The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-01

j. S. Sutton officiated. After the
marriage the bride and groom and
host of friends were royalty enter
tanned at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Sibley. The menu served was:
chicken and dressing, rice, English
peas, sliced tomatoes on lecture
leaf, lemon sherhert and cake. The
happy couple LETT Wednesday Sept.
Il, for their home in Bremond, Tex
as, Mrs. Campbell of Tyler, Texas,
who has been here for some time
for her health has returned home.
Mrs. Will Parker is in Fort Worth
for few days. There were several
Mineral Wells base ball fans who
visited the Fort Worth and Mem
phis series. The persons attended
the game: H. NJ Jordan, Sidney
Thompson, Hiram Smith. John Nc
Craney, Wiley Craig, Leroy Reed.
Mrs. Callie Harden of Sherman, Tex
as is pleasant visitor in the city.
Mrs. Joe Russell who visited rel
atives in Muskogee, Okla, has re-
turned. Mrs. Smith of Dallas Wis
tied her sick brother, c. A. Fisher.
here last week and has returned
home Mr.. c. Dement, and his sis
ter are preparing to send their child
rem to Hawkins to school next week.
Sherman, Sept. 29-Mrs. Oneitha
Floyd left Path instant for Oklahoma
City to visit her cousin, Mr.. Louia
Williams and family, a wealthy real
estate man; and also gave several
musical recitals there.
Miss Inez Miles has matriculated
in Wilberforce, Ohio.
For Staple and fancy groceries, ice
cold drinks go to Mrs. j. A. Folks
Grocery, near Holiness church.
The funeral of Rev. Chas Burke,
aged assistant local minister of Har-
mony Baptist, was attended after
noon 21st instant at Harmony Bap-
fist by Rev. H. d. Allen, the pastor.
Mrs. Carrie Nolan of Fort Worth is
visiting Mrs. ]. w. Harris and fam
lily, 712 e. Chaffin street Rev. Mrs.
Cecil Watts of Brooklyn, N. Y, the
worlds greatest Colored Evangelist,
will be here in big ten days meet
ing at Payne Chapel A. NJ L. church
beginning Oct. 6, closing on 10th.
1t was through the efforts of Rev.
H. P. Evans, the pastor of this great
body, he is coming. Jevenile Ten No.
20. American Woodman were royalty
entertained afternoon of oath instant
from to 7 in Social repast on Fred
Douglas school park Mrs. Jackson
Mitchell and Mrs. N. s. Everett
Worthy Guardians. Prof ]. R. Pat
terson, after short vacation has
resumed his work at Goodson's drug
store. Fred Douglass School assign
ment of teachers: Prof. A. }. Kirk
patrick, principal. 10th and 18th
grades; Prof. f. H. Baker, 9Th and
9th grade; Miss Allie Mae Lewis,
9Th and 9TH grades; Miss T. A.
Johnson, 9Th grade; Miss Lola Mae
Douglass, 4th grade; Miss Glcnnie
Hamm, 3rd grade; Miss C. w. John
son, End grade; Miss Rose Hill, High
LIST: Mrs. X. E. Porter Low list; Miss
Lucille Mitchell, domestic art; Miss
Nora Bailey, teacher Of Commercial
course. The advanced grade (11th)
includes the following students;
Misses Oiean Sims, MAY Louise Over
by, Halle Watson, Lucille Houston,
Fanny Johnson, Nellie Douglas, Cath
crime Woodroe; Messrs. Yancy Gas
ton, Leroy Kirkpatrick, VIM. NJ Nc
Kinney, REYNOLDS Douglass, Elster
Pitts and Augustus Arteberry. The
funeral of Mr.. Jeff ]. Center, who
died oath instant at his home, cor
ner College and Branch streets was
attended Sunday at Harmony Bap-
fist church of which he was con-
sistent member. Funeral by. Rev
H. D, Allen, the pastor; auspices of
Polar Star Lodge No. 33, Masons.
His son, Mr.. John Center of Waco
attended. Mrs. Elizabeth Walker has
returned from GAINESVILLE, where she
went TO the bedside Of her sister,
Mrs. NJ. r. Chancey, who returned
with her Mrs. Sally Vaughn and
daughter. Miss Annie Weaver Vaughn
have returned from Sulphur Springs
and Tulsa, Okla. The funeral of Mr.
Joe Burton was attended afternoon
25th instant at Harmony BAPTIST
church hy Rev. II. D. Allen. his pas
tor. Funeral was held under aus
pices Of J.. r A. Mr. Porter Bur-
ton. bis brother of Kansas CITY.
Mo. attended. Mrs. Susie Bailey has
returned from Chicago Mrs. RVS
sell Johnson and baby of Austin,
after a short visit here to his faith
er, sister and brothers. have return