The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-19

HE that hideth hatred with lying
lips and he that uttereth a Islander
is fool"
Keep busy and use some judge
ment with your tongue.
Celebrate Emancipation day quietly
by going out to the Fair Grounds
and enjoy the innocent amusements
ETC., and make the day a memorable
one. Many attractions will be had
Colonel Roscoe Conklin Simmons
will lecture in the Coliseum.
Mrs. Eula Johnson-Campbell, 212G
Clark street, left Monday night for
Chicago, Ill. She will be gone prob
ably several weeks.
Mr.. ]. w. Martin left Tuesday
morning for San Francisco, Califor-
mia. She will also visit Alberpueres-
que, ~ NJ, Los Angeles and other
points before returning. She will
return home in September.
For real live sport on June Nine
teenth see the great Auto Races at
Fair Park Race Course. Some of
the best drivers in the country will
be seen at the steering wheel.
Mrs. Bette Robinson 2800 Juliette,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Lucinda Mitchell left Tuesday for
Hampstead, very sick. Hampstead is
the old home of Mrs. Robinson, and
her mother still resides there.
Mrs. Louise Williams 1920 Juliette
street, who for several weeks has
been seriously i'll is up and on the
mend
Misses Henryetta Beasley and Della
Brown of Denison, Texas. are visiting
relatives in Big Dallas.
Mrs. Laura Evans 1926 Fuqua
street has returned from an extended
trip to Mineral Wells.
President L. r. Cornelius of Mt.
Rose B. Y. P. U. left Monday night
over the Katy for Springfield, ILL.,,
to attend the Sunday School Con-
gress, and will speak on the $25000,-
90. campaign. He will also visit
other cities before returning.
Mr.. John Jones 2S15 Trinidad Wis
tied in Hutchins last Sunday.
Miss Ellen Pryor is in the city and
is a guest of her brother, A. R.
Pryor, 2713 Cochran street
Miss Ruby Wallace of Tyler is
visiting her father, T. B. Wallace.
Miss Mary Washington 1923 Mum
ger avenue is an ardent Express
reader. She is very favorably in
clined toward the great weekly.
Whatever you do don't overlook
the Big Auto Races at Fair Park on
June 10. See the great races in
action and watch for the many other
thrills that go with this favorite
pastime.
Mrs. NJ Reece, Fostoria, Texas
Mrs. Lucy Watson and Mrs. N. Mill
igan of Hearne were guests of Mrs
L. Johns Pill Juliette street the past
week.
Prof. G. w. Williams one of Dallas
leading music teachers, is out of the
city this week attending the Sunday
School Congress at Springfield, ILL.,
He will visit st. Louis, Chicago
Greenville, S. C. and Birmingham
Alabama before returning to Dallas.
Rev. F. d. Bookman, Supt., OF
Sunday School at Mt. Rose Baptist
church are among the delegates at
tending the Sunday School Congress
at Springfield, ILL.,, this week. He left
Monday night.
Read the Dallas Express and get
news that is really news to every
Colored family No home is COM
plete without the Dallas Express.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roberts left
the city this week for FL Reno, Okla.
to permanently reside.
Miss Dora Patterson, chief clerk
in the clerical department of the
Dallas Express left Friday for her
old home at Austin.
Mrs. M. Curry of Cameron is here
in interest of the 100000 campaign
drive that the Baptists have on
She is stopping with her daughter
Mrs Irene CLAW 291h Trinidad