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

president; Mrs. Candaisy Totten,
secretary; Mrs. FEMME Odum, assis-
tant secretary; Mrs. Rosa Childs,
treasurer; Mrs Onita Floyd, plan
list and choirister; Miss Olean Sims,
assistant pianist. Rev. l. E. Robin
son of st. John G. NJ. e. will
preach his closing sermons for this
ecclesiastical year morning and
night Goth inst, leaving 22nd inst,
for West Texas c. NJ. E. Annual
Conference in session in Mckinney
opening 23rd to 9th inst. He goes
with a round report. Mr.. and Mrs.
M. NJ. Totten visited his parents
in Van Alstyne. Rev. M. e. Payne
of South Sherman c. NJ. E., will
close his years work morning and
night. leaving for Conference in
Mckinney. He goes with round re-
port for all purposes. Mrs. Onita
Floyd royalty entertained in Arm
istice Day. social repast at her pa
llatial home on North Music street,
viz. Mines. NJ. Chinn, Beulah Herald,
I'M. j. Grain, Jesse Hunt, Eddie
Mitchell and NJ. NJ. Totten, after
spending hours pleasantly. Music and
singing and delicious luncheon were
served. The Armistice celebration
night of 18th inst at Andrews aud
itorium was witnessed by crowded
, house with hardly standing room
, In the competitive drill composed o.
"a boys. and girls of Fred Douglass
: grammar school department, thu
boys being drilled by Capt. LoyC
Douglass and 1st Lieut.. Edward
, Thomas who saw service in France
The girls were drilled by Mrs. X. E
Porter and Miss Lola Mae Douglas
with 5 judges the boys won.
Galveston, Nov. 17.-Armistic,
day was observed here with yer,
appropriate thrills and echoes. But
, quite a few bullets played havoc
Al G.. Fields Minstrel gave two at
tractive performances here Frida,
: and Saturday. Quite few of gu
people shared in that portion whicl
' was allowed for them. The littl
drops of water which fell here las
! week have made the weather al
the merrier. DR.. A. d. Henton, pas
: tor, Mt Olive Baptist church an
the reporter have accepted invita-
!, tions to go to Los Angeles, Cal
to conduct two weeks meeting a
p the st. Johns Missionary Baptis
church, DR.. d. c. Knox, pastor. Rev
E. N Kemp, pastor the Progressiv
:. church of God, 18th and A streets
b has returned from Houston, wher
q he conducted a successful meetin
n for Rev. Jas. Pendleton, many heart
n were made glad. Rev. Curtis, pastor
= 18th and L Street Baptist churc
/. preached to good and attractiv
b crowd at II p. M, and at Sunda
!. night. He introduced his son froI
n school and Ye reporter who spok
e in interest of the Express Rev. Car
e non,, pastor, 18th and X Street Bar
J, fist church preached soul stirrin
s sermon. The Laymen's League wa
: organized and the following officer
= were installed: e. t. Washington
d president; j. A. Baker, secretary
q Toad Smith, treasurer; VIII Angus
: librarian: James Carr Chaplain. A
:. pledged to do their beste in t
s prosecution of their respective off
: GERS. The rally at Macedonia wa
I stupendous success. Rev. A.
|. Barber. pastor More than $500 wa
T realized. This minister being a chi
: off the old block, the son of tn
s dear beloved Rev. Barber, decease
!. who is sailing the mountains II
|. knights of Pythias made clea
= up drive last Saturday, sev$nty-fiv
= or more rode the goat.