The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-22
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rOlI NOElH, leXdS, OCI. @uj lJ1l.
Mrs. Thelma Dudley Means and
Mrs. Grace Weems, accompanied with
Messrs. Leo Quinn and Horace Mad
ison of Dallas, motored over Sunday
and were guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l.. Began. 1916 Helen.
Prof. Fuller of Bishop College,
and Rev. Johnson Of Pittsburg, Tex
as, were the guest of Prof. and Mrs
T. H. Tabb
Mrs. Carrie Evans, 1910 Jones St..
while on her way to Mt. Gilead Tues
day night fell and died suddenly.
Death was due to heart failure. Fun
eral services were held in Morning
Chapel C. NJ e. church. Thursday.
Mrs. C. R. Robinson, 1916 r. An
ME Street, has returned after spend
ing several weeks in North Texas
There was a woman who never
bought anything she did not need
because the price was marked down.
The Dallas Express, Chicago De-
fender, Chicago Whip and Crisis for
sale at Temple Drug Store.
Remember you must hear Prof
Moore, of the James Z. Quinn School,
speak in St James Baptist church,
corner Harding and End streets,
Thursday night Oct 9th. Tickets
on sale at Temple Drug Store
Mrs, c. G. Butler 913 r. LIST St,
is up after several weeks on the
sick list
Mrs. Eula McNeese Ill Bryan
Ave, is on the sick list. We wish
her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. Ed Sloan, 315 Harding St, is
on the sick list.
st. Andrews NJ. e. church is hav-
ing a week end Fall Festival. Come
one and all! Rev. A. L. Carper, p.
c.
Miss Ruby Henley. 1921 L. 18th
street, left Sunday for two weeks
vacation visiting in Waco, Temple,
Bolton and other points.
Mrs. Jas, Patterson has returner
after spending two weeks in Tyler
and Corsicana. Texas.
The Executive Committee Y. w.
C. A.. plans carnival this week
10 raise money for the building fund.
We hope everybody interested will
attend
The Y. girls are playing tennis
evorv day inspite of the fact the
season is out; that means they are
determined to keen physically fit.
The Tuesday evening Y. Club hiked
out to the new mark and enioved
few hours of real outdoors finn ;
everybody is anXions TO 20 again.
The reception for the Fort W.
and Waco football teams SATURDAY.
;oA - III Ia
affair. Short talks were made nv
the captains and coaches Most all
of the High School boys and girls
we're present
An Elite Musicale under the aus
pices of the Senior choir and the
Musicale Literary Club of Allen
Chapel A. NJ. r. church. assisted by
the Famous Dunbar Quartette, Oct.
28, 1921, in Allen Chapel A. NJ. Il.
church, corner East LIST and Elm
Streets, under the management of
Madames NJ T.. Moore and f. j. V.
Quinn.
The Volunteer Workers Club met
Friday evening at the "Y' with Miss
Ruth o. Num- presiding. An inter-
esting program was held. Each
member giving quotations from pop
ular authors. Miss Annie NJ. Mathis,
Red Cross Nurse, was the chief
speaker of the evening. Miss Eve
Henderson and Miss Carrie n. Nc
Norton served the club a very ap-
petizing salad course.
The X, of p Carnival on White
and Mansfield streets is the talk of
the town.
ed after two months vacation in
the North and East She reports Il
splendid trip.
Mrs. Earnest Johnson, 1909 Mo.
avenue, has returned from the Golden
West where she spent several months.
She enjoyed nice time.
Miss D. d. Wooten spent day in
Dallas last week visiting the Fair.
The Kolonial Klub met with Mines.
Taylor and Griggs on Helen street.
Next meeting with Miss Hutchinson
on Helen Street
Mr.. Frank Smell of Kansas City,
Mo-, is waiter at the Texas Hotel.
Mr.. Fred McCaskill has returned
to the Westbrook.
Hurrah for the football boys who
romped away with Waco High by
score of q to 8. Joe Simpson was
the individual star for both sides.
He ran 80 yards for touch down for
Waco. Go on Joe we are with you
just the same.
Don't miss that wonderful Musicale
in Allen Chapel A. NJ. L. church.
Madames. Moore and Quinn choir and
literary builders, will have pro-
gram that will surely please all.
Mr.. l.. l.. Wallace, 1904 Z. Terrell
Street, left Saturday for Calvert on
business trip. He will retuhn
Tuesday and depart in a few days
for Meharry Pharmaceutical Col
lege.
Mr. T. f. Tolan, Supreme Knight
of the Golden Chain and other off,
GERS motored to Mexia and other
South Texas points
Mrs.Mellie Ward 1929 Gay, enter
tanned her uncle. Dr.. Z. G. Griggs,
president of the Colored Bank of
Palestine, Tuesday afternoon. A six
course dinner was served. Covers
were laid for four Mrs. Cora Booker
was also a member of the party
A gay afternoon was enjoyed by all
Mr.. j. II. Jackson was i'll few
days last week but is able to be at
work again.
DR.. H. H. Means of Wichita Falls,
spent few days in the city visiting
parents and friends. We wish sue
cess for him in his new field.
Miss Marcelette Madison left Sun
day for Waco and other South Texas
points.
Mr.. VIM. Kirkmore, 1929 f Hattie,
spent Sunday in Dallas visiting the
Fair.
Bring, phone or send news to the
Temple Drug Store, l.. 5000.
Mr.. Frank Johnson, the Musician,