The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-15
ATLANTA.

Atlanta Texas, Feb. 13.-Mr. Han
som Hicks of Shiloh community has
Just arrived from Camp Travis, hon
orably discharged and brings his
new bride with him. His friends are
very delighted to meet him. Mr. Will
lie Strodes of Dallas is coming to
make his home with his aunt, Mrs.
Sallie hurry Mrs. Susie Perkins
urday. Miss Odessa Lewis, the as
sistant teacher of st. Paul commune
ty was in town Saturday looking
after business. Mr.. Henry Mitchell
of Bivens, Texas, was in our city
meeting friends. Mr.. Jerry Dixon
left Saturday evening to visit his
mother at Kildare, Texas. Mr.. Geor-
ge Brown Of Lodi, Texas, visited his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Feat Crawford
and to look after business in our
town Saturday, Mrs. Lottie Williams
was a pleasant visitor in our city
Saturday. Mrs. Arvelia Taylor and
Mrs. Era Johnson left Thursday even
ing for Rusk, Texas, to visit rela-
tives and friends. Mrs. Essa John
son left Friday evening to join her
husband, Mr.. Charlie John at Green
wood Mrs. Mary Rice of Marshall,
Texas, the G.. II. ?. of the Interna-
tional Order of Twelve, Knights and
Daughters of Tabor came in Satur-
day evening and attended service
at Enon Baptist church, Sunday and
will meet with Lilly of the valley
Tabernacle No. 222 Monday evening.
We are glad to have such distinguish
ed visitors in our midst. Programs
are out for the coming of our most
worthy Editor Hon. w. Il. King,
who will address the citizens of At
lanta at 3 o'clock at the First Bap-
fist church. Everybody is cordially
invited. Don't forget time and place
at the First Baptist church at 8
o'clock, Feb. 18th. The Woman's
Home Mission Society of the First
Baptist church stormed Mr.. Moses
Pouncer and his little motherless
children some of the things that
were given: Mrs. Mary Ann Johns,
l quilt; Mrs. l.. Washington, l
quilt; Mrs. Henrietta Clark, / quilt;
Mrs. Nettie Watson, pair towels;
Mrs. Edith Hale, pair pillow cases,
| pillow. Everybody reports en- en-
themselves busy, cleaning house and
washing clothes. The motto is to
show myself pattern of good works.
We are glad 10 report Rev. w. d.
Miller slowly improving. Mrs. Mary
Terry came in from Paris. last Sun
day night where she was called to
the bed side of her daughter, Miss
Lucy Terry who was very sick with
influenza. She reports her some bet
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond Rains
visited Saturday night in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood Washing
ton Deacon w. S. Hale have bought
nice buggy and horse. The choir
practice at First Baptist church Sun
day evening was fine, the oTganist
Miss Fannie Mae Hale also the presi-
dent Deacon Joe Williams urges
each person, who sings in the choir
to attend these choir practices. Mrs.
Pearl Woodward writes from Orange,
Texas, and tells her friends how
much she enjoys reading the Ex-
press. She says she can not be
without it. The friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Webster regret very much
to learn of tn recent death of theiI
son, Jim Webster, who departed this
life Friday night and was laid to
rest in the Queen City cemetery.
Citizens of Queen City and Atlanta
extend sympathy to the bereaved
The reporter is very delighted to
note to the public of her apprecia-
tion to them for patronizing and
reading one of the best papers pub
li5hed in the South. Don't forget
to see her on 1877 Goree street, Mr..
Richmond Rains let Sunday evening
for Stamps, Ark, after spending a
few days with the Madam>