The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-08-27
PERSONALS.

1T is better to be safe than sorry"
Buy your wood and coal now.
DIR. and Mrs. A. Q. Shirley and
their little niece, Ertha Mae Mont
gOmery Of San Angelo, Texas, were
visiting relatives in Dallas this week.
DR.. Shirley returned home Wednes-
day. They were guests of Mrs. Bet
tie Shirley, 1926 Watkins street.
Mrs. Burney Evans, 1923 Trinidad
street is rejoicing over her recent
trap to Jefferson and Shreveport, La
She visited friends and relatives in
both places who royalty entertained
her.
Mr.. George P. Smith, formerly of
Dallas but now of Chicago, ILL.,. is
in the city after an absence of sew
eral years visiting his mother, Mrs.
q. A. Reece, 915 Bogel street.
Order your winter fuel now. Don't
delay, for delays are dangerous.
Messrs H. F. Mccoy, A. Smith,
G, f. Richardson and Sam Steven
son, quartette of Houston business
men and baseball enthusiasts were
welcome guests in the big North
Texas metropolis last Sunday and
Monday. The four pepper kids mo-
tored to the big burg They left
Monday night and said when leaving,
Its in Dallas"
Mrs. Almeta Davis 1915 Allen
Street has returned from six weeks
stay in the Panhandle. She will
leave for Houston next week to visit
relatives and friends.
r. Seth Gambrell and children
left Sunday, August 81. for their
home in Pittsburg, Pa, after a two
months stay visiting relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. J. c. Bass, 2130 Clark Street
is among Dallas Express readers to
be on the sick list.
Mrs. Thelma Dudley Means was
strickened suddenly with an attack
of acute indigestion at the home of
her mother, 1900 Clark Street last
week. She is still very sick.
Mrs. NJ. e. Wrenn of Whitewright,
Texas, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
NJ. A. Jones, 1916 Hallsville. She
was entertained by Mrs. Jones at
party last Friday evening. Quite
few friends were present.
Miss Fannie Anderson. 1901 Trim
idad is listed among those who are
confined to bed
Don't wait until winter comes be-
fore placing your wood and coal in
your back yard. Play 'em safe-buy
now.
DR.. W. r. Roberts, Palestine, Tex
as, president of the Endowment De-
part of Grand Lodge Colored knights
of Pythias, was in the city Saturday
enroute home from the Fifth Quad
rennial Session of American Wood
men held at Denver, Colo, and also
the Supreme Knights of Pythias held
at Topeka, Kansas.
Mr.. Thomas Peterson of Corsicana,
Texas, was in the CITY lest week
visiting his relatives. He was guest
of Mi and Mrs. John Craig, 2210
Allen Street.
Miss V. A. Johnson, an alumni of
Bishop College, and Mrs. ]. p. Oliver
student of Bishop College, are the
guests of Miss Leola A. King, a men,
Der of the Junior College class of
Bishop. Mr.. NJ N. Johnson accom-
panied Mr.. Oliver
John Mitchell, Jr.. of Richmond
Va, enroute from Topeka, Kansas
stopped in the city last Friday for
twenty four hours. Mr.. Mitchell en-
tertained number of friends at the
Garrick Theatre where they saw
up In The Clouds" His guest
were Miss Geraldine Broadus OF
Leavensworth, Kansas, Mrs. Lou Ella
Young. 1856 Giles Ave, DR.. Jefferson
of Richmond, George Risen of Dan
vile, Va, and NJ. T. Bailey of The
Bailey Press Bureau, 1888 State st.
Mrs. Maud Gray, 3545 Indiana Ave,
is back from Hughesville. Mo-, where
she visited her parents and ST. Louis.
Mo-, where she spent some time with
old friends.
Rev. e. D. w. Jones of Washington
D. c., leading minister in the A
M. E. connection, is in the city and
spoke to the congregation of Wal
ter's A. NJ. e. Zion church morning
and evening last Sunday Rev. Jones
was once pastor of Zion.
The Allen Christian Endeavor Con
vention held at Quinn Chapel A NJ
e. church was great help to En-
deavor workers and most success
full meeting was held. The dele
gates were highly entertained b.
Mrs c. B. Giddiens, vice president
of the League.
A thousand dollars worth of prop
erty in Aldine Square has been
turned over to the Bailey Realty c.,
1888 State Street, Of which NJ T. |
Bailey is president, to be handled by
them for the owners. Mr.. Bailey
has been quite busy for the past
ten days closing important real es-
tate matters for clients in and about |
the city.
Mr.. and Mr.. VIM. Mitchell of Little
Rock, Ark, who were called to the |
city a few days ago ON account oil !
illness of relatives in Morgan Par.
are enjoying themselves with theil !
many fraternal friends in the city
Mrs. Mary johnson, 726 Z. Ais
Street, has returned to the city from
Nashville, Tenn, where she went tc !
attend the funeral of her father, Mr.
JOHN Locke.
The fall session of The Enterprise
Institute, a general trade school witt |
office and buildings in Aldine Square
will open Sept. 9th with we'll equip
ped faculty.
Miss Geraldine Braodus left fol
her home in Leavensworth, KansaG
after spending two weeks in the cit,
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H, Young, 1856 Giles
Rev. George Anderson. 4509 Dear
born Street left the city for Spring
field, H., few days ago where h
will look after church work there
temporarily. Rev. Anderson return
ed to the city the first of the yea
from Roscommon, Mich. where h