The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-01-11
PARIS.

Paris, Texas, Jan. 9.-Mrs. L. H.
Henegan has returned from Nash
vile, Tenn, with her son, L. H.
Henegan, Jr., who has been attending
Fisk University and contracted pneu-
monia following influenza He is
improving rapidly and will be home
until thoroughly well.
Mr.. Effie Roark, who visited New
York City and other cities during
the holidays has returned. Miss
Pearl M. Davis, who has been sick
for ten days is now in school again.
Miss Dora c. Turner, the sister of
Mrs. Hope Roark spent several DAYS
In the city and returned to Dallas,
her home.
Rev. ], w. Glider is doing much
TO raise the standard of church pride
at Mt. Zion M. e. church.
Mrs. Charlotte Ceckerell is out of
the city visiting her sons in south
Texas.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Guest is convalescing
Will soon be out among his friends.
Prof. r. S. Thweatt will address
the Advancement League next Sun
day, Jan. 18th.
Mr.. Jamerson, head waiter at the
Gibraltar returned from Fl. Worth
on the first.
Lieut.. Fred d. Ramsey who has
been with the Dental Reserve Corps
at Tuskegee Institute and DR.. j. H.
Bell, who in company with his wife
and Mrs. Ramsey have been visiting
in Nashville. Tenn. arrived home
this week. Miss Wayne Tytus, who
has been visiting in Nashville, Tenn.
has returned to the city.
Mr.. Dudley Wright, who has been
visiting his parents during the holt
days returned 20 his work in Omaha.
Neb Mrs. Martha Britton of Dallas
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Toney Jones.
Prof. H. s. Thweat, who has been
engaged in Y. NJ. C. A. work at the
Hercules Powder Co., at Nitro, w.
Va, has returned to Paris.
Miss Quincy Starr of Oklahoma
City, is visiting her mother, Mrs. L.
A. Thompson. Mr.. Geo. Thompson
has returned tn his work in Arkan-
sas.
The local Negro Advancement
League met Sunday afternoon, Jan.
5 at the Burford Theater and those
present had the pleasure of listen
ing to very able address by the
Hon. leonard McAdams, who fer
more than half hour held his
audie.ice spell bound on the p'ibject
entitled 1.-THE Need of New Leader
ship" Prof. B. II. Graham respond
ed in 4 very pleasing way and told
of his experience in dealing with
men in Y. M. G. A. of u. S. A. SER
vice. Rev. Odums introduced the
speaker and said some very com
plimentary things about him. Prof.
Wilson who is President Of Jarvis
Christian College was present, in
company with his wife and made a
very timely address laying great
stress on the Negro preparing him
self for the coming changes aliected
the civilized world in the near flu
ture. Other interesting talks were
made and goodly. number Joined
the League among them were several
prominent ladies' of the city. There
Will be a very interesting program
rendered next Sunday at the same
place and hour Every body is re-
cues ID to be present and spend an
enjoyable evening with your friends.
Mr.. Claude Colvin, student of WI
ley University returned to school last
week. Miss Clara Hampton IS taxi
ing a few days Of needed recreation
to resuming her usual
duties at the ''Hygeia Saniiarium."
Mrs. r. A. Everett has returned to
her home in Dallas after havi7ls sDont
Christmas with her daughter. Paris
Is IN need OF socd Negro, lawyer
and an efficient Pharmacist. Let us
hear from either or both. write or
wire Secretary Of Negro Advance
nent LeLgue, Fsffs, Teas.