The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12
DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES.
R. s. jenkins, p. E.

That expression, Putting the Dali
las District where no man can reach
it" is mooted expression, for every
place is now topping the past and
the ministers and laymen declare
that the district must go over the
top in every particular. spiritual and
financial
District EchOS, Sunday Service.
Eighteen persons Joined st. James
Temple A. NJ. E. Church. Five per-
sons joined Betehl A. M. +. Church,
and the car coming. The S12,50O
rally is the glorious theme for Allen
Temple, Fort Worth. Four thousand
Dollar Drive is on for Wesley Chapel
North, Fort Worth.
Lee Chapel A. NJ. E. Quarterly Con-
ference.
Rev. j. H. Bush, the progressive
pastor, had the most commendabl6
and complete arrangements for the
Quarterly Conference Saturday night.
The reports were full and the finance
accompanied the report of each de-
partment. Mrs. c. B. Allen, leader
Of Glass No. /, reporter $685. Mrs
N. L. Gist, leader of Glass No. 2,
reported $3.50. AT the close Of the
disciplinary questions and the reports
the presiding elder opened the doors
of the church. Two persons joined
the church. Great for quarterly
conference. The pastor and officers
paid the presiding elder the fun quar-
terly salary.
Sunday Grand Day.
The Mission Sunday School was
we'll attended. At IL a. m. the pre-
siding elder preached. The spiritual
tervor was great. At 2 p. m. The
Woman's Missionary Alliance assem-
bled in their monthly meeting. Mrs
c. w. Arlington, presiding. Mrs. ].
L. Johnson, District President was
present in this great meeting COM
prising the presidents and members
of the Woman's Missionary Society
OF each A. NJ. e. Church in the city
1t was indeed a great meeting-full
of helpful missionary ideas. They
help the sick and distressed of each
church. Sister Stepney Of st. Paul
A. NJ q, Church and Bro. Tom Green
of West Lemon Avenue A. NJ. E.
Church were assisted. Several were
reported sick. The monthly fee is
10 cents, to DE paid after repeating
verse of Scripture; $10.54 collected
At the close of the ladies meeting
Union service was observed in the in
terest of Lee Chapel, A. NJ. e, Quar-
terly Conference. The service was
conducted by DIR. J. II. Smith. Spec
ial five minutes sermons were de-
llvered by Revs. L. D. Carradine. J.
II. Nixon and ]. L. Johnson The
spiritual tide ran high. Collection
$1,000; talk n by by DR., G. w. Abing-
ton and Rev. ]. W. B. Joshua.
Ministerial Alliance.
The A. NJ L. City Ministerial Ali
ance organized. Rev. ]. H. Smith.
President; Rev. ]. L. Johnson, Vice
President; Rev. L. D. Carradine,
Secretary; Rev. ]. W. B. Joshua
Treasurer; Rev. G. w. Arlington,
Censor. Committee appointed on BY
Laws: Rev. R. S. jenkins. L. d. Cara
dine and ]. l.. Johnson. The Alliance
offered its service personally and
united, to DR.. Arlington to serve at
his command during the Bishops
Council. The closing service at night
the presiding elder preached. The
service was highly spiritual One
person joined the church: total for
the day three persons. The present
quarters are becoming too small for
the members and congregation of
Lee Chapel. Rev. ]. II. Bush Bro
j. w Gist, w. A. Stinson, w. D.
Allen, D. r. Brookins. Chas Majors
George Jackson and others are look
Ing out for greater and better quar-
ters. Marching Is. tn be done and
that right early Next Sunday. we
will be at Gaines Chanel. II will he
a great day-entering their new
edifice. Don't Miss the 3 p. m. Union
service.