The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-05

hope will be carried out. II our
older people would wake up to the
fact that they are not doing what
they should for the younger people,
the problem would be solved. We
have not a playground. not a club
nor anything OF the kind for the
pleasre Of our girls. We must re-
member we were once young. We,
the majority of us, work for the
pleasure OF our girls. We must ie~
rem and leave our children to DO the
best they can. How can we expect
any better? We, or those who have
the means to do with, could is some
way make place OF merriment for
our girls and boys. But we are too
afraid We will help the other fellow
who has not the means to do with.
But we realize our sweet girls and
boys have got to come in contact
with those we least desire them to
be with, SO it behooves us to help
raise our neighbours children that
we may not have to bow our own
heads in shame. To the wise: please
take the hint Correction: In the
issue for Jan. %, the following write
up appeared: Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Carter entertained quite nullber of
friends at a luncheon in their beau
tiful home. Among the guests pres
ent We're DR.. and Mrs. Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Jones of Kerens
were here to attend the funeral of
George Norton. The article should
have read Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Carter
entertained quite number of friends
at luncheon in their beautiful
home. Among the guests present
were DR.. and Mrs. Cunningham, Mr.
and Mrs. George Norton. Mrs. G. c.
Jones of Kerens was here to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Watson. Here
after If the reporter will indicate
all omissions by caret mark and
place the words omitted just above
the line it was omitted from instead
of below, such mistakes will be
avoided. We are very sorry we
buried Mr.. Norton when he is very
much alive attending luncheons.
The final report of the receipts Oh
church for 1920 is $1,537.52. Mr.. H.
B. Burns clerk. Mrs. Lille Freeman
is new reader of the Express. Miss
Eatheal Mae Latner of Houston is
in the city visiting her father. A
splendid Box Supper was had at the
c. NJ. h. Church last Saturday night.
Rev. r. B. Martin of the C. NJ e.
Church is doing community work,
spiritually and financially. The final
report of the month ending, Jan.
81, 1921, $332.19. Members taken III
AZ; Mr.. S. w. Booker. Clerk and
Recording Steward. Longs Chapel
No. l, singing choir of the c. M. E.
Church was re-organized last week.
Mrs. Estella Lewis, organist; Mrs.
Cora Starks, second organist; Mr..
VIM. Ingram, president; Mr.. G. II
Lewis, vice-president; Mrs. Harriet
McClerded, chorister; Mr.. Frank
Davis, secretary; Mrs. E. d. Bradford,
treasurer. The Epworth League met
Sunday at p. m. Mr.. Justus Patton,
president, Miss Ethel Butch, secre-
tary. Opening address by Mr.. c. G.
Starks, District Supt of the Sunday
School, Houston District. Sick list:
Rev. l. S. Alexander and Mr.. H.
! Huntley. Rev. w. T. Reagor of Gal
weston was in the city a few days
ago. Look out for the musical duet
in recital. You ought to hear these
two great artists-Nona J, Vaultz
and Carrye Mae Morgan-date will
be mentioned later of their arrival
at Longs Chapel. Rev. w. H. Harris,
P. E. of the Nacogdoches District,
passed through the city last week.
accompanied by Rev. Land You can
get the Dallas Express at sos Lin
ing st. on Sunday and please don't
delay the news for it must reach the
general office no later than Monday
noon. S, w. Booker, Agent and Re
porter.