The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-08-05


s,van a. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
N w simons 725 Buchanan Ave,
IN honor Of their little daughter, MISS
Malissa Deon Simmons. Ice cream,
cake. water melcn and punch We're
served Mr.. A. Powell left Saturday
night for Chicago. DR.. L. w. Whitman
and wife OF DeKalb. Texas, are IN
town on account OF the death Of Miss
mia Cook. Mrs. Gladys Smith and
little daughter left Saturday night
for Tulsa, OKLA, to visit relatives
and friends. Railway mail clerk, Ed
mond williams and family have re-
turned home, after an extended
visit to Eldorado, Ark. Rev. B. t.
Trammell of Pittsburgh. Texas was
In our city Sunday night and preach
ed a splendid sermon at Hopewell
church for DR.. Simon.
Gainesville churches we're ell.
attended Sunday. Rev. Morgal is
earring on revival at Mt. Olive
Baptist church Mrs. u. Thomas Of
Pasadena is visiting relatives. Mr..
=. L. Blackmon was in Sanger. Texas
Sunday. Mr.. James Groner was cal
led to Sherman, to attend the funeral
Of his father-in- law. Mr.. H. /. e.
Blackmon was in Sherman Sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude Wallace and daughter
are the guest OF Mrs. B. J. Brown.
ArdmOre.- Church was well attended
Rev. 4. T. Adams has returned to his
home after spending few days In
Kansas city. Three of the smallest
children OF George Robertson were
seriously burned and are improving
at this time Mr.. Willis Shelton has
returned to Ardmore after spending
a few weeks at his home in PaEis.
AbIIene.--Mrs. P. e. Alexander left on
the midnight train for Dallas to at
tend grand lodge of o. f. & II. II.
OF r., Sunday night Mr.. G. Batter Is
having a modern bungalow built on
his lots on N. 9Th street. Mr.. 81
Shanks has neat home grocery on
Willow street. Prof. o. Watts organic
ed brass band of "a pieces Thurs
dav night at residence of Mr. ana
Mrs Bell. Mrs. v. Graves OF Dallas
is visiting Mrs. F. Alexander on Ash
e. THE paul Quinn choral club gave
two beautiful numbers at Bethel A.
NJ. e. church Sunday night. Those
falling to see the girls on Saturday
can get their papers at Mrs. H..
Henry's Cafe.
Texas College Concert Company.
The Texas College Concert Company
is still rendering programs each nigh
They had a very pleasant and sue
cessful stay in Arthur city. The people
of that city spared no pains in max
ing II pleasant for the company
They were met by the Fosters and
by them they we're entertained. The
people witnessed the program, one
the concert. Some of the leading white
people witnessed the program, one
remarked that it was the best he
ever heard The concert company
motored in the day for a fishing trip
in the Fosters car. They went from
Arthur City for Hugo, Okla, there
they gave two concerts. Their pro-
gram was highly commenced py
all who heard them, the people are
anxious for them to return. Many
students seemed to be influenced
to attend Texas College after they
saw the programs. Mrs. Denmon and
Mrs. +. Blandon entertained the boys
Mrs. chatham managed the affair.
From Oklohoma the company comes
to Bogata, Texas and gives two con-
certs, white as well as colored wit
messed the programs. The concert
company is doing great work In
advertising the school. They have
lreceived many compliments from the
leaders Of our race also from some
of the leaders of the other race. The
concert company will appear at the
following places:
Shreveport. La, c. M. E. Temple
August Z.
Gibsland. La. c. NJ. E. church, Aug
Sth.
Homer. La, C. M. E.,church, August
"a Minden, La, C. NJ. E. church, Aug
ll1th and 18th,
Don't fail to hear them when they
visit your city. See the Man an
the lob" also hear the best quartettt
on the road. Members are as follows;
In. d. English, Pianist and student
manager, G. NJ. Stewart, LIST Tenor
| Maddox End tenor, II. Mowon,i
baritone, c. e. Booker, base.
Barthesyille, Oka.,. Little Fiona Eas
ter Robertson, the infant daughter o.
Mr. and Mrs. Kertha Robinson o
Meridian, Okla, departed this life
Saturday, July29th at 1920. Mrs
Robertson was visiting her parents
lip-law on George street. He left Mon
day on the 3:15 p. m. Mr.. Jack Ro
berts. Clentell Hives. James Hender
son Sundayed In Marlin. Mrs. EdneI
Cones Of Dallas, Texas, is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Jack Nc ore oil
Wiley street The home mission sis
ter and B. Y P. U. had great da!
at upper Zion Baptist church, thei
programs were put over in up t
6ass style. Mrs. e. A. Mozee, thei
able president, had the mission II
hand. there were many good rem
ditions of papers and declamations
DR.. ]. r. Redmond OF Dallas, fille'
the puryit and took for text. att
1878, subject, run woman with tn
message" He is an eloquent pulpi
orator. Mrs. Rachel Reed of Marlil
Baptist church. was with the goo,
sisters and made a good dem
! onstration on service, also Supt
T. E. chauncy Of Fails County Asst
alton, made short talk. Mrs, Mat
4 tie Hoperwood. Pres. OF r. Y. I
to-, also had warm union meetinl
in the afternoon. Rev. G. 9. Tay
llr Of Marlin first Baptist church
made short talk. Mrs. Mat
alone" Those who visited and par
ticipated with the sisters will no
soon forget that great diner in tn
evening. We must say those sister
knows wat every man needs. Mr'
Lucille Boone has retul ued to Hous
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