The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-12
FORT WORTH.
Marriage, Parties and Deaths.

may mlh6 upon luelu. near Mudl
they have to say; but examine it,
weigh it, and judge for yourselves
This will enable you to make right
use of books-to use them as help
ers, not as guides to your understand
ing, as consellors, not as directors of
what you are to think and believe.
Have you read the Dallas Express?
1t can be found on stand at Temple
Drug Store.
Ehe beautiful home of Miss Doris
Wooten, Girls Work Secretary of
the Y. w. c. A, was the scene of
a linen shower in honor of Miss
Ellie Mae Roquemore. The house
was beautifully decorated in rose
pedal ideas and souvenirs of mdn-
ature parasoles were given each
guest. Many guests were present and
many beautiful and valuable pres
ents were presented TO the bride
elect. Brick ice cream and assorted
cake was served. Misses Alean Ed
wards and Maybe Hudson assisted
the hostess in serving.
Read the Dallas Express and other
Negro newspapers on stand at Tenn
pie Drug Store.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Tildon, Jr.,
had as their guest, Misses Ami Lee
Cooper and Estella Tucker Of Dallas
last week.
Mrs. Willie Wilkerson Patton, 1929
Louisiana Ave, entertained a few
friends with whist party, Thursday
night. Sherbert and cake was serv-
ed. All enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Mr.. H. j. Mitchell and brother,
Mr.. Ed Mitchell, sisters. Mrs. Alice
Nelson Young and Mrs. Amanda
Barnum were called to Marshall,
Texas, to attend the funeral of their
mother, who died Wednesday, March
2, 1921. They have the heart felt
sympathy of their many friends.
The Girls Reserve gave Vesper
Services at Shilo Baptist Church last
week About (5O) fifty girls were
present. Nine Pennybacker, Hum
bolt Street, was the principle speak
er for the day.
Did you read the news? You can
find 1t on stand at Temple Drug store.
Stop talking so much and read more,
Rev. NJ. H. Spencer, the popular
pastor of Rock Church, will leave
Wednesday for a few days stay in
Sherman.
Hill-COOper Wedding SOlemnized.
A very pretty wedding on Thurs
day evening, Feb. Gath was that of
Miss Maud Hill to Mr.. Oscar Cooper.
Miss Hill is the beautiful daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, 80 Armour
street. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. B. Meredith. They left FRI
day morning for Hearne, Texas, to
visit the groom's mother. They can
be found at home to their many
friends at 1865 HUMBOLDT street, The
Reporter wishes them a happy sail
in the matrimonial life.
If the riches of the Indies of the
crowns of all the kingdoms of Europe
were laid at my feet in exchange
for my love of reading, l would spurn
them all. Read! Read! Read!
We handle all kinds Of good Negro
literature on news stand at Temple
Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Woods entertain
ed with six course dinner party
Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Hattie Smith. Many guests called
and all enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Mayme Smith will sing her famous
Blues" in Fort Worth. March 90,
Hear her. She will be accompanied
by her Jazz Orchestra.
Mr.. Willie A. Maxey of Paris, Tex
as, of the S. A. Maxey Undertaking
business was in the city last week.
Mr.. Isaac Wickliff, brother of Mrs.
Lena Tidwell, departed this life, Fri
day Feb. 49, Mr.. Wickliff was ill
only a very short while. He leaves
two sisters, Mrs. Tadwell and Mrs.
Henrietta Gray, one nephew, Mr..
James Ward and host of friends
to mourn the loss. The reporter
extends a hand of sympathy to the
relatives in this their sad hour of
bereavement.
A grand affair-was the banquet
given by the Business Mems League
of Mineral Wells, Thursday night,
toast master.
made by some of the prominent
speakers of Mineral Wells. A fine
menu was served and all who heard
and enjoyed the eats declared it
one of the best of the season. The
reporter of the Dallas Express of
this city attended and words fail
her to express how she enjoyed her
self.
Happy is he who has laid up in his
youth and held fast IN all fortune,
genuine and passionate love for
reading. Read the news on stand
at Temple Drug Store. We handle
all leading Negro literature.
Hear Maymie Smith sing her won
derful blues" Wednesday night.
March 90.
Mrs. May Kavanaugh of Riverside,
who was called to Shreveport, La,
on account of illness of her sister,
has returned home and reports leav-
ing her sister much improved.
The clubs of Fort Worth are doing
some wonderful work in regards to
the needy in the city. May these
clubs still live and grow to do great
er and nobler work for fallen men
and women, throughout the city and
country Long live these wonderful
club women is the best wishes Of
a friend.
We should accustom the mind to
keep the best company by introduce
ing it only to the best books and
papers found on the news stand at
the Temple Drug Sore. We handle
the best,-we sell the best.
PALM SUNDAY CELEBRATION.
The Courts of the Order of the
Heroines of Jericho of Fort Worth,
viz: Alpha, Himount and Grand