The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-08

May feast, come one, come all,
all by Andrew Chapel M. e. church
Sunday school. At Herman's park
Saturday may IL, 1920, come and
see the May Queen crowned and
the May Pole Drill music by Masonic
band. Admission free. 1. v. Cook,
Supt., Rev. A. L. Carper, pastor
Hon, W. M. Mcdonald. Mr.. G. w.
Morrow from Ft Worth attended
the Republican meeting at Dallas,
last Thursday night. Mr.. Robert
Ashford greeted them with Smiles
and said the meeting was a great
success.
Rev. r. s. Jenkins and Mr.. Duff
fie Donifer are attending the A. NJ.
b., general conference at st. Louis,
Mo. DR.. Jenkins is pastor of one of
the leading churches In the city and
a good worker.
Mr.. f. X. Oliver and Miss Ruby
Mae White were married last Thurs
day night, April 30. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Montgomery.
Mrs. Raymond Taylor has re-
turned from visiting relatives in
Gainesville, Texas. Mrs. Fullbright
of Throckmarton, made 1t very
pleasant for her. Mr.. G. Richard
son and E. M G. Shaw from Dali
las, were spreading joy with Miss
Norwood and Miss Allen at the Tenn
pie drug store, Sunday night.
Irwin: ffTtIerEo CfWorthlORiMM
This is my third time of warning
you to keep your doors locked. The
third time is the charm. Burglars
are very busy now and will go in
your house in the bright open day
light just like they would at night.
Monday morning, May the Bird, Mrs.
Gipson's house at ITO White street,
was left open and the burglars went
in and ramshacked the house taking
$3.50 cash money and other things,
and put suit of clothes wore them
away left his old ones there, broke
open the trunk but over looked
$4,000 that was in the house. You
ladies who step around the corner
and leave your doors open had bet
ter lock them, things are too high
to be taking chances like that.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williams OF
Cleburne, Texas, sol Wardville
street, have subscribed for the Dali
las Express for 6 months.
Miss T. l.. Thomas Miss X. M.
Frame and Miss Lorine G. Phillips
from Cleburne, Texas, were in the
city last Wednesday night to sing
for the American Federation OF
Labor which was held in North Fl.
Worth. 1t was fine program.
The delegates from Cleburne came
up on a special car. They were
about 800 strong, many good
speeches were made by the MEM
bers. White and Colored attended
the same meeting this is great
organization and has much for the
Colored people during the program
while Miss Phillips sang, money
rained like hail on the stage some
dollars fell in the rain. refresh
ment, music by Smiles Jazz band.
Phil r. Register leader. Mr.. Logan
Smith, master Of ceremonies. Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Collins OF
1104 White street, an 8 pound
boy mother and baby are doing
fine
Mrs. Corine B. Rice left on the
LIST for st Louis, and Detroit. will
make side trip across the line
in Canada.
Prof. H. F. Irving Of the Y. nj. @.
A., was pleasant visitor at the
Y. w. G. A. this week. Prof. Irving
is a very forceful speaker and en-
tsrtained the young ladies very highly
is his discussion Honor Woman-
hood"
Mrs. Annie Henderson Of 1895
Cranberry street, is on the sick
list, but is reported better at this
writing.
Mr.. Aarn Adams Of 1871 e. 4th
street, and Mrs. Estell Fisher We're
married Thursday evening at A. M.
E. church parsonage by Rev. r. s..
Jenkins.
Miss Lorine Phillips is just clean
up with her little band at Cleburne,
Texas. composed OF about Is boys.
The Buckeye Tailors, H. M. Nc
Coy, proprietor lot u. 18th street,
has remodeled his place and has put
on 8 first class Tailors. watch for
his big ad later he is second to
none.
The Avenew Hotel. 1712 Jones
St., N. Ford proprietor.
Mr.. A. N. Penn of Carlsbad N.
NJ, and school-mate Of Mr. and
Mrs. Emory c. Smith, Sr. in Tex
as College. was in the city the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emory G. Smith,
sr.. S07 Elm street.