The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-03-01
CITY LOCAL
]. ALBA AUSTIN
City Editor.

Miss Flora Il. Brooks, member of
Nineteen nineteen graduating class Of
Colored High School. FIT. Worth is
in the city, guest of her sister,
Mrs. j. S, Smith, 2720 Flora street.
Miss Lena Conoway of New Iberia,
La, is the guest of her brother, Lewis
Conoway, 2710 Flora street.
Mrs. Z. Love of Denison, spent day
with her friends, Mrs. ]. NJ. Donald
son. 3403 State street last week.
MIR. w. E. Bromley, our resident
agent at Henderson, Texas was a
pleasant caller Sunday He was en-
route to Fl. Worth, where he filled
a business engagement.
Miss w. NJ. Stamps, one of the
teachers in the Pacific avenue school
who previously reported to have been
seriously i'll at Marlin has improved
and returned home Saturday to 1911
State street.
Mrs. Wayman Alexander of Hous.
ton, Is this week guest of Mrs
NJ. L. Island at 1911 State street.
Miss Estella Lewis, 1901 Thomas
left last Thursday in response to a
telegram stating the very serious
illness of her grand mother, Mrs.
Emma Wilson at Rockdale.
Mrs. Wylma Williams of Rockdale
is the guest of her friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Snirly, 2429 Clark.
Miss Ella Coombs and Mr.. Chas.
Colts were quietly married Sunday
Feb 23rd in Oak Cliff.
Mrs. Herbert Williams and Mrs.
Bonnie Haynes of 1400 Aston street,
Shreveport, La, are visiting their
sister. Mrs. A. d. White, 2509 Bryan
and Mrs. Henry Jackson, 2014 Leon
ard.
Mrs. H. A. Stubblefieh at 3211 Flora
street. entertained with a salad and
sandwich course and hot tea and
olives host of friends in honor
of Mrs. c. H. Wyatt and daughter of
Cleveland, o., Friday night in spite
of the rain and mud a host of friends
met and the occasion was a success.
Mrs. ]. C. Camper entertained with
a three-course luncheon at her home,
1909 Flora street, Thursday evening.
A host of friends in honor of Mrs.
IL. Wyatt and little daughter, Hol-
lie Mae of Cleveland, Ohio.
Little Jno. d. Workman, who has
been confined to his home, TIA Leo
nard street, for the pass five week
is up and able to be in school again.
Having had severe case of whoop-
ing cough.
Rev. p. E. Donnell, pastor of Bell
Chapel Missionary Baptist church in
Booker T. Washington addition was
a visitor of the Dallas Express Office
this week. Rev. Donnell is now
planning to raise $4,000 for educa-
tional purpose as this is a great
campaign which faces every Negro
converted or unconverted. Its an
important duty.
An essay on Frederick Douglass
by Mr.. Chas. r. Graggs will appear
soon in the Dallas Express. The
production is not only rich and
classical in style. but authentic be-
cause of the first hand information.
The author secured from Douglass
sons when he resided in Washington.
Mr.. Willie Coleman, 1923 Allen St.
Dallas, Texas, is now in the hos
pital recovering from a painful oper-
alton which took place on Feb. ID.
He had bone removed from his
left foot He is well known in
Dallas by the doctors and nurses
as good hospital man. He has
worked for the Baptist sanitarium
over six years. His father, Mr.. F.
t. Coleman of Calvert, Texas; his
mother, Mrs. A. d. Coleman of
Houston, Texas, who is in Dallas,
now visiting her son.. She expect to
take him home with her.