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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-06-21
A CARD OF THANKS AND APPRE-
CITATION.
Dallas. Texas. Iune 11. 1a

Dallas, Texas, June IL, 1919.
My genuine thanks and high APP
probation and that of the entire
family the hereby expressed and
extended to my many friends, both
in the city and throughout the state,
for other expressions of sympathy
and words of encouragement for and
to me and for the many beautiful
floral offerings. as taken of esteem
and respect for my dear daughter,
Mrs. P. q. Welch, who left for Heav-
en-, June 10th, 1919. Special thanks
are due her many friends of Gle
burne, who faithfully and patiently
administered to her during her ILL
ness.
Yours truly,
NJ. M. RODGERS.
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NOTICE.

To whom it may concern: On and
after June 18th, 1919, all licensed
and bonded Rent cars will charge
$3.50 per car. Rate SLIPS per head
for making funerals.
A-Different Auto Rent Co.
Alhambra Auto Rent Co.
Smith Auto Rent Co.
Andrew Lewis Auto Rent Co.
e-14-St
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ARE you A GUARDIAN READERY

This is the harvesting time
for race journals and their readers
since the world is being reconstruct
ed. There is one point Of merit in
the Guardian as a Speaking Medium
for you which has not been brought
out that is this Journal interpret the
wishes of 100000 Colored Ameri-
cans.
A second point is mat this Journal
has been pleading seventeen years
for Equal Rights for our race. If
you want to keep informed upon the
race questions you must become a
Guardian Reader at once in order
to know the whole truth about our
race.
Our rates are s1.00 for six months;
and $3.50 for a years subscription.
Send in your subscription at once.
5-17-4t
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LODGE NO. 2O14-WHAT UNION
HAS DONE FOR COL0RED MAN
THE U. B. OF NJ w. & r. s. l..

The above has become one of the
greatest functions in America and
it is that all men should become
members of some lodge and be of
the skilled labor and carry a card
so as to make it possible to have
all this labor difficulties adjusted
This organizations has charter and
is reliable organization which are
about 80 per cent III Dallas shop
men; r. r. track men; freight house
men.
The meeting nights are second and
fourth Thursday nights in each month
at 1928 ~ Elm street, open to ali
Signed:
TAN POPE.
Journal Agent.
Dallas, Texas.
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PURCELL.

Purcell, Okla, June 19-Mrs. Mary
Dale and Johnson, sisters of Bon
ham, Texas, are in the city visiting.
Rev. Shaw met his members Tues
day promptly at the A. M. f. church.
Will have preaching every Sunday
by the pastor or by Rev. John Wal
ker. We want you to come to
church,
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PORT ARTHUR.

Port Arthur, Texas, June 19.-After
teaching school all this season Miss
H. B. Tillman left Port Arthur, June
the 10th for LaGreen, Texas, where
she will join her parents.
Miss r. o. None left Port Author
for Fort Worth, Texas. where she
will join her parents.
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INSURANCE.

Protect yourself against sickness,
accident and death with the Denton
County Mutual Insurance Co.
B. w. Crawford, Sec'y.
BOX 25, Denton, Texas.
5-24-4t
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DR.. J. H. DopD, Physician and sur
geon. Blood. sputum and Urine ex-
amined. 1904 Williams. near Henry
Phone 1929 North Belt. South Balt
and Hickory cars Hours: . to II =
m; Q to : D. M: 10 o Y. m
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THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

OF this city is doing a successful
business, the provision which pro-
vides protection for the old people,
is fad long wanted. The old peo-
pie must be cared for; the joining
fee. of this society is only $1.00 Tor
few days only. We furnish DR..
and Medicine and $4,000 funeral, dues
only 40 cents per month.
DELLA F. THOMAS, Pres.
ZELLA F. WHITE, Treasurer.
M. E. MCKINNEY, Sec'y.
Office 1022--R. r. Avenue,
Lake Charles, La
6-21-1m
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ROSEBUD.

