The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-06

Cleburne, Nov. 4.-Because of the
inclement weather no services were
held at any of the churches but the
Church of Chris. The ladies of
the A. NJ. L. Church are having
their church papered. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles have moved to their new
home on Mansfield street Mrs.
Carwell's little boy was seriously
hurt last week by an iron tap
thrown by another boy. Mrs. Mary
MCGOWAN went to Somerville on
business last week. Rev. J. b.
Brown visited Miss F. B. Harbert
few days. Miss Pearl Jackson
who has been visiting her brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Moore at Temple has returned home.
Mr.. George Moore and Miss Eli
son Lewis of Sanger were married
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Odom are
improving their home. Mrs. Ella
Helm who underwent an operation
at Booker Washington Sanitarium
has returned home and is improv-
ing rapidly. Mrs. Pinkie Lopages
attended the Dallas Fair and Wis
tied her daughters at Fort Worth.
Mrs. Sarah Kelly and son, r. Chave,
returned from Yoakum. Mrs. NAM
lie Manning and daughter are Wis
iting her mother az Lockhart. Mr.
Frank Overton and Mrs. Geneva
Rice were married last week. Mrs
Pearl Chandler Roper spent a few
days in Dallas and left for her
home in Canada. Mrs. Eliza Jones
who was bitten by a spider is i'm
proving slowly Miss Zerline Price
has returned from Wills Poin',
Mr. John Heard who has been
sick for some time is able to be
up. Mr.. Russell C. Alexander of
Los Cruces, N. NJ, is here visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.
Smith have moved to their new
bone on East Chambers street.
Mrs. Josie Cooley and Mrs. Mary
Jones are sick this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Moss have moved to their
new home on East Robin street.
Miss Gladys Fuller of Morgan was
here Saturday visiting relatives.
Mrs. Leatha Boyd of Mineral Wells
is here visiting relatives. Mr.. Tom
Smith is sick Miss L. T. Phillips
spent Sunday in Temple. News has
reaches the city of the death of
Rev. H. w. Scot at Beaumont, ex-
pastor of the First Baptist Church.
Pete Andrews is attending school
at Prairie View. Mr.. Archie Rice
of Fort Worth was guess of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Rice
Sunday. Mrs. Odom is visiting
her son at Ferris. There was a
surprise party given last Thursday
night by members and the friends
of the A. NJ. L. Church in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Taylor, which
was highly appreciated by Them.
Mrs. F. L. Gates. Chairman; Mrs.
r. NJ TYLER assisted by Mrs. L.
E. Russell Mr.. Albert Green and
leila Clark were married Monday.
Rev. Clark cfficiated. Mrs. ]. w.
Hawkins is visiting in Mexia.
Sherman, Nov. 4.-The marriage
of Mr.. Henry Newsome to Mrs.
Katie Lee Childs was consumated
at her mothers residence, Mrs. r.
R. Hume, corner Wefa Lamar and
Post Oak streets by Rev. o. B. Has
ker Mr.. Newsome is one of Texas
leading chauffuers, while. Mrs.
Childs is Assistant Secretary of the
Texas State Embalmers Association.
They left on The 9th ult. for Oma-
ha, Neb., their future home; she
having sold out all of her valuable
property here. Mr.. James Mitchell
and family and Mr.. John Lee have
returned from Corsieana where they
attended The funeral of daughter,
Mrs. Ora Mcintyre, who died Oct
25th, and was buried on the 31st.