The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-05-21

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the pastor A very large crowd was
present and everyone seemed to
enjoy the affair. Cake and cream
were served, Prof. H. e. Irving was
master of ceremonies.
Mrs. Mamie Young, of Waco, is in
the city visiting Mrs. H. H. Holder
at 1906 Gay street.
Madam Brown of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Cafeteria reports a wonderful in
crease in her customers, this shows
the efficiency of that wonderful
Catress.
Mr.. Fred Chandler has returned
from an extended trip to San Fran
cisco and the golden west.
Mr.. Joe Simpson, very promis-
ing pugilist, is training for a bout
tonic; we feel sure that Simson
will uphold the honor of the Pan
Their City.
The Voice on the Wire, a wonder
full dramatic play written by Color
ed writers will be played at Bakers
Chapel in the near future; this
promises to be the best exhibition
of talent of our people staged for
some time in this city. Some of the
individuals taking part are: Mrs
Starks, Miss Ida B. Williams, Mrs
Voruood Mr. Varuood Mre Wiz
ginia Robinson, and Prof. H. E. IT.
wing Watch this space for the an
nouncement.
Mr. VIM. Robinson, III Stephen.
son street, had the misfortune to
crush his foot in a fall. and has
been suffering very severly with it
but reports that it is much i'm.
proved at this writing. We hope him
a speedy recovery.
Mary S. Porter, a native Of Mar.
shall, but well known in For
Worth society, is touring the state
of Louisiana in interest of hel
toilet preparations. We hope she
will come to us again with her won
derful goods.
that she is making good. We hope
shewill come to us again soon witt
Anyone desiring to become g
member of the most promising
choir in the city, confer with Mrs
V. f. Irving, 1114 New York Ave.
or call R. 2249.
The Greater Fort Worth Leagu.
will meet Tuesday night at 500
O'clock in the auditorium of the
Temple. All are requested to be
present.
One can realize the presence Of
spring by visiting the Y. NJ. G. A.
and noting the flowers. These
flowers all are grown by Mrs. S
H. Fowler, 1909 Humboldt Street.
DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES.
Observations in the East.
r. S. Jenkins, p E.
After an absence of three weeks
we are again at our post of duty
Sunday was quarterly meeting day
in St. James A. NJ. r. Temple. anC
it was indeed a great day. We
preached at the morning service
Four persons Joined the church.
At 8 P. NJ, DR.. j. H. Smith
the matchless pulpiteer delivered
his great Grafton on the subject
THE Modern Dance" The pulpit
orato. made a great hit. The ser.
mon was in the interest of the Wo'
mans Home Missionary Society
the members and the people heard
him gladly. At 8 p. m. we preach
ed again-five persons joined the
church-one of them was a con
vert. Total Joined church for the
day, 9 persons.
Monday Night.
The regular Glass meeting was
observed and it was indeed a great
spiritual meeting. The Glass meet.
ing was followed by the Quarterly
Conference, and the people man
Tested their interest by remaining
with the officers until the close Of
the conference. All during the bus
mess part of the meeting the mem
bars demonstrated their interest by
applause and readily responses with
the spirit of enthusiasm. The con
ference was indeed the greatest
we have ever held or presided over
The Glass meeting collection
was $114.60 for the week. Bro
Moore leading, amount, $21OO;
Mrs. c. w. Abingdon. second
amount $500; Mrs. A. L. w
Weems, third, amount S12.15. Each
of the twenty classes reported com.
mendably. The Trustees reported
IS17,2SO.60. The Sunday Schoo
raised $132.19; Stewards S432.SO
The why the pastor had beer
paid such a small amount is, thai
the pastor sacrificed hll for the
interest of the Trustees and the
annoying debts made during the
finishing of this magnificent church
edifce. Now is the Stewards time
to show their appreciation of theiI
great pastor, and perhaps the
greatest pastor they may ever re
ceive. Wait! we have more to sa.
about DR.. c. w. Arlington, just {
little further down the line of thi'
article. Total collected and report
ed in the Quarterly Conference
| S1T960.19, without the reports o
the Missionary Society who has ;
balance of $4,000 in the treasure
the Kings Daughters, Ladies Aux
Hilary Board
The Missionary, Society is nance
; for one of the founders of tn
| church viz: Peter Lowery Woman
Home Missionary Society. The Jun
Tor church was fully represented
by Master Gilbert Hicks and Mis-