The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-29

Mrs. Webster Armstrong, maid of
honor, wore beautiful dress of white
crepe de chine and carried bou-
quet of white roses. Mr.. Webster
Armstrong was best man. Rev. Jen-
kins of Amarillo, officiated using the
ring ceremony in an impressive man
ner. Miss Florine Rutherford played
the wedding march. Mr.. and Mrs
Walls are at home, 1881 Il. Terrell
Ave. We wish for them the greatest
and sincerest happiness in their new
Efe and home.
The football game betw cen FoIt
Worth High and Jarvis Institute was
. holly contested affair. 1t was ono
of the snappiest games ever played
on a local gridiron. The final score
was 21-14 with Jarvis On the winnin
end. Great gains we're made by both
cams on forward passes and end
runs. abe stars for Jarvis were
Mosely and SaddleT; for Fort Worth
were Simpson, Ward, Hatcher and
ChildresS. The Jarvis boys won from
Dallas last Saturday by a score OF
81 to 0 Dollas and Fort Worth VIII
Oct ~, at 800 p m.
Mr. Thomas Reid of Mexico City.
is waiter at the Texas. Mr.. Kirvin
Of san Antonio, is also employed at
the Texas Mr.. Frank Stephens,
waiter at the Texas spent few days
in Dallas. Mr. Henry Jackson, waiter
at the TeAas, has been on the sick
list. He is out again and on the
job. To the Hote! Boys: Stop hang
ing on corners gossiping! Go to
church and get acquainted. Re-
member the public has its eye on
you, Holel Boys,
Mrs. Ruby Hurd of Mexia is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. VIM. White,
1916 e. 9th street.
The Southside Home Department
of Mt. Gilead Baptist Church met at
Mrs. P. A. Freos and South Main
Street.
Miss Curlie Robinson, 1901 E.
Annie is on the sick list. We wish
her a speedy recovery.
Sunday School was not largely at
tended at Morning Chapel c. NJ. f.
Church on last Sunday. Collection
1913. Rev. Spencer preached at IL
O'Clock. Ruth list Chapter, text 10th
verse. Where you go l shall also
go; your people shall be my people"
Epworth Lague at o'clock. Mrs.
NJ. L. Tucker presided. Prayer Meet
ing Wednesday night, Y. w. A. Club
Thursday night, Choir practice Fri
day night.
Misses Allen and Yeldell, in COM
pany with Messrs. H. f. and S. L.
Edwards motored to Dallas Sunday
They were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frazier.
Mr.. Leslie Walker of Dallas is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. Daniel Washington, 1920 Lee
Street, is on the sick list but i'm
proving at this writing.
Mrs. Irma Walden Lane of Long
view is in the city visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Medlock.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Nc
Grumpy, 500 Trombley street, Oct. II,
twins. Mother and babies are doing
nicely. Mr.. McCrumby is all smiles.
Dallas Express, Chicago Defender
Chicago Whip and Crisis on sale at
Temple Drug Store.
We are looking forward to hear the
wedding bells ring for certain
young lady. We see her every day
Read. Read. Read!!! So you will
have something to talk about.
Mr. Bohannar spent several days
IN Dallas last week on business.
The Volunteer Workers Club met
at the Y. w. c. A., Friday, Oct 21st
Twenty members were present. The
topic of the evening was plans to
raise money. Mrs. Mcmillan was the
spokesman of the evening She is
leaving the city in the near future
for Nashville, Tenn. We hate to
loose her. After the meeting de-
licious ice course was served by
Misses d. d. and Alethia Wooten
Miss r. d, Num-, President; Mrs
f. X. Oxford, Secretary
Or. N. T. Wallis is still on the sick
hist. Mr.. J. II. Mcconnell is also
still SICK.
Mr. Henry Y Davis, Jro 9O9 +.
LIST Street is spending the week in
San Antonio.
Mrs. +. NJ. Brooks of Dallas spent a
few days last week visiting Miss
H. A. Davis, 915 l., LIST Street
Mrs. Pinkie Stewart, ALE Road,
North Fort Worth, returner home
after a few months in the south.
Mr.. Nathoniel Meredith has return
ed from Colorado, where he spent
the summer. W. gladly welcome
him.
The Y. w. c. A. has been conduct
ing a carnival for the last week with
much success. Come out and do your
bit. Help on the building funds.
Follow the crowd to L. 9th and Jones
Streets. We, The women of Fort
Worth, should take more interest III
the "Y'-talk "Y"-visit the "Y'' and
SCI what our people are - II
you never go you will be like many
others who think we are not doing
anything. We have clubs that meet
every evening. Come out and join
a club and get acquainted Be of
service to our girls and boys. We
are expecting to see you ut the "Y'
next week, 2 9th and Jones Streets.
Visit the Y M. G. A. Cafeteria, con-
Quoted by Madam Edna Brown Oh
Jones near 9th Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Littlejohn of Wichita
Falls are visiting her sister, Mrs.
S. P. Darlington, 1917 e. Terrell
avenue.
Mr.. c. R. Robinson, 1916 e. Annie
Street was on the sick list last week,
but is able to be out again,
NEro Mary Crncsnn and grand