Rosebud, Texas, June 19.-No SER
vice Sunday account Of rain. Rev.
Ruker of Summersville was with us
Sunday. Mrs. K A. Adams on Mar
tin returned home from Dallas X.
of P. Court and Grand Lodge. Mr..
VIM. House also, one of the Grand
Lodge officers,
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NOTICRl

To whom it may concern:
This is to certify that l have this
day appointed Rev. ]. w. Wise Of
Dallas, Field Financial Secretary Of
Texas, or wherever he may be re-
ceived for the Gilmer Orphan Home.
Do what you can for us and oblige.
REB. W. L. DICKSON,
Gilmer, Texas.
Gilt
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JACKSBORO.

Jacksboro, Texas, June 19.-Sun-
day school was on time Sunday
Mission at the church. Mr.. Irie
Shelton of Fort Worth. is visiting
home folks and friends. Miss Ruthie
Brundy is improving.
Starlight band met at sister Hays
Sunday.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

The Mosaic Temple of America
has over half million dollar asset.
Their policy provides 5000 death
benefit. They give extra a $50 burial
and $50 monument, dispensation
is granted us until our annual SER
mon. Call at our office, 1922 r. R.
avenue, Lake Charles, La.
6-7-4t
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OR. GEORGE LYTLE, Veterinarian
lay and night otnce 1874 willow Sc.
or. Hill, from to 3 a. NJ. or PEG
le'r Undertaken ca m tot p. M
Guarantees cure In lorkisw and other
'erious diseases ~ Horses Cattle and
,nimals generally Answers calls
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TO THE NORTH. WESTERN DIS
TRICT CO-WORKERS, PASTORS
AND MISSION SOCIETIES,

At our last board meeting which
met In Forney. Texas, March 20
to 20 the board elected Mrs. B. e.
Reynolds and Miss c. A. Houston, as
our District Missionaries to visit the
churches and societies in our dis
trict. Please receive them when
thew come to you.
Yours for Christian uplift.
MRS. ]. N. MOSS, President.
NORA ]. MILES, Secretary.
6-7-1t
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n. JORDAN,
Business Manager

Mrs. Temple Weems--Graduate of
the Poro College Of Hair Culture,
will treat your hair scientifically, for
dandruff, falling hair. itching scalp
which will give it beauty. color and
abundant growth. Prices reasonable
Phone H. 3143. or call at 2S07 Flors
street. Dallas
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DIR. A. L. RuNYAN, Physician ana
Surgeon. Office hours. to II .. M
3 to 8, 1880 20 9 .. m. Phones of1es
M. 1895; Pes. NJ. 1883. Lower5 Dlds-,
1900 Jackson st.. upstalrs Dsl,s- Tex
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NOTICEi

Mrs. e. E. Henderson, graduate Of
Poro College of ST. Louis, Mo. She
will treat your hair at any time.
Work guaranteed. Call at 8 Bots
d. Arc street, or phone 736. Denton.
Texas. 5-1O-3m
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LOOK!

Just off the press, SCOTS Oficisl
History of the American Negro in
the world war. If you want his
tory of the Negro in the world war
that is the real stuff, call OF write
Ennis Dixon, 1912 Trinidad street,
telephone H. 2766, Dallas. Texas.
6-7-4t
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LINOTYPE OPERATOR.

At once, an experienced linotype
operator, (Colored) to work either
day or night shift on a Model tx"
machine. Permanent job for good
man or woman. We pay the union
scale. Write at once to The Tulsa
Star (non union), Tulsa. Okla.
5-17-4t
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WHARTON.

