The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-01-15
DEDICATION SERVICES OF ST. JAMES GIVE IMPETUS
TO PUBLIC RESPONSE TO BISHOPS
COUNCIL PLANS.

Church went into their new building
last Sunday morning. The first SER
vices were held al o'clock A. M,
and from then on until closing time
at night interesting exercises were
held. Everybody was impressed
with the services, as we'll as with
the beautiful new Temple, modern
in all its appointments. DIR Abing-
ton and his congregation were over
whelmed with compliments and con-
gratulations. "The Temple is COM
pleted, except in minor details, but
the campaign to raise funds must
be pushed with increased vigor."
saws DR.. Arlington, $50 as to be
able to entertain the Bishops Coun-
Gil when it convenes."
During Sundays services $3.50. 90
was collected, of this amount $780,
90 was. given by Bethel A. M. e.
Church in the Sunday nights col
lection. This amount will be credit
ed to the fund that is being raised
by the Citizens Committee on the
entertainment Of the Bishops Coun-
Gil, and makes a total of $4,000
the fund. The committee is pushing
it's campaign and is meeting with
continued success. Those in charge
of the movement are more than
pleased with the success and en-
enlargement they are meeting
The Times Herald of Sunday, car
ried cut of the New Temple with
a splendid history of the efforts
made leading up to the building and
completion of the New st. James.
Special mention Of the good work
being done by the Citizens Com
mittee was made.
The Committee held it's meeting
last Tuesday night in the new build
ing. Mrs. J. c. Frazier in charge of
the womens division of the cam
paign was present with number of
her workers. and made a splendid
report. She turned in $140.85 to the
fund
The inclement weather prevented
a large majority of her workers
from being present. Reports will be
made again next Tuesday night at
the regular meeting oe the COM
mittee. All of her wo~l are en-
thusiastic and say they y continue
to solicit until the eEure amount
pledged is raised.
The mems division of the cam
paign turned in $3.50 80 making a
total of $554.65 collected since last
report.
Mr.. ]. T. Hill, phoned chairman
Hamilton that he presented the mat
To- IN To L
B. of F., and their small member
ship pledged $500 to be paid at its
next meeting
Rev. F. B Lakey. founder and
Supreme Emperor of the Golden
Rule of the World, sent word to the
committee that his order would do
note $500 to the fund. He says,
"The Golden Rule is a young order
in fraternal circles but is progress
sive and determined to do its share
in all good movements for Dallas"
Mr.. Joe Trammell, manager of
the popular Mammoth Theatre, sent
his check for $1,000, and said, he
was glad to contribute to this cause,
and on next Monday he would send
another check. The manager of the
Palace Theatre sent word that next
week he would donate $500 TO the
fund. DR.. E. E. Ward, "House Ply
stefan of the Palace" obtained the
subscription.
The following is report made by
the ladies' division:
BY Mrs. Temple Weems:
Mrs. Temple Weems, $1.15: Mr..
C. Weems, $500: Mrs. S. KIM
brough, $500; Mr.. c. M. Hooper,
S1.O0: Mr. j. P. Starl1s, $1.00;
Mrs. ]. j. Jefferson. $1.O0; Mrs,
]. Rawles, $1.00; Mistresses P. Da.
Wis, soc; W. Jones, soc; E. o.
Fields, Csc; S. Richardson, csc; G
Baggley Csc; NJ. NJ Thomas, csc;
] Randall, Csc; A. Griffin, 10c; s.
Addison, 1Oc; P. Daniels, 1Oc; M
e. Smith, 1Oc; P. Daniels 10c; F. G.
Rutherford, 81 90; L. Andrews,
soc; H. White, soc; F. Jones, 1Oc;
total, $1,000.
By Miss E. M. weems, for Pride
of Dallas Court No. 1875:
Miss e. NJ. Weems, $1.00; Mis-
tresses Essie Buford, $500; G. Ri
ely, 81 90; J. Coleman, $1.00; M.
G.. Moore, $500; NJ. Reeves, $1.OO;
l.. B. johnson, $1.00; d. Thomas;
s1.OO; e. williams, $500; A.
Young, $500; A Jackson, $1,OO; r.
Austin, 800; X. King, $1.0O; B.
Smith. $500; e. Waller, $1.0O; R.
Bryant, $1.OO; M. Hunter, $1.00;
S. Hancock, 81 90; F. billiard,
s1.OO; e. Malcolm, $500; H. Yep
hyr. S1.OO; r. Houston, $1.00; S.
Walker, 800; A. Gaines, $1.OO;
D. c. Jones, $500; s. Addison, $1.OO;
r. Clark, $1.00; total $27.OO.
BY Mrs. Maude Powells;
Mattresses Johnson, $1.0O; Mans
ford, $1.00; r. Burns, $1.OO; Y.
Hall, $1.00; Chapman, $1.OO; Ad-
kins, 81 90; Jones, soc; D. King
Csc: Curtis, 800; Glasper, $1.O0;
MCGOWAN, $500; Forman, $1.OO;
j. E. Wilson $1.00; M. Barnes.
$1.00: Nj. Turner, $1.OO; total
BY Mrs. p. A. VIM, Pride of
Dallas H. of ]. No. 80; Mrs. Skin
ner, soc; Rev. Joshua, $1.O0' Mr..
M. H. Gill, $1.OO; Mrs M. r. Day
is, $780, Mrs A. Davis, S1.0O;
Mrs. o. Smith, $1.OO; MISS Bonds,
$1.OO;M S. Collins, $1.OO; total
$3.50
By Mrs. B. F. White:
Mistresses S. Lacy, $500; B. F.
White, $1.00; M Adams, $1.o0; B.
Bobo, s1.OO; Mccoy, $1.O0; S. p.
Johnson, $1.OO; NJ. A. Johnson $1o0;
L. R. Maye, $1.00; Hatcher, $1OO;
Aldridge, $1OO; L. Raymond, $l0O;
Platt, $1OO; B. Boswell, SLIGO;
Montgomery. s1.00: Homer. $500;
Coins, 800; G. r. Boswell, $l.OO I:
Lomax. Use; L. Tassell soc; Hufd
soc; w Crittenden, soc, b. Fuller,
nc. M A. Smith, 15c: Rev. p. II.