The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-24

MARSHALL. On Thursday June 18th a
beautiful home wedding was solemniz-
ed at the home of DR.. and Mrs. ]. o.
Williams The occasion being the mar
riage of their daughter, Fannie Mae
to Prof. H. X. Robinson The home
was beautifully decorated and a host
Of friends were present. Promptly at
$3.50 o'clock the bridal party came in
to the strains of Mendelsshon's we'd
ding march, played by Mrs. Lucille Do
gan Tiger. Mr. Hobart Reid was best
man and Miss Lillian williams the
brides sister, was maid of honor The
pride came In alone and was met by
the groom. DR.. C. X. Brown, pastor
of Ebenezer church performed the
ceremony They left Immediately on
the Sunshine Special for Rockdale,
Texas, their future home. They were
number OF their friends, where they
generously showered them with con-
gratulations and rice as a token of
good luck and happiness. The bride
carried beautiful boquet of white
gladiolas and fern tied with a big bow
of white Tnaline and she wore smart
coat suit of tan colored tricotine with
hat, gloves, shoes and other occa-
cessories to match She is graduate
capable Professor Of RoclSdale. Texas
and is principal OF a school at Lin
coin. Texas. gifts from the many do
nors were numerous and choicey They
departed with the blessings and good
wishes of a host of friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell who diedat
her residence in Eastern portion, of
this city, after a long illness, will be
The u. p. f. and s. NJ. T. are making
elaborate preparation for the coming
of the. y: b. F, grand lodge which
meets in Marshall in the latter part Of
July. Dr. o. !. Bledsoe and Lieut.. Col
p. p. Dennis will see after the homes
for all persons attending the grand
lodge. Mrs. j. v. Stewart is doing
very nicely since her operation al
Kahn's Memorial hospital. Mrs. L. A.
jackson of Palestine is the guest OF
Mrs. w. III. Jackson. she Is associate
Royal q. Matron OF Mason, Mr.. r. IT,
McFarlln leayes for Chicago, which
will be his future home. he will live
with his daughter Mrs. Beatrice Bag
by Mr.. Joe Floyd died at his residence
on Mills street after a short Illness
with diebeta coma remains shipped to
New Doggy for interment buried with
honors of the X. OF P.'s, Woodmen
and u. 3. r. The returned students
from TuslSegeel institute were royalty
entertained Thursday night by the
Tuskegee club at the residence of
Miss Sarah Anderson.
OkmuIgee, OIkla.---Judge d. ]. Wal
lace delivered the pricipal address at
the N. A. A. c. p. meeting last Sum
ay. Bishop Harnet. presiding bishop
of Oklahoma and Arkansas. was here
Monday. June 18th. delivered an able
sermon at st. Paul C. M. e. church of
which Rev. j. b. Brooks Is pastor.
Mrs. J. b. Brooks and children are
here. They are handsomely domlciled
In the C, NJ. e. parsonage. Rev. Brooks
the pastor of st. Paul is bringing
things to pass. The church fair at
Franklin Chapel M. T.. church last
week was a grand success. The va
rious attractions were interesting.
Mrs. Sallie Bowser of Muskogee. was
a weekend guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Minnie Brown of 307 North Mus
kogee avenue. She departed Saturday
for Muskogee. The nineteenth Is be-
ing celebrated her today. An overflow
be forth coming. Little Eula Mae
Thompson aged three years. daughter
of Mrs. Annie Thompson died Saturday
evening after a brief Illness, funeral
Sunday at st. Paul G. M. T.. church.
Rev ]. y. Brooks officiated. Marcus
Garvey, chief promoter of the u. N. J..
A. addressed an audience in the Dream
land theatre Saturday night For pub
lie information, the following questions
were put up to Mr.. Carney. How
can you be provisional president OF
Africa and at present. British sub
ject. natlce of West India?
Aft you succeed in Harvesting up
the American Negro in the U. ~ ]. A.
and raise the million dollars and
pay off the Liberian debt, what will
the American Negro derive from 1t?
AS British subject will you not have
TO pay off the debt through the Brit
ish consul? Why not become an AM
erican citizen to lead the American
Dr. A. L. Wallace. stole away from
friends here last week. His friends are
delighted to know that he is at home
with a wingless angel he foun In
New Orleans. Mrs. Wallace Is one of
the accomplished ladies of New Orr
leans. DIR. Wallace, leading physician
Mrs. 6. Beverly of 3O7 North 18th
avenue accompanied Bertha Haley OF
Tulsa. departed for Paris. Texas. Sat
urday night to visit relatives and
friends
la Junfs. CoIo.---The programs at
both churches were good Sunday. Mss
Katherine Jones. the Superintendent OF
the Mt. zion Sunday school with her
teachers raised S6.31 In Sunday school
Sunday mofning. Mrs. Lena Masor. the
great evangelist is In the city. Come
oh Gnu Mrs. Mason son is domiciied at Mr..
and Mrs j. w, Marsh8lls, 617 Smith
Ian avenue. Rev. o. b. S. Ware OF
Houston. Texas, was Joined In holy
matrimony on June Sth at Walesen-
burg, Colo. TO Miss Clara Bumpero.
We hope the couple pleasant sail
upon the sea of matrimony. Miss Ma
RE Hall is home again, and is all
smiles. Mrs Ida Jenkins and children
of wellington. Kans., are visiting
their parents and grand parents. Mr..
and Mrs. M. A. Hall, Grand Master
Cammell of the u. b. Fs and S. NJ.
It's of Denver was q visitor to the
city. Misses Freeman. Kelfas, MI. and
Mrs Jones of Pueblo, Colo. were wish
tors to the city Miss Freeman rem
dered a solo to tie audience. Mrs.
Dudley an little son of Garden city.
Kans.. were in the city visiting her
hueband and son, David. Miss Gladys
Garth Is q reader Of the Express. Lit
tie Miss Hariette e. owens visited
her aunt and cousin not long ago in
Cheraw. Las Animrs won the game
from the In Junta Tigers Sunday. Mrs
Valley Maj shall gave a big nice Bible
to the A. M. T.. church. Mrs. r. o.
Moore read an excellent paper Sum
day In the new church auditorium.
Mrs. Ruth Greene and chilli zen left
for Wichita, Kans., ON the 10th to
visit her father and friends. Mrs. Eva
c Woods is IN the city. Mrs. c. NJ
Jones, and daughter, Fay Helen. and
Mrs. M. Clark OF Pueblo arc spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. L. 7.
ManleE
Wentherford. Services well attend
ed Sunday Brother G. A. Newbil
preached SUNDAY at IL o'clock. AT
$3.50 Sunday ni,sht the daughters OF
ssgni Ffsacis No. Il Lad their annual