The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-03-25

received from the Priscilla Art club,
requesting a representative from our
club to be present in their meeting
Tuesday evening. March 21st Mrs. NJ.
j. Davis was appointed to meet with
them. After all business the hos
crate menu. Next meeting with Mrs.
G. W. Jackson 70S East 7th avenue.
V. H. Brown, Reporter
IT. Andrews Chanel NJ. f. Church.
Sunday School was well attended,
very interesting lesson, reviewed by
the pastor. Our pastor delivered two
sermons. The subject for morning
was round LIST Samuel, 20:S, "Jona-
thon and David" For evening sub
jGet How, to Attain Eternal Life"
Matth. 204.
League meets every Sunday after
noon at $50 Watch for the date of
the Baby" and little Misses contest
which viii be given under the aus
pices of the w. II. NJ. s., and the
Ladies Aid
J. II. Straits. p. c.
Essie Taylor, Rept.
rOntn.-Services We're held at Plain
view c. NJ. L. churcn. where Rev. G.
W. wilkins held his regular appoint
ment. At Elm Grove Missionary Bap-
list church, where Rev Jeff Brown
hcId his regular appointments A
Mount Olive Missionary Baptist church
where Rev. Small held his regular ap-
polntmcnt and at Rock Hill Presby-
t"rian Church where a big time was
held. Farmers have used the past
weeks fine weather in geeting their
corn planted. Truck Growers have
n'S" made good use Of the past week,
In the Tomato replanting, where the
late freeze had killed most Of the plants
also OF Alto, were visitors to relatives
and friends in Ponta Friday to sun
gay a2,,. WY s,,E,, not let the reporter have
while it is S15O. only until April LIST
| - your last chance, at this rate. See
me. l. /. KYLE
wncO.-Tomorrow marks the open
| Ing Of Paul Quinn's new athletic field
! together with the opening of the '22
baseball schedule. The new field is
| called Jackson field" in honor of A.
! one Of Paul Qunn's oldest graduates
| DR.. Jackson has been connected with
! Paul Quinn for more than forty years
and at present is member of the
board. of trustees. He is a believer
In athletics, having been a real ball
player in his younger days and is
proud of the fact that he was one OF
| the men that made pitcher of An
J drew tRube) Foster in the days when
the now famous magnate of the Am.
crican Giants was considered merely
and infielder. No more fitting per.
son could be found for the honor
than DIR. Jackson. who was one of the
first to realize the need of an ath'
Central Texas College is Pau
lQuinn's opponent tomorrow and judg.
ing from the reports of the Bap'
fists camp, they are out to avengc the
ltgt= iYaps 1avT OF Ln do al
the East Wacoans last season. Pau
Quinn is also out for blood and SHOULD
win, If Mosely the diminutive sec
lond sackcr from Hillshoro, and Ak
ms. new conner on third, justly tn,
faith Coach Long mas placed in them
Captain Kelley is the logical choice
for the pitching assignment, however
either "Wee Willie" Carson or "Coun
try" Williams may he sent to the
mound. Either Friday or Herror
win work for Central, and neither OF
these Cunners can be called easy
Paul Quinn's probable lineup for to-
morrows game is as follows:
Nancy II
Moscly, ID.
sheppard So.
Sanders. III
Scdberry, Of.
Fields, IF.
Aillens. Sb.
Kelley Williams or Carson, p.
Paul Quinn travels. to Hubbard
March 30, "a and April !. to meet the
r. S. l.. nine of that city in one Of
the features of the Hill county meet
Hubbard has a wonderful team anc
the games should prepare the Wa
coans for the hard conference schedule
ahead of them. The Prairie View
series has been postponed until thu
last Of April on account of the uncer
tainty of March weather.
Paul Quinn College-It was no
.f -. nj
the clash of steel but the Down fal
Of Israel" that struck the attention
Of the student body Sunday morninl
in n lively discussion of the lessor
text, EluCidation Of the, the Iha ti[g
day School, class No. 3, retaining tn
banner as usual.
Misses Eloise Jones and Josephine
Floyd sounding the instruments a
eleven o'clock brought in the choi
the sweet voice of each member steal
ing upward to kiss the well<in'
cheek while he or she, with slow ant
princcly tread. moved to seat in tn
musical corner.
We wish all our friends were her
with us to enjoy the wonderful ser
mons preached 10 us each Sunda,
. morning. This time it was the as
? sistaut. but none the less graceful
p Dean of Theology, VIM. !. Laws. VIII
entertained MS Just before the ser
| mon we LnccIcd for one sweet mo
Iment while Dean Burgan took dow
the receiver to importupc heaven. IN
YOU hear the bell rims at the othe
end of the line" Making his Giscours
to revolyc around II Peter, and
; and the subject: Christ the Irde
Bearer, Dr. Laws urged the student
, to let Jesus bear their burdens.
Mr.. w, c. craven .lnternation9Ii stu
dent Secretary, will be with US Thurs
day evening the 23rd instant.
The Silver Loving Cup, won ut n
Wiley Conference by Paul Quinn \
wv c. a. representatives. last year wa
e shown to the girls at meeting OF IN
7 "Y" yesterday
4 Miss Essie Craig. Paul Quinn Basle
l Ball star, says the game to be playe
1 soon between L. Q. c. and Tempt
4 must be won for the college, Mis!
S Craig has been i'll this week, but
e up again: an old long-legg guy f'or
league is smiling from ear TO ca
! too.
There was big barn-yard socia
! last Tuesday night Many of the boy
= and girls embraced the opportunit
! to dress as they so often dress a
, home. We know the boys from lyle
and Wallis sure felt natural. Mis-
Sarah Reagor enjoyed the social yer
much. Everybody is looking forwar
to the Wednesday evening socia
Somebody sure ought to tell on SEQ
berry. You don't know how popula
t that boy is. Now that spring is o
5 the +. q. c. boys are going to Wis
t East Waco, a deal Get permission
= boys Mr.. T.. Burleson had no appe
D tite for dinner yesterday, Miss Graf
c took dinner off the campus.
I. Mrs Mahali Scott Kennedy, is her
= visiting her daughter, Miss Lille Cam
phcll,
r sick list: Misses cleo Andrews an
$ Elnora Fullbrght
Gnusc.-Sunday School at Zion VII
t Baptist was wen attended. The les
}. sons ably taught and the collection
e Beloved pastor, Rev II. *. Mcko!
d Rev. smith fitted his pulpit Sunda
and preached two noble sermons q
Ii a. m. and p. m. Friday, was IN
2. County Schools. Two Milo school pan
s nrinnfnd and cnme back crOwne