The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-04-22
TEXAS TOWNS
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2 Rev. J. c. Walker pastor of Bethel
A. NJ H., preached from Numbers 1925,
subject. How to overcome Difficult
ties" For evening, Rev Warren
The Pastor on the Fields j. II.
Straits, +. c.; Essie Taylor, Reporter.
Miss Mozelle Jones and Miss Marie
Marshall spent Friday in McNia, Texas,
had a very nice time. Their friends
hated to see them leave. They are now
planning for trip to Ft Worth, Tex.
The Priscilla Art Club met at the home
of Mrs. NJ. NJ Hail, 1906 Il. 18th Ave.
The hostess served ice cream and cara
mel cake. The club will meet with
Mrs. A. b. Sledge, +. 9th Ave, April II.
one of our members. Mrs. y. B. Sledgc
pleasant visit with her mother, Mrs.
II. Tannahill, OklQhona city, and her
sister, Mrs, $. a. Walton, Coalgate, OK.
Mrs f. L. Durham, President. Mrs. r.
II. Durham. Reporter. Klover Leaf
Klub met at the home of Mrs, Hardee,
1102 9Th Ave, opened with President
in chair, After calling the roll and
responding with quotation, we then
turned aside for business. We are look
ing forward to the State Confederation
of Texas Women to meet in Palestine.
Refreshments served Mrs. Prowers,
Pres; Miss Eula Blue, Sec; Miss Ruth
NJ. Taylor, Reporter.
Domestic Science CIub.--Ladies OF the
city met at Taborian Hall Thursday
evening, April 10, and organized club,
same was christened Domestic Science
Club. Officers elected are; Mrs, L. Il.
Ebert, Pres. Mrs Ethel Carroll, Vice
Pres; Mrs Nancy Jessie, Sec; Mrs. Al
fred Whitaker. Asst. Sec; AIRS. V. Driv-
err, Treas. The president Will be host
ess for the club Wednesday. April 49,
at 3 y. m. Residence sol T.. 18th Ave
The Grand Associate Matron OF the
~ MI laNa mn u cit IN
Corsicana Wednesday. She made an
excellent address enjoyed by all mem
bers present The Jerusalem Chapter
entertained her at the homo Of Mrs.
Mary Deiiums. All hope Mrs. Prison
will return another year. Matron, Mrs.
r. G. Patterson: Secretary, Mrs. o. G.
| Williams
FrankIin.-The entire day was sub
| lime with s N. Hope Sunday, at 1880
| a. IN. a wonderful sermon was deliv-
cred by the pastor, Rev. L. J. Jackson,
at p. m. Egg hunting was greatly
! enjoyed by the small children of the
town. At $50 grand program was
rendered. 500 p. M, another great
sermon delivered by the pastor. Just
before and after the sermon at night
| Miss Salmon of Bryan, electrified the
audience with her sweet voice. Collec-
/ III
given Bro. w. d. Smith, who has been
| i'll for some time. Mrs. Catherine Wat
son left last Friday night for Thorn
dale, Texas There she will make her
vert, Is the guest of relatives and
friends here this week. Mr.. Robert
| SHELTON of Galveston, was the guest
of Miss Thelma Edwards Sunday There
will be a MAY picnic given by the little
! pupils of Willow Grove Baptist Church
on the first Sunday. Mr., Ben Ford and
| Mrs. Holinda Benson were the guests
Of Mr.; and Mrs, ". D. Smith Sunday.
Mrs Catherine Riley and Mr.. Eli Wat
son were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
| Edwards Sunday. The Sisters Society
was grand at South New Hope; they are
doing great work. The Starlight Band
Is doing a great work; it is growing
both in numbers and spirituality. 1t
| has a great leader, Mrs. w w. White
| man. We wish her much success. Rev.
C. N. McNiel was visiting minister in
our midst Sunday We wish him much
success on his m ,nisterial career. Also
Rev. Green was a visiting minister.
| We wish him the same. Misses Lucy
Perkins, Charlie Hulin. Leola Blocker,
Jewel Robertson, Carrie Haley and
Zelma Perkins were guests az Mrs
Maggie Robertson Sunday evening
Misses I.avata Decherd. Irene Ferreii
| Annie and Thelma Jackson We're guests
of Miss Jewel Robertson Sunday eve
ming. Mrs. Josephine Ephraim is still
on the sick list. We all want Miss
Solomon to come again.
DentOm.-Service was well attended
Sunday at all of the churches. Rev.
p. f. Jackson preached a soul stirring
sermon at the A. NJ e. Church Sunday
morning at o'clock. Everybody went
away singing. The Easter PROGRAM
rendered at the A. NJ. f. Church sunday
night was grand, all the children played
their part well. Everybody enjoy ed
the program at the First Baptist church
sunday evening. Rev. i. a. Aryr has
on meeting at his church and is hav-
ing much success. Rev FELTON, is do
ing great work in his meeting. He has
added several members to the church.
Miss Carrie Johnson hac arrived from
her school which closed at Seagoville,
Texas, on April Z. Little Vera johnson
is very sick. r. A, Kelom, Reporter.
GUADALUPE COLLEGE
Seguin.SGillmy Gala Day. April
II. at Guadalupe College will be long
remembered by those who witnessed
this AFFAIR. There were automobile ex-
cursions from San Antonio, San Marcos,
New Braunfols. Kyle. Lockhart. I.uling.
: Lavernia and intervening points. bring
ing 20 our Campus hundreds of Deople
Speaking and games made up the pro-
gram with music from Crifin's Band
Va ''' SAlI' iNtN. ". IS, Myers was mas
, ter of ceremonies. Very Interesting ad :
dresses were made by DR.. W Il. Ball,
Revs Ford, G. L. c. Curry. j. w. Wcs-
ley. Mays and Prof ". II. Fuller,
educational secretary of the General
Convention, The entertainment was
under the auspices of the Guadalupe
Dlstrict ). 5. and b. Y. p. L. Congress.
Revs Myers and Wesley, presidents
J The good people of Seguin were in a
, large measure responsible for the sue
coss OF the day. The faculty and stu
dents also added their hit to the work
, OF entertaining. Many have suggested
Ihat II he made an annual Gala Day
me receipts for the day were $339 90
Al departments are working overtime
TO get ready for the next great event
commencement Day Prof. Shanks Is
preparing to help feed the crowds from
MS garden. On Friday evening Prof
, n b Edwards addressed the Lyceum
lie was accompanied on his visit by
Mesdames Edwards and Sinner We
received a gift OF one dozen Bibles
from Miss NJ Eleanor B-ackenridge
Z sister OF the iamented Col, Geo. W