The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-07-12

Mrs. VIM. Jackson, 1885 Mchenzle
street, her daughter, Cora Lee and
little William Jackson, Jr., left on
the 28th to spend the Summer in
visiting relatives and friends in
point of Arkansas. Their friends in
Dallas wishes them pleasant stay.
Mrs. Lilly Cooper. 914 Bogel street,
will leave July 10th for six weeks
stay at Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Della Mckinney of Kaufman,
came Sunday with her Sister, Mrs.
Hattie Brooks, 1901 Hawkins street.
Mrs. Rosetta Akers of Lehigh Okla
lahoma, is stopping in in this City
with her cousin, Mrs. James Shan
non, 829 Allen street with prospects
of permanently residing here.
Rev. VIM. McIveen, assistant pastor
of Macedonia Baptist church will
fill the pulpit all day Sunday at Ell
Bethel Baptist church. Rev. Moore.
newly elected pastor is in Shreve-
port, La, attending to church BUSH
ness.
Mrs. Alice Clark of Hot Springs,
Ark, is a guest of Mrs. Matte Lig-
gins, 2212 Allen street, this week.
]. H. Dixson and J. A. Gilmore
went to Quincy, Texas, last Wednes-
day to attend the State meeting Of
the Negro Business League which
was postponed on account OF flood
until Sent. LIST and End.
Mrs. Martha Anderson. mother Of
Mrs Austin of 2208 Alien street, left
Sunday in company with her other
daughter, Mrs. Melinda Garrett of
Kaufman to spend the summer.
Mrs. Hattie Berr of McAlister,
Okla, is visiting her parents here,
Mrs. ]. M. Bell, 3012 San Jacinto.
Mrs. Sarah Williams. 1909 Wade
street is much better at this writ
ing.
Mrs. Ada Cox of Houston is guest
this week of Captain and Mrs. Geo.
Murray, S21 Allen street.
Mr.. Houston Miller left Monday
for Los Angeles, Ca, where he viii
make his home. His many friends
Of the younger set regret his de-
parture.
Messrs. Mackey, Clemmons, Arms
trong. Williams, Anderson and Collins
of Fort Worth were visitors here
Sunday. They were entertained at
the residence of Miss Allene Woodland.
]. A. Gilmore of 2S12 Thomas
avenue, was appointed by Grand
Chancellor w. s. Willis on July list,
Denuty Grand Chancellor Of this dis
trict.
Mr.. Charlie Cole and daughter,
Georgia of Navasota, are in the city
visiting their sons and brothers, WI
ley and Charlie, Jr. They are stop
ping with Wiley Cole on Watts st.
Mrs. L. B. Williams, who has been
critically i'll at 2421 Allen street, Is
ND to the delight of her friends.
Mrs. Ruth Campbell and baby
2417 Allen street.. leaves this morn
ing for q months stay at Longview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Payne arrived
last week from an extended stay
in Nsvasota, the former home OF
Mrs. Payne.
Mrs. Ethel Harper Dunson, former
ly Miss Ethel Harper Of Los Angeles,
California, recently resigned her po-
sition as secretary for seventeen
months of the Negro Division OF AZ
ricultural Extension Work for the
States of Texas, Louisiana, Arkan-
sas and Oklahoma, located at Prairie
View College, Prairie View, Texas.
Mrs. Dunson was a faithful worker
and accomplished stenographer and
typest and her services along these
lines were fully appreciated at the
Office of the Prairie View Extension
Service. Mrs. Dunson will go to
Fort Worth to join her husband who
has accepted a position in that city
and her many friends wish her a hap
by future.
Mrs. Blanche Russell anil bahl.
Titles Charles Marion Russell. and
sister, Miss Bridget Fl. Brook OF
Parson, Kans.. and girl friend, Miss
Ethel Waters of Jon'in, Mo-,
were in Dallas for the 10th Of June.
Thev visited their mother, Mrs. c.
D. Brooks. Dallas.
The Texas Negro Business League,
on account of inclement weather.
failed to carry m its. session July
let and ond. 1919 and postponed the
same till Sent 1st and 2nd. 1919. Hon.
r. T.. Smith. the president thinks the
postponement will help the cause lead
to more enthusiastic meeting.