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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

ana died fOr-Well. VINO were the
i'uritans II not English people who
came here for religious freedom7 Lit
tie she knows OF EnRlsDd's moral
laws or she would never have writ.
ten such u note. The girl In question
would be frowned upon In England
and her child branded as are all chill.
dren born outside Of wedlock.
I viii say for the British iaws---
they are more Just than are the laws
here, for the more educated the cul-
prit the more he suffers, while here
justice seams IN sweryc. There are
fwcr divorces In England ana less
running around with another'n wife
or husband and fewer young people
gadding around all hours OF the
night without chaperons in England
than here In America.
Having lived both sides Of the At.
lanuc and having Travelled little In
my time feel l know whereof l
speak. This affair has happened and
why blame one any more than the
other7 OF course. the woman always
must pay, and who but q woman II
the most severe judge1
A CONSTANT READER.
Dear Miss Grey: wish TO say
II do not care whether the Niger
10 In the woodpile' or out; we have
ali sinned and come short of the
glory Of God. I think that Mrs. spi
ker has taken a beautiful and Christ,
like attitude toward the other woman
when she opened her heart to her
And ] would say we would do well u
open our hearts and extend our hos
pitaiity to this woman. too. Mp.
Dear Miss Grey: I am Just a
woman. and while reading the letters
In your columns regarding the Spi
ksr. Knowles case the words came &c
me: IT might have been worse"
No doubt the wife in the case 0g
ures herself lucky II was just d
healthy. pure baby he brought back
TO her.
For the wife have naughs but ad
miration. For the husband cur
only repeat. 1T might have beer
worse" JUST a WOMAN.
Dear Miss Grey: Regarding the
knoWiesSpiker case. l wish 10 ex
press my hearty admiration for ths
fearless letters written by Interest
ed" or still Interested" Only
such as she. with the broader vision
which tho war gave to those who
sensed its actual meaning. can Judge
with any degree of fairness the case
In question.
Pcrlcy Sp!kcr and Miss knowie,
did wrong and there In no use tryins
TO interpret the facts In any other
light But II everyone would face
thetr wrongs A. squarcly as they are
doing and proceed 10 rsctify them In
such q sane. practical way. what q
different world this would be,
AZ 20 the loud clamor regarding
the 'Tflcxitirpnfc chiid"--fhere In nc
such thing In the eyes Of God There
are. however. illegitimate parents
All children come In response q
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BY CYNTHIA GREY

One Of the unusual of e eternal triangle" in
the history of annals has Just terminated in the mar
rage Of Emily knowies 10 Guy Spiter
In the discussion OF the thru The Cynthia Grey col
uns 500 letters received have at least goo
upon my desk at the present time and every mail brings
The letters all good, but since the triangle has
been squared bp the marriage there further need for
discussion and IL viA be disposed Of Nth the following
letters.
Miss Grey takes this opportunity TO thank all of those Dho
hare kindly contributed their ideas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
APRON TRIMMING

Children's white aprons may be
frightened and made more dainty
with twisting border OF bright col.
ored ribbon az the hem. This Is nc.
complished by Stitching the hem with
"A very loose stitch on a sewing ma
chine. and running a needle threaded
with colored baby ribbon or floss, in
and out under tho stitches on the
right side VI the apron. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
AIpha Delta ri Formal

Alpha Theta OF Alpha Delta III viii
entertain with formal dance at
the Rainier club Friday evening. Feb
ruary 20. az $50,
The patrons and paironesses for
the dance win be Judge and Mrs.
Burke, Dean and Mrs, stephen !.
Miller. Mr. and Mira Roy Wrinx~r.
Mi.s Erna Fink. Miss stella Dun
Hton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

Elliott Bay dril team. NJ. w. A..
VIII give Valentine dance Tuesday,
February ~, In the knights Of
iythian hall.
The committee In charge OF ar.
rangrments includes Mr.. Joe Harmed.
MIR. Harry priewe. Mr.. idcn Jacob
son and Mr.. David Reese. Music By
f'rcnch's orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

Fight high living costs WIN ''Di&
mond Dyes" Perfect results are
sure. no matter II your old apparel
- wool or silk; linen. cotton or
mixed goods.
Diamond Dyes" are guaranteed
70 give . now. rich. fadeiess color to
housedresses. gfnghamA aprons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
BY REBECCA STEVENSON
office Phone. Main TOO.
ES..sps and Pdtronesses
for Mqrdi Grus Ball

