The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-05-03
GREENVILLE.

Greenville. Texas, May Church
services we're generally good at all
the churches Sunday. Mr.. ]. H.
Stephens, well known and re-
spected citizen and a man noted for
adventures left in his big Buick
automobile last Thursday for Mexico.
Rev. B. T. Trammell, wishes to
pay his respects to Madams w. #.
Simons and H. d. Culberson. for the
success that came to them in the
Easter rally, when $4,000 was raised
for education and other purposes, and
Prof. H. D. Culberson, also comes
in for his share OF the honors for
the excellent program. Mrs. Sophie
M. Teycer, the wife of DR.. B. L.
Teycer, who have made their home
in Kansas City, Kan, for some time,
is here to spend a few weeks with
relatives and friends, Mrs. Teycer
was reared in Greenville and it goes
without saying that she has count
less number of friends here. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Allen. Mrs. L. M. Johnson, closed
her school last Friday at Campbell,
number of friends who attended
the closing reports that it was fine,
Miss Johnnie v. Amos. presided at
the piano Mrs. Lucy Williams, of
Sulphur Springs, is visiting Mrs. Vim
ME L. Hooker, Mrs. Hester johnson,
of Neylandville, is here with her
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Brigham. Mrs.
M. M. Mckinney, who has been teach
ing in Rains County for the past
seven months is now at home for
the summer. Mrs. Harizona Crav-
ems, the sweet singer of New Hope
who has been confined to home for
several months with paralysis, is inn
proving quite deal. Madams r. A
Culberson, G. w. Brown, Virgil
Brown and ]. Rollins, made a fly
ing trip to Dallas. Madams G. A.
Higher and Eliza Grundy of Gilmer
are here to see their brother, Mr..
B. Brooks.
Mrs. Leola Lewis and Miss Lucille
Murrell, spent several days in Dallas
last week visiting relatives they re-
port a nice time Mrs. Ausbrooks is
also in Dalls to see her daughter
Mrs. Gertrude Houston. Mr.. Jas. Roi-
Inns, who lost his home by fire more
than year ago has purchased a
house and had it moved to his LOT
he will move soon.
Madams Lea Bryant, Vennie hook
er and Lucy Williams spent Friday
in Campbell. Mrs. Dora White Of
Arthur City, Texas. is here at the
bed side of her sistar, Mrs. Rebeccs
Johnson, who has undergone a Sc
rioVs operation, we are glad to say
at this writing that she is doing
well.
Mrs. ]. II. Bell, is spending the
most Of her time in Clinton, where
her husband Is doing some farm
work. Mrs. octavia Holmes. who was
been in the sick room for scnte time
is at holae taking a much needed rest
Mrs. A. B. Culberson, is rapidly re
gaining her health to the delight OF
her many friends. Mrs. NJ s. Atkin.
son, the wife Of DR.. N. ]. Atkinson
has suffered some little illness thai
did not prove serious to and she
was able to continue her work.
Mr.. Howard Medlo,k and Miss
Louise Gatlin were quietly married
Sunday afternoon at the home of the
brides brother, Mr.. Jack Gatlin, Rev
A. F. Johnson, officiated. We have q
line of business houses on johnson
street. that delights to take the Dali
las Express. as do our professional
men. Warren Chapel M. e. Church
will begin a revival Monday night
May. 9Th. Rev. M. Fountain of Sui
phur Springs will be III in charge
don't fail to hear him.