The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-17

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PHIL. r. REGISTER, Reporter.
One brother said, well Fort Worth
ought to play Farm Folks" mighty
well, comes sorter natural with
them" They play in Dallas April
29. Pythian Temple.
Mr.. Nash Collins of Dallas, brother
of Mr.. L. A. Collins, attended the
banquet of the Masons given at the
Temple last Friday night.
Mr.. G. Dibbs of Wichita Falls, Tex
as, spent Easter Sunday in the city
with his sister Mr. r. H. Walters,
402 w. Bluff Street. He had a very
pleasant stay.
Mrs. Pansy Smith from Tyler, Tex
as is in the city visiting Mrs. A. L.
Began 1916 Helen street.
Mrs. lola Russell of Harding street,
after being i'll for week is up again.
An old class and school-mate of
Mrs. Kirk has been the weekly guest
in her home at HOO Humboldt street,
in person of Mrs. Abraham Kittrell, |
a seamstress and beauty culturist of
the progressive little city of Tyler,
Texas. She net with many home
friends Thursday afternoon taking in
the movies. after which DR.. e. P.
Murchison gave she and Mrs. Kirk !
smooth sail to the South side in
his limousine.
Paris Studio opens-He says if |
its no beauty he makes it, and if
its beauty there he will take it, YOU
will find him at 915-1-2 Calhoun st.
Mr.. George Bates and Mr.. Will
Caller were in the city Sunday wis
iting their wives.
Would like to know the where
abouts of Mr.. Pley Porter; last heard
of was out in the country about
Z miles from Waco, Texas. Send in
formation to Dallas Express Agent
at Fort Worth, Texas.
Mr.. Collington on e. 4th street
lost his wife; she died last week.
Judge w. H. Griggs is out of the
city He states that he will be gone
for 80 days.
Mr.. w. II. Washington, the little
cute man, is working at Mason's
Cafeteria.
The Y. M. c. A. will move in
new quarters soon on Jones street.
Mrs. L B. Hughes is on the sick
list.
Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Jordan, after
spending a few weeks with her
daughters, Mr. E. Wallace and Hold
er, and Mrs. Jordan I'LL Stephenson '
street has returned to her home in {
Waco. /
Rev. ]. E. Dixon pastor of the I
Cumberland Presbyterian church and {
of Hillsboro was in the city for a
few days last week in interest of !
church work. His stay while here
was with Elder and Mrs. X. d. Wal
lace.
Born to Prof. and Mrs. L. NJ
Johnson a baby girl April 18th. :
Mother and baby doing fine.
The big strike is on we don't know
what will come next Its one old
thing sure to come, that's old man
hard time. Suppose we will watch
for him.
Its the funniest thing ever saw,
they have been here all the time, yet,
we cannot get use to them. Every
tim one pass by we just have to stop
and look at them; and its the same
way about a Brass Band, We can ,
not get use to them either.
Herman Park is under new man
agement Mr.. Ad Brown has it in I
charge-uhone Rosedale 3039.
DR.. Frank j. Hawkins of Dallas
was in to see us this week. The
Doctor was closing arrangements
with Rev. G.. W. Upshaw for the
recital to be given at Shiloh Thurs 9
day night April 90; incidentally he
is wearing the Velvet Brown Smile'
Mrs. Richard Vann of Stop Six was
burned seriously while filling her
oil stove without cutting out the fire. {
Her husband just got there in time .
to save her life. :
Mrs. F. C. Qane) Brown founder
Of the Brown Institute for little or
phan children has succeeded in get
ting home at last. God bless her.
Miss Ruby Townsend. pianoist of i,
the High School Orchestra having a
been i'll Cor few days is at the I
piano again.
Miss Jaunita Bates of Elm street |
is up after few days of illness. !
The Junior class of Fort Worth !
Colored High School was invited to !
leap year entertainment given by !
The Junior High School of Dallas
Wednesday evening. Many friends
and members of the class were pres
emit.
District Agents Wanted to sell and
appoint sub-agents for Saxon's Ton !
lc and liver regulator put in pow
Tered form. We guarantee salts
faction or money refunded There
Is nothing better for rheumatism,
Indigestion, headache, liver and kid
ney complaints. Send 35 cents.
FOR sample, address SAXON MFG.
COMPANY, p. o., BOX 1894, Hous-