The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03
Y. w. c. A. DRIVE CLOSES WENT
OVER THE TOP.

Speaking about the alphabet. The
u, the X, the L, the M, the j, but
don't any OF them come up TO the
Y. w. c A. / don't know just what
the people say the four letters stand
for, but here is what II did in Fort
Worth; young women captured all
This was one OF the most successful
Drives ever occurred in TT. Worth.
The women worked hard night and
day to make Il o success, some OF
the ladies' were so tired when they
had finished at night, until they all
most attempted to ask the Lord TO
excuse them from their prayers as
they were so sleepy Mrs. l.. b.
Jones and her co-workers handled
the work like clock work. Mrs,
Cardella A. VIM, National Field
worker from New York City, after
returning from San Antonio, Texas,
almost worked down, stepped In the
harness with Mr.. L. B. Jones, Mrs.
G. II. Lindsay. Miss Wooten, Miss
Roouemore and others and did not
stop until the goal had been reached.
II Is remarkable how they worked
and too much can not be said about
the way the people OF Fort Worth
Mrs, VIM wishes to
thank the people one and all for
heir hardy Cooperation during the
great s12.000.00 drive.
The Y. w. G. A. went over the
.op. VIII tell you the Grand Total
alter. Would tell you right now but
want you to read 1t all. Friday
evening the parade was on; swell
automobiles and floats were
n line, the famous X. Of p. Brass
Band, under the leadership of Prof.
King Holston, donated their SER
lice which led in the line Of march
rom Y. w. G. A. through the Bus
less District up town and back;
the Banquet in honor
Il Mrs. VIM.
Now for the Grand Total Of Y.
". c. A. Drive; $4,000. and still
oming In.
knights of Pythians sermons Sum
lay March 2Sth. at the A. NJ f.
hurch. Had the largest attendance
i any lodge sermon ever Witness
d. The house was crowded and all
he standing room taken up. All
he members were full Of glee. II
Iont know what to say about the
,eople Of Fort Worth, Sometime
las happened to them. saw people
rom every church in town never
Jaw so many good looking ladies
,efore IN my life. / don't blame the
that preached the sermon |;
rom saying My God our women
must be awful good to stand all I
he hard jars and temptations they
lave and still remain true women
d her Race. The way those sis
iers turned out last Sunday will
almost. Well, so much forl
hat. The brothers have taken on
new spirit and are making real KITS,
put Of themselves. Mr. James Lewis,
master Of ceremonies played his
part to a finish; also, Gen. Donifer
and Mrs. II L. kirkpatrick and Mr..
A. G. Wright and Mrs. Matte John
son. The K. OF p. band Duet, /
Frank Jones and Lee Hudson. Mt. |
Gilead, Jr, choir furnished sweet
music. The X. Of p. also. The
choir leaders, Mr.. and Mrs, r. H, |
lotitnbf the Ddnur frOf. hin6 t1Ot- |
ston. The sermon was preached by
Rev A, r. Starks. uastor OF Beaker's
Chapel Oiilcers OF the day as fol- |
lows: W. n. Griggs. G. G., Mrs. !
Sadie Miller. w. c.. j. L Lewis. Mas
ter Of Ceremonies; ID W. Mitchell. !
Tom Moore, t. e.; l. II.
Lee. o. G. They broke the record |
this time. At O'Clock sharp they
walked in the church.
The Smiles Jazz Band viii be In |
Texas Wednesday. March |
Bist and Thursday night April LIST, |
then back home.
81. james Baptist Church Notes.
Sunday school had extra program.
Reviewed by Rev. 8. Montgomery. !
Special appeal mode by the pastor.
Solo BY Mrs Russell. Song service
led BY Mrs Parnell. Total present
2i0. The Metokas class z, collection
5000. Glass No. fell to $40.
Total collection Sl037.
W. NJ. TAYLOR. Supt
HUGHES TALTON. Secretary.