The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-12-06
SOME TOWS IN TEXAS
CALVERT.


Calvert Texas, Dec. 4.-Rev. H. C.
Brisby and wife are In the city ar
ranging TO move TO their new home
east ok Bryant.
Rev. @. w. White OF East Calvert
Circuit, was sent to Carrigan. Polk
county. Texas, at last Texas Confer
ence.
DR.. Thos. Moore and Miss L. A.
Iindall were married Thanksgiving
and LEFT for their home in Macon,
Ca.
The Calvert Independent District
teachers (Colored) met In extra SEES
sion Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gertrude Brasmon. Miss Points
and Miss White worked up a nice
entertainment Thursday night.
We are glad TO report Mrs. o. X.
Thomas much improved at this writ
ing.
News reached Calvert OF the death
Of Mrs. Ben Harris at Kosse, Texas.
Mr.. r. B. Wimbley left Thursday
for wichita, Kans., where he will
enter into pullman service.
Prof. b. Y. Aycock passed through
the city Thursday en- route to Cor
eicanA, Texas, 10 attend executive
committee OF the G. U. o. of o. +.
Rev. G. w. White is back from an
nual conference.
Mrs. L. J. Juddie of Baileyville,
Texas, spent the weekend in the
city. the guest Of Mr.. Juddie's faith
or and sisters. Prof A. II. Minis
left Thursday night 10 attend execu-
tive committee Of the Odd Fellows
Of Texas, which was called to meet
In Corsicana, on the rs ult.
Mrs. Elector Ayers left Wednesday
night for Dawson and Hubbard City
where she goes to visit her sons,
aunt and Sam Ayers.
Miss Mamie Gillard, daughter Of
Mrs. GiIliard is quite sick at her
home on Wharton St., we pray for
her speedy recovery.
The mother Of Mrs. Jesse Mae
Yepp is sick at her home on Nit
chell street, between Post Oak and
Magnolia streets,
Miss Susie Salter and Miss A. B.
Price are on the sick list this week.
Rev Robinson Of Houston, preach
ed Sunday night, text Matt. 1924,
theme Behold the King Cometh."
Row. W. NJ Clark OF Houston, was
hindered Tuesday night because Of
inclement weather but Wednesday
night we were Entertained with a
sermonette,
Mrs T. M Williams Is back from
Houston, where she has been at
tending the board meeting and re-
ports q good session. Mr.. Samuel
Polk is here from Branchville, on
business in interest OF the X. OF P.
Lodge. Mr. Samuel Eldridge Is back
from Ennis. Miss Amanda Mcdonald
and her brother, Jack motored from
Rockdale. Thanksgiving to see Mrs
GENEVA Juddie. Mrs. Lizzie White
of Fort Worth, visited her sister,
Mrs. Headie Taylor, after spending
q week she returned to Fort Worth,
Nov. 20. Mrs. Winnie Schaffer, who
has been here four months from
Montgomery. Ala, visiting Rev. f.
l. Rodgers and family. who is her
relatives left. for MONTGOMERY, Ala,
today. Mrs. Rachel Foster is back
from Thornton, where she has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Carrie Mat
thews.
Mr.. and Mrs, Herman Biggs are
the, proud parents Of boy.
Mrs. s. =. Langston motored to
Providence to church. Sunday.
Mrs |. o. Talley and Mrs. Lucy
Branch visited Mrs. Alice Carriers
Sunday looking after the sick.
Miss Ethel johnson of Wichita
. Falls, is IN the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs X. b. Walton.
Mrs. j. M. Miles Of Highbank is
In the city visiting her sister. Msr.
o. X. Thomas,
Mr.. l. 4. Turner OF Merkel. Texas,
Is IN The city visiting his mother and
other relatives
Miss Pear Points left Sunday even
ing for Reagin, where she goes to
teach school.
Mrs. Maggie Mccullough is a con-
slant reader Of the Express. She
spent few days in Mart, with her
sister, Mrs. Woodward.
Prof. II. s. Farris spent Sunday
with home folks.
Mrs. Julia Crawford OF Groesbeck
spent the Weekend in the city visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Minnie Reid and
other relatives.
Miss Pearl Points left Sunday even
Ennis and Wa1ahachie TO visit cela-
tiyes. Mrs. Mary Mays Of Bryan aud
Mrs. Martha Simmons OF Hearne are
in the city visiting their cousins
ter, M,nn me summons luminous - -. nm.
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