A. the Mardi Gras Ball next Tues
0>x evening the broadway guilds
lart and most elaborate dance of the
nrason, the patrons and patroncsses
viii be: Judge and Mrs. Burke. Mr.,
and Mrs. George 4. Myers. Mr. and
AIRS. William A. Peters, Mr., and
Alr~. Harry Whitney Treat. Mr., and
%ufrn. John w. Roberts. MIR. and Mrs,
,slsAm ID. Perkins. MIR. and Mrs
Alton ". Leonard. MIR. and Mrs.
Thumns Green. MIR, and Mrs. George
w. Ysscher and Mrs. John Collins.
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ENGAGEMENT

Mrs. Leland - SpauldinR an
nounccs tho engagement % her
daughter, Helen Elizabeth. 10 Mr.,
Lawrence T.. Dunaway of Bridal
Veil. Ore, formerly Of this city.
both Miss SpauidinE and Mr.. Duna.
way attended the University OF
Washington. Miss spaulding In "A
member OF Sigma Kappa sorority,
and Mr., punaway OF Theta Delta
Chi fraternity. The wedding will take
place this spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. Ia
Josephine pancost widener. iT.yoar'
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
=. Wldoner of Philadelphia. and
known TO the younger set n. ''rifi. +"
was rrorntiy married withou, par
entail leave. TO Carter Randolph
Leidy. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Leidy also Of Philadelphia. the
bridegroom Ia 2o.year Old freshman
al the University Of Pennsylvania
Tho event took place NJ Knoxville.
Tenn. and was n surprise TO phllly
society folk. The aoquaintancc %
tho nswiyweds started in childhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Dinner and
Theatre Party

Miss Marie Swartx viii entertain
with a dinner Of eight covers In the
private dining room OF tho Northold
Inn Tuesday evening. Later the
party Will attend the Mardt Gras
ball. the broadway guilds last dance
OF the season.
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For Mrs. Miller

with Mrs. Frederick Miller OF New
York as honor guest. Mrs. Earl De
NeuYe gave n handsome luncheon
Yesterday afternoon IA her apartment
In the Sherwood. Valentine novelties
effectively decorated the table, which
was arranged for fourteen.
Mira Miller In tho guest OF her
mother. Mira Villa NJ Crosby.
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S,spper Party

For their guests. Miss Louise KEEL
sey and AIR. Harold HassAs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Mounce were hosts at a
supper party at their home sunday
ovening.
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Dinner Dance by
Kappa Signias

Beta Phi chapter OF Kappa Sigma
fraternity viii entertain with din
ner dance at the tlks' club this eve
ming. The patrons and patronesser
for the afrair viii be DIR, and Mrs
]. NJ. Prather, Or. and Mrs. u. &,
Hall MIR. and Mrs. y y. wetrick,
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Iiadlcy and AIR
and AIRS. Fred J. Carver.
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For Miss Balldine

In compliment to Miss r7orence
HnilAtne. whose wedding to Mr. Dean
WILSON Andrews win take place this
month. Miss Esther Campbell viii en-
tugeain with . dinner party at her
home this evening.
Later the party viii attend the per.
1ormAnco 1t tho Moore
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Seattle Music Trschsv~

Seattle Music Teachers viii have a
grt.togcthsr meeting Saturday at 8
O'Clock At Pig'n Whistle.
Several important matters WIN be
discussed. including The program of
the next stata convention.
Reservations ara ti.5o. and should
hs made not later than Friday with
David schrc'x Craig. ss7 Lumber
Exchange building. Telephone Ell.
oft isss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13
Neat Bachelors
CIub Dance

Tho next bachelors club dance.
with tho interesting title OF tho -Ac.
OF Hearts" win take place Saturday
evening In the Masonic Temple. Dec.
orations will be- carried out In tho
proper Valentine spirit. ana Cam.
pAu's orchestra will play.
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Keddina Anniversary

Dr. and Mrs George Bcalc Mccul.
ZACH entertained a few friends at din.
uer Friday evening at their HON. TO
celebrats their nineteenth wedding
anniversary.
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Dance Postponed Until
After Easter

Invitations To the Valentine dance
ut the 81. Nicholas school have been
recalled. The dance will no, be'wiyen
until after Easter
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Mount Holy oke Club

Mount Holyokc club win meet ~
the residence Of Mrs. s. l.. Barnes,
TOs t2th ave. ~. az $40 .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

lincoln High School PIT. A.
Postponed
Llnco,a High school Dads night"
10 have been held this evening, has
been postponed because Of ilipssa-
Columbia PIT. A.
Columbia Parent. Teacher axsocia'
ton viii hold community nesting
AZ the school ut o'clock Friday
evening. This Ia a nesting for not
only the parents and teachers but
every ore In tn. community. There
win hc two speakers and song
lsad~r from the Community Service
Work board as well as tho other
speakers on the program
Wews Seattle Social Circle
The West Seattle o. h 4. Social
circle meets at tho home OF Mrs
Hudson. 3sas st,h ave. =. W. Tues
day. February II. at , o'clock. All
Eastern Stars and their friends are
invited
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In CHARGE of Dance

