The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-02-28
LAS CRUCEs, N. M.
Feb. II. 1920.


Mrs. A. j. Brooks, entertained
the Society Friday evening with a
two-course luncheon.
Mr.. j. H. Hughes surprised his
wife with birthday party, Sunday,
Teb. Is. Music was furnished by
he Spanish Orchestra. An elabor-
ute supper was served and many
emembrances received by Mrs.
hughes.
Rev. T. H. Devoe paid $4,000
ash to the building fund of the
Methodist church.
Rev. Craft of Ell Paso, Texas,
5as in the city Sunday Presiding
'lder Johnson is on his mission
Igain.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Grimes have a
new daughter.
CHICAGO ILLINOIS NEWS.
Brokers Entertain.
The real estate brokers of the
city entertained Friday evening,
Feb. 10 at Appomatox Club in hon
or of Mr.. J. w. Mcdowell of Fort
Worth, Texas. Mr.. Mcdowell, made
m interesting talk after which Col.
Franklin A. Denison and H. d.
VIM, Dallas, Texas, grand master,
f. & A. M. jurisdiction of Texas,
made few remarks.
Prominent Dentist Here.
DR.. d. A. Ferguson, a leading
dentist of Richmond, Va, was in
the city last week attending the
Lincoln League. DR.. Ferguson met
many of the leading men of his
profession in this city.
Visits Aurora.
Mrs. Lou Ella Young, 1856 For
terson, 47th and Prairie Ave-, spent
Sunday, in Aurora, where they Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wilson and
Mrs. L. A. Mitchell of Metropolis
Enjoying Southern Trip.
Mrs Jessie MeHenry of this city,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends for several weeks in Abb
beville, La, writes she is being
highly entertained during her stay
Mr. Oatmeal Leaves
After attending the Lincoln Laegue
in interest of the candidacy of Sen
ator Warren G.. Harding for presi-
dent of the United States, Hon.
John T. Oatmeal, Washington Court
house, Ohio, has returned much
pleased with the interest manifested
by the delegates.
10 Make Extensive Tour.
In interest of the Milton Mercan-
tile Agency, 1898 State ST., NJ. T.,
Bailey, Manager, is contemplating
an extensive tour of the, states in
order to give personal attention to
claims coming in the office for col
lection and adjustment.
Receives Gold.
Mrs. Sarah Stratton, most ex-
cellent queen, on behalf of the Sill
yer Shower Council 1877, was pre-
scented with Two Dollars and fifty
cents in gold by Daughter Mary
Lewis, Friday evening, Feb. 10. The
Silver Shower club, an auxiliary of
the Council, presented the Council
with five dollars for its treasury.
Attends League.
Many prominent men and women
from the suburbs of the city at
tended the Lincoln League held
last week at 33rd and South Park
A. M. E. Church.
Working Hard.
Rev. w. A. Blackwell, pastor
Walters A M. e. Zion church, 38th
and Searborn Streets, with the aid
of his entire congregation, is work
) ing hard in order that Walter.
may be number one at the Genera
Conference at Knoxville, in May
Making Success.
The Pyramid Building and Loar
Association, the half million col
lar corporation controlled by mem
bers of the race, has made a won
derful success the first year of it!
history and is destined TO grea
work for 1920.
. Has Returned.
After attending the Bishops
Council at Baltimore in company
with a large delegation from tn,
west, Rev. T. L. Scott, pastor
! Brants' Memorial A. M. e. Chapel
46th and Evans avenue, has re
turned to the city.
Expected Here.
Mr.. John J. Lively, until seyera
years ago, a resident of this city
B will visit friends here about III
1 first of the month. Mr.. Lively nov
resides at Dallas, Texas.
Building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson, $atl
and Prairie Ave, who have pur
chased several lots in Morgan
I Park through the Dali " Realt
Co., of which M. T. Bailey is pres
ident, will move in a few week
/ into their newly erectel residence
MEETING or THE FINT CROW