The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-06
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vices Sunday inspite of the inclement
weather Rev. Williams died last
week on East Hill. Mr.. Willie Dill
ingham was married Sunday to Mrs.
Meady Reveals at her home in
Roanoke. Mrs. Luella McDaniels and
Mr.. Bruce Moss accompanied Mr..
Mr.. LayfetEe Thompson of Neyland-
vile left for Bishop College Sunday.
Mrs. Ruby Wright is here. Mrs.
Carrie Clagan, son, and father from
Dallas are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Bell Payne. Mr.. Lynn Pratt spent
Tuesday III Austin. The Ross High
has been defeated swice in two years.
The football squad is going to be
successful with the coach, Prof. ".
d. Culberson. You will find the
Dallas Express at McDanieis Grocery
Store. Theodore McDaniels, Agent.
Calvert, Nov. AT D. m. Monday,
The house OF Mr.. Dan Sims was bum
ed to the ground Many thirgs were
saved. Mrs. Willie Salter and daugh-
ter returned Sunday after spending
a few weeks at Groesbeck. News
reached CalveIs Thursday OF the
death of Prof Sullivan N. Walton at
Austin, where he was taking
treatment. Prof Walton lauaht for
many years at Maysliold. resignins
last year and accepted The school at
DeKalb where he took sick and did
NC, recover He leaves father,
Rev. VIM. Walton, ard Il mother
and two sisters, Mrs. Terrell and
Campbell and four, brothers and many
relatives to grieve his loss. We re-
sret to receive the news OF the dnath
at rrairie View of Prof. McNjllan.
News reached the CITY Friday TT the
death of Mrs. Mary E. Edwards of
Hammond. Mrs. Edwards he, at
Hammond for more chan sixty years,
a Ia sc landholder AMI was a pro-
SrcsslVe citizen. Mr.. Edwards, her
husband, proceeded her few months
ago. She has many chiliren, grand
and great grand children to survive
her. Miss Jessie Hail returhed Sat
urday from Houston where she spent
q lew mGChS Win lGl aunt, WI D.
Beu]ah Parish Mrs Bessie Adams
Thonpson-Williams has purchase
the home. of Mr.. Leis Haden. She
will move in a few DAYS. Mr.. Geo.
Bowles purchased the home occu-
pied by Mr., Wash Polk. He moved
last Monday. Rev. H. NJ. Williams
of Galveston was a pleasant caller
last week. He spent few hours
with the Tally family while here.
Mrs. Laura Morgan is sick at her
\ home, 404 Texas Avenue. Mrs Lula
Grant of Sherman is here guest of
her parentS, Mr.. and Mrs. Wash
Scott Mr.. Square Jefferson of Tenn
pie spent a few days here guest of
Mrs. Sallie Bryant. Mrs. Laura Dog
gett has returned from Dallas where
she visited Mrs Monte Freeman.
She reports nice time. Miss Emma
Blackshear opened school Monday
az Rose Hill with large enrolment.
The Spring Hill School opened Mon
day with their same teacher, Miss
e. P. Hunter. Five road the F. and
NJ. goat Monday night. Prof Minis
is making a strong lodge of Prospect
No.300.
Insure your property against fire
in the Wessern Mutual Fire In
surance Company of Texas see
]. H. Edwards. Agent, Calvert, Tex
as.
l1-6-4t.
Crockett, Nov. 4.-The pastor, men,
bers and friends of st. Andrews
A. NJ. L. Church left no stone untprn-
ed by making the best of preparations
70 meet their bishop. w. NJ. D. John
4 son on Tuesday, Oct. 26. The in
element weather prevented his pres
ence. The entertaining Presiding
Elder, DIR. P. c. Hunt was present.
Rev. C. ]. Alexander, DR.. P. c. Hunt,
Rev. l.. l.. Reese of Trinity were
motored by Prof. Hogg 10 the home
of Prof. and Mrs. ]. H. Mosely for
lunch where they found the home
neatly decorated with flowers, the
dining table laden with many nu-
tritious dies, and a place card al
each place. After dinner, they mo-
tored to the parsonage for rest. At
1880 p. m. services were opened by
Revs. Alexander, Reese and others.
Presiding Elder Hunt entertained the
awaiting congregation from the sub
iect, "If in this life only we have
hope in Christ, we are of all men
most miserable" The congregation
went away wondering if Bishop
would have made us feel as we did.
The following distinguished visitors
were present: Revs. Stephen and
Sherman of Houston; DR.. Heard,
dentist, Palestine; Dr.. T. J. Hackett,
City; Revs Choice, Sloane and New
man. Mrs. Mabel Mcclure of Oak
land. CAL, who is visiting her mother
Mrs. Katy Taylor and Mrs. Hogg OF
Tyler who is visiting her son, Pro
Hogg. The guests were invited to
the parsonage to feast. The Art
Literary club led by The president
Madams T. j. Hackett, Hallett King,
Cornwell Tipit, Marie Bell, Mozel
King, Ethel Tarver, Nellie Haden
Mosley and Cora King served the
first course: Fruit and nut salad
dressed with mayonnaise dressing
served on mustard leaves, crackers
and hot chocolate and tea w. Fl. and
F. Society led by President, Madam
s. A. Alexander, Nellie Mosley, Louisa
Pendland and Z. w. Williams served
the second course: Heavenly Hash
and Cake. Mrs. Bertha Masters Rob
ioson Howard is visiting in Houston
Mrs. Bertha Holly and little daugh-
ter. Crezett, are jealous Sunday
School workers of che Presbyterian
Chruch. Prof. B. j. Barlow of Beau
mont and Miss Cornelia Herrod were
Joined in holy wedlock, Oct. 16. Miss
Herrod is one of the Houston County
teachers, a very prominent youny wo-
man. being highly respected among
Z both white and Colored. Rev. VIM.
lMcKenna of Sour Lake is here anu
lii nrnach at 81 Andrews A NJ.