Miss Hazel Allen VIII have charge
Of the regular tea dance az the Red
Cross Tea Room tomorrow afternoon,
from 4 until 9,
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Valentine Dance
Postponed

Because OF illnRzs the Valentine
dance 10 have been given by the
nlumnae OF Kappa Kappa Gamma at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John Converse are
recslving congratulations on the
birth Of daughter. Thursday morn.
Ing. at the Swedish hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

The meeting OF the Monday Prae.
tiee club TO have been held with Mrs.
Farwell Putnam Lilly at her home
Monday. has been postponed two
weeks, and win ho held with Mrs.
Lilly Monday, March I.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earring
Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Earlins entsr.
talned with n handsome dinner for
ten At tho Sunset club last evening
and with theatre party at the
Noort afterward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-13

woman's Democratic club win hold
their regular meeting at .. m. at
Moves cafeteria
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CI.UBs FOR SATURDAY


Tho Scatflcitrr club viii give a
Valentine dance Saturday evening IN
the Renton HIll clubhouse. 18Th and
Madison.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine
Hosts

TO compliment Ms. Joshua Nc
Keel. Mrs. Rlaine's sister. Mr.. and
Nrs. +. 4. Blaine entertained with a
dinner for fourteen at their home
"Wednesday evening.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03
SHERMAN

Sherman, Texas, April 1.-Miss
Mazzie Jones now of Los Angeles,
California, is here to take her pa
rents to Les Angeles, where they go
to reside. They have sold their home
and will leave soon. Rev. DR.. VIM,
P. e. of this district of A. NJ. L.
church held his Quarterly Conference
night of 10th ult, occupying pulpit
at both services at Payne Chapel
A. M. e. church, 21st ult Mines.
Minnie Tate and Rosa Rolley visite !
in Dallas. 21st inst. Mrs. Laura
Mitchell of Marlin has moved here
to reside with her son and family
Mr.. J. Mitchell. Miss Charles Eta
Houston now at Direct spent 21st
at home. X Of P. and Courts OF
Calanthia annual sermon and exer-
cises were held at st. James M. +
church Sunday. Rev. d. Scott OF
Beaumont is conducting a big revival
at New Hope Baptist church. Second
PASTORAL Anniversary Of Rev. H. D.
Allen at Harmony Baptist church
was a complete success. Mr.. Dan.
ME Hotchkins and Miss Edna Short
were quietly married Feb. 18th al
the residence Of her mother 1908 f
Pecan street, Sherman, Texas; Is
now at home to their friends at Bluff
Oklahoma.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03
TERRELL

Terrell. Texas, April IA great
revival is on this week in. Terrell.
Rev. G. w. Bailey, the great evange-
list of the south, is conducting a city
wide soul saving campaign with
headquarters at New Hope Baptist
church. The campaign will close
Monday night April 9Th. Great SER
vices were held at eNw Hope all
day Sunday. AS the results of the
efforts already put forth by the
evangelist, DR.. Bailey. 20 accessions
to the church. The X. of P sermon
was preached by Rev. A. G. VIM
New Hope choir rendered music for
the occasion. DIR. w. A. Edwards
of Cleburne, Texas, delivered the
Masons' sermon at Lawrence Sunday
afternoon. He preached an excellent
sermon at the Bethlehem Baptist
church Sunday night. Mrs. l.. L.
Boone of Fort Worth and Prof. M. NJ.
Rodgers of Dallas were visitors in
Terrell Sunday. Mrs. Mary Timmons
perhaps the Oldest Colored woman
in Terrell, her age not known, died
Thursday morning about o'clock
Funeral service were held at ST.
James A. M. E. church. She leaves
to mourn her loss one daughter and
five grandchildren.
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RESOLUTIONS ON THE PRoPOS-
ED PARK.

