The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-19
FORT WORTH.
SOCIAL EVENTS OF WEEK ARE
MANY.

the mind to have its faculteS Kept
on the stretch. II it like the effect
of walk in Fort Worth, upon the
body. Reading an essay Of Bacon's
for instance, or a chapter of Aris-
totle, or of Butler, if it be well and
thoughtfully read, is much like climb
tng up a hill and may do one the
same sort of good Set the tortoise
TO run against the hare, and even
If he does not evertake it, he will
do more than ever he did previously
more than he would ever have
thought himself capable of doing.
Set the hare to run with the tortoise,
he falls asleep. Get the habit of
reading.
After spending six weeks of pleas
ure in Southern Florida, Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Hall, Louisiana avenue, returned
to the city Friday morning and re-
ports a pleasant trip. Mr.. and Mrs
Hall, enroute stopped at different
points in Louisiana and other states
Mrs. Hall is much elated over the
orange groves and flowers of sunny
Florida, for she brought back several
species of the delicious, juicy fruit
Mr.. T. H. Robertson, 1915 E. 9th
Street, has returned to the city after
visiting in Hot Springs, Ark. Mr.
Robertson says Mrs. Robinson gained
nine pounds while away.
Rev. Underwood, D. D., of the First
Christian Church (white) lectured
to the Brotherhood OF Mt. Gilead
Baptist Church Sunday afternoon.
Those who heard DR.. Underwood,
said, it was an excellent lecture.
Never read a book through merely
because you have begun it, but read
all papers, magazines and periodicals
found on news stand at Temple Drug
Store.
Prof. and Mrs. A. l.. Marshall, 705
E. Terrell avenue, entertained the
members of the Samuel Huston Col
lege Club, in their geautiful home
last week.
Mr.. ]. d. Dunn, 1104 Eleventh Ave,
who has been on the sick list, is up
and able to be out again to the de-
light of his many friends.
Miss Laura Terrell of Mineral Wells
visited Mr.. G. l.. Robinson, 1904 7th
street last week.
Mrs N. S. Moseley entertained with
dinner at her home, 1870 Bryant
Avenue, in honor of Mr.. and MS.
Foster of Atlanta, Ga. Those pres
ent were, Hon. and Mrs. VIM. Nc
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram McGar
and Mrs. F. f. Epperson.
Listen! Read more, and talk less.
We handle the Dallas Express, Tem-
pie Drug Store.
Mr.. w. H. Harvey, the popular
insurance man, being president OF
the Royal Mutual Insurance Company,
left Monday for Austin of business
for the company. He will be out OF
the city for several days.
Miss Eenora Hall entertained with
very pretty party at Il, the palatial
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Frank,
1924 Louisiana avenue, Friday night
Many couples of the younger set turn
ed out and social amusements were
the pleasures of the occasion.
Mrs. Susie KendIIck Tatum. Hard
ing St, left Tuesday afternoon for
Norfolk, Va, to join her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Tatum are making Cir
ginia their home
One may as well be asleep as to
read for anything but to improve
his mind. morals and regulate his
conduct Have you visited the news
stand at Temple Drug Store? If not
why not?We handle all Negro TT
erature.
Mrs. Essie Jordan Roginson, White
St, left Thursday afternoon for Chi
cago, ILL.,, her future home. Mrs
Robinson is the wife of DR.. Arthur
Robinson of Chicago, but formally
of this city.
If its something to read, we have
it on stand at Temple Drug Store.
A very unique affair of the season
was the German Dinner, given by
the Mutual Art Club ladies of the
city and their friends at the beau
tiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Bogans, 1904 E. Terrell Avenue, Fri
day night. The house was beaut-
fully decorated in sweet peas, ferns
white baskets of spring flowers, car
nations, q LaFrance roses and sweet
peas formed a mound in the center
of the long table in the dining room
About so couples of gayly dressed
society people called during the af-
ternoon, and social amusements were
the pleasures of the evening.
Every reader, if he has a strone
mind, reads himself into the book
and blends his thoughts with those
of the author, so with the readers
of the literature found on the news
stand at Temple Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Finley, Steph'
enson ST., have as their guest theii
sister, Mrs. Saphronia Jenkins Of
College Station. Texas.
A very distinguished visitor in tht
city was in the person of Rev. A
r. Calhoun, General Secretary of the
Epworth League of Pine Bluff, Ark
Rev. Calhoun preached a very i'm
pressive sermon Sunday morning al
Morning Chapel C. M. e. Church
Bra and Crump Sts., of which Rev
M. II. Spencer is pastor.
Miss Catrina Clemens is visiting
in Marlin.
Mr.. Monroe Edwards died quite
suddenly at his home, White Street
Saturday morning, Mr.. Edwards at
tended lodge meeting Friday nigh
and seemed apparently well. But
after returning home complained o.
being sick Before medical aid coult
De given u'In ne was uedu' MI E'
wards was faithful Christian anC
beloved by every one, He was &
member of Mt Gilead Baptist Church
where the funeral rites were held
He was a member of the Masonic
lodge, also X. of P. He leaves
wife, many relatives and friends tC
mourn his loss. The remains were
shipped to Marshall, Texas, for in
terment.
On account of illness, Deacon
Johnson of Mt Gilead Baptist Church
is in Marlin. We hope for him ;
speedy recovery.
A dinner party of interest was tina
given by Mrs. Nadine Carter, Sunda,
ALBANIAN The tnhln 10nLad Nafl