The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-22

over the Bats interest in the Fur
niture shop on Central and Boil.
Miss LuVerna Hall of Wichita,
Kansas, is in the city visiting her
sister, Mrs. NJ S. Stephens, 5000
Thomas avenue.
Mrs. Matte V. Harvey, who for
ten days was a guest of Mrs. Della
Patterson, 1915 Boil street, has re-
turned to her home, Tulsa, Okla.
Mrs. Sarah Shirley of 2807 Juliet
street, has been confined to her
bed several days.
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per month, see the circular.
Mr.. Leon Prather of 1912 AL
len street left the city recently for
Los Angeles, Cal, where he has ac1
copied a position with a leading
Dry Goods firm.
Mrs. John Harris, wife Of the
manager of the Grand Central
Theatre, left Wednesday, May 10,
for New York City, stopping en-
route via st. Louis, Chicago, Phil
adelphia, then New York City.
Think before you act, subscribe
now for the Dallas Express. Its the
the paper for you.
Master Manson Woods of Cameron,
is in the city visiting Mrs. Irene
Clay 2915 Trinidad this week.
Mrs. Jessie Dansby Of Muskogee,
Okla, was a guest last week of
Mrs. Nioba Powell 2S19 Hallsville
street.
Pay your subscription please. This
mean those of you who have failed
Don't be Stacker.
Drs. D. w. Porter and son made
their first operation in Dallas last
Thursday at Morgan and Busch San
itarium. The patient was from Sher-
man, and the operation was very sue
cessful. The Porters are new in
our midst, but are reputable doctors.
The Palace Theatre has changed
hands having been purchased by
True and Son. The new managers
are Messrs Sam Porter and Chester
Johnson. Vaudeville will commence
on or about May "a, the new man
ayers assert, and Dallas citizens
-apnBA lsoq eql qlIM peIoABJ 90 HIM
vile attractions.
The school closing exercises of
the Sixth Annual session of Mrs.
E. C. McMillan's Kindergarten and
Primary School will be held Tues
day night June 8, at Mt Rose Bap7
fist church, corner Crowdus and
Runnels Street.
Dickson Orphanage raised in sub
scriptions on land $4,000. since Jan.
81, 1920; in cash on land $4,000;
building fund subscriptions $12,5O0;
in cash $4,500 maintenance sub
scriptions $4,000; in cash $4,000.
The campaign will continue until
$125, 900 is raised. E. H. R. Green
gave in subscriptions $4,000, in cash
100000
Leading Star Charity club met
Tuesday May IS, with Mrs. Dean
Rowell on State street, where an
enjoyable evening was spent. Five
new members were added to the
club. The hostess served a sumptu-
GUS repast of two courses. The next
will be at the home of Mrs.
Julia Smith on Cochran street Tues
day May 25, at o'clock.
Messrs. Chester Johnson and Sam
Porter are the new managers of
the Palace Theatre and have an
the opening of first class
on May %. The com
pany opening the house is highly
as performers of the
irst magnitude. Watch for further
Mr.. ]. j. Lively who came to Dallas
n 1907 will leave for Chicago, Sun
day May %, at p. m. on the M. X.
and T. Special. He was entertained
Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Wade of Queen City; by Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison Adams of Arm
strong Addition, Thursday evening;
by Mr.. James Harris, 1000 Bourbon
St., Friday evening; by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. R. Lane, Saturday evening at
heir home, and by Miss Clara Young
and Mr.. Ed Jackson, Sunday. Mr.. |
Lively has been here for more than
l3 years and leaves a host of friends. |
He is a member of Mt. Salem church.
Mrs. Minnie Austin 2208 Allen St,
expresses her admiration for the Dali
IS Express.