The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-28

Reese preached at st. Luke Sunday
morning, to large congregation.
These people haven't a pastor. Supt.
Houston is a tireless leader. Miss
Gertrude Williams has a beautiful
home and large farm east of town.
Also Mrs. Amanda Wheeler has re-
modelled her home. These ladies
are both single. They need help
mate, see! Brother Jno. Beckley
has performed some needy and APP
preciated work around the parson-
age. The Express is only cents
per copy, please have the price ready
when the agent comes around.
Franklin, Jan. 26.-s. S. good
, at all churches Sunday. Services ex-
tremely good. Rev. l.. j. Jackson
truly delivered two able sermons.
He is indeed one of the greatest
preachers of the age. One soul was
added to the church. Collection
! $4,000. Miss Bernice Blocker after
long spell of illness passed from
this life last Friday Funeral ser
Baptist church Saturday. Rev. L..
j. Jackson, officiating. The bereaY-
ed family have our sympathy. Rev.
j. s. Sims had light stroke, of pa
ralysis. Mrs. Julia Rodgers and
grand daughter, Rosie Lee after a
pleasant stay with relatives and
friends here have returned home at
Waco. Mrs. Lizzie Bryant. Mrs. A.
B. Saving of Bremond was in to
see the Supt. Saturday. Miss Bessie
Carter and brother of Calvert, were
guests of the Perkin family Satur-
day. The Williams famous singers
will be at Calvert, on the 26th
public invited The entertainment
given by the Mosaic Saturday night
was kuite a success. After pleas
ant stay with her sister has returned
to her home at Topeka, Kansas.
Mr.. Albert Ephrian and wife and
Mrs. Sarah Mack motored to Waco
last Saturday. Mr.. T. G. Edwards
was guests of Miss Nuda Kizzee Sun
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Josh
Myles of Valley Junction were up
to their church Sunday.
San Angelo, Jan. 26.-Our little
snug city was blessed with small
rain last week and closed with a
big sand storm. The rain is
much needed. The city is quiet,
labor is scarce, yet the city is hold
ing its own in way OF enterprise.
The public school has q splendid
attendance. Prof Brown and his
faculty are doing a great work. Too
much can't be said of this staff of
! instructors. The churches of the
city are on the firing line. The
Ministers Alliance is doing unspeak-
able good. The majority of the
church going people were at the
meeting of the Ministers Alliance,
Sunday evening at the Second Bap-
fist church, Rev. Jno. Brown, pas
tor. Rev. Burton preached and we
witnessed a penticostal shower. The
A. M. e. people have more life and
attendance than has been witnessed
for a great while. Our pastor, Rev.
G. G. Hammond is the man for this
charge.
Waco, jan, 26.-Mr. Frank
Brooks, alias, Sonnie, came to our
city, from Jaytown, Texas, and is
now i'll at the home of his sister,
Mrs. L. B. Harris, rear 1904 N.
Rev. VIM. Stephens is running a re-
vivial. Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp Smith of
Detroit, Michigan, who have been
with Mrs. Thomas, Sterling, North
4th street, have left for their home.
Mr.. Smith was employed as fore
man in the construction of P. Q.
Dormitory We learn with pleasure
that New Hope has broke ground for
their new church, when completed
bids fair to be one of the finest
structures on its kind in Central
Texas. Mrs. S. Brooks of Marlin,
reached our city Sunday to attend
the bedside of her son. Mrs. q.
Harris sends her subscription for
the first quarter, 905 N. 18th. "Pa-
thence in our lives count for SO
much" Much has been lost by not
having enough of this element in our
lives" l think like the "old adage"
the darkest OF night is just before
dawn. Let us not be so easy to be-
come weak on the way and of so
little faith.
On Friday night, Jan. IS, the
Chapel of Paul Quinn College was
filled to it's capacity to witness the
Inauguration of the officers of the
Parent-Teachers Association of East
Waco School. A short but spicy
literary program was rendered spe-
cial features of which were physi-
cal culture drill and debate.
Resolved that the church should
endorse Athletics. A small admis-
sion fee was charged, proceeds to be
used to install drinking fountains and
place warning signs to autoists on
corners near the school. Mrs. S. A..
Randle is president Of this enthus-
iastic club. Disputants: Mrs. r. H.
Hines and Dean Patterson, affirma-
tive. Mrs. p. H. Westbrook and