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

Temple, Dec. 16.-Mrs. A. B. Stone
and Mr.. Taylor Pugh of Ardmore,
Okla, were joined together in holy
wedlock Sunday night at Eighth
Street Baptist Church. Pastor L. B.
George ofiiciated. Mrs. Jugh extends
her thanks to her many friends for
the presents they gave. They left
Sunday night for their home in Ard
more. Okla. Paul Downing returned
from Valley Mills last Sunday where
he visited his mother. A. w. Down
ing. after visiting the bedside of his
brother, Paul Downing, returned to
his home in Valley Mills last week
Miss Corine Hendly Of Lions, and
Mrs. Pearl Jackson of Cleburne are
visiting their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs
Jerry Moore Of So. 18th Street. Mrs
Alice Hamilton, after being confined
to her bed from an operation lis
able to be up and doing nicely. Al
vim Taylor was called to Winchester
to the bedside of his father, who
sustained an injury from the fall OF
a limb from tree. DR.. ]. NJ. Law
son Of Bellville has moved to Temple.
His Office is located between Wad's
Barber Shop and the LaBelle Cafe
on E. Avenue B. He is residing with
his mother in-law, and herA husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Hillard of So
18th street. Dr. r. l.. Holland head
of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Insti-
tute of Austin. accompanied by Tam
lily. were welcome visitors in Temple
last Saturday and Sunday Nick Ev-
erett died at the home of his daugh-
ter, 800 E. Avenue F, a few days ago
Chas. Kay died at the G.. C. and S.
f. hospital a few days ago. While
preparing to go to his work, Geo
r. Dotson fell dead at his home
at 603 Z. Avenue D.. Funeral ser
vices were held from the family res
idence. Little Lucille McNeese (baby)
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. McNeese
of 912 e. Avenue D, passed away
last week. Beatrice Warren, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Warren, is re-
ported very low sick. Mr.. McCray
of So. 18th ST., has been sick for
nine or ten months and continues
to grow worse. He is now in very
bad condition.
Wichita Falls, Dec. 16.-Sunday was
another one Of those bright sun
shiny days. and as a result good SER
vices were heraaled from all quarters.
The officers and members of Ander-
son Chapel A. M. e. Church are ju-
biiant over the arrival Of their new
pastor, Rev. Q. d. Bonner of Dallas,
Texas. Mr.. G.. r. Smith of the new
addition. sustained partial lost by
fire last Friday night to his home
and its contents. Mr.. Smith had
only few days since received his
policy from the Western Mutual Fire
Insurance Company Of San Antonio,
with whom he was insured. Mr..
Smith AYERS that 1t pays to have
some kind of fire protection, and
that he knows of none better than
The Western Mutual Mrs. w. OIL
Flagg of 200 Brick street returned
home last Wednesday from Fort
Worth, where she spent three weeks
IN the Ransom Sanitarium, after
an operation. The man
agement Of the Dallas Express is ask
ed please to announce that she is inn
proving, and that indications point
10 her recovery. and trust the time
ISN'T far. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Ben
ton are here to spend the Holidays
with their mother. Mrs. Jessie Benton.
9. g. Saunders. the Express reporter.
md our popular Western Mutual Fire
writer. was called to Hills |
ooro last Wednesday on account of