The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-05

Marlin, Mart and Waco. Texas. Mrs.
Dora Afford and Miss clyde Mcln-
tyre have returned from pleasant
visit to Waco. Mr.. Sedan Harmon OF
Calvert is visiting his niece. Mrs. Geor-
gia Ray E. Thompson street. Mrs. L.
T. Watley leaves Tuesday. August
LIST. for her home, Wichita Falls, Kans
after a two weeks visit here with her
mother, Mrs. Florence Knox East 9Th
avenue Mr.. Albert Honorie of Dallas.
is here visiting his brother, Mr.. Al
bert Honorie. of Dallas Is here visit
10 Collin street. Mesdames M e.
Sparks, NJ L. Perry, VIM. @. Ross.
Prof. G. w. Jackson and Mr.. @. M
johnson are delegates to Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge. Dallas: Mr.. VIM. smith
and Cotton Gin, Texas, this week
Mrs. Thaddens of 406 West 18th Ave,
Is home again. after six weeks stay
in Fort Worth Mrs. Macy Bell Young
of Mexia, Texas. is here visiting pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs, Mack Elliott Sow
5th street Messrs. William Franklin
Edmon, Essie Taylor Chas. Powell and
Shawnee Morris were here sunday
from Kerens. Mrs. Sam Patterson
EAST LIST avenue Is Ill. Master James
Jr., Powell son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Powers OF East 7th avenue Is sick
The Farmers Conference convened
here July 27th, 2Sth and 29th at ODD
Fellows hall. Farmers from adjacent
communities were here. Their exhibits
were splendid. Corn, cotton, potatoes,
variety of vegetables hay and other
produce that gave credit TO the pro-
ducers. in connection the lauies
brought up q great showing IN cam
were so commendable.. prize was
warded to each one, who partlclpateu
in the exhibition. This organization
is quite an inspiration to the Farm
ers of this place. Mr.. Geo: tlournoy
of East 9TH avenue. has had improve
ment done on his house which looks
very nice. Mrs. Lecy Thomas, Viola
A. Mcdonald, d. A. Nelson and Mr..
Foster Nelson. Jr.. are visiting In
oii'a The Royal Art Club.
The Royal Art club opened Friday
evening at usual hour. after prayer
and song. At the residence of the
president only three new members
President Mrs. Annie Davis,
Vice Secretary, Mrs, Lille Davis.
WesIy Chapel G. NJ. r.
Permit me space in your valuable
paper. TO let the churches know how
we are getting along In this part OF
the vineyard. We have few clouds.
and some thunder; but the son or
! spirit of God permeates our hearts.
| The devil, knows now that wesley
| chapel, is in Corsicana. We have ad-
ded 26 new members, Our FINANCE Is
good The church is In fine shape;
we have launched big rally and
| some of the clubs are doing fine. You
| will hear from us by and by from
each club name and captain. Sunday
was a high day. Revf s.. Radford:
filled the pulpit at eleven ScioEk dn ,s
subject, "A finish Work" Total re-
ceipts for the day $500. May the
! Lord bless our work.
Rev. p. Hicks. p. c.
Domestic Science Club.
Mrs. Mary Whitaker was hostess
club Tuesday July rs, the
president being absent Mrs. M. b.
| White was president protein after the
usual form of opening the club spent
80 minutes In business after which
the hostess served delicious menu
| We adjourned to meet with Mrs. c.
Visitors are welcome.
| Mrs. T. B. Ebert. President
Mrs. Nancy Jessie. Secretary.
Mrs. NJ b. White, Reporter.
The Y. l.. A. II. G.
The Y. L. A. b. G. met at the home
of Miss Mozelle Adams The business
was served with delicious two-course
menu. Visitors 2, hostess thanked
by Johnnie d. Waters.
Pres. Jessie Key.
Reporter Myrtle Combs.
FIeur-De Lis Club.
The regular meeting of the Fleur-
| De-Lis Club was held with Miss Will
mer Dellums at her residence on e.
Collins street, Wednesday. July 27th.
The president. Mrs. N. l.. Perry. pre-
sided. The meeting was opened with
the club song and prayer Minutes of
previous meeting read and adopted.
Roll called and members present re-
1 qn0ndad
A paper, Dangerous Dirt" was
| read and discussed by Mrs. M. ].
Davis. The meeting was then urn
ed over to the instructor Miss APP
plewhite. delicious ice course was
served by the hostess. Next meeting
will be held with Mrs. G.. w. Jackson.
9Th Avenue baptist Church.
Sunday School opened by Supt. A.
II. Hedgspeth, was well attended. r
very interesting lesson was taught.
At IL o'clock service pastor ID. l..
Penn preached an excellent sermon
from .sther At this hour the Mis-
sionary entertained the church by
rendering a program consisting of
collected. Closing remarks py Pres.
| Mrs. N. l.. Perry. At O'clock the
/ 3. Y. p. u, was well attended and
the young people rendered an excel
lent program with Misses M. w. Nc
Kinney and v. Cooksey in charge
The day closed with an Instructive
sermon from pastor.
Mary Willie Mckinney, Reporter.
First baptist Church.
Sunday school was conducted by
Supt. Rev. l.. Morgan. All teachers
present but one The pastor, Rev. A.
L. Moore. Mrs. Neal offered valus BILE
l.. Moore made q few remarks and
Mrs. Neal offered valuable sugges-
tions. At IL o'clock we listened to a
good sermon. Mr.. A. Williams who Is
travelling in interest OF the Houston
Informer was introduced by Pastor
Moore, his ak was short and inn
pressive. B. Y. p. u. attendance was
fair. Night services good Tho Mis-
sionary Society presented nice pro-
gram. Solos by Mrs. Scurry and one
small girl. Paper by Mrs. c. Dixon.
Solo, Miss Rivers. A talk on Cooper.
alton" by Mrs. A. H. Hedgespeth.
Sermon by Pastor.