The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-18

Mrs. Sarah Clark $40 last week.
Mrs. A. d. Key G. w. c. Of the
Courts Of Calantheanns lectured to
the Courts last Wednesday. Her lee
ture was enjoyed by all Eli Burns
String Band Was organized, Dec. IL,
1920, by o. C. Pitts, who is president;
W. NJ. Taylor. secretary. A. r. Bag
bic, treasurer.
Denton, Dec. 16.--Mrs. Martha
Mays received a check for $3.50 as
last payment from Odd Fellows from
the death of her nephew, Harry
Crawford. Judge Belts was in the
city Saturday. News should be left
at 618 Terry street for the Express.
The agent will be glad to send it
in.
Jacksonville, Dec. Services
were good and we'll attended Sun
day at the c. NJ. H. church. We were
favored with the presence Of Prof.
J. H. Stewart and G. f. Benson, who
spoke to large crowd Saturday night.
Mrs. Polkie Price of Tyler enroute
to Lone Star, visited her sister, Mrs.
Mollie Fuller. Mr.. Abe Clemens kill
ed hog Weighing 378 pounds at IL
months old and got gallons of lard
Crockett passed. through Jacksonville
enroute to Quincy to look after mat
tiers OF the C. M. e. Church. Jim
MCGEE is agent for the Dallas Ex-
press. 1t will be found at his Barber
Shop every Saturday.
Teague, Dec. 16.-- Sunday School
was well attended Sunday at all
churches. Rev. Alexander preached
for his people in South Town. Rev.
]. d. Dunbar and others preached
in North Town Sunday night. The
T. B. C.. met last Saturday night,
Prof. w. w. Williams presiding with
his full corp and large attendance
Sir r. ]. Brewer and wife visited
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Johnson Sunday
They found Mrs. Johnson doing fine.
DR. @. Fl. L. Moore is getting along
fine with his sanitarium building.
The store of Mr. j. b. King was
burgalarized Saturday night and
about $40 or more taken. No trace
has been made. This is eight times
Mr.. King says that his place of bus
mess has been burglarized. The Bap-
fist church in South Town is in a
weeks service. conducted by the pas
tor and other D. DIS. Prof. T.. j.
Kirvin reports that he is getting
along fine in the school work. II
you want to keep up you must not
sleep with both your eyes closed.
but keep one of them on the Express.
You can always get 1t from the agent,
r. j. Brewer; he will also take your
subscription on the r. r. by the
year. six months of three months.
Rice, Dec. 16.--Mr. Lucky Ashton
of Waco Is visiting relatives this
week. Mr.. G. Watkins OF Standfort
and Miss l.. " Mead were happily
married at the home of the bride
at 3 D. M. Sunday evening and left
at once for their home in Stanford.
Rev W. H. 4. Bass performed the
ceremony. Mrs. ADELAIDE Robinson
who has been working in Ennis spent
Sunday at home. Mrs. Beulah Du-
Bose Is sick. Mt Willie Clifton, who
has been sick for some time left
today for Arkansas. Mrs. Lizzie
Ireadway has returned from West
Texas All who are expecting to
compfnee reading the Express had
bettd Get ready and subscribe in
tho next few days for ! wont handle
single copies much longer. Subscribe
this week. Mr. A. e. West has re-
turned from Humble
Milford, Dec. 16. Sunday School
we'll attended at all churches. Rev.
A. J. Mathews filled his pulpit at
1900 o'clock and preached a noble
sermon. Rev. ~ A. Harris of G. T.
c. preached a splendid sermon for
Rev Matthew's Sacrament at night.
Rev J. P. Lynn. pastor OF st. James
A. NJ, Il. Church. preached soul
stirring sermon to a crowded house.
Mrs. A. L. johnson. District Missi-
onary of the Home Mission Society.
visited the city. Mr.. Eddie Lee Rob-
inson Of Waxahachie was guest of
Miss Jewel Wright Mr.. Lonza Will
liams and a host OF friends Of Wax
ahachie were quests Of the Misses
Clemens. Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Car
ter have purchased a home and Is
remodeling it. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sandles left the city for Oklahoma.
Mrs. Orr Moore of Hillsboro was
in the city. Miss Willie Mae Edwards
went to Hillsboro. Mrs. Mary Sims
Is sick.
LulIZin, Dec I6. Mrs. Locket Stew
ard teacher at Keltys. Texas. made
a surprising visit to the Lufkin High
School Friday. Dec. 10, accompanied
with her students There was an
afternoon ball game PLAYED between
the two schools scores Z to 8 in
favor OF the Keltys school. 1t has
been predicted by the Luflin school
that Xmas tree he ~svon Dec. oath
followed by a program. Dec 25th.
The Womanless Wedding given by
Mrs. Elvala johnson OF Galveston.
some time ago was enjoyed by all
present. Marriage: Mr., J. A. Banks
n Miss Charlie Howard. Those
present; Misses zanie Kinimons
Laltey Tonic. Mistress Stella Hooper
and Bertha Coleman. Rev. d. NJ.
Sales ofacIated Mrs Mary J.. Orr
returned 10 her home at Kelihville.
La. after several days stnv with
her daughter. hrs. Riley Rhods. Mr..
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