The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-02
Dallas Tnral
J. ALBA AUSTIN, CITY EDITOR.
EVERYTHING FIT TO PRINT.

Keep ia the middle of the road
my friend mad leave your neighbors
business alone.
1heday Of the catfish mouth .-egro
/ Is far spent.
Save the pennies. the dollars can
care for themselves
Mrs. T. b. Waallce is visiting
friends and relatives at Greenville.
1t is better to be safe than sorry.
Do it now. Buy your wood and
coal. Winter time is not far in the
/ distance.
Come to. st. John church Tuesday
night, Oct. 5th. The Red Cross
Glass will be awarded their diplomas.
Mrs. eorgia RaglGand of St Paul,
Mimi, is in the city visiting her
mother, Mrs. Carrie T.. Epps, 3109
Cochran, and other friends.
| r. B. Alexander left Tuesday night
for Houston, New Orleans and Nash
VILE Tenn. He will return home
some time next week to attend an
extra session Of Zion Rest Associ-
alton.
II. p. Wallace and L. H. Haerndon
and wife of Daingerfield. were guests
San Jacinto, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gatlin, and
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neal of Greenville,
motored to the city last Sunday and
spent the day with Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Morgan, 1886 Dunbar street.
Be sure and meet the Red Cross
class at St. John, Tuesday night,
October 9Th.
Mr.. John w. Lewis. manager Of
the Rink Theatre, Taylor, Texas,
was in the city this week attending
to business.
Miss Hazel Holman, daughter of
Mr.. A. w. Holman, commander of
Dallas Camp No. SO, American Wood
men departed Thursday Sept. %, for
Long Beach, Calf, where she will
enter school.
Don't fail to see the Red Cross
class receive their diplomas at St
John Baptist church October 9Th.
Free doors.
Miss v. Gullatte left Saturday for
south Teas to visxit relatives and
friends. In visiting in these parts
she hopes to regain her health.
Mrs. L. E. Miles and children have
returned from an extended trip to
Los Angeles, Venice and Long Beach
California.
VIM. Harden, 1909 Roseland, who
has been away from the city several
months trying to regain his health
returned Sept. 81, much improved.
Mr.. j. z. Starks, 3106 Juliette St.
expert cabinet maker and furniture
repairer, will be fitted soon with q
limb making it more accessible in
toners.
Miss Lille Sheffie of New Orleans
La. is in the city visiting her sister
Mrs. NJ. E. Smith, 2126 Clark street.
Miss Ethel Mae Collins. 2216 Clarl
street is an ardent reader of the
Dallas Express and says the greaf
Dallas Express is cheap at any price
Miss Lola Thompson 2117 Cadi;
street left Sunday morning for Aus.
tin to enter Samuel Huston College.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Brown 261(
Wade street left Sunday morning fol
three weeks visit to Mrs. Brown:
mother.
Mrs. H. Dawson, 242O Clark stree
has returned from a visit to friend.
at Quitman, Texas. Mrs. j. w
Thompson of Quitman whom she Wis.
itetd returned with her to Dallas.
Mrs. Beatrice Jones of Allen, Texas
after having visited her cousin, Mrs
Elmira Nobles-Baccus, 2126 Clark
returned to her home last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Wilson
1909 Wade St., Wednesday morning
at 1890 a. m, a twelve pound girl
Mother and baby are doing well anC
father Wilson is rejoicing.
Miss Vivian Jordan, 1903 Flora st.
chief of the Dallas Express mailing
division, has just returned from &
short vacation jaunt at Winchester
While there she was guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Stephens
Mrs. NJ. A. Jackson of Greenvills
was in the city recently visiting Mrs
NJ. E. Canton and Mrs. J. w. ASHLEY
on Greenwood.
Colored Republicans get busy
avail yourselves of the opportunity
now facing you; rub up your OLE
poll tax receipt, and put your eal
to the ground and listen for the cal
to arms; Harding and Capers ar,
coming.
Come to St John Baptist churcl
Tuesday night October 9Th. Ere,
doors.
Mrs. N. L. johnson 1913 Allel
street and Mrs. Bertha Wade returne'
recently from Mineral Wells, wher
they were enjoying a summer vaca
ton.
Mrs. LOWE Bailey Of Oklahomi
City was in the city last week Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Laura Johns
Pill Juliet street. She was accom-
panied by Little Thresa Bailey.
W. P. Wallick and little daughter
Ruth, attended the State Christian
Missionary Convention last Sunda
at Fort Worth.
Met your friends Tuesday nigh
Oct. 9Th at st. John.
Mr.. John III. Dixon, the popula
restaurant man, has Just returne
from specultion trip to Los Angeles
Il California. Mr. Dixon expresses him
U self as being highly pleased with tn
Golden West, so much so, WHEEL
there he made purchase ia home
the consideration OF which was e4,50(
The buildin gis modern in. every re
spect. Two stories high and is il
an excellent neighborhood.
Mr.. Ed Trower of Kaanss City i
in the city visiting her brothers
B. @ and Richard Green.
ihbsi vteger thsinrr mBBaa f. It'll
NOTICE.