The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-10

music store on yin street, Granu
Chancellor w. S. Willis from Waco,
was in the city. March both on his
annual visit. he conferred the 0. M.
A. degree on several Knights.
Would Like 10 Know.-The
whereabouts OF Mr.. Dinnie Smith,
last heard OF was reporter for the
Dallas Express at Kansas City, Mo-,
please notify the Dallas Express
agent at Fort Worth. Texas.
Mr.. Paul Williams OF Gainesville,
Texas. is one of the business men
there. he owns a barbershop, corner
Elm and Rusk streets.
Mrs. Rosie Stone, died Jan. %,
1890, In this city and left lit
tie children and for the benefit OF
her friends, ! am stating that they
live In Gainesville. Texas, with their
grand parents and all are doing
fine, and getting the very best Of
attention, three of them have join
ed the church since going there.
Mr. Claud Hastings formerly Of
this city died Feb. 16. 1920, in
Omaho. Neb., he took sick at How
ard University. His parents live
AZ 600 27th street. Omaha, Neb.
The Hon. c. NJ. White Of the
American Woodmen, was in the
city last Monday and Tuesday night
with the Fort Worth camps and
carried an excursion to Dallas and
was royalty entertained by the Dali
las camps. at the Pythian Temple.
John Jones OF Dallas, was his spec
ial guest
Miss LorIne Phillips and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Smith OF Cleburne, Texas,
are working hard TO organize a
brass band and has enrolled 10
young men and women, Cleburne is
etIli on the map,
Miss vira McNeal. Miss VIra Phil
lips, Miss Etheline Sutton. Miss G..
NJ. Seay, city teachers of Gaines
Vile. Texas, were royalty intertain-
ed last Wednesday afternoon at COL
Hall street by the Smiles jazz Band
OF Fort Worth.
Read the Dallas Express, Its a
real newspaper. You cannot afford
20 miss single issue as Il might
be the very one that means the most
10 you.
Mr.. p. b. Oliver is planning big
things for Eastland, Texas. to be
pulled Off SOON
Mr.. THUS White Is out fishing
again, all OF our high brown fish
had better look ont. he and Mr..
DUNE Donifer Is In a contest.
Mr. s. Tut whitney. Dubuque.
Iowa, / am very glad TO hear from
you and yours. trust that you will
receive the Dallas Express o, X,
n You don't find II In the cities
that you play. You just write me
and | will mail II to you. yours,
PHIL REGISTER.
Prof. J. r. Blaine from Muskogee,
Okla. was In the city Friday, talk
ing to his old friend, Mr.. N. john
son. 1.-TWO of a kind.
Mrs. James Grays motored her
sister, Miss Hattie Brandt from
Waco, Texas, Friday night, April
2. 1920. TO tia residence OF Mrs.
Robert Mays. Refreshment was
served. chicken sandwiches, cake.
cream and lemonade. the following
guests were present: Mrs. d. ID.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Frazier, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Grover. Miss Ethel VIII
llnma. Mr.. Jno II. Ross, Mrs. X.
w. Jackson, Mr.. All Brown, Mr..
Chas. Mullin. Miss Johnnie Mae Nc
Kee. Mr.. Art McNeely. Mrs. r. b.
Maves. Mrs. G. d. Davis. Mr.. Islah
clnrk. Mrs. Libie Mckee, Mrs. Ethel
Groves. Mr.. Julius Lilly Mr.. u.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Graves, Mr.. r. b. Mayes.
Mr.. J. l. Dotson, Manager OF the
Hornet Printing Co., had a slight
accident, his finger WAS caught In
the linotype machine and II was
cut almost off
DR.. II. u. clifton has received his
S6.115.OO Cadillac. He has quit
the Dodge family and Joined the
Cadillac.
Miss Doris wooten made bust
ness trip to Dallas last Thursday.
Mrs. b. Nichols from Austin,
Texas Is IN the city visiting Mrs.
G. G. Odom at 1915 Helen 81.
April the 4th, 1920, was dress
IN day. Easter. but Il was so cold
until the people could not put on
their fine buds. II was the coolest
Easter we have had In years NJ
least the last few years. don't
know about things that happened
long time ago for ! am not old
enough. Old fellows like these can
tell you. Mr.. N Johnson, MT Lee
Hudson. Mr.. All Brown, Mr.. Bill
Gillian. Mr.. G. w. Smith, Mr.. THUS
White. Mr.. Duffle Donifer, Mr.
Thomas Moore. Well, It's lots OF
Them. but haven't time TO tell
YOU
NJ. and Mrs. Carson johnson
from BerWin. Okla, was In the
city visiting her m0ther, Mrs. Clara
Anderson at stop 8 and has re-
turned home.
Mr. Paris Jones little shorty
will deliver The paper 20 you on
the Norlheido
M. James Routen from Kansas
City, and the reporter gof IN a big
argument on the train about which
was the better city. ~ Worth OF
Kansas CITY, after long prollmi-
marx. u waa decided ~ favor ~
Fort Worth Tho reporter won On
lh4fo points. That business Waa 10
fo6d N Fort Worth, I'm the people
~ l'la|r own pf|eea on ipelf work