The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-07-05
DALLAS LOCAL
]. ALBA AUSTIN CITY DToR
PERSONALS.

Miss Arlington or McAllster lS
visiting Miss Lula Davis Of this city.
Miss Jennings of Wharton is Wis
iting the Rodgers on Thomas Ave.
Master Paul Prince, son OF Doctor
and Mrs. A. N. Prince Of Sherman
will visit Master John L. S. White,
son of Mrs. Sinah G. White, $500
Roseland Avenue. The young folks
will be entertained Monday evening
July 7.
Miss Dora WEIGH and Mrs. Dun
ham of Fort Worth were in town
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Wayman Alexander Of Hous-
ton is guest Of Mrs. c. ]. Island,
1911 State street
Miss L. M. Martin Of Selma, Ala.
Is in the city and is a member OF
the stenography force in Grand Keep
er of Record and Seals M. NJ Rodgers.
Miss Martin will take place made
vacant by Miss Napier's resignation.
Miss Marguerite Idlelett$ Of Kansas
City, Mo-, spent a few days in Dallas
on business and visiting old friends
this week. She was the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. o. Roy Busch.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rowell, announce
the marriage of their daughter, Allene
Rowell to Mr.. II. ]. Porter, Chicago,
ILL.,, May 26, 1919, at home 3414 In
diana avenue, Chicago, Ill.
Prof. Carr, principal of the Pales-
tine High School was elected prin-
cipal of Dallas Colored High School
Tuesday night by the Board of Edu-
cation.
Mr.. c. w. Asberry of Jersey City,
N. j., spent a few days with his
nephew, Prof. G. w. Asberry, 1901
Casey street. He has been in Texas
about a month due to the Illness
and death of the late Mrs. Julia Ray
ford, Calvert, Texas, his mother and
grandmother of Prof. Asberry.
Mr. s. H. Branch has just returned
from an extended auto trip through
Old and New Mexico, taking in the
Burkburnette, Cisco and Ranger Oil
fields. He spent Friday last in Pa
ris, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Guest.
Miss Ruby Moody, age 20 years
died at Richardson, Texas, Monday
night and was buried at White Rock,
Thursday She was member of
J. z. Household of this city. Mrs.
o. Gooden, 2501 Juliet street, at
tended the funeral.
Mrs. Overton OF 1920 Thomas Ave.
will visit her old home in Missouri
and will from there possibly join
Mrs. DR.. C. L. Morgan. supervisor
OF music and drawing in the public
schools of Dallas, who is taking a
post graduate course in musical Art
at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Napier, stenographer in the
Office of Grand Keeper of Record
and Seals NJ NJ Rodgers will resign
Saturday and will take up teaching
this Fall.
Alexander Chairman 1116 Allen
and Willie Manette were in Waco
Sunday visiting their friends.
Rev. w. L. Dickson, President Of
the Dickson Colored Orphanage pas
sed through the city Thursday en-
route to Austin, where he goes to
Dickson stated that health conditions
OF the children at the Home was
good. -Four carpenters are at work
on the new buildings-five are in
course of construction.
Mrs. M. e. Gray and son and
daughter, Mrs o. Roy Busch and
Miss Dollie Caldwell left on sum-
mer trip to points in Colorado, and
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. S. Mcpherson and
two children of Omaha, Neb., are in
the city guests of Mr.. and Mrs, H. j..
Polk 3408 Munger Avenue. Mrs. Nc
Pherson is a sister to Mrs. Polk.
Mrs. Mary Smith Robinson stopped
over in Dallas last week enroute
from Columbus, Ohio to her home
in Georgetown. She is a guest of
her two sisters here.
Miss Willie Coleman 1105 Good
street left last week for Denver, Colo.
for summer vacation.
Mrs Bonnie Tennison, Mrs. Eu-
gene Tennison and little baby were
callers at the Dallas Express office.
Mrs. e. A. Reece, representing
Silver Cloud Sanctuary No. 176, j R.
Jordan Naomi Sanctuary and Henry
Burch left last Monday for the Grand
Lodge Ancient Order OF Pilgrims
at Marshall, Texas.
Mrs Susie Coleman 1915 Good St,
left Friday evening for Palestine.
Miss Myrtle Houston of Sulphur
Springs, Texas, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Annie TURNER Of Carline st.
Miss Houston is a cousin of Mr.. M.
M. Greer of 1886 Marguerite street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greer entertained Miss
Houston, Monday night with select
guest Miss Houston left Tuesday
morning for her home in Sulphur,
Texas.