The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-11

Rev. jefferson of Winchester, Tex
as. preached two able sermons at
eleven O'Clock and night at Spring
field Baptist. This being the first
Sunday in February. Rev. G. G.
Cation was at his best At $3.50
D. m. general class conducted by
brother H. McFadden. At night the
pastor took for his text What
Think Ye of Christ?". Mrs. Ada
Woods left for Cameron Wednesday
to be at the bed side OF her sister
who is in the sanitarium. Mr.. Ike
Woods, Rufus Floyd, Will Roberts,
Frank Fannin, Bub Scott, motored
to Cameron, Sunday. Mrs. Matte
Moultrie who has been i'll was able
to be out Sunday. Miss Carrie B.
Branch is still on the sick list. Don't
forget the old reliable j. NJ. Beals.
1t was sad that we had to depart
from our brother and friend, Mr..
Fermon Kennedy who was carried
to the asylum at Austin, Texas. Rev.
A. B. Green passed through last
Wednesday. New Hope Baptist I'm
ion under the auspices of Mrs. II.
L. Jude is one among the best in
Milan Co., Circle No. 4, wishes to
entertain the going citizens, boys
and girls at the Ideal cream par
Ilor, Feb. 14th. Admission l 5 cents
each. Mr.. Hammet Miller is bringing
things to pass in Springfield Bap-
fist Union. Don't forget three in
one S. N. Sauls. Read twice a week
the chapter of 18th Matthew. There
is so much good in the worst OF us
and so much bad in the best Of us
until it behooves all of us not to
gossip about the rest of us.
Mckinney, Feb. Second Bap-
fist church, Louisville preaching at
II a. m, Sunday School. s p. m.
b. Y. p. u, at $3.50 a. M, Rev. A.
L. Russell, pastor. Preaching SER
vices every Sunday at IL a. m,
Womens Home Missionary meets
second and fourth Sundays at p.
M. Prayer services Wednesday
nights. The Aid Society meets each
Friday at p. m. Choir practice at
8 D. m. The attendance of Sunday
school at st. James A. M. E. church
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vices at II a. m, was edifying and
the pastor preached wonderful ser
mon. Miss Christine Stewart was
the guest of Mr.. Allen F. Thomas
in the home of his parents at Ma
lissia. Mr.. Boren Dewey Rogers of
Greenville was the guest of Miss
Creta v. Priestly, Friday, Feb. 3.
Mr.. A. Banks was out this week
trying out his new Ford. We have
population of about 1900 Colored
people in this city and about 200
people at the F. ID. H. school and
voting strength of 200 in the city.
The orders for the Crisis will be
delivered about the 18th inst.
Mckinney, Feb. "A storm pas
sed through Friday night and wreck
ed the home of the pastor of the
Second Baptist church. Rev. J. B.
Gentry and family when the storm
passed over many useful things were
found and the pastor and his wife
were all smiles. Miss Gladys Anita
Howell entertained two young ladies
Sunday evening. Misses Greta "
Priestly and Myrtle c. Duncan. A
salad course was served. Mrs. Lin
Finny has made his cafe very at
tractive. Services at the Second Bap-
fist church were good and a very
nice attendance all day. Rev. ]. B.
Gentry preached a noble sermon
Sunday night, subject Prayer" A
collection was taken for Mrs. An
ME Thomas and Rev. Willis from
the Second Baptist church
Cisco, Feb. 9.-Services were
well attended at A. M. E. church
Sunday. Rev. King preached an
able sermon at 800 p m. Rev. L.
Cornelius, the pastor is in the city
Mrs. NJ. o. Bell of Wichita Falls is
in the city to set up Courts of Ca
lanthe lodge Mr.. Oscar Wilson re-
turned from Ammonia, Red River
County, Texas, Saturday night where
he attended the sick brother who
died. His sister, Mrs. Minnie Will
son accompanied him home. Mr.. VIM
Hastley spent a weeks visit with
his mother in Taylor. Mrs. Mallssie
Harris is in Taylor visiting hel
mother, Mrs. Clayton, who is very
ill. Sick listed: Mrs. Whey Mcintyre
Mrs. Stella Gossier of Ranger. Mr.
William Andres of Temple and Mrs
Addie Jackson Joined A. M. E
church, Sunday. Mrs. M. E. Wiley
of Ranger, was in the city Sunday
accompanied by Mrs. Virgie Calwel
also of Ranger. A spelling match
was given Saturday night by Miss
Byrd. The Grand ball and ban.
quest given Friday night was q
grand affair. Mrs. Hammons of FIT
Worth has been in city several
weeks attending the bed side of hel
sister, Mrs. Mcintyre. The enter
tainment at Mrs. N. Culberson
Thursday night was a success. News
of the death of Rev. T. H. Smith
of Waco, reached our city. Many
hearts were aroused to sympathy
Rev. S. H. Alexandra passed thru
the city Wednesday enroute to Waco
Marlin, Feb. 9.-Much sickness /.
prevalent in this city. Mr.. Phil Car.
roll has remodeled his market and
placed in new fixtures. Sunday was
ia great day with all The churches
Rev. Flemmins preached a great
sermon Sunday. At 4 p. m, Mrs
A. L. Hunter spoke to the men al
I their meeting Profs. Washington
and Wymon made reports to Mrs
Hunter. Miss Ida Mae Wilson spent
last Sunday evening with Miss A
y. Black on Island street. A bis
concert will be pulled off at the
First Baptist church on Valentine
night by B. Y. P. U. Miss Lula Gov.
ington is back on the job after hay
ing been sick about 10 days. Sew
eral of the Marlinites attended ser.
vices at Upper Zion, last Sunday
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