Wharton, Texas, June 19.-The en-
tertainmeut given by the Ideal Club
is considered one OF the best
ever had in our town. Among the
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WTTCHCRAFT AND BLACK ART

WITCHCRAFT AND BLACK ART.
Are you unlucky in life, Oriental
luck stone, Book Of Death Magic,
Magnetic Sand, Roots, Herbs, Banks,
Bones, the Powerful Magic Ring,
Burning Temple Incense. Secret Tai
isman for Love, the Book of Hypno-
tism and many other great books for
secret instruction, send 10 cents,
address
A. d. SPRIGGS,
1o2 N. Hall st. Montgomery, Ala
6-7-2t
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A. s. Wells, Attorney and Counsel
lor-at-law. Office. Room 21s. PythiAB
Temple, Elm and Good streets. Notary
Public. Phone M 1925. Dallas Texas.
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FARM LANDS.

You will do we'll to see w. H.
Hampton, for cheap Oklahoma farm
land and city property. Phone 1854
M or write 1902 S. Staurt st.
Greenville, Texas.
Stat
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NOTICE.
M. C. Caldwell.

M % OHIUWbUs
Known as the only Colored Medi-
cine Manufacture in Texas, cures
sixteen cronic diseases and many
others not mentioned. Write or see
him any time at Quincy. the Colored
town or Mt. Selman, phone 4-Longs
1-Short on Line 9. He has applied
with all the laws of the state and is
fully qualified to take care Of his
business. 6-21-1t
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NOTICE.

To the Miss II. C. Burleson's agents
and customers. l am in the sani-
tarium for an indefinite time. All
mail will be looked after a. 2717
CASTOR avenue, Dallas, Texas,
MISS n. C. BURLESON.
6-14-2t
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Or. M. p. PENN. Physician Sad EUR
geon. Treats successfully mon, dis
eases OF men. women and children.
Office hours; 2 TO II M; 3 to B
D. M; 1880 to 8 p. M Phones Oface
8. w. M 2916; residence phone g. W.
NJ 7445. OFFICE 254s Elm st.. suit@
211 Pythian Temple Building, resS-
dence 1910 Flora IT.. IiaIlas Texas.
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Opportunity of a life time selling
Scott's Official History of the Ameri-
can Negro in the World War. Great
est seller in years. Contains official
photographs of Colored troops. Every
Negro is eager to buy it. Best terms.
Complete outfit postpaid rs cents.
Get busy. Write today. The Sher-
man Press, SIG Atlas Block, Chicago.
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NOTICE! LOOK!l
Something New under the sun

Something New Under the Sun.
The International Carnival Com
pany will give Entertainments for
your church or lodge on a per CEN
tage basis. A Negro organization
for the Colored people. Let me help
you to get your church or Lodge out
of debt for particulars, address,
PROF. GEO. w. POLLARD.
Box 1877 Mineral Wells, Texas.
6-14-1t
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CLASSIFIED ~ADS."

HAVE YOUR HAIR WORK DONE.
BY Mrs. Hattie Garrett. Poro Hair
graduate. Service at my studio.
Phone M. 6456 1921 Boil st.
FARMS FOR SALE in the best
farming section of Colorado. Rea-
sonable terms. City Real Estate and
Employment. Industrial Realty
Company and Employment Agency,
TIC e. 26th avenue, Denver, Colo.
6-14-4t
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
We know our business. Bring that
face and head to us and we will
do the rest. We have Just installed
three new up-to-date chairs and a
SOLID combination mirror front and
are bteer prepared to serve you
than ever, you can find us at 101
North Border street, one block from
Union Station.
-. Sanders and Tenerson, Prop.
6121-1t
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WHEN YOU HAVE A HEADACHE

or neuralgia you want relief and
you want it bad, so get a package OF
Don McAdams, Headache Powders,
from your druggist. They are guar
anteed to give you relief or your
money will be refunded. Can you
afford not to try them? Have your
druggist order them If he is ont.
6-17-52t
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DIR. R. t. HAMILTON. Physician
and Surgeon. Room 215 Pythian
Temple; residence 1903 Thomas Ave.
Phones. Office. Main 1144; residence
H. 1927; Office hours: 10 a. m. to
IL m; 8 to S p. M; 7 to $3.50 p IN.
Dallas, Texas.
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Da. q. W. WHITE.


