The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-10
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ed by Mr. Jas. caswell, Rev Aaron
Taylor and wife.
Sherman.-Mr Jim Nickerson died
in Dallas last night at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Dee Roark. Re
mains shipped here for interment The
graduation of young DR.. James Nc
GFiff, last month from Meharry Medi-
cal college with high honors puts
sherman again on the map. Young
McGriff is an alumnus of Fred Doug
las high school also finishing his A.
p. degree at Wiley University. He is
the son of Mrs. Amelia Davis. 1927
East Pecan street. He will be at home
next month for a short stay before
entering into his work. Little Miss
Dorothy Mae Mckinney, Lelba Mae
johnson, Rosetta Napoleon, George and
John Adams went to Denison to at
tend social repast given by Mrs.
Lillian Franklin. They were chaper-
oned by Mrs. Ozelia Napoleon. Mrs.
Estell Bell of Texarkana Texas, is
visiting her mother. Mrs Mollie Good
en-. Mrs. Lawrence Anderson of Tulsa
who has been visiting his brother.
Mr.. Eddie Blandon and family left
Sunday night enroute to Denver. Colo.
Mr.. Nathaniel Prince has returned
from Wiley University. Mr.. and Mrs.
Duke Smith of Denslon en- route to
81. Paul Mimi, their future home
visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hume
End inst. Mr. Pete Patterson of Sa-
pulpa. visited friends here End and
3rd inst The marriage of Mr.. VIM.
Jenkins TO Mrs. Alice Began was con-
summated night End inst at p. m. at
| the brides residence. 525 East Pacific
street. by Rev. j. M. Fountain. Both
are prominent and leading church
workers of st. John c. NJ p. Mrs
Ell ct
tended the wedding: DR.. and Mrs. A.
| N. Prince Miss c. w. Johnson. Messrs
IL. w. Ward and Ed L. Southern eft
morning, 3rd inst, for Grand Lodge
! session at San Antonio this week.
Rev. C. II. Bell visited Paul Quinn
College commencement. Mrs. r. d.
Simmons Of Marlin, is here keeping
house for her sister. Mrs. DR.. A. N.
/ Prince who is in attendance at Grand
Lodge X. az p. in San Antonio. Misses
Blanchie Mae Bell, Velma Evans and
/ Ruthis English iVve returned from
Wiley University, q. w. Hunt OF Dali
i las of l.. +. A attended local lodge
/ here night of the 26th ult. The fun
| eral of Mr.. Johnny Jones was held
, at his late residence, 31S West Laurel
| street by Rev. j. NJ. Fountain as
sisted by Rev. j. w. Williams. he
leaves a loving daughter, Miss Ger
LENA Jones. Out OF town relatives who
attended Mines. Lena Wilson and
Georgia Roark fneicel Of Paris and
Ia friend. Mrs. Mamie Williams of
of Bristowe, Okla. He formerly work
ed on official car OF Frisco with
Headquarters at Sapuipa, Okla OiI =,
GERS Of Civic League are Mines. M -.
Searcy, president: B. y. Kirkpatrick.
vice PRECEDENT; Lillian Allen, 2nd vice
+, presidents; N. B. johnson, secretary;
| Ada Dorchester, chaplain; A. N. Prince
Iparliamentarian; y M Fountain, re
| : nj E0RA
Stewart, president of Mothers club;
Miss frankie Gilbert of Dallas visited
Iher father Mr.. Tom Gilbert and ram
lily. Mrs. W. ]. Smith of Oklahoma
City, spent few days the guest OF her
sister. this week, Mrs Rosa Dllling-
ham. Grand banquet rendered Bishop
]. w. Mckinney at handsome Andrew 8
auditorium. night 23rd ult., oy 81
John c. NJ. L., Rev. NJ FOUNTAIN
p. c. and South Sherman G. M. H.
/ DANIELS ChapeD Rev. NJ. 70. Payne,
p. c. The stage was handsomely de-
corated Large numbers of out of town
visitors. One OF the grandest Social
events ever give a in the city was the
one rendered our much beloved ana
newly elected Bishop j. w. McKin-
ney. The stage was handsomely deco
rated with the national colors I'M
Guiding sweet scented flowers, ferns
I carnations, roses. In the center OF the
stage were two handsome chairs
handsomely decorated with sweet
scented flowers where sat the Bishop
and wife. Prof. u. II. Baker, assist
ant principal of Fred Douglass high
school presided over the program
which consi ted of songs, invocation,
solos etc. Miss Odessa Dorchester was
pianist for the occasion, The Floyd
Odum orchestra discourse music
throughout the occasion. The menu
was Of several superb courses. Many
compliments are due the stewardess
I.-kn oIst for hat
tons serving the menu.
CIeburue.--Prof and Mrs. J. J. Bur-
nett and j. Jewel and Miss Hoitense