mrs. San
ders Carter of Fort Worth Is the
guest of her mother-in-law. Mrs.
Clara Carter. Wheat and oats need
raising in this section. Sick: Julia
Mcdaniel and Miss Georgia Mae
Daniel.
Cameron Jan. 12.--Services were
reported good at all churhes Sum
day. Revs. B. Ford, Hughes and
Humber were all at their posts OF
duty. Rev. Humber had as distin-
guished guests, Prof. w. H. Fuller,
secretary G.. B. c.; DR.. Young, Miss
Bennett. Prof. Kelley and wife and
reporter attended the operette in
Temple, last Monday. Mrs. P. l..
Newsom also returned home after
an extended visit. Rev. Hughes. Mad
ans Sewell and Lewis all attended
the ministerial conference at Ma
nervia, Wednesday. Reports have as
splendid session. Mrs Alberta Til
ley was called to the bed side Of her
daughter, Mrs. B. Arnold. Mr.. and
Mrs. Terrell Wilder, Madams 2. l..
Lewis and l.. B. Williams motored
to Cox's Providence Sunday evening
to see Mrs. -....-..-.--.....-..? who Is re-
ported seriously Ill. Mrs. Louis
passed. returned from Houston Fri
day, where she had been spending
some time with relatives On last
Tuesday. Mrs. J. B. Snowden re-
turned from Dallas and reports a
pleasant stay.
Cooper, Jan. 12.--Sunday School
was well Nstended In spite of the
rain In this section. Sick: julia.
her uncle at Ladonia. Mrs. Stella
King is a Paris visitor this week.
School is still progressing nicely
and we must give 1t our support.
Rev. Gray preached a splendid se.-
mon at Wilson Chapel Sunday. Hon.
]. H., the state superintendent of
the A. W., will visit Cooper Camp
No. eos, Jan. Ia, new members be
present and bring some one with
you. Mrs. Agnes Span and Aline
Walker are very sick. neighbors do
your duty. 8. 8. Spsnklin Is able to
walk around after a few days ILL
ness. The Express is a good Colored
publication. why not let. me bring
Il 10 your homer
league, Jan. 12.-Sunday School
was good at all churches. Rev. Sim
mons attended Mr.. Rusby's funeral.
He was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson Busby many people attend
ed the fueneral. Rev. Simmons
certainly preached at Written Chap
ell. The son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
fro died Jan. 8, at IL o'clock. VIII
beburied at Salem cemetery Jan. 9th.
Little zellie Renfro is improved.
.drs. r. Lena Tinsley is still III with
a cold Mrs. Lettie Williams died
JAN 9Th. Death was caused by
heart trouble. She was a member
Of the knights and Daughters Of
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