The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-28

to the Fleu d. Lis Club Wednes-
day. Jan. IL. at her home on East
Collins St. A goodly number was
present. After the usual opening
the following Officers were elected:
Mrs N. j. Perry. president; Mrs.
D. c. Jones, vice-president; Mrs. J..
Taylor, secretary; Miss H. Arm
strong, assistant secretary; Mrs. 7.
iV. Knox, treasurer; Mrs. Z. May
field, instructor; Mrs. W. H. Davis,
reporter. A delicious repast was
was served. Every one expressed
themselves as having enjoyed the
evening. Next meeting viii be with
Mrs Perry. All members are urged
to be present.
The Priscilla Art Club.
This club met at the residenct OF
Mrs S. NJ. Mckinney. 1902 l.. Col
Illns street, Mrs. J. l.. Durham. pres
ident In chair The ladies spent the
evening working on kitchen linens
and sash curtains. The club decld-
ed TO arrange their work system
atically beginning in kitchen sash
curtains, dish linents, stove mats.
dining room parlor, bed room, bath,
| library and hall Menu for the
evening Jello and whip cream served
with cake Mrs. r H. Durham,
club reporter.
Kloyer Leaf Club.
The young ladies' Klover Leaf
KluD1 met at the usual hour on
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Afford. A very nice meeting
was held, after which the hostess
served those present with a dainty
two-course luncheon. The meeting
adjourned to meet next Thursday.
Jan IL, at the home Of Miss Arm
strong.
The Kloyer Leaf Club met at the
home OF Miss Hortense Armstrong,
opened with song and prayer after
calling the roll and receiving dues,
then we turned aside to art work
| for few minutes, then we We're
served with one elaborate menu
consisting OF deviled crabs, sara
ltoga chips, crackers, sailed pecans,
gelatine, whipped cream and cake
The hostess was thanked by Mrs
M. B. Hedgebeth and we adjourned
| to meet next Thursday afternoon
with Miss Samples.
Mrs. II. Powers, Pres
Ruth M. Taylor, Reporter.
st. Andrews Chapel NJ. e. Church.
Sunday school wa well attended
a very interesting lesson, from the
wee tots, to the grown-ups were
benefited
At II a. m. real devotional SER
vice was enjoyed by all, conducted
by our District Supt. Rev. j. w.
Warren At 1870. one of the most
soul stirring sermons the members
have ever witnessed was delivered,
| text Luke 4:1S-19.
Al $3.50. he preached from ST.
Matt. &c. subject Christ Our Per-
feet Satisfaction.
AT p. M, the Lords supper was
administered
The league is progressing. We
trust our new president, Mrs. r. C.
Latimer will keep the wheel NOV
ing. We are praying for her.
j. H. Sreter, j. C.
Miss Essie Taylor, Rept
Grace Chapel A. Nj. f. Church.
At this writing we are closing
our first week as a church in Cor
sicana. Our opening service being
on the First Sunday in this year.
opening message brought to us By
Rev Il. Prince, pastor of Carol
Chapel Richland, Texas. Taking as
La text THE Banner" A very APP
Ipropriate gospel message
Our Sunday School began promt-
lly at 9:30 o'clock with Sister ]. l..
Gordon. Supt We have excellent
prospects for great Sunday School
Sunday nights message was
brought TO us by our young pastor.
One new member was received into
the church..
Rev. Sam Britt, of the Primative
Baptist church was with us Mon
day night
During the remainder of the week
we had with us the following Bre-
| thran all bringing to us won
derful gospel messages. Tuesday
might, Rev. K. c. Walker. pastor
Bethel A. NJ E. Church. Wednes-
day night. Rev C. Hicks of G. NJ
Il, church; Thursday night, Rev.
lP L. Penn. 9Th avenue Baptist
pastor. Friday night, Rev Moore,
pastor of First Independent Baptist
church was to deliver us a message,
but was unayoidably deained with
his own work, and again our pas
tor brought message. this con-
GLIDING our week. as we had no
services Oh Saturday.
] Sunday January urna oDOth ar
great and glorious day for us. Sun
day School opened at $3.50 with q
gain in membership. Sunday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock Rev. Sterling
pastor of Wilgo Baptist church
brought us another great message
Sunday night Rev. w. NJ Presley
Ipastor Of Glenwood brought us oui
lclosing message.
During our weeks meetings three
members were added and we thank
the congregations for liberal con
Itributions.
Sister A. Gordon, Secretary
| Rev. A. Armstrong stor.
| Pittsburg. Jan. 2S.- Services vel
ATTENDED at all churches in the cit,
Except Pine B,yFS No service OF
3rd Sunday. sss Georgia l.. Nea
lis back home from visiting he
Iaunt. Mrs. Eula Hays az Dallas
Miss Bobbie Lee HUBER left TO
! dallas to do office work for som,
business firm there. Mr. c. Dyk'
} Baker made BIZ siness trip to Mt
Pleasant, Saturday and returned
Sunday. The d. Y p. o. OF Pini
Bluff rendered Gn excellent pro
sram WITH che little tots under TIL
leadership OF sector number
I Mrw Elva Nc Graw, conductor Mrs
Annie (Martin) Edwards is in TIL
lefty visiting relatives. She hope
10 return to Stephenyille. A fou
, lcourse luncheon was served to thu
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