The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-26

left Tuesday for Houston. where she
will spend few days and thence TO
Prairie View. Mr.. Henry Holloway
of Mt. Pleasant Community brought
his wife into see the doctor Tuesday.
She will spend few days at her
old home, Mt Zion before returning
Mrs. bred Draughten is seriously
sick at her home near BranchVllle,
Mrs. Nellie Hammond, j. H. Ander-
son, Chas. and Peter Bryant are
back from Bryan, where they went
Sunday to attend the funeral of DR..
C. l.. Versea, who died in Oklahoma,
June 9Th. The X. and ID. OF Tabor
Of Calvert had their annual sermon
at Independent Baptist church Sun
day at p. m. Rev. p. r. Henderson
delivered the sermon. Quite a large
crowd were out to witness the oc-
casion. Prof. A. H. Minis spent Sun
day in Hearne, the guest of the X.
and d. of Tabor, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. d. Lewis of Hearne were in the
city Wednesday the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Tim Risby. Miss Susie
Salters left Friday for Waco, where
she will spend few weeks with
friends and relatives Prof. and Mrs.
A. ]. Robinson motored TO Bryan
Wednesday. They report a splendid
trip. Mrs. Lizzie B. Woodley is
sick at her home at this writing.
Mrs. Moses Moody of Red Hill spent
Wednesday in the city in consulta-
ton with the doctor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Thomas and Miss A r. Price
mn IN 10 en- NNfArs
meeting of A. M. e. church. Prof.
John Polk of Hearne motored to
Calvert Thursday looking after bus
mess. Prof. Polk is principal of
Carr school below Hearne. Mrs.
Eliza George left Tuesday night for
CLEOPATRA, Calf, carrying with her
Jim Henry. Mrs. B. A. Ray accom-
panied them as far as Houston,
Texas. Mr.. Ralph Harris, an old
Calvert boy, but now of Gainesville,
Texas, spent the nineteenth in the
city visiting friends and relatives
at his home. Rev. e. w. d. Ross
of Dallas arrived Sunday. Rev Ross
was formerly of this city having
been reared here, but after manhood
left for north Texas, settling in
Dallas. While here he visited Hearne
and Bethel Grove Community speak
ing for the King in each place.
While in the city he was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shaw.
He left Monday night for Waco and
other Texas cities. Mr.. and Mrs
Ennis Scott are back from Waco
where Mr.. Scott was engaged in the
nil ht1u ho rio
called to Wilburn Sunday on &C
count of the death of her sister at
that place. Mrs. F. l., Nash and
son, S. N. Jr., left for Ell Campo
and Goliad Sunday to visit relatives
and friends. Mr.. S. U. Nash is now
looking after his own kitchen. Mr..
Josh Ross left Sunday night for
Dallas on business trip.
Mr.. Stene Phillo an old citizen of
this place died after long spell
Of sickness. He leaves several child
rem, grandchildren and a few great
grand children. Mrs. Sarah Greene
of Branchville spent the weekend
in the city and in the Chaple Hill
Community, her old home. In last
weeks write-up. the reporter omitted
the name of Mr.. and Mrs. hurry of
921 Allen street in rewriting the
paper Prof. Minis gave us. He says
that he never was more royalty en-
tertained than at Mrs. Lizzie Muir
rays home. Miss hurry was a Miss
Lizzie Jackson, the daughter of Mr..
Albert " Jackson. We regret this
omission as well as Prof. Minis. Mr.
and Mrs. Thee. C. Thomas of Ariz,
left Tuesday for Corsicana, after
spending a few weeks with the Rev.
L. j. Massey and family. Miss Nit
tie Joiner of Dallas and Mrs. Flor
ence Shields of Fort Worth are in
the city the guest of their mother
Mrs. L. V. Thomas. Mr.. Toler
Whitehead of Fort Worth and Mr..
Clifton Tally of the same city are in
the city the guest of their parents.
Mrs. Annie Davis and and daughters,
Miss Odessa and Blanche Davis of
Eloise came down Wednesday to be
present at the burial of her father
Mr.. Stephen Phillo. Mr. Sam Bose
of Marlin is in the city spending
the nineteenth with his family
Quite storm struck Calvert and vi
cinity Friday night doing consider
able damage to farm houses, crops
and lines. Providence Baptist church
was put on the ground and Ole
Magnolia was put on the hill
On the Wheatley Farm farm one life
was lost and many houses. On the
Dunn farm, in all, more than 1O(
houses were damaged. Mr.. James
Woodley and wife and Mr. S. H
Woodley and Miss Pearlie Points mo
tored out Saturday to see the storm
wrecked portion of this community
Mrs. Carrie Eanneser of Fort Worth
is in the city visiting relatives anC
friends. She will leave for Ham.
mond Wednesday, where she will
spend the week with her father ant
sisters. Miss Georgia Spirling O
Fort Worth was in the city visitinl
home folks. Mr.. Jimmie Slaton O
Dallas spent the nineteenth at hi.
old home, Calvert. Mr.. VIM. Hender
son made a flying trip to Calver
on the 18th.
Mt. Zi0n-Calvert
Mr.. Gatra Thompson and wifi,
left Friday for Thornton. where the,
viii spend a few days with Mrs
Thompson's grand parents. Mrs
Sarah Pillnip of High Bank is spend
ing the weekend with her mother
Mrs. F. A. Williams. Sunday schoo
was good Sunday. Mrs. Matte Dot
son was elected delegate to the Dis
trict Woman's Convention of thu
Lincoln Association. Miss Elvirs
Eldridge Is up from fever. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Cullin Taylor are here from
San Antonio visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Webb and relatives for 10Th
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Taylor were il
tCalvert Wednesday on business.