Crown ana srloge wort = cp~cInlsy.
Teeth extracted with care Best nm
terial used. work guaranteed Ofscs
hours: s:Gs y. N. to 1900 No.. 1:Sp
p. m. to 600 p. m: Sunday By ap
pointment Phones: Once. ". 1881;
residence M. PASS. Once Location IN
the New PythiaD Temple suite ne.
Ilallas Texas
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WOOD YARD.

Call at H. 1886. SIT Bank avenue.
Tom Teei, wood yard. chunks and
stove wood. Tom Teel, Prop.
s-l6-tf
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ADA's HAIR GROWER

In 8 months will make the hair
long, soft and glossy. A trial will
prove it. When in Kansas City call
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CLASSIFIED ADS


Phone H. $500
A REAL BEUTY PARLOB
is in town for ladies and gem
tlemen at 419 N. Central Ave-
nne.
Here you can get tn lstess-
and most improved method In
facial beauty. Massaging, man
touring and hair treatment our
specially. BY our Poro GRAD
uates. Our course Of treatment
makes you look ten years yonn-
ger.
MISS ADDIE WILLIAMS, Prop.
DALLAS. TEXAS.
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NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS AND
CUSTOMERS.

In order to receive prompt atten-
ton, all letters containing money and
of a business nature should be adj
dressed to THE DALLAS EXPRESS
PUB. CO., 1900 Swiss Avenue, Dali
las, Texas.
J. II. JORDAN,
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TEXAS TOWNS
-.
FERRIS.

Nelson is making substantial i'm
provement upon his residence.
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PRATT BATH HOUSE.
Mineral Wells, Texas, next to Nc
Millions Hotel for baths, message,
etc. Fifteen years experience.
E. M. PRATT, SILT
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MONT CAFE

ga Lane Street
Now serving choice meals prepared
by lady Mattresses. For good meal
try us. Try a bowl of our famous
chill. a. J.. Johnson, EanngeF.
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To the Sheriff or Any Constable
Dallas COMMUNICATING;
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-30
By EMMA REID RYALL

Postiude, Thanksgiving March" (cal-
kim.
Evening Music:
Organ prelude. Might" (Glnka)
Anthem, Rock of Ages (Bucl).
Hymn. "Halieluia. 'Tis Done"
Offertory duet, Love Divine" (Stainer),
Mrs. ]. ]. Strickland and Mr.. Baxter
Eastburn.
Hymn No. 2S.
Organ postlude, Allegro Parker).
The Highlands Methodist church quar-
tet will render the following programme
under the direction of Mrs. 7. L. Bis
sell.
Organ prelude.
Anthem, Il VIII Arise and Go to My
Father" F. f. Harker.
Anthem Seek Ye the Lord" (Roberts).
Organ postlude.
Vesper service. o'clock
Organ prelude.
Anthem. What Are These?" r. H
Beilairs.
Trio. praise Ye" from AttilaO WerdD.
Tenor solo, "The Sorrows Of Death"
(the hymn OF praise)
Organ postlude.
will have the following interesting pro-
gramme
Morning service. Temple Emanu-El.
POO Highland avenue:
Prelude, selected.
Anthem, 1.-The Earth Is the Lords"
Hamilton).
Anthem. Behold I Create New Heav-
ems. (Harris).
Postlude, selected.
Evening. Lyric theatre:
Violin solo, selected. Mrs. John Turner
Anthem, "Crossing the Bar" (Behrends).
Anthem, God is not unrishteous"
(ReifG.
At the First Presbyterian church:
Morning service:
Anthem. 81 Heard the Voice OF Jesus
Say" (Gilchristl.
Evening service:
"Lento' Jadassohn).
"Scherzo" (Gigout.
Pastoral (Durand).
Anthem. BE Glad o Ye Righteous
Woodward.
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MusIC AT THE TuTWILER

