The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-08-28

sa.. Okla, who is in the city visiting
Bale Finnel has returned from Ard
more, Okla This my last week as
agent for the Express. Who will
take it? J. NJ. Morris, Agent.
Crandnll, August 26-Mrs. Winnie
Jones and Miss Callie Tyson are
sick Mrs. Georgia Smith is visiting
in Alto. Mr.. William Rowe visited
several points in east Texas this
week. Mrs. Luke Nilsson and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Thornton visited in
Nova0a, this week. MIS-. Willie Dix.
on and son of Corsicana are here
visiting her mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
J, P. Campbell of Dallas visited Mrs.
Campbelrs sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Vim. Rowe. Messrs. I, aac
Moore, Ran Anderson, Williams, Ed
gar Copelin and Mr.. Arthur Hubbard
visited Dallas Sunday. You will fiud
the Express at VIM. Rowe's Cafe
every Saturday.
Wolfe City, August 26.-Sunda!
School was well attended. Rev. J..
|. Gilmore was at his church Sun
day. Miss Sadie and Elsie Mcknight
returned to their home at Telephone
Mr.. Arthur Ward was in Ladonio
Sunday.
Atlanta, Aug. 26.-The remains of
Mrs. Reebie Dunn who died in Tex
arkana Friday night, Aug. Goth were
shipped to Atlanta by the Richard
son Company for burial Interment
was made in Atlanta cemetary, Rev.
]. j. Deloney officiating She is
survived by a husband, a father, two
brothers, three children and step
| mother. Mr.. Ed. Reed of Dallas
spent the week end with his mother,
Mrs. Jane Thomas and his sister,
Mrs. Malissa Black. Mrs. Allie Nc
sister, Miss Lucille, who is critically
| i'll. Mrs. Laura Wiley spent Friday
with Mis-. Lizzie Simon. Mrs. Fannie
Johnson and Mrs. Carrie Jackson
visited Mrs. Lula Mae Crawford at
Texarkana Saturday. Mrs. Mamie
Sewell of Kildare visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Sewell. Mrs.
Josie o. McCay of Texarkana re.
turning from Bryans Mill stopped
over a few hours. Her sister-in-law
Mrs. Dinah Dlalock accompanied nor
home. Mrs. George Walker Uf nal-
las is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Berry
Black Mrs. Eula Walker of Dallas
who was visiting her brother, Mr..
Ben Black, left Sunday evening for
BTyan's Mill. Mr.. Reuben Crisis of
Stamps, Ark, arrived in our city
Sunday evening for the funeral of
Mrs. Rcebie Dunn. Mrs. Myrp VIII
liams is much improved in health.
Rev. j. ]. Deloney filled his regular
appointment at Enon Baptist Church
Sunday. Services were good Mrs.
Dora Thomas of Crockett is visiting
Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy and Mrs.
Myrtle Johns. Mr.. j. S Peters and
Miss NJ Ruffin of Lodi married last
! Friday morning. August 20th.
Sherman, Aug. 26.-Mr. and Mrs.
A Il. Watson have returned from
visiting his sister and brother in
| Omaha. Neb. While there they took
an aeroplane fight into the Domin-
! ion of Canada for the benefit of Mrs.
/ Watson's health Bishop e. Cottrell
of the Sixth Episcopal Distric,
preached Sunday afternoon at St.
John C. NJ. E. church. 0ov. Caddell
of Dallas preached at Bethlehem Bap,
! list church Sunday Phaegon Lodge
No. 20, K of p, presented Mrs
Katie Lee Childs on the 21st with q
check for $500 on account of the
death of her husband, Mr.. Dan
Childs, who Died June 9Th. Mr.. j
w. Ward. c. c.. presented the check
Witnessed by Messrs Henry Morgan
and John Beets. Mrs. Daisy Brown
and little grandson, Artie Wright
are visiting her daughter. Mrs. Terry
Ward and brother, Mr.. Jno. onGon
in Little Rock, Ark Miss c. w. John
son is visiting Mrs. Beatrice Cam
in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Mrs, Pearl
Gilberson has returned from Clear
view, OKLA, where she recuperated
Mrs. Pearl Copeland has recently
returned from Abilene. Mrs, Annie
Cook Gentry of Haskell, Okla, daugh'
ter of Mr. Ed. Cook, is here under
going treatment at St Vincent San
ltarium. At her bedside also, are