The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-01
Personal Mention.


Mrs. French WITS manicurist at
=. b. TerrelPs barber shop.
Mrs Willie May Lucas of El Paso,
daughter of Mrs. Matte Miller, 1915
Beleview, after spending two months
with her mother, returned home last
week much improved in health.
Rev. ii. H. Palmer, 1904 Leonard,
spent Tuesday in Ft. Worth, special
guest at dinner party.
Mrs. o. B. Smith, 81 Montrose Ave
st. Louis, Mo-, is visiting her sister
Mrs F.. 7. Taylor, 310S Cobb Ave,
With whom he will remain a month.
Mrs. A. r. Alexander, Bali Thomas
Ave, os conValescing after an attack
Of illness.
Mrs. P. H. Henderson of Waxa-
hachie is in the city visiting her
sons and daughter in-laws. She is
stopping with her son, A. r. Hender-
son 360S Thomas Ave.
Mrs. Grazolia Thrash, 3511 Thomas
Ave-, left Wednesday night for New
York City where she will enter
Columbia University. She will take
a specil course In Domestic Science
and will return to Dallas in early
fall to resume her duties in Public
school here.
Mrs. Gus Murray, 1913 Thomas Ave,
is improving after having had a
minor operation.
W.. o. Curtis, furniture finisher
at Anderson furniture Co., has just
returned from an extended stay at
Navasota, Houston and Galveston
His visit was business trip mixed
with pleasure.
Mr.. Chintz Moore was nursing
baby; we would like to know if he
is the father or grandfather.
Bud Drake is washing dishes at
the Oklahoma Cafe these hot summer
days, and Is very proud of his job.
Eli. Montgomery has opened new
lunch stand and is serving chewing
gum and light-bread and beer
Mr.. w. ID. James is taking tickets
at the Base ball game now days; he
is making first rate fan; he amt
Secretary no more.
Haze and Haze Company is showing
this week at the Park Theatre and
hey have a fine bunch of youngsters
With their Company.
We pay for any number of days
Progressive Mutual Benefit Associa-
ton, jackson Street.
Mr.. Miller, manager of thte Home
trade shoe store says 1t pays to
advertise in the Dallas Express and
speaks well of his Colored Patrons.
The Dallas Upstairs Shoe Shop is
another satisfied customer of the
Express.
The U. S. Coffee Company has in
creased their business through the
columns of the paper. Thirtf-fiye
thousand olored people of this city
are backing the firms who advertise
in their paper; it will pay to take
notice
These are the names of some of
the merchants who get results from
their advertising in the Dallas Elk
press: Home Furniture Co; Long
Wear Boot Shop $40 Elm St.; New
York Wall Paper House; Wells De-
partment Store; w. T. Farley;
Hughes Auction and furniture store;
Rudes Gents furnishing Store; Grand
Central Theatre; Model Taiorls says
that 95 per cent of their business is
from the Colored patrons. Chambers
Tailoring Shop; j. w. jenkins Shoe
Co.; Texas Dry Goods Co. Some of
he merchants speak very nicely OF
he results they get from their adj
rertisement in this paper.
Miss Pauline Harden. the young
Movie Star has had her hair bobed
this week and is making ready for
another picture that she Will Star
in. With Bobed hair her friends
wish her much success in THE game.
Mr.. Collington Hayes and wife,
both friends of Mr.. R. McDade arrived
in the city Monday with their Vaude-
will Stock to play weeks engage
ment at the Park Theatre. They
have a very nice little company and
playing nightly to paying crowds II
would be best off for you to go and
see them.