Each Sunday evening during the dinner
de luxe the Tutwiler provides very
charming musical programme, with
Wiegands orchestra
Tn addition the various soloists con-
tribute some delightful music, and this
evening the talented Miss Lilly Gold
stein, whose lovely voice and charm
ing interpretations have made her such
a favorite in musical circles in this co>l-
munity will render number of beau
tiful solos.
The following is the programme:
March and Procession of Bacchus
Delibes).
Ballet Egyptien lin four parts) QuiginD.
Albumleaf (CaD.
Vocal solo (selected), Miss Lily Gold
stein, soprano
Selected, eileen GIerbert.
Canzonetta HIollaender).
Vocal solo (selected), Miss Lily Cod
stein sophano.
Fantasia, 'Pagliacci'' u.oenravallo).
The Gentle Dove (Bendix).
Vocal solo (selected), Miss Lily Gold !
stein, soprano.
Air de Ballet (Guirand).
Scenes from Robin Hood Ode Koven).
..The Star Spangled Banner"
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MISSISSIPPI WEDDING
OF INTEREST HERE

Among the prominent brides of the
winter season. none has been OF more
interest to the entire south than the
lovely Miss louise Carolyn Morgan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris
Morgan of Columbus, Miss, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Samuel Kaye. Jr.. on the
evening of Wednesday. December 10, will
be one of the most brilliant events in
society.
Miss Morgan, with her beautiful
mother CWildie Billups,, herself one Of
the most popular be1es of the south
during her young ladyhood. has often
visited Birmingham. where she has scores
of friends and admirers
Miss Morgon was sponsor for Missis-
sippi at a recent Confederate reunion
here, and was among the most popular
and lovely visiting bellies, receiving
marked attention on account OF her
beauty. charm and graciousness.
The following cards have been received
in Birmingham of Miss Morgan and Mr..
Kaye:
''Mr. and Mrs. John Morris Morgan re-
quest the honor of your presence at the
marriage of their daughter. Louise Caro-
lyn to Mr.. Samuel Kaye, Jr.. on Wednes-
day, December TO- at o'clock in the
evening at the First Methodist church,
Columbus, Miss VIII be at home after
January at Camella Place, Columbus.
Miss"
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A CHRONICLE OF SOCIETY {e5azz5gazE1

ture on Drama, Theatre\and Pagean-
try and Its Function in the Commun-
ity."
Mr.. Chubb has been the leader OF
the Ethical society of St Louis since
September, 1911. and is at the present
time editor of THE Drama" a monthly
magazine issued by the National
Drama league, of which he is presi-
dent.
Mr. Chubb's home is in st. Louis, but
most of the time since he came to
America has been spent with different
institutions of learning throughout the
northeastern states. He is the author
of Teachings of English" and FEES
rivals and Plays in Schools and Else
where"
He is regarded as a very entertain-
ing speaker and will bring to the local
center many interesting facts.
Mrs. W. D. Smith, president of the
Birmingham Drama league, expresses
much pleasure in having one so noted
in the work of drama
The meeting will be held Thursday
at $3.50 p. m. in the ballroom of the
Tutwiler hotel
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MUSIC AT THE
CHURCHES TODAY

The First Methodist church will nave
the following musical programme rem
dered al the services today:
Morning worship, II O'Clock:
Organ. Morning Star" Q<ramer).
Quarrel, II viii Magnify Thee" Rog-
ers).
Quartet. Tell Me the Old, Old Story
Doane).
Organ 1.-THE Son of God Goes Forth
To War" (Whiting).
Evening worship, 7;30 o'clock:
Organ tNocturne'' CIarker), An
dante" Dubois.
Male quartet. Messrs. McGil, Coffman,
Cole and Muchmore, "In Heavenly
Loce" Uassen).
Male quartet Il Could Not DO Without
Thee" QIerberO
Organ. March cWhiting).
The programme at the southside Bap-
fist follows:
Morning musie
Organ prelude, "Chorale'' (Gade)
Anthem, "The Lord Is Exalted (Wesp.
Hymn, Millions for the Master"
Offertory, "The Soft Sabbath Calm
(Barnby).
Hymn No. 942.
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NIX HITH the coming in of December
WV is the bazaar to be given for

