The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-11
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Fort Worth, Texas, June AT
the beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Curry, 1900 Edward St, June
3, the wedding of Miss F. E. Park
er of Brownwood, Texas, and Mr..
Winsworth Fitzhugh of Ennis, Tex
as, was solemnized. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. A. r. Starks.
only a few friends witnessed the
ceremony. A delicious course of
ices was served after which the
happy couple departed to Ennis,
their future home. The bride is
one of Brownwood's most popular
bells and a teacher of one of the
CITY schools while the groom is one
of Ennis most prosperous business
men.
They have the best wishes of
their many friends.
A social of both unique and in
terest was the Voice Show Festival
given by Circle No. of Mt. Pts
eah Baptist church, June 6. Many
trained voices appeared on the
stage. Solos and quartetts were the
parts displayed. Three babies in
Guiding twins were given away as
prizes for the best voices Mrs.
Cooper won first prize Ga baby
pig); Mines. S. d. Griggs and r. L.
Taylor, won the twins (baby chicks)
other prizes were awarded for solos
and Duets. Taken as a whole the
affair was very commendable. Prizes
were given. Mrs. l.. B. Hughes for
selling the highest amount of tickets
and to Mrs. Will Washington for the
next highest amount.
The Dallas Express and the Chic
ago Defender can be found at the
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Store, Evans Avenue, and Rosedale
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Street, North Forth Worth.
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news for the Dallas Express to the
Temple Drug store.
The Grand Musical Concert given
by the members of Sunshine Pres
byterian Church on last Tuesday
night, was wonderful success. The
house was crowded, not even stand
ing room was availible, and the pro-
gram was very remarkably rem
dered from beginning to end. The
success of this program bespeaks the
patience, and ability of Mrs. E. d.
Wallace, who had charge of the
and labored very earnestly
in preparing them for the occasion.
One of the most important features
of the program was dialogue,
Curing the Invalid" in which Miss
Sarah Ann Wallace played the lead
ing roll. Miss Wallace is from
Cherokee County, and has become
very prominent in Fort Worth So
ciety. Other features worthy of
were recitations by Misses
Thompson and Hannah A military
drill played by boys was very at
tractive, and received much comment,
while the most humorous selections
were rendered by Master Benny T.
Holloway and Little Miss Tabb. Mrs.
H. E. Irving furnished the music
for the occasion, giving between act
an Overture, "Barrio Ticondo" from
Gerado Estado, noted Filipino COM
poser. After the program ice cream
was served. Mrs. Wallace and the
sisters of the w. H. NJ. wishes to-
take this method of thanking the
public for their loyal patronage.
Miss Mary S. Porter, travelling
representative of ]. c. McBrady G.
Co., was in the city Friday and
Saturday in interest of .her work.
Miss Porter has several AGENTS in
Fort Worth, and they all report a
very successful business! while in
the city she stopped with Prof and
Mrs. Irving at lila New York
Avenue.
Mr. Mckinley Evan, student of
Wiley University is in the city pre-
pairing tobegin his summer work
with the Pullman Company.
Rev. j. E. Dixon, Pastor of Sun
shine Presbyterian Church stopped
over in Marshall on his return trip
from Kentucky and attended the
Commencement exercises of Wiley
University. DR.. Dixon is an aluminae
of Wiley and participated in the
Alumni reunion at that institution
last week.
Miss Charlie NJ. Cooper, society
lGdueI Vi NdlSudll, d SSllll dl IllSu
School alumni and a student of
Bishop College is spending the sum-
mer with relatives on Illinois,.
Mrs. " A. Robinson, TIA New
York Avenue, is spending the week
end in Waco, attending the Com
mencement exercises of Paul Quinn
College.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Vocational School
has added to its Curriculum a course
in craftsmanship, which begin Tues
day night. This course will be taught
nv a business expert of Information
al reputation. 1t is expected that
the business men of the city, and
others so desiring, will take advan-
tage of the course.
The st. Andrews Chapel Choral
Club, Prof. B. A. Caldwell, director,
entertained the Samuel Huston Col
lege students at the church Tuesday
night, refreshment were served.
Prof. Evans, Principal of Ferris
High School is in the city visiting
his brother on e. End street.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Chandler were
the guests of Prof and Mrs. H. E.
Irving at TIA New York, Ave, Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Evylen Chandler, Water St,
who has been on the sick list is
improving, to the delight of her
many friends,