The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-08

Mrs. Aliunie McMillon. Inc RAINBOW
Musicale given by the Courts of
Calanthe last Thursday night at g. j.
Johnson's hall was a desired sue
cess, under the direction of Prof.
a. w. Bates and Wiley Craig. On
last Wednesday, Mr.. Henry Pruitt and
Miss Ophelia Goss OF GreenWlle, Tex.
we're quietly married at the home
of the bride. Rev. Allen officiated
The Mineral Wells Black Cats and
the 1T. Worth Black Painters played
games here last week. TT. Worth
being the winner of all the games.
Miss Neomia Mitche oil Jacksboro,
Texas is the guest o miss Emma
Pickard. For all kind of barbecued
meats. call at Mrs. Katie Scott's on
3rd Ave. please have news ready
when reporter calls or leave same
at Hiram Smiths place.
DentOn.-Rev P. f. Jackson preach
ed soul stirring sermon Sunday at
III O'Clock and Sunday night. Rev.
Befard filled his appointment at. list
Baptist church Sunday. Mrs. Angelina
Burr and daughter and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Logan, has gone to Losangeles,
Calf. where they will make their
future home. The people of Denton
wishes them success in life in their
new home Mr.. Johnnie and brother
Asker Logan motored through to
California in their car Those who
got hurt in the car accident while
on their way to Mckinney on the
10Th, are able to be up and doing
just fine. Mrs. w. b. Crawford and
little daughter left Wednesday for
their home at Wichita, Kansas. Miss
Mary Wright at Wichita Falls Is
visiting Mrs. c. r. Rucker.
Ennis.-Stop drinking bootlegging
whiskey, ii is a poison acid when
you drink it you are encouraging
the bootlegger who is sure to be
caught and made pay heavy penal
ty and you are encouraging the
unlawful manufacture of whiskey
which, results in some man spending
few years in the Penitentary. We
appeal to every colored man of Ennis
to fight with al his might; this
damable curse that has wrecked so
many homes. We believe that every
community ought to strive to do its
best to have the people of their COM
munity become respectable and honor
able citizens. Ennie has number
of good colored people and some OF
the best ministers of the race in the
State and we suggest that each
pastor will preach a sermon in the
near future ON the evils that destroy
our people We want to and must
make Ennis Negroes the best that
can be found. Lets get together and
do it, Rev. w. c. Barnes of Dallas
preached the funeral of the late Rev.
w. c. Sterling, who was pastor of
Independent Baptist church. A great
crowd heard the sermon. Miss Hattie
Criner Of Dallas is visiting parents
and friends. Prof H. l.. Farris left
for Calvert to spend a few days at
many Of our people are a little care
less about keeping their premises
clean; this is vacation time; keep
your children busy in the yard and
garden. Mr.. j. II. Hawthorn the
popular barber has been i'll for
few days.
CrOokett.-The. results of the Rally
at st. Paul Baptist church Collections
from the ten Captains were $16O.37.
Bro. Lewis Davis Led with $130.35.
honesty is the best policy after all
see. st. Luke Missionaries have done
some actual earnest and untiring
work; raised $126.75 in few efforts
they have placed in their church 20
beautiful seats. The Sewing Circle
met at the residence of the President.
Sister Esther Washington. One quilt
and l doz. handkerchief were made.
Sister A. L. Williams Mollie
Weatherby and E. Washington served
cream and cake. Sisters Eliza Lockett
and III. p. Bozley were guests. Officers
were reelected. The meeting was en-
joyed by all. The annual Institutional
sermon of the City tUnion Mission
aries were preached by Rev. c. j.
Alexander on last Sunday at $3.50
pm. Rev. B. j. Atkins conducted
very successful revival here for st.
Paul Baptist; they did not only get
souls but were favored with the call
ing OF Rev. l.. G. Farley OF Com
merce, Texas for pastor. He continued
the services until today. Sunday closed
out with baptizing. The special
Evangelistic services began at Mild's
Chapel C. M. e. church. July End.
These services will be conducted by
Rev. NJ L. Vaughters, Secretary of
the American Bible Society. Pastor
Boxley desires the cooperation Of the
Christian family. DR.. e. G. Haynes of
Little Rock. Ark, preached wonder
full sermon. Sunday IL o'clock at
Smith Memorial Presbytery, pastor
Holman will preach a series of
selected sermons beginning July End.
Dr. Haynes was guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G.. Holly. Mr.. Tom Holly of
Bremond spent week here was the
distinguished guest of Mrs. Gertrude
Williams. Prof ]. w. Hogg, Houston
County Demonstration is making good.
The Normal here has been favored
by many visitors. Mrs. Evola johnson
left for Lufkin last week where she
will make her future home. We aloft
to loose her. Rev S. L. Bound Of
Houston has spent the week end in
Crockett, taking observation. Take
this prescriptions: Good manners
Icornmon sense, consideration, behavior
little self respect and general
behavior.
ROclkwall.-Sunday school was well
attended at new Calionia Baptist
church. At 1880 am. Rev. F. r.
Randle was at his post and preached
"a great sermon At pm. Black
board exercise Lesson tauehtt by Rev.
Randle explained Pauls Three
Great Journeys. At $3.50 pm. Rev.
Randle preached another great SER
mon On Saturday The Star Light Band
gave picnic. Prof. M. w. Reese
made trip to Greenville for a rev
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