whereas certain party, or parties,
whose general reputation is I'M
known to us, are seeking to es-
tablish public park in ouR town,
and
Whereas, we fear that the es-
adjustment of this park here by
unknown parties might lead to
dancing, gambling and other UNI
wholesome sports among our sons
and daughters, and
Whereas. we believe it is our
duty to preserve and improve the
moral integrity OF our people. both
young and old at any cost. there
fore
Be it Resolved that we, in regu-
lar meeting assembled, opposed the
establishment of this park by these
unknown party, or parties, and
pledge ourselves, individually and
collectively, to use all honorable
means to prevent the building Of
this park IN, or near, our town,
and to prevent our people from pa
tronizing this park if it should be
established.
Resolved further that in opposing
the building and maintenance of
this park, we do not do it to in
jury of any person or persons individ-
ually, but we do so because we be-
Iieve it is necessary to preserve the
honor of our men, the virtue of
our women and the future peace
and happiness of our sons and
daughters
Respectfully submitted,
The above resolutions were adopt
ed by the Heroines of Jericho, the
Quincy Business League, Rock Hill
Baptist church, the Quincy Chapel
Sunday School, the Rock Hill Bap-
fist Sunday School and the Rock
Hill Baptist Young Peoples Union.
These are all the organizations that
have met since this park PROPOSE
ton has been before our people.
There were great out-pouring
of our people Sunday to hear Rev.
Browns great sermon against this
park,
When he had finished nearly
every person was in tears and the
whole house rose up and shook his
hand, showing that they Endorsed
his bold stand for the moral up
lift of our people, and condemned
the establishment of the proposed
park here.
Signed:
H. L. PRICE,
REV. ]. C. BROWN,
]. L. HAMILTON,
/ And Many Others.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03
MARLIN

Marlin, Tex, April Sunday
school and Supt. were at their post
The pastors of the various denomi-
nations were at their post. The
First Baptist church has voted two
thousand dollars for additional work
to their church. Rev. s. S. Washing
ton preached for Rev. Ballard at
night. Mrs. Eliza House of Waco
visited in our city last week. Mrs.
Eva Gamble has returned from Kosse.
Mrs. Rachel Reed leaves for Calvert
and Branchville to visit relatives
and friends. Mrs. Rosetta Humons
and sister, Mrs. w. ]. Teller of Tay-
lor are in the city for their health.
Rev. G. c. Littleton passed through
enroute to his church at Stranger.
Mr.. lack Warren is constructing a
seven room bungalow on Aycock
street. Mrs. Matte Jackson of Fer
ris is visiting her mother. Mrs. Clara
Ray. Hon. VIM. Harrison will speak
at the First Baptist church April
18th. DR.. G. w. Ballard preached the
X. of p. sermon at the First Bap-
fist church.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03
DIR. I. NJ. HORTON IS GRATEFUL.

/ am fully aware that during my
recent illness the people of Dallas
saw to it that 1 had all that medi-
cal science and loving friends could
give for my recovery.
wish herein to make grateful
acknowledgement for it all.
For the special prayers of the
churches, and the collections for
flowers, ETC., for the visitations OF
the ministers bringing the comfort
that prayer and the gospel gives,
for the profusion of beautiful flow
ers at my bedside during my entire
confinement, the cheer of loving
friends.
appreciate deeply the treatment
of the doctors and nurses at the
Falkland hospital and the solicit
tude for my comfort personally
taken by the Mayor of Dallas.
thank my Colored medical
friends who were constantly at my
bedside in watchful consultation, one
of whom spent the entire night
with me the day of the crisis, and
their wives who nursed and hovereu
over me like loving sisters till the
danger was past.
see and acknowledge the beau
tiful love in the great heart OF
Dallas and in whatever way Zoo
points out that / may serve her
| am praying to do my best.
l. M. HORTON.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03
TEXAS TOWNS
ST. MARK BAPTIST CHURCH.


Sunday school was we'll attended.
The review lesson was taught by
our efficient Supt. Bro. Ben Ham
ilton. AT IL o'clock, Rev. p. p.
Patton preached an excellent sermon
to us he took for his text, Mat
thew 28-10 verse, subject Power"
J B. Y. P. u, met at 6'oclock, the
, attendance was very good indeed,
The teachers were in their places
and taught an excellent lesson. At
night the pastor assembled the ros-
trum at $3.50 o'clock. he took for
his text, Isaiah 1922. Look Unto
me and be we saved all the ends
of world for am God and there is
none else" subject Goods Call to
All Nations" He delivered this ser
mon with much power. One soul
was added to the church, collections
all day were good.
Sunday evening at 3 o'clock. Mr..
M. d. Willis ard Miss Lulu Fields
were united in holy wedlock. Rev.
p. p. Patton of st. Mark Baptist
church performed the marriage
ceremony. The bride and groom
are domiciled at their home, 41O2
CASTOR Avenue.
REV. ]. R. KNOX, Pastor.
MRS. A. M. HAMILTON, Rep.
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TAYLOR.

