The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-20
FORT WORTH

Port Worth, Nov. IS.-Mr. Henry
Lacy, 31O9 Flora St, Dallas, visited
our city Sunday. Miss Ruth Num-
resigned her school at Port Arthn,
and has accepted a position as bus
mess secretary Of the Y. NJ. C. A
Miss Num- began work Nov. Sth
The "Y" should be complimenteo
upon having such an accomplished
lady on the force. Much interest il
being manifested in the work. Rev
Z. Rivers Barnwell and Edward
Loving, Jr, have returned from
Omaha, New. where they attended
the National Humane Convention
Both reported a very pleasant trip
and much inspired with the work.
II you believe in race pride patron
iZe the Dallas Express. We sell II
at the Temple Drug Store. Phone or
write us your news. st. James Bap-
fist Church, End and Harding Sts.,
of which Rev. ]. H. VIM is pastor.
is boasting Of being out of debt.
Much praise can be given to Rev.
VIM for the ardent and glorious
work he has done and is doing for
this church, also city. He is a great
man. Miss A. N. Norwood has re-
turned to the city from Vernon.
Miss, where she spent several weeks
visiting her mother. She was ac-
companied home by her sister, Mrs
r. L. Bowie They visited several
cities In Tennessee before returning
home. The class of Miss Viola Nose
Iy OF the High School, and quite an
optomistic set, entertained with
benefit dance at Clifton Hail Thurs
day, Nov. IL. A good time was had
by all and a neat sum raised. Mt.
Gilead Baptist Church is now COM
plotting the work by putting in the
new windows. The windows are
beautiful as well as artistic and
adds much to the appearance Of the
building. Mrs. q. B. Oliver of Hum
bolt street has returned to the city
after being away several weeks. The
American Woodmen entertained with
a reception Monday night at Odd
Fellows Hall, Second and Harding
streets. A program was rendered
and interesting talks were made.
The occasion was grand one and
all enjoyed themselves. On Satur-
day, Nov. 10, Dallas challenged Fort
Worth in football game. Fort
Worth won over Dallas IL to 0. Dial
las should learn to play the game
before coming on the public. Come
to Fort Worth and the boys will
teach you the game. After the game
the Dallasites were rendered a re-
ception by the 8. 2B. class at Her
man Park Much fun was had by
all. One of the prettiest affairs of
the season was a reception given by
the Idle Hour club. Sunday Nov. Ia
at the home of Miss Bessie Hill. Luz
ella street. White and yellow chry-
santhemums were used as decora
tons throughout the attractive
home. Punch and cake were dainty
served the forty guests by Miss
Alma Featherstone and others. Sou
venirs OF chrysanthemums were given
each guest. The guests were de-
lightfully entertained during the
evening by many selections on the
piano, both vocal and instrumental. !
Miss Alma Featherston entertained |
a few friends last week with a /
party. Punch and cake were served. |
Several pleasing musical selections |
were given by the girls. Many are
looking forward with interest for |
Day. Thursday, Nov. |
25th. We have this to say-many |
and old proud gobbler viii no longer
cherish this country as the land |
of the free and the home OF the
brave" Mr.. ]. B. Thompson of St
Louis. Mo-, visited Miss Gaudie Man
ley last week. Miss Manley has re-
signed her position as cashier at
Temple Drug Store and will take
up work as teacher in the city
schools OF Cameron. Miss Susie
Hendricks has resigned her position
at Temple Drug Store and will
teach. Oh well. We won't say
any more.