MNTITH the coming in of December
WV is the bRzar to be given for
the Children's hospital, which
is familiar to all as the Doll Bazaar, an
annual event Many interesting things
are sold besides dolls and beautiful doll
clothes, as there is a booth for the
housewife and other things which
would make attractive gifts for the
fAolidays. Mr.. and Mrs H. S Ryding
have been so good as to donate won
derful walking doll which really and
truly does walk and which any little
miss would be proud to possess. The
doll was bought in New York and beau
tifully dressed and will be given to the
lucky one who receives the most votes.
Some kind friend has suggested that
they would be glad to see the kid
dies" of the Mercy home, East Lake
orphanage, Childrens Aid society or
Juvenile court receive this handsome
gift and asked that those interested in
these children cast their votes for them
that they may have an opportunity to
try and secure this rare doll
The little lady has been named for
Mrs. Ryding's lovely little daughter,
Drummond Frazier, and will add much
to the success of the entire bazaar.
The bazaar will open on Tuesday and
all friends interested in the Children's
hospital are asked to call and buy some
of the pretty things which will be Of
1ered.
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A BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. ]. W. Casper was hostess last
week at a lovely birthday party for her
daughter, Miss Stella Casper.
The house was made attractive with
ferns and cut flowers.
Interesting games and contests were
enjoyed and refreshments were served.
Among the guests were Miss Hazel
Hayes, Misses Myrtle. Minnie and Edith
Thompson, Miss Esther Kelley, Miss
Agnes ThaclSer, Miss Edwina Sloan. Mrs.
Allia and Alice Casper, Mr.. Valentine
Harden, Mrs. Pat Harden. Mr. Robert
Hank. Mr. Yarker Oshment, Mr.. Diam
Casper, Mr.. Mark Casper, Mr.. Murray
Kirkendol, Mr.. McBee, Mr.. FL. l. Ingram
and Mr.. and Mrs. Davis.
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BRIDE ELECT
HONORED

Mrs. ]. B. Killough and Miss Claude
Christy were joint hostesses Friday at
a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss
Tommie Bondurant, a charming BRIDE
elect.
The house was bright with autumn
leaves and a delightful musical pro-
gramme was rendered by Mrs. j. N
I<illough and Miss Hardin.
Miss Bondurant was the recipient of
many dainty gifts. About 30 guests were
included in this hospitality.
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member of the library board; numbers by
the Boys band; reading by Mrs. e. c.
Jordan; book contest.
Later in the evening a social hour will
be enjoyed in the library, where refresh
ments will be served.
The programme will be held in the
Woodman hall on the third floor of the
library building.
Among the well-known women receiv-
ing will be: Mrs. N. A. Barrett, Mrs.
Donald Mcdonald, Mrs. II. B. Whitesides,
Mrs. j. II. Conwell, Mrs. l.. A. keene.
Mrs. Laura w. Robinson, Mrs. Ted
Cotrell, Mrs. T. NJ. Mccullough, Mrs.
William Griffin, Mrs w. e. Prescott
Mrs. ]. Fl. Hankins, Mrs. j. M. Minter,
Mrs, #. b. Moor, Mrs. II. Scudder Ryall,
Mrs. Charles Mcdonald Mrs. T. f.
Huey Mrs. Johnson, Mrs A. D. Smith,
Mrs. D. f. McLendon, Miss Nell Ellis.
Mrs. Earnest LaPoint and Mrs. Bohanna.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-30
I.IRRARy EMBARRASSMENT

One Of the Interesting events OF the
week will be the library entertainment to
be given at the East Lake library on
Friday evening under the auspices Of the
club women OF East Lake. The public
is invited and there will be no charges.
The programme has been arranged and
will prove most attractive, and is as
follows:
Music by Boys Industrial School band:
reading by Mrs. H. 4. Whiteside; solo
by Mrs. Wayland James; talk by a