The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-20
Dallas Local

Mr.. e. Atkinson has returned to
Dallas to his old home. Visiting rel
atives and friends and also attending
to some business transactions. He
has invested in Hominy, Okla, by
buying several lots
Rev. A. L. w. white of Terrell,
is in the city visiting his son, ]. II.
white, formerly lived in Dallas, and
has a warm circle of friends.
Mrs. H. c. Hynson of 3701 Watts
street, will spend the holidays at
Texarkana. She will leave on MORN
ing of the 25th after Santa Causing
the kiddies.
Mrs. Mamie Anderson has been
very sick at her home, 1904 New st.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hodge
$500 Campbell, Tuesday, December
8, boy. The infant died Saturday,
December IL.
DO your Christmas shopping now
and remember the Dallas Express adj
yertisers when buying.
Mrs. Adlissa Wyatt, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. E. N. Wyatt of 2405
Caddo street, who is attending Wiley
University was in the city last week
with the Wiley Jubilee singers.
Miss Myrtle Scott, 708 Allen street,
left Monday night for Sherman on a
short visit and expects to leave there
Dec. 81 for Houston, and will re-
turn to Dallas, Dec. 81,
Rev. C. c. Christian is very sick
at his home, 1904 State st. The
afflicted minister has symptoms of
pneumonia
Mr.. Wiley Nickerson of Elmo, was
in the city on the 29th inst, to visit
Miss Willie Mae Sims. during her
illness.
Big London is all aglow this week
as Xmas time draws near.
Mrs. Caroline Jones, 2612 Bryan
St, are among the Dallas Express
readers to be confined to her room.
Mrs. Agnes Scott, 5105 Live Oak
street, enlisted this week in the army
of Dallas Express readers with a
three months subscription.
Don't forget dear readers, try the
Dallas Express advertisers for suit
able gifts,
Mr.. Jesse Sims of Kansas City is
still in the city and expects to spend
the holidays with his mother and
sisters at 2419 Hugo street
Mrs. Bonnie Cleaver of Tulsa, Ok
lahoma, is visiting her brothers,
Messrs. Price and Dave Wren and
DR.. b. L. Howell. She will likely
spend the holidays here
Don't over look the Dallas Express
advertisers while shopping. Cut the
ads out of the paper for fear of
forgetting the numbers.
Old members
Editor-in-chief ]. l. Dotson, and the
ever hustling advertising manager,
Hardie Jackson of Fort Worth Hor-
net were in Dallas last week.The
two celebrities of the wasp family
negotiated with Barnhart Bros, for
a modern printing press to take care
of a growing demands for the sting
ing weekly that hos stung its way
into favor. They had their singers
out while here and doubtless some
body may have been stung before
their flight to Hog town.
Mrs Eta Mae Reed of Chicago is
in the city and is a guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Estell Campbell. 2215
Cochran street.
Mrs. Emma Robinson of Fort
Worth spent very pleasant time in
the city last week with her friend,
Mrs. Minnie d. Holmes. 1898 Fuqua
street.
Mrs. Alice Slaughter of Abilene,
was in Dallas recently visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Minnie D. Holmes,
1923 FuGua st.
r. F. Walton, a progressive farmer
of the Rockwell neighbor was me-
andering in Dallas, both Saturday
and Sunday.
The American Realty and Con-
struction company at a. call meeting
Monday night, December Sth raised
in subscription from its new and
old members $2,025. The Company
has on membership drive and its
operation in the past has done much
in strengthening its cause for great
er activities.
Mildred Kennedy, formerly of this
city, but recently of Kansas city,
was in London" last week visiting
his sister, Mrs. Permelia Ware of
1877 Allen street
Mr.. C. G. Gillispie and wife of
ga Okmulgee avenue. Oklahoma,
Okla, were in the city this week on
a visit. They are old citizens OF
Dallas.
Mr.. Fred Burch, who has been away
from the city for the past eighteen
months will spend the holidays with
his parents at 3404 Roseland.
Miss M. NJ. Phillips, passed through
Dallas, this week for Nashville, Tenn.
where she will enter school. She
was recently appointed matron OF
Houston College.
Mr.. Leo. Quinn was called to FIT
Smith, Ark, on account the death OF
: his grandfather.
Mrs. Mollie Reeves of Kansas City
who was to have visited Dallas on
Thanksgiving day and was restrain
ed on account of pressing business
will visit Dallas during the holidays
and will be the guest of her sister
Mrs. Mason Driver, 1924 Marilla st
Mrs. Susie Franklin of 900 Car
roll avenue is very sick at her home
Mrs. S. A. Addison of 3412 Thomas
avenue is in Longview. having beer
called to attend the sick bedside Of
her sister.
Read the advertisement on page
5 of the Dallas Upstairs Shoe Shop
1902 IL Elm street. They will save
you money.
Miss Pearl Goodwin, who has beer
visiting her cousins Misses Resets
and Tessie Teal, 3412 Thomas ave
nue. left last week for her home a
Terrell.
Here's to wine women, mirth ant
laughter, sermons and soda water thu
day after.
Mrs. Minnie Austin, 220S Allen st.
will leave next Wednesday to spenC
the Christmas with her mother ant
sister