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

F. Williams, w. d. Miller and
Profs. ]. X. Williams and Kirk all
of Waco, came down to pay then
respects to DR.. H. p. E. Evans.
pastor of st. Paul A. NJ. Il. church.
A joyful time was had.
Abilene, Jan. 26.-Mt Zion First
Baptist church service was wide
awake. SO scholars attended SUN
day school. Collection $2.62. At
$3.50 p. m. Rev. Collins preached
a splendid sermon, at Mt. Zion in
behalf of Willing Workers Club.
Sister S. M. Jones Captain of men.
All men are invited to take a part
on the 5th Sunday. 3. Y. p. u.
met at 5:39 p. m. A splendid ser
mon was preached by Rev. Hill.
Master Henry Rivers is the Superin-
tendent Of the Home department.
Collection was good for the day.
Star Light band met at the home
of Sister Henderson. Margaret Hen
dersOn, president. Mission meeting.
Monday at $3.50 p. M. Sister A. ].
Hayden, president. Antioch C. NJ
'E. church is still on the right side
With their new pastor. Rev. McIn-
tyre. The prayer and class SER
vices are better than they have
been for several year. Mr. K. B
Manuel presented his wife, Mrs. r.
3. Manuel a new Maxwell car. Mrs
Berta Wigfall gave a party at 702
North 9Th Street, Jan. 10, 1922,
for guests Mrs. Wildred King. OF
Kansas City, Mo-, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Henderson were at home 10 host
of friends on Jan. 2, honoring the
hostess birthday anniversary. The
house was beautifully decorated.
Five courses were served, $40.51
was collected at the rally pulled off
at Macedonia Baptist church Sunday.
There will be another rally at Mace
donia Baptist church first Sunday in
February. Rev. Jones, presiding ell
der of the NJ +. church was here
Sunday at ST. Paul and preached
great sermon. The box supper at
Macedonia Baptist church was a
success.
Houston, Jan. 26.-It is reported
that after February the City Audi
torium will not be rented to Colored
people for any purposes. The 100
membership drive of the Y. B. of F.,
will be opened soon. The campaign
at Mt Corinth Baptist Church, next
Friday, Grand Master Bledsoe will
make the opening address. DR.. r. o.
Rowett has move in his new resi-
Il nh OF
Commercial League meets this week
at the Mt. Vernon M. Il. church.
Mrs. c. N. Love, wife of Editor
Love, returned to Houston, after
spending several months in the
West. The first basket ball game
ever played in Houston by Colored
people will be played Friday night,
Jan. 20, at the emancipation park,
between Houston Heights school and
Hampstead, Texas High school team.
The Express is for sale at 2414 Nc
Henry street, tbs Prairie avenue
and us San Felipe street, or see
VIM. Archibald, the agent at 422
San Felipe street Preston ALSO.
Gianbury, Jan. 19.-Rev. G. H.
Bell, presiding elder of the Oak
Cliff district, held his quarterly con-
ference here Sunday week. He
preached three able sermons. Rev.
Bell and Rev. Wright visited the
public school and both delivered
masterful lectures to the student
body. Rev. Guy of Abilene filled
the pulpit of Mt. Nebo Baptist
Church Sunday All re5oiced while
he delivered the message. Rev.
Wright and members worshipped at
Tolar, Sunday. The news here of the
dren of this city, little Andrew
Brown.
The school children and teachers eX-
tend to the bereaved their heartfelt
sympathy Mrs. White and her lit
tie daughter spent the week here.
Mrs. Willie Bell spent Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. High
tower, after which she went to visit
her mother, Mrs. Dellie Hightower.
Mrs. Tom Beaver is in town Oh a
hunting trip. And visited his
daughter, Burnice. He made a
good spiritual talk at church Sun
day evening. Mr.. John Adams is in
town visiting friends. The "Y"
club entertained Friday night. Menu
fruit cocktail and cake, which was
prepared by dutiful chairman, Mr..
Ivey Long. Miss d. M. Judward was
in town last week. She reports a
good school session. Miss Gladys
Martin has returned from Fort
Worth, Mrs. Ruby Wren is still on
the sick list,
CIeburne, Jan. 26.-Presiding Ell
der, Bell held his quarterly con-
ference at the c. M. z church Sun
day with much success. Mr.. Fred
Hayes of Okmulgee. OKLA, is visit
ing his daughter and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Vernon. Mrs. Ma
RE Bagsby is visiting relatives at
Clarksville, Paris and Arkansas,
Mrs. Lizzie Gee is on the sick lisl.
Mrs. Virgie Brown of Amarillo, was
in the city visiting friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Chandler attending the
funeral of their brother, Mr.. Henry
Butler of Morgan last week. Also
Mrs. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Butler Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
son McMillon, a baby boy. MI
James Baker, our undertaken at
tended the funeral of his mother al
Fort Worth, recently. Mrs. Mary
Jones entertained Rev. Gentry with
nice luncheon Friday. Those pres
ent were: Revs. Galloway Kellow
Mr.. James Baker, MIR. ]. w. Moore
Mrs. and Miss Dickson, Mrs. Cornie
Thompson died recently and heI
funeral was attended at the First
Baptist church. Rev. j. A. Brown
officiated Born to Mr.. and Mrs
James Ba ker, baby boy. Miss Mel
rose Carter, who has been teaching
at Rome, has returned home. Mr.. H.
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