The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-11-04
PAUL QUINN COLLEGE.


The students Of Paul Quinn College
listened to most wonderful sermon
on Sunday, Oct 29th. at IL O'Clock,
delivered BY Rev. Mrs. L. =. Smith,
the much beloved matron of the insti-
tuition. Her text was art Thou He
that has come, or look we for another
Mrs Smith showed that she was at
home in the pupiit, she very graphic /
ly pictured the wilderness in which
John was preaching. She was lucididly
told OF Johns experiences. the picture
she drew made her audience feel that
they were living in those times. twas
by far the most Interesting sermon It
has been our pleasure to hear in many
weeks The sermon Will live In the
hearts OF the studentbody for a long
time.
Our Matron, Mrs. L. T.. Smith has
slowly, but surely won. her way into
the hearts of all OF the students the
girls are very loud in their praise of
her She Is in every sense Of the word
the Mother" of all
Prof. S. NJ Kirk. the custodian Of
buildings and Grounds. has made some
very much needed improvements on
the cottage which is now occupied
by Dean johnson. Here is hoping that
he will continue the good work.
The Boys Barracks have been COW
cred recently its appearance has beUi
much improved to the delight of the
many young men OF the campus
Work on the New Girls Dormitory
goes naerrilly on. the culinary de-
parunent will soon move into the base
ment the first floor will be used for
a chapel: dame rumor around the
campus say that the old chapel Will
cottages and moved out, then our
campus will be more slightly
All OF the Socieries connected with
the student body are In a healthy
condition; the young Mems Christian
Association Is the premier Of them
all. Mr.. Gordon, the state Secretary
was a welcome visitor last week, We
are always glad to have him with us.
We have the largest student body
that we have had for many years. not
withstanding that fact. new students
are pouring IN each week.
Miss Hortense Webster. the charm
ing daughter Of Or. Thomas Webster
graduated last year from our high
school department. she matriculated
in WiiberfOree and made the Sopho-
more class In Greek LANGUAGE and lit
erature, this In itself shows the na-
ture Of the work being done in Paul
Quinn. our high school students. get
ting Sophomore rating In our Nor
thern University
Miss Webster win give an account
Jarvis Institute Of Hawkins. Texas.
will make an invasion or our campus
to try for football supremacy. We
admire that little school, but its juci<-
ment is bad. It reminds us Of a pyg-
mic going up against a giant-this
ncribe will tell you what happened to
them later.
II r. Atkins, the baritone singer
% the Paul Quinn Clee club made
Tying trip to his home in Fort Wortn
and probably Prairie View.
Cnlv9rt---Mrs. II. j. Horton left FRI
day for Fort Where she was called to
the bed side OF her sick daughter. Mrs
Z, Sannester MRS Pugh came horne
last week Mrs. Normandy Miles on VAL
ley ohSct. spent several hours " the
city thu guest CT her mother M. Jas.
Biggers MIRA L. v. Thomas lei. sum
day fot Worthan, Texas 20 join her
husbas !, Mr. b. Thomas, Rev N. II.
PIP left Tuesday night for Calves
tor - attend the Texas Annual -on-
fet snce 81 A NJ z. church. Rev. Pc, ale
" quite an able gospel preacher Rev.
r. Dunn, st. James Christian D, stoy
preached his last sermon at st. James
Sunday and left on South ] and g.
Mrs. II. Ayers Of the Bryan District
a. M. =. church left FRIDAY for con-
ference stopping in Bryan. Mrs u.
M Moody IL now tea ching at Wiliiams
vile IN the Elmo District. We hope
the people viii not qrapIe any more
children end make williamsburg a \
strong echo !. Prof A. HI Minis was
In town from Thornton Saturday and
spent Sunday returning Monday morn
Ing 70 begin his school work all that
place for the second week Mrs Mary
Woodland left Sunday night to visit
her sister, Mrs. Lule Jones Of Thorn
tof Mrs. Alice Creeks Is back from
Saas Diago Cal, whore she was called
to the bed side OF her sick David who
died Hsv Wyatt. d. d. OF Waco with
A. Nj y church preached an excel |
lent sefIn3n at Sc. rnu1 NJ Il. this i'll
his last quarter. Mrs "a. l. Miller Of !
Fort Worth IL IN the city visiting |
Mrs Emma Ross. She alopped IN |
Hearne her old home. the firsl visit
IN many monthsI Miss Cleo Terrell 81 I
Df Port 8clivan Bpent Sunday ct some I
with her parents. All the citizens ar9e
Yves King tags for the city school m
1tuiliDg a Kitchen. Mr. Jaa. Ross moi
Iored to Franklin, Sunday. A big show
N the Of November, everybody Will
be out OF course, no lodge nesting 4
Mrs. ~ ]. AppIewhlte OF Corricena.
IA this cstH Visiting her m0tnee AIRS <
No!lis Ordeson, Mr.. 1T Haynie cfl|
'trafsbec.l spent Saturday IN the ei2y
'tFitins friends ana relatives Nj. and i
'Ers {oeg Miles q Valley Junction
.psllt srn9aY "a the city guest 81
lnther ana nlolhex. Mrs Buieh BroHn