The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-17
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bin. secretary.
The Progressive Aid Club.
Met with president presiding. at the
home of Mrs. Nicy Larkins. After a
usual form of opening the house was
then opened for business. Collecting
Of dues and fines in order after
which the uniforms dresses for club
members were discussed and same
turned over to a committee to inves-
tigate the kind of material to be used
The club donated to Mrs. Sallie Jor-
dams, who is insane. boys $500 to help
with her. After all business the hos
tess then served a 2-course luncheon
sandwich, banana ce cream & pineapple,
cake. this ended the LIST series. The
second course was served by our
worthy president. Mrs. Minnie Hamil-
ton. Adjourn.
Mrs. NJ. Hamilton, Pres
Mrs. Nicy Larlkin. Secretary.
Mrs. Henrietta Jordan. Critic.
Mrs. Laura II. Miller, Sewing Di-
rectress and Reporter.
Mrs. Jno. Hunter returned after
several weeks in Houston, with pa
ents accompanied by her daughter.
returned after a weeks visit in Kerns.
Mrs. Jerry Franks made a flying trip
to Kaufman accompanied by her son,
Mr.. e. @. Franks, Mrs. Laura Fielder
was called TO Red Oak to the bedside
Of her mother. Mrs. Ida Upshaw, a
missionary lady from Nacogdoches was
here to speak to the Missionary ladies
of Mt Providence. Failure to get them
together. she worshipped with the
holiness people. they donated her
$500 on her fare to Dallas, guest OF
Mrs Matte Miller and Mrs. ]. f..
EaaIla T..
mont was entertained with a o'clock
dinner with Mrs. ]. f. Fuller he
leaves for Kaufman to those who are
in debt. Pay up. cash II the motto.
Mrs Joe Franks spent Sunday with
parents in Sanflat Mrs. Ana Robin
son paid Mrs. Charlie Mabel Richard
son $500 sick claim on her brother
Lacy White
COrsieana.--We are having right
pleasant weather now. after several
days of local showers. Everybody
seems to be interested in the
nineteenth of June celebration. We
expect to make this day one that is
worth while. We hope all race lovers
will help us to keep order and cele-
brate in the right way that will give
credit to us as a race and credit to
our day of emancipation. Miss Mine Dya
Barton and Mr.. Ed White were united
in marriage June 9Th at the home OF
the bride. The young lady is well
known young person OF this place
having lived here nearly all her life
Her many friends are anxious for he1
future happiness. Mrs. Sarah Taylor
from Mexia, is spending few days
with Fred Honorie. Miss Wilmer Del
lums. a teacher in the Beaumont high
school Is home to spend the summer
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. s. j.
Dellums. Mrs. f. Il. Stewart after a
Mt
Texas is doing fine. Mrs. B. G. AdaiI
fell from the steps of the postoffice
and received very painful injuries to
her hand and feet. that put her In
bed for a few days, she is improving.
Mrs. Bennett of East 18th avenue Is
getting along very well after apou'
eight months Of Illness. Messrs. ;. j.
Chestnut and II. p. Williams left Mon
day for the Royal Arch Mason's grand
lodge at Waco, Texas. Mrs. George
Rodgers and little daughter, Senoma
of Phoenix, Ariz., are visiting MIS-
Rodgers parents, Mr.. and mrs .. d
Chestnut of this city. Prof and Mrs
II. Thompson of Hot Springs. Arkan-
sas are here, they are expecting their
household at any day MS they are go
ing to take up residence here MIS-
Carrie DiXson was among those SICK
last week Mrs. Matte Jones left fol-
Dallas. Texas. June 4th to be gone
Indefinitely. Mrs. James Applewhite
was sick last week. Mrs. Elmer Buch-
anan was ON the sick list Rev. A L.
Moore was sick last week and was
not able to fill his post Sunday, but
Is doing nicely now. sixth Avenue
Baptist church Sunday school atten-
dance as good. June 18th, nice
crowd of young people were present
Pastor ID. l.. Penn preached a strong
sermon, with one addition in person
Of Mrs. Wade Anderson. At night chill
dren's program was very interesting
1t was enjoyed by all present that was
conducted by Mrs. Matte Davis. First
Baptist church Sunday school atten-
dance was good. Children's day was
observed and after the lessons were
taught q program was rendered py
the little folks which was very nice.
Rev. l.. Morgan filled the post OF the
pulpit as the pastor, Rev. A. L. Moore
was indisposed, he preached a good
sermon At three o'clock the Chris
tian Aid Society had their annual
sermon preached. Rev. ID. l.. Penn
preached a soul stirring sermon Tor
this body and its friends of which
they are appreciative. This body had
the cooperation of the Christian Home
members of the A. M. u. church. The
rally is still on. Wesley G. M. p. Chap
el Sunday school attendance was good
collection four dollars and twenty
cents. Rev. Radford lined hymnal NO.
sos, subject How Tedious and Taste
less the Hour After prayer the pas
tor took for his text Matt. 6;24, sub
ject Follow Christ" One conversion.
The contest was a success. Mrs. Nell
lie Brown, local minister being the
winner raised $22,S0, total $5IS7. Mrs.
Georgia Brown presented a rocker to
Mrs. N. Brown which was the prize.
The third quarter will be held June
18th, baptizing at eleven o'clock. Rev.
T. Hicks. pastor
Sunday. jane nth was spiritual
serving Sunday After much interest
was manifested Of the lesson. we lis
tened to some wonderful reviews.
Tsev Bro. Jackson was with us
throughout the day. Pastor, Dixon,
being at his various churches. Rv.
jackson preached from the book of
Psalm, for the morning service, and
again he came before us for the even
ing service; he did the best he could
and IL was accepted accordingly.
Bro. w. p, Johnson. had charge of
the rally. We thank you for your CO.
operation.
Rev. VIM. Dixon. Pastor.
Mrs. Nancy Jessie, Sec. and Rept
Domestic Science Club.
This club met at the home of Mrs.
Ethel Carroll Tuesday June 9Th. The
roll called. with responding of quo
tatiors, and hour was spent In its
regular business We received nup-
tial ceremonial invitation of Miss
Minerva Barton. to Mr.. Ed White. Of
Houston. one profltabla member Of
the domestic science club. which was
received end acted on by the club
accordingly and the club gave u
beautiful table linen The prel ident Of
the club, Mrs. Ebert, being absent
on account of illness, they consented
that Mrs G. w. Washington would
n ~ in her absence Tho hogtess aerved
ham sandwiches, iced fruit and waf-
fers. Mrs. Fannie Chairman. will be
hostess for next meeting.
Mrs. Lul Ebert. President.
Mrs Ethel Carroll, Vice Pres.
Mrs. Minerva White. Critic.
Mrs. Nancy Jessie. Sec. Acting Rept
s<lover Leaf kIub.
Kiover Leaf Klub met on Thursday
afternoon entertained by Mrs. Jno.
Nellunis. Jr., aftav a business meeting
we spent the afternoon in work after
which we were served a delicious
menu. Moose and sandwiches.
Mrs. Hazel Powers, Pres
Miss Il Blue, Secretary.