Taylor, Texas, April 1.-Presiding
Elder Rev. w. S. Johnson Of the
Austin District held his conference
at Allen Chapel A. NJ. e. church.
The revival under the management
of Rev. ]. d. Leonard closed Sun
day with 80 additions and baptising
Sunday evening at the church in
their new pool. Mrs. Bessie Hicks
Berry and sister, Myrtle were called
to Houston to the bedside of a
sick relative. Eminent Lodge No.
28 X. of p. had their annual SER
vices with appropriate program.
Many good things were said for
the order. DR.. T. M. Shadowens
left for Houston, his future home
to practice, MS. Shadowens and
son accompanied him. Rev. l.. w.
Mackey and his good wife have
purchased the business of Mr.. VIM.
Harrison and begun business at
once and extend to all a cordial
welcome in their new venture.
They have home already here ana
their son Frank will ably assist
them and conduct the business. We
welcome them back home and wish
them much success. Mr.. T. j..
Rick is moving from the Mackey
residence to his own home that is
undergoing extensive repairs. He
too is conducting thriving busi-
ness on South Main street Prof.
REYNOLDS has accepted a position
with the Modern American" fra
ternity with headquarters in Hous-
ton and left Saturday to assume
the duties. Prof. Arts Of Hous-
ton, the Supreme officer Of the
Modern American" visited the To-
cal Camp, this week. Mr.. ]. q.
Rector, Bonner Reed and Others
motored to Georgetown to see the
great base ball game Monday and
had delightful time. Prof. o. L..
Price preached for Rev. G.. W. An
derson at A. M. e. church and for
Rev. p. H. Jackson at Mt. Aria
Baptist church, Sunday. The ball
game between the Rail Road shop
men and the school team was very
interesting resulting in favor OF the
shopmen.
Send in your news to the agent
by Master Willie Cotton, who viii
be at your door every Saturday
with the paper. Always have your
money ready for him and he will
do the rest, see? Some one shot
Mrs. Fields with bird shot through
the window of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Gault, Jr., Saturday night. Mrs. Os-
car Axes of Hutto, passed through
en- route to Temple to the bed side
of a relative. While playing ball
at school Master Geo. Bradford
hurt his hand necessitating the at
tention of the doctor.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03
DENTON.

Denton, Texas, April Last
Sunday at 3 p. m, Rev. ]. w. Hen
derson delivered an excellent ser
mon to the Pythians and Court OF
Calanthians at the c. M. e. church
The Odd Fellows and the Household
of Ruth held memorial services at
3 p. m. Sunday at st. James. Miss
Cora Burr was indisposed last week,
VIM. Kelly, neice of Mrs. Charlotte
Maddox has returned to Dayton,
Tenn. Mrs. ]. s. Tankersly OF
Lloyd received very painful in
Jury last week. Mrs. frankie Duke
has purchased the H. G. Smith
home. Miss Jessie Logan Is con-
valescing. Special Easter exercises
will be held at all churches Sun
day to which you are invited. The
Stewardess of the A. M. E. church
gave a delightful entertainment al
the home of Mrs. Mile Owens
Friday night.
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WOLFE CITY.

Wolfe City, Texas, April Sum
day school was we'll attended at all
churches. Rev. Gilmore preached
two splendid sermons at the Bap-
fist church. Five members were
added to the church. The X. of P.
annual sermon was preached by
Rev. j. I. Gilmore. Mrs. Horn
buckle and Mrs. Mcbride are visit
ing Mrs. Hornbuckle's mother in
Dallas. Mr.. C. N. Johnson has re-
turned from Fort Worth and other
points. Mr.. Parker is back in the
city from visit to Wichita Falls.
Mr.. Sam Clark of Hot Springs is
here visiting his parent, Mr.. and
Mrs. Presley Clark. Mrs. Amanda
Richardson has returned to her home
in Paris, after spending several days
with her sister, Mrs. Liza Ford.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-03
ROSEBUD.

Rosebud, Texas, April Rev G..
H. Childs, pastor of the M. e..
church was present. Services were
at its best. The anniversary SER
mon of the X. of p and Courts
was preached at st. Luke A. M. e..
church by Rev. Mccoy. A liberal
contribution was taken to aid our
brothers at Grandview. The closing
exercises of Burlington public school
with Miss Ella Allen as teacher was
a swell affair and indicated well
spent efforts. Miss Leila Holmes
closed her school at Browns Chapel
and reports a successful session.
Rev. T. I. Tyler of Sinner is in the
city assisting Rev. Lee with a meet
ing. Mr.. Dan Young of Milano
celebrated his S7th anniversary at
the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
Frank House Many out of town
guests were present.