The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-11

her mother, Mrs. L. NJ. Foster. Mr.
A. H. Hodgespeth was here last
week. We are glad to know that
Rev. F'ountaine win remain in Cor
sicana, and are very sorry to know
that Rev. McDade has been appointed
to another field, but we trust his
new appointment viii gain as many
friends for him as he has left here.
Mrs. Saline Mastris has been quite
sick. Mr.. Jerry McGriff is very sick.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. Holland of Kerens,
Texas. as here few days ago to
consult a physician regarding Mrs
Hollands health. Mr. Sam Wilson
made a flying trip to Denison, Texas
to see his brother. Mrs. L. M. Fos-
ter and Mrs. George Dickson has
opened a Beauty Parlor in Mrs. Fos-
ter's home. For the Express go to
Peoples Drug Store. Houses are as
scarce in Corsicana as hens teeth;
why not start the slogan building
rent houses and help the city to
build up. Mrs. Sam Burnett enter
tanned delightfully."- for the young
ladies OF the city at her home 901
u. 7th Avenue on Thanksgiving Nov.
25, 1920. On close Of the afternoon
pleasures a delicious "alad course
W. Do
Misses Hortense Armstrong, Hazel
Chance, Ida Bell Durhams, Ida
Scurry, Mamie Ware. Mrs. Bonnie
Gilmore, Grace Holmes. Edna Nc
Donald, Mamie Rodgers, Josephine APP
plewhyte, Ethel Williams. Lucy Bell
Thomas. Cora Harris. Ruth Taylor,
Gippee RaineY. Willie Shaw. Evylene
Hardie, Marguerite Johnson. Salena
Jefferson. Mrs. Anna Mae Calhoun
OF Dallas. Texas.
league, Dec. 9-The members OF
st. James Church gave a banquet in
honor of their pastor, Rev. w M
Manning, in appreciation of his good
Work as pastor for the past year
The following program Was render
ed: Opening Address-Prof. o. X
Manning; Address in behalf of St
James M. z. Church-Hon. H. r.
Jones; Address in behalf of First
Baptist Church Hon H. Y. Shannon;
Address in behalf of A. M. E.
Church-Hon. Ishman Mcdonald; Ad-
dress in behalf of City Undertaken
NJ. d. Shaw; Duett-M adams jamie
Abanon and Willie Simmons; Flor
list; Presentation-Mis Mabel Liv-
ingston, primary teacher: Address OF
Appreciation-Past w. M. Manning
was prepared. two dollars per couple
The following dined: Mrs. Stubber.
field, Rev. w. M. Manning, Mr.. HI
Y. Shannon. Mr.. s. ID. Dobbins. Hon
M. d. Shaw. Mr.. /. Mcdonald and
Wife, Prof. o. X. Manning and Wife;
Mr.. C. j. Jones, Miss Ella Manning
Mr.. Allie Gibson and Miss Tex Man.
ming, Mr.. t. e. Frazier, Miss Corrit
Culton and others. Mr.. Fred Man.
ming, Miss Mabel Livingston, Mr.
James Ash, Mrs. Ethel McGhee. One
dollar table per couple: Mr.. Henry
Jones and Wife; Mr.. John Simmons
and wife; Mr.. M. H. Higgins ant
Wife; Miss Althilee Higgins. Mis-:
Bonnie Watts, Mrs. Mary Golfer, Mrs
Jamie Obanon.. This is said to bt
the best of its kind in the history o.
league. Madam Golfer. McMuller
and Simmons, Leana Jones, Waitress
es; Prof. o. M. Manning Master o.
the Night. Relatives of Hon. r
Brewer passed through the city las
Sunday enroute to Palestine to thu
funeral of their brother. Mr.. Lewis
Cannon, who died last Saturday. Mr.
Cannon was the son of Rev. J. c
Cannon, who passed away years ago
Mr.. Lewis Cannon leaves mother
two brothers. three sisters and ;
host Of relatives to mourn his lost
We hope to meet him again, wher,
purity will be no more.
Calvert, Dec. 9.-Prof. T. H. Draw
ley of Dallas spent Saturday ant
Sunday at his old home, Calvert
Mr.. r. Oderson is still very sick a
his home in N. Calvert The Masonl
and odd Fellows called to see hin
Sunday. Mrs. Jno. Moore of Hous