The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-04-09

of Zion Bethel church announces that
excavation for the foundation of the
new brick church begins Monday.
More than twelve hundred dollars
was reported Easter Sunday in spite
of inclment weather. Rev. F. NJ.
Madden, pastor of Franklin Chapel
NJ. E. Church, leaves for conference
Monday, which cOnvenes in Oklahoma
City. Rev. ]. c. Williams, P. C. of
Mt. Olive Presbyterian and Lawyer
D. j. Wallace leaves this week for
Oklahoma City to attend the Pres
bytery. Rev. Williams has made
quite a record as a gospel minister
in our city. Easter program at Short
er Chapel A. NJ. Il. church Sunday
evening at $3.50. The program was
top-notcher. The N. A. A c.
held a grand meeting Thursday night.
The Spring drive was put in action.
The six captains attended their plans
to enlist five hundred members.
Much enthusiasm was manifested in
the meeting. Atty. d. ]. Wallace,
president, Prof. w. II. Fort, secre-
tary. The baptizing at First Baptist
Church Sunday evening was largely
attended. Dunbar School Notes.-The
Freshman Class is serving breakfast
for the next few days to those de-
string for the purpose Of putting a
covering on the floor of the domestic
science room. Friday April l, was
observed by the pupils of the High
School in a manner unique and in
teresting. Each tried to see which
could out dress the other and many
an ancient costume came to the front.
Miss Leftrdge and Sutton have been
on the sick list. Each Was missed
very much by pupils and teachers.
In the assembly service last Monday,
Mr.. Wess, science teacher was well
riced by members of the Senior class
because of his having taken unto
himself a better half in the person
of Miss Janette Pierson of the faculty
of Iangston University Mrs. Adams
teacher of the 4th grade, has the
report of the Associated Charities
among the COlOred people showing
an expenditure of more than eight
hundred dollars during the winter
( Just passed We are proud of the
part Dunbar had in this great work.
Mr.. c.. A. Brooks is teaching a class
! of teachers and others in shorthand
and general business. We are hop
ing to have this work as part OF
our school system the coming term.
\ Word comes from our pupils who
are away in school that their reports
4 are first class. The following are
in other schools JOsephus Carr,
Howard; Rosa Carr and Ruth Beck
with, Fisk University; Bertha Mar
zets, Howard University; Mayola
Baker and Anna Garrett, Western
University; Almora. Ward. Jarvis
Christian Institute; Rear Roper, Hos
pital for Training nurses, Kansas
City; Marguerite Dean and Luverta
\ Brooks, Langston University; Helen
Gentry at Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. Fort,
teacher of the 9Th Grade, spent the
! week end in Sapulpa visiting the
n Household of Ruth of above city.
\ Miss Day our Latin teacher, burned
Y her arm recently. Ask her how
\ Quite a large bundle of clothing gath
J cred by the pupils was turned over
to the Associated Charities during
4 the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd
and Miss Thomas of n. Sue Avenue
entertained the Principals family
4 Mrs. Gibon and Miss MadduX al
\ dinner last Thursday. These per
D sons are the teachers and guardians
Y of the Gardenhire boys. Several
4 rooms in our building are taking on
spring appearance and teachers and
pupils are to be congratulated. 9th
4 ers are getting ready to follow. All
the teachers and pupils welcome The
Observer and wish for it long life
\ and a great field of usefulness. The
\ publishers need to be compl!mented
from every angle for their business
tact and race interest.
McAleSter, April THE Hi School
\ repeated their minstrel in Ha:ts
! Horne with much success. The game
l OF base ball between Chcc0,ah and
: the Oklahoma Go Devils resulted
. in the favor of o. q. H.. The scores
being TO /. Mr.. James GraySoE,
VINO lost his foot in an auto accident
I, is able to be up again. The son Of
70 Mr. Branch who has been Ill did
this week. Funeral attended in Will
q burton, Okla. A number of people
:. from this city attended the funeral.
i Mrs. Mary Adams, Mrs. f.. Whitaker,
Mrs. NJ. Smith and Mrs. Mamie Quits
worth and Mr.. j. Scott. all of the
{ Rebecca Chambers of the Mosaic left
Sunday to attend the funeral of one
3 of their members in Eufala, Okla.
Owing to bad weather. the Easter
program at the Mt TRUMP Baptist
Church was rendered Sunday April
3rd. Mr.. L. Salters, who has been
I i'll is now able to be up. The teach
ers County Institute met last Friday
$ at the OvertOn High School. Mr.
y Henry QuitswOrth who was badly
& burned some time ago is able to be
up. Mrs. Jane Stephen. an old res
ident of this city is very sick at the
. home of her daughter. Mrs. Ella
:. Porter on Washington avenue. Mr..
R. T. Carter of Flipper-Key-Davis
. University spent the week end with
:. his mother.
l. LawtOn, April THE ladies of the
}, Bethlehem Baptist Church entertained
| at Mrs. Brooks residence on LIST
n street Wednesday evening Reverend
:. Males preached a stirring sermon at
d II o'clock Sunday. B. Y. P. U. was
S well attended. Rev. Owens the pas
d tor preached wonderful sermon at
!. night service. Total collection for
= Sunday was $SO05. Rev Boone was
|, at his post and preached morning and
n night Sunday School and B. Y.
o u. at the Galilec Baptist Church
y was fine. Rev. Bryant Of Dallas
n preached morning and night Both
S sermons were excellent Mrs Ehie
S Hawkins and Mrs. Lem Hall are on
r. the sick list,