The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-29
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la Thomas is quite sick at her home
on Cottonwood and Hanna SITS.
Mrs. Alberta Woodson Moore and
her sister, Mrs. Jimmie Glass left
Monday to spend a few days with
their uncle, Mr. w. H. Holland of
Marlin, thence to Houston, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. PARROT.
Mr.. and Mrs. PARROT spent few
days in the city last week at the
bed side of Mr.. PARROTS cousin.
Mr.. John Williams was down from
Thornton last Friday and returned
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Benson left
Wednesday for Waxahachie, where
they will live. We regret to loose
this family and trust that they may
make good in their new field of
labor.
Mr.. J. E. Robertson of Houston, is
in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Robertson, his parents.
Mr.. r. Douglass of Waco, is in the
city visiting his father and other
relatives.
Mrs. Amanda Griffins is back home
after spending a few weeks in Dali
las with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Warner.
Mr.. Sam Gray shot and killed Geo.
Massey, Saturday morning on Mr..
John Andersons farm five miles
west of town. Particulars are not
as yet known.
Mrs. Rena Reese of Bryan is in
the city visiting her cousin, Mr.. R.
Ordeson
Mr.. Dennis Glass of Highbank was
down Friday to visit his wife and
lodge last week. Mrs. L. c. Hutcher-
son is repairing her home on North
Cedar street.
Miss Jesse Miles Williams was on
the streets, Saturday.
Mr.. Minor Brasmon and family left
Monday for Rice. where they will
spend few weeks.
Miss Vera Dram is now a subscrib-
er to the Dallas Express.
Mr.. VIM. Dem is back from the
Oil Field of West Texas. Mr. To-
bias Woodland came home Sunday
after spending fortnight with her
brothers.
Rev. Frank Erby is quite sick at
his home in North Calvert. Many of
his members of the church at Thorn
ton, came down Sunday to see him.
Mr.. S. w. Watson and family re-
turned home last week after spend
ing a few weeks at Baileyville, Texas.
Rev. P. E. Castle of Bryan, Texas,
was in the city the guest of Mr.
Chas. Woodson, Sunday
Mrs. Francis Pierson is back after
spending three weeks in Mart at the
bed side of her sick son. 0ssie
Prof. r. c. Clark left a few days
ago for his old home, Terrell.
Mr.. John H. Simmons of Bryan is
in the city visitin Mrs Catherine Haw-
kins. Prof. A. burlington of Branch
vile has moved to town tot oct the
benefit of the Calvert school. He
is the principal of Maysfield and a
successful farmer.
Mr.. S. X. King, w. H. Wharton
and Golden Bolts came down from
Thornton today to visit their sick
pastor
Mrs. Matte Simms of Thornton is
in the city visiting the bedside of
her pastor.
Miss Jesse Mae Tucker left We'd
nesday for Kosse, where she goes to
begin her school work as assistant
teacher at Shady Grove under Prof.
Washington.
DR.. w. H. Hammond was in the
city Sunday visiting parents.
Rev. NJ. L. Covington returned
Thursday from Ebnezer' Community
in Milan County, where she spent
few days, the guest of his mother.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Station mr.
chased nice home last Monday and
moved same on his lot. They lost
their home few years ago by fire.
Mt. ZiOn..
Sunday school was opened on time
with Supt. J. e. Williams at his post.
Many old as well as young were out.
Collection went over the top. At 8
p. M, Rev. J. S. Robertson of Alex
ander Community preached and again
at night we were made glad. Mrs.
T. NJ. Williams president of Mission
airy Society of Calm District came
home. Saturday from Houston, where
she attended the board meeting. Dea-
con P. M. Joddie is back from Hous-
ton attending board meeting. Mrs.
Francis M. Williams is on the sick
list this week. Mrs. Mary T. Ed
ward was out to church today for the
first time since she returned from
the sanitarium at Dallas. Mr. ]. E.
Williams, Will Eldridge, Noble Doygan
and the Dallas Express hustler at Mt
Zion and Pleasant Grove motored to
town Sunday and was back to night
service on time.