The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-08-28

A word fifty spoken is like apples
of gold in pictures of silver.
Speak good word for your neigh
Dor. For he that hideth hatred with
lying lips, and he that uttereth a
SANDER, is fool.
Buy your winter fuel now.
Stop buying so much on the in
stallment plan. Pay cash and save
money. Do it now.
For the weekiEg ending August 10,
Dallas building permits passed the
Ten million dollar mark, according
to the City building Inspector. Truly
a great town.
Friends of Mr.. Frank Rutherford
on Flora Street, will reverence the
news of his early recovery from the
effects of a serious operation per-
formed few weeks ago at a local
sanitarium. Mr.. Rutherford is up
and around the house to the de-
light of his friends.
Mr. Robert Johnson and Miss Chris.
tine Grissom were married Saturday
night at $3.50 at the home of his
relative, Mr. w. WilliSms, 709 Allen
street DR.. A. S. Jackson adininis-
tered the marriage vows.
Mrs. Julia Bean and granddaueh.
ter of Moody, Texas, are VISITING, this
week, Mrs. NJ. ]. Galimore 1924 Flora
street
Mrs. w. H. Davis of Sulphur
Springs, is in the city visiting her
son, W. II Davis, 2213 Eakin street.
Mrs. ]. III. Volks, 1918 Thomas Ave-
nue., who has been so seriously ill
that hopes for her recovery was
doubtful Is slowly improving.
H. B. Sanders 1921 N. Central
avenue was operated upon in local
sanitarilm this week.
Mrs. Dorothy Fuller and little baby
of Terrell, Texas, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. P. T. Dixon, 2101 Gibson
street.
Mrs. Emma Mae Blackshear of
Mabank, Texas, in in the city Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Carrie Braggs,
1901 Juliet street
Mrs. Louella Walker 1909 Juliet
street has been elected to the Office
of Worthy Secretar-- Cornation
Palace No. IL, Royal Friends OF
America.
On account of the sharp advance
of paper and other printing material
on September LIST the Dallas Express
subscription rates will be raised
commensurate with IT. hieh cost
of operating. Monthly subscription
rates will be rs cents per month and
$500 per anhum.
Mr.. Enos Whitaker, president of
Dallas Black Giants Base Ball Club
returned from the State meeting of
the Texas Colored League which mer
at Houston, Saturday Mr.. Whitaker
was accompanied home by his wife,
Mrs. Martha A. Whitaker, who hal
been visiting in Galveston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Watkins. 1910
State street left Monday night for 1
weeks stay in Galveston. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Matte
Martinez, 3003 State street, mother
of Mr.. Watkins.
Mrs. Norman B. johnson of Kan
sas City, Kans., trained nurse of
experience, Is in the city and will
permanently locate here. She is re-
siding with her sister, Mrs. e. r.
Ebert, 3005 Cochran street. Mrs
Johnson practiced her profession at
nine months at the Base Hospital
at Camp Travis and did private work
in Kansas City. she is well re-
versed in the profession.
Mrs. Lula Campbell, 2126 Clark
street, who has for several weeks
been visiting friends in Chicago has
returned home.
Mr.. r. B. Alexander, District Sec
rotary of Zion Rest Association, re.
turned Monday evening from Ennis
Texas. where he attended the Seventh
Annual Session of the association.
Mrs. Elmira Mobiles. 2126 CLARK
street. has returned from Galveston