The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-10
Texas Towns

DentOn.-Rev. C. A. Holt d. d. of
Dallas. Texas, worshipped with Pleas
ant Grove Baptist church, Sunday he
took active part in the Sunday school
and gave the general exposition of the
lesson. He brought our some very
vital points the school was pleased
with the services rendered at IL p. m.
and at night. he preached two able
sermons. Collection liberal. Sunday
School was well attended Sunday. let
all churches. The Mosaics had their
annual sermon preached at the c.
M. e, church, Sunday. Rev. b. Smith
preached. Rev. j. S. Sutton Is con-
Quoting revival at Macedonia Bap-
fist church which Rev. p. A. Fielder
as p. C. Miss Gussie Neal and Miss
where they had been attending the
school at Paul Quinn College. Miss
Murrel and Alice Neal attenced the
commencement at Paul Quinn Col
lege at Waco, last week. Rev. p, F.
Jackson made flying trip to Fort
Worth, last week. Mrs. A. G.. Graft
was visiting in the city last week.
MarIin.-Mrs. DR.. Chandler is home
for the summer. She Is one of the
Waco City teachers. The Doctor is
all smiles Mr.. Nose Carroll is sick
on Live Oak street. and has been for
some time. Mr.. Calhoun Calvert is still
indisposed. Mrs. Stamps left last Fri
day for San Antonio to attend the
Grand Lodge Mrs. Miles and others
left Sunday for the same place to be
in attendance to the Gl<nd 1oGge. Miss
Voss left for Waco, Monday to enter
commercial and business course
training during the summer Mr.. Ham
ilton of Sherman is in town taking a
synopsis of the Colored business di-
rectory for the Negro business men of
Marlin. Miss Fac Washington is lastly
improving, after being seriously burn
ed aabout three months ago. Mrs. q.
Moore has been confined to her bed
for about two weeks. She is improv-
ing. Mrs. Amy Lacy has been in bed
over two weeks and is improving
slowly. The A. M. e. parsonage is
being remodeled. Mr.. Chas Parks is
biz. The Mexia Gushers played the
Marlin Bronchos, q two day-g of
ball last Sunday and Monday which
resulted as follows: Sunday, the game
stood 6 to in favor of Marlin. Mon
day the game, stood to in favor
of Mexia. Fully 500 people witnessed
the game. Several OF the big oil people
of Mexia were over to cheer their
boys on and Martins population turned
out likewise to keep our Marlin boys
in good spirit, while the Gushers won
the battle by hard fight. Miss A.
x. Black left last Tuesday by the
way of Waco over the Cotton Belt
route for Fisk University, Nashville.
Tenn, where she will study all sum-
mer. Mr.. Chrystal Childs left for Nash
Vile. Monday to attend the Baptist
Convention. His Convention. His sis
ter, Miss Mamie Louis accompanied
him as far as MoClanachan, Texas,
where she returned by buggy route.
Services at the First Baptist church
Sunday was excellent. The w. b.
Fleming took for his text subject,
'Spike Your Canon and He Caused
men and women and children to weep.l
Rev. Smith preached the annual SER
mon for the Mosaics and his discourse
was good and interest ran high.
Prof. Washington made a splendid
talk on the benefit of the fraternal
orders. Others made remarks which
were good. Services ran high at the
Providence Baptist church Sunday.
Rev. G.. Stringfellow preached two in
spring sermons in the morning. He
discussed faith in the afternoon, hus-
bands love your wives Receipts for
the day were $500.
Mr. B. H. Martin, Mr.. George Pig
ford came over with their team. They
stopped at their old time nome, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Washington. They
came in their fine Buick car and
spent a nice time. Other members of
the team stopped with Mrs. Warren
on Aycock street. Y. M. G. A. Re-
ports-The young men of the First
Baptist church have organized the
Y. NJ 9. A. Bros VIM. Jones. presi-