The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03
FORT WORTH, TEXAS NEWS
PHIL MGsm RPoRHR heuHunM
81. James Baptist Church.

81. james Baptist Church.
Eleven o'clock service the pastor
i finished the series of Christian Love
sermon Judge Harrison was intro
duced and made some very incourag-
ing remarks. Then sweet solo by
Mrs. Purnell, what will you say
in the Judgement Day." Six joined
the church. At $3.50 he preached In
Dallas TO men only, and has been
invited to speak again for them
Night service, Rev. A. T. Pettiway
preached; subject, "A Life of Good
Soldier" Eleven joined. making a
total for the day OF 17-total col
lection $39S.02.
REV. ]. II, VIM, Pastor.
PHIL. H. REGISTER. Reporter.
Fort Worth, Texas, March 30, 1920.
Mr.. Phil r. Register,
Reporter Dallas Express:
Dining Car Employees Local No.
480 met in their quarters In the
Masonic Temple Monday afternoon
at o'clock with a splendid attend
ance. Mr.. Joe Rakestraw was elect
ed delegate to the Texas State Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor to bes8828293O4J
burne Texas. After enjoying short
talk in behalf of the Y. w. c. A. by
Mrs. VIM the local made three lib
eral pledges to the Association. The
committee is making arrangements
for the benefit entertainment which
is to be give Thursday evening April
Is, 1920, at Clifton Hall.
Henry Johnson, President.
Joe Rakestraw, Secretary.
jerome Harris, Reporter.
The Mt. Gilead Junior choir held
its regular practice Tuesday night.
The weather was unfavorable but
had a large number present The
practice was very interesting. Sum
day morning with such lovely wealth
er found all in their respective
places. At o'clock all members
were present at Aliens Chapel A.
NJ. t. church where they sang to the
delight of that vast crowd OF X. of
P's and Courts Of Calanthians. The
night service was excellent; all the
members were right back in their
places giving praise to the Almighty
for having kept them all safely
through another day.
Circulars are out announcing the
great play, 'Those Good Old Tines"
at Mr.. Sings Singing School, April
18th is the date; Is cents is the adj
mission. Any one wishing a ticket
see one of the Junior choir members.
Spring time is here once more.
Many persons saw it this year that
will not see it next year.
Rev. r. Fill, pastor of Cumberland
church at Waco, Texas
was in the city last week doing
church work. He stopped at the
of Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Willis
It'll Stephenson street
Mr.. and Mrs. T. v. Hardgraves of
Gil Jones street spent Monday in
Dallas visiting her father, who. Is
III in the st. Paul Satitarium.
DR.. Mcdaniel was out buying fix
lures for his Office last week and
stepped in the Temple Drug Store
to speak to his old friend DR.. Grant,
and quite natural, having so many
things in his arm. aroused DR..
Grants curiosity ad caused his an
mostly to have combination of |
questions. The answer will come
alter.
Prof. ]. Gentry Horace, former
eacher in High School, but now
, ofIx.,axv Mail oIar1x hrOlxr tho ,.aaord
n his recent examination by making
90 per cent on knowledge of con-
lections, 100 per cent card casing,
90 per cent on knowledge of Pos
al Laws and Regulations and put
ing in Al cards per minute.
Mr.. James Crenshaw bought house K
nd lot No. 1909 Helen street; paid '
$500. for same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bell from FL
'aso, Texas are n the spending ,
few days with her sister. Mrs. Il.
:. Moore 923 Luella street Mrs. K
loore is one of the Royal Mutual
Company's bookkeepers.
Mr.. A. Bushong from Hot Springs
.rk., is in the city to spend few
avs.
Mr.. L. A. Collins and Mrs. Fannie
. Spivey were quietly married Mon !
ay evening at $3.50, March 20, :
/ the home OF the brides parents,
Tr. and Mrs. J. T. Craft 1104 White !
treet, Rev P. Hicks performed the
The Palace Cafe opened under :
ew management All e. 9th street; !
as remodeled the place; put in :
ew fixtures, cigar stand. new cooks
nd walters and has done everything :
, make II homelike
Mr.. Ed Woods formerly Second y
latter at the Mt. Hotel has bought
alf interest in the palace Cafe and
e and Mr.. Hoskin has decided to 8
o everything to make 1t the best !.
ating place in the city. The Hotel :
ZEN can be found at the Palace at Z
II times. The Grand Opening Sat !,
rday nignt April Bird. Special ar
angements has been made for this /,
ccasion. Music will be furnished
y the Smiles Jazz Band. Watch
Dr. big ad later; Hoskin and Woods,
roprietors.
Prof j. T. Fox from Dallas made
rought his High school bunch with
i'm to call on the Fort Worth High
chool bunch. Prof. Martin, mgr.
I the Temple Drug Store made 1t
cry pleasant for them at the store.
n for the Chamber of Commerce
0 the Big spelling match Prof
iundy and his co-workers met them
here and welcomed them for the
aIance Of the evening. The rain
nade it little wet for the spoilers
nut it failed to down the South side
chool out. The names Of the
DALLAS pupils follows: Miss Alma
Bridget Smith. Vera Gull