The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-19

"Y" Friday, Nov. 18th with the
President at her post. Miss Evan
Henderson, chairman of the pro-
gram committee had planned
good program which was enjoyed
by all. Next meeting will be Gym"
evening, all of the members recited
poems from Robt Browning. Visit
the "Y."
Friday, Nov. 18th which was Ar
mistice day was also a great day
for the hospital aid club. They
served a turkey dinner at the "Y'
which was one of the best that we
have ever had. We hope that they
will serve a dinner again soon. A
good little amount was realized from
the dinner.
The Woodman's banquet given at
Mt. Gilead Baptist church, Nov. IL,
was one of the finest that has been
given by our people in connection
with the banquet was a program.
Mt. Gilead choir sang several beau
tiful selections. Deputy Jenkins
made the welcome address. Rev. w.
G. Upshaw made an address. The
exservice men which were appre-
ciated. Mrs. w. r. A. Echols, recited
poem to the eX-service men. Re-
member Mrs. Echols is a great Dun
bar speaker. AS Mrs. Ward struck
a few notes of America the aud
fence rose and sang. Then DR.. w s.
Crosby, the Medical Examiner of the
Woodmen came forward and intro
duced the speaker of the evening,
who was Hon. c. M. White, the
Supreme Commander of the Ameri-
can Woodmen, after he had finish
ed the congregation was then usher
ed in the basement where several
tables awaited. The Woodmen Cam
paign will close on the 21st so join
while you can get in for $500.
Miss A. NJ. Norwaad, Asst. Clerk
Hon. c. NJ. White of Denver, Col,
spent several days in the city last
week.
Harroway-Jeffery Announcement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Whaley, 1106
e. Terrell street gave an announce
ment party for Miss Ollie Mae Har-
| roway, who is to be married to Mr..
q. B. Jeffery, Dec. %, 1921. Guests
were present and an enjoyable even
ing was spent. Fruit salad, hot
. chocolate and sandwiches were the
menu. On Sunday evening, Mrs. H.
, b. Harroway, entertained Messrs.
Jeffery, Joseph Wright, L. N. John
, son, Mrs. VIM. Washington and
, Misses Almeta and Ollie Mae Har-
roway.
Notes From the Shiloh Baptist
Church.
} The members and friends of the
, Shiloh Baptist church will go into
/ their new church home Sunday,
} Nov. goth. The work on the new
= building has gone on rapidly and a
very commodious building has been
, erected and all modern conveniences
; have been added. The pastor and
] members have arranged very beau
, tiful program for entrance day in
Guiding an early morning prayer
meeting, a model Bible school in
| the morning and an appropriate
/ service at the eleven o'clock hour
In the afternoon Revs. McPher-
) son and Hawthorne and their con-
gregations will worship with the
J membership of this church in a
} Thanksgiving service. Plans are now
) on foot to double the enrolment al
] the Sunday school and B. Y. p. U
} All the auxiliary work of the church
/ is functioning smoothly and great
. hopes are ahead for the most rapid
growth in the history of the church
was well attended at all the church
es Sunday. Mrs. e. E. Flournoy
teacher, of the high school was IN.
troduced to the Richland Sunday
school, her splendid address was
enjoyed by all. Prof. E. A. Irving
gave the Sunday school very briei
but enthusiastic summary of the
lesson. All teachers were present
except B class teacher, and hel
place was creditably filled by Miss
e. Edwards. Rev Mooney was at his
post. Rev. o. Murdoch preached &
. soul stirring sermon at IL o'clock
( after which the feast was spread anC
I all dined. At twilight. Rev. Mooney
took the stand and preached hi
!, closing sermon for this fiscal year
4 The A. M. e., pass word has beer
: for the last two months was "Ovel
D the Top" for their pastor. Rev
Mooney reports that there was 81
more raised this year than any pre-
$ vious year to this church's history
, The moon light picnic given by The
A. M. e. people was success. The
t ringing of the high school bell ever
: morning at $3.50 o'clock and through
+ the day at intervals seems to pro
: claim Awake you sleepy world.
t Fathers. mothers and others reat
!. the Dallas Express regularly, remem
e Der the adage of old. miss not tn
B occasion; by the forelock take Tha
1 subtle power. the never haltinl