The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-16

pres May II ever i've as long as
the human race live, May it give
Compromise with evil, May it give
no quarter or ask 1t from those
who would ostracise or intimidate us.
May II ever be ready to defund the
weak against the strong, this is the
sincere wish of the student body Of
Paul Quinn College.
Wichita Falls.-The mt. Pleasan-
tites are on the firing line. The S. S.
under Asst-Supt., Vim. McLendon
opened on time and the faithful tea
cheers and students were at their post
1880 pastor and flock worshiped
in sublime way At A pm we wor-
SHIPPED with the Church Of Gods folks
pastor E, ]. McLesdon delivered a
burning message TO the delight of
all present. At 8 pm. we were al
home again and the services ran high
accession /. Collection $500. We
extend cordial invitation to all
TO come and worship with Mt, Pleas
antics and We will do you good.
Services at st. John were good Sun
day. Rev, C. H. Taylor preached two
noble sermons as our pastor Rev.
A. l.. Wright was out of totwn at
tending the National Baptist Conven-
ton at st. Louis, Mo Mass meeting
at st. Matthews church Sunday, Dec
II, 1922. The Grand Old United Orded
of Odd Fellows paid to Mr.. Earle
Pippens widow and mother $4,000
Remember the old Park Street Drug
! is still living. :Maxon & Byrd Prop.
! Marlin.--Rey Flemming preached a
powerful sermon Sunday. rhe ami
| Nersary OF the churcn which cele-
bIated its saith anniversary was a
| success. we raised $275.0U Mrs. cary
1 Pendaries came in from the West TO
| visit her parents and children. Mr..
NJ Wedlow died this week; was a
/ member of the church of God. The
pastor OF M L. church, Dr.. f. w.
Brown has competed their success
I full rally OF which they raised from
all sources $3537.20 for the year, and
DR.. +. W. Brown has gone to the
Annual Conference at San Antonio.
{ The number of the Providence Bap-
tist church are repairing their build
ing Sick List: Sister Elizan Becnell,
w. G. Clark.
! Carthage Sunday school was not
well attended Sunday on account OF
bad weather The 9Th was very warm
but the 9th made every body draw
down. Mr. Curtis Jackson and Miss
John L. Chadwick were Joined in
Holy Wedlock Sunday Dec. l0,1922
at o'clock. Welding bells are ring
ing, announcing the marriage of MIR.
Herman Rayson and Miss VERNE
Adams. Mr. Dock Boyce is the proud
owner of car Mr.. Henry Mitchell is
putting up Blacksmith shop and
wants the patronage of all. Hollands
High school is still running success
i full Mr. A. c. Jackson of Longview
is here visiting.
CrOcketts-Services were held at
the different churches. Rev. G. W
Molly, pastor of the A. NJ. e. church
is now stationed in the parsonage
and is ready to begin his years work
Rev. c. j. Alexander, Elk, pastor OF
the A. NJ. E. church has moved and
took up pastorate ut Trinity, Texas
Rev. Mike Thompson of Beaumont
Tex, Dec End and was brought to
this place for burial Dec. 5th. He
was strong Gospel Minister; tc
know him. He leaves to mourn his
lost, devoted wife. a daughter
five sons and a brother and nosi
of friends. Rev. Holland of Beaumont
officiated We are glad to see Mr.
Enoch King, who has been i'll fol
some time. able to be at his place
once more in st. Paul church. Miss
Eugene Cummings left for her home
in Galveston, Tex, Dec. 10th Miss
Catherine Washington is on the sict
list. st. ndrAews A. NJ Z. church
will hold its Quarterly Conference
Dec. 10th. and 18th under their new
P. f., Rev. B. t. Reeee. Saturday
was payday for the many coloreC
teachers of Houston County.
Mineral WeIls.-Dr. Robinson has
employed DR.. Mcpherson. (Black Billy
Sunday of Austin, Texas to conduct
a Gospel Campaign at Bethtl church
Hundreds with MIXTURE of White
people are attending the services
Special meetings for men and womeT
are The arrangements of his Gospe
meetings. Our hearts rejoiced Sun
day night when for the first time
Bro. Pickord confessed Christ; there
was a great shout in the Camp o.
Isreal when the sin walls of Jericho
began to fall as Dr. Billy reasoned
out of Gods word. The limit OF hi'
stay is not yet determined. Rev
Robinson solicits the prayers for ;
great meeting Receipts for the da.
$3.50. There was tea given Monda!
evening at the home of Mrs. Emmi
, Randoff on End Ave-. there wer,
many gpests present and a joyabl'
time was had Mr.. Woodall and hi
, neice Mrs. H. Hill has returned from
, San Antonio where they ATTENDED
the funeral of his brother p II
; Jackson, the reliable pporter of tn
, Dallas Express was in Dallas and Fl
, Worth last week. While in Dalras h
called at the offiie of the Express
, for sor information concerning thu
paper, He also called in at the Office
of the Bragg Comet Printing Com
: oany in TT Worth. Mrs. Bolding