The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-16
W. H. Harvey, Pres.
W. H. Lithes, Sec'y
Office 915 IL Calhoun st.
Phone L. 1875.
DALLAS DISTRICT NOTES.
R. s. JENKINS, p. e.

r. s. JENKINS, P. e.
The Quarterly Conference and
Sunday services in st. Paul A. M. E.
Church, South Dallas, were truly
great. Rev. ]. L. Johnson, is a most
excellent pastor, ranks within the
first class, he knows how to or
ganize the departments of the
church for the best work and the
greatest results. There are nine de-
partments in the church proper and
four departments in the junior
church, each department presented
fine reports, we'll worded and the
finance backed up the report. Eigh-
teen persons have united with the
church this quarter. Nine converts,
three marriages and six hundred and
seventy-seven dollars and four cents
collected. Paid the pastor SCOTS
raised for other steward purposes
| $253.27 One member died in the
church, viz, Brother G. II. McGrew,
one of the founders, one member
died in Junior Church, little Miss
| Bernice Jones. They having died
in the full triumph of the faith,
we're transferred from the church
militant to the church triumphant
which is without fault before God,
and where there is no death, nor
sad hours with aching hearts of sor-
row, The superb choir rendered
faithful service, they truly died
sing. st. Paul is going to send up
their junior choir to the Sunday
school convention, all junior choirs
| al oh hxT
chance, meet this junior choir,
please be ready for business. We
also now hear eachoes from White
Rock. There is coming host of
songsters that will come out from
White Rock, they have the young
people with the most charming and
melodious voices.
Delegates elected to the Sunday
School Convention from st. Paul,
Queen City, viz: Rev. j. l.. John
son, Rev. j. w. B. Joshua, Rev. e.
J. Davis, Mrs. A. G. Johnson, Mrs
L. II. Holm, Prof. H. d. VIM,
Prof. H. N. Jackson, Mrs. N. Cook,
Miss Ruby Jones, Mrs. Lula A. Tay-
lor, Miss Margie Galloway, Mrs. l..
H. Townsend, Miss Cathrine G.
Housely, Mrs. Artimeze McGrew
and Miss Junita Norris. After the
quarterly conference the Stewardess
Board served refreshments and that
in abundance to all the members
and visitors. The Deaconness and
Stewardess Boards have their Off
cial garb and they are beautiful, it
is truly a most pleasing sight to
and to note the perfect harmony In
see these boards in their uniform
which they work together. The Jul
nior church was represented by
Master Melvin Holm, Miss Margie
Galloway, Miss Bernice Roberts and
Miss Anna Laura Holm. The
Union service was conducted by that
Master of the pulpit and the pro-
gressive pastor of Bethel, Rev. j.
H. Smith, DR.. Smith, preached en-
excellent sermon. At night, Rev. L.
d. Carradine delivered a splendid
soul stirring sermon. Revs. J. H.
Bush G.. H. Tallie and j. e. Garth
were our helpful visiting ministers.
Next Sunday we will be at st.
James Temple A. M. e. church,
Dallas, DR.. G. w. Arlington, pastor,
the presiding elder will preach at
IL a. m. and DR.. Johnson, a won
derful pulpit orator and school mate
Of DR.. Abingdon will preach at
night. Bethel A. M. e. church with
DR.. ]. H. Smith, pastor and choir
with all the people will be present,
it is the closing Of the sreat IDOL
lar Money contest between Sc.
James and Bethel. Everybody in
waiter al the banquet given to the
winners in the contest, one of the
pastors are to darn the white jacket
and apron and serve the other. Who,
who! come aud see. Brethren Of the
Dallas District, pay strict attention
to Bishop w. d. Johnson's letter.
Meet the full requirements, get into
the $5,0O0.000 drive. let us lead.