The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-05

quotations by each member present.
Subject, THE Religious Training Of
the Child in the Home" was opened
by Miss Mays. the Tarrant County
Red Cross nurse. In a few well
chosen words Miss Mays showed
the parents the real need and benefit
derived by giving religious train
ing in the home las the home is the
basis on which the church is built.
Mr.. w. M. Smith, visitor to the
club gave some new ideas along the
line OF religious training. Mrs. Ida
Houston joined the club and made
some talks along the line of re-
ligious training and thoughtfulness.
Rev. A. c. Jordan "a pastor of
Denison. met the club and spoke en-
couragingly of the work of the
club. After Rev. Jordans talk Miss
Mays took the floor in behalf of
physical conditions and training.
She outlined her work and distributed
valuable reading matter in regard
to health and cleanliness.
G. c. BENSON, Reporter.
Miss Druzilla Johnson is very ill
at the residence OF her parents, Prof.
and Mrs. M. j. Johnson, 1916 E.
9Th Street.
Mr.. Julian Moore from Phoenix,
Ariz., is in the city visiting his
mother at 1909 e. 4th street. Mr..
Moore, Miss Winifred Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Dixon were pleasant
guests of the E. R, C. at the Clifton
Building Sunday afternoon land also
the Dallas Express Office said that
he received the paper every week at
Phoenix, Arizona.
Miss Florence Jackson has re-
turned home from Fisk University.
Her parents live at Arlington Heights
Texas.
Hon. H. D. Winn from Dallas was
in the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Seals of Min
eral Wells are in the city spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.
Smith, S06 Il. End street.
Mrs. Julius Chandler OF 1917 Gay
street is at home again after spend
ing three weeks in her former home,
Marshall. She reports a nice trip
and says Marshall is on a boom. :"
A delightful home party was given
in honor of her return Sunday even
ing by Prof. and Mrs. Irving; fresh
fruits, ice cream and nut cake being
served. Among the guests were Mr..
Edward Morris of San Antonio; Miss
Pearlie L. O'Neal and Mr.. Wardell
Lee-Mr. Morris and Miss Marion
Chandler being the feature OF the
evening.
left Monday for Mineral Wells to
spend two weeks.
Mrs. N. ]. Jones of 1000 Burford
street, is spending two months in
Hot Springs, Ark, then she will
visit Joplin, Mo-, and other points
with friends.
Rev. j. W Storm, Jr., spent Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cook OF
1920 Oak Grove street. He had a
very pleasant stay
Ladies Aid observed Mothers Day
with prayer. The paper by Mrs.
H. L. Kirkpatrick was fne-Subject,
Mother of Yesterday" Mrs. F.
Coger, Mother Today" All were
bringing up what was lacking, col
'lected $500 for tags sold.
Mt Gilead Baptist church returned
visit to Macedonia at Dallas. Did
not carry as many members over
as Dallas brought to Fort Worth,
but they put Dallas out of Com
mission. Dallas brought over 500,
collection $4,000; Fort Worth carried
over 40. collection $4,000; how is
that for doing big things?
The reporter was in Gainesville,
Texas, last Wednesday and had the
pleasure of attending the Commence
ment exercises Of the Colored High
School. Essays of real logic-Sweet
songs and all that it takes to make
a real good program.
The members of the class are as
follows; Uletta Elthia Lawrence. Du-