The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-04
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Duberry, Ais
Crump street, visited Cleburne Sun
day.
Mrs. H. H. Butler, 1903 Bessie
Street, was reported sick last week.
!, Read the Dallas Express and other
literature found on stand at Temple
Drug Store, DR.. HUMPHREYS Drug
Store and DR.. Gregorys Drug Store,
North Fort Worth.
: Rev. L. X. Williams, former pastor
of Mt Gilead Baptist Church but now
: of Chicago, was in the city and
: preached at Mt. Gilead Monday night
to large and appreciative audience
Rev. and Mrs. ]. B. Bullock of Dali
las visited Mrs. Bullock, parents
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ford 102 Will
: derm street last week.
, DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Tildon, Jr.,
Arizona Avenue had as their guest
. Miss Willie j. Gaines of Guthrie,
Oklahoma.
Miss o. NJ. Lewis and Mrs. L. R.
Finley visited Cleburne and attended
the graduating exercises there Tues
, day.
In the death of Prof. NJ. NJ. Rodgers
of Dallas, father of Mrs. L. P. Baker,
So. Calhoun Street, the city has lost
good citizen, the state great man,
the children a noble and loving faith
: err. the wife a devoted husband. Prof.
5 Rodgers was a man that made him
self felt wherever he went and was
much liked by the people of Texas.
The reporter extends a hand of SYM
pathy to the relatives and friends.
If you want to read good news
read the many papers found on the
different stands in Fort Worth
r Mrs. R. B. Brisco, 1907 e. Tyler
d street, spent some time out of the
{ city visiting relatives and friends in
! Mckinney and Denison.
j Prof. I. NJ. Terrell visited the city
e last week.
e Rev. Cash of Logview was in the
= city on business last week.
g Mrs. Maggie Brown, 18th Avenue
u attended the funeral of Prof NJ. NJ
o Rodgers at Dallas last Sunday.
It Rev. C. Roach of Paris, Texas, is
It a pleasant visitor in the city.
k Please phone, send or bring all
y news for the Dallas Express to
It Temple Drug Store. We want the
(. good news.
n The "Voice on the Wire snappy
n drama of Love, Honor and Faithful
. fulness, managed by Mrs. V. A Rob
Is inson, was played at Bakers Chapel
+ last Monday night to record-break-
ing audience All present enjoyed
the play immensely, as the players
exhibited real actors talent, and the
e theme was exciting from beginning
" to end. Mrs. Carrie j. Taylor, who
: play the leading role as Signoria
"The Voice on the Wire, kept the
audience in an ever-changing mood
AT one time she would have them
l. laughing. then without moments
g notice would lead them to state
he of sorrow so deep that tears would
e. gently flow. Her final scene, q
l. prayer for forgivness, is to be es-
l. pecially mentioned. Mr.. j. B. Yer
wood was also an important character
h in the play, and showed some reaI
re talent Other persons worthy OF men
n. ton in the play are: Miss Ida b
y Williams, Mrs. Starks, Mrs. Beatrice
l. Scott, Mr.. W. H. Harvey and Mrs
Mayfeld. Mrs. Robinson wishes tc
I'd thank the public for the patronage
Sc 1nG COnSClb W NC p'NSNN
Of by the members of Sunshine Presby'
n a- terrain Church on next Tuesday night
I'd promises to be great success. Th(
ar children have been rehearsing very
Oh continually, and Mrs. Wallace be
a. Eeves they are in fine form. The
be play is given under the auspices o
ne the Woman's Home Mission Society
al Mr.. w. NJ. Robinson Of I'LL Steph
n enson Street has gone to Arlington
A., to take up some work. We hope hin
ue much success.
es Rev ]. E. Dixon, pastor of thu
ne ne Presbyterian Church, is back from
he the General Assembly at Pudacah
by Ky. He reports very successful
n session of that body. The pastor
10 made a short tour of eastern citie
e, before returning.
a er The 3rd Grade of the High Schoo
c. had their annual picnic Saturday a
OF Herman Park. Those present say i
r. was the best as yet, and special com
st ment must be given Mrs. Bledso
ne and Miss George for the success o
Oh that class.
at Mr.. c. E. Hall made flying tril
n nr over from Dallas to visit Prof. lrv
s. ing at the "Y." He was much i'm
es pressed with the accommodation
in afforded.
nd . Miss Pauline Gilmer, very prom
o. inent in society circles. and a lat
~ graduate of Samuel Huston College
o. is assisting Madam Brown with tn
n "Y" Cafeteria work The success o
q4e that institution under such competen
" employees is now doubly assured
Several Marshallites are drifting t.
Fort Worth, the city of opportunity
:, since schools are out. they know
W y, where to come to find COOL fresl
=. comfort.
~ Mr.. wardell Lee, of 1886 Luell
,e Avenue, and prominent in societ,
~ ~ circles sustained a very bad bruis
NJ few days ago while at work.
"a car door closed on his hand w
az a. hope he will soon he out again.
", Miss Marion Chandler, 1917 Ga
" " Street very clever Dressmaker AM
= Designer. has begun work for tn
~ ~ public, and announces that she |
~. ready to serve you in any way per
ny tanning to sewing Miss Chandler |
ca graduate of King Home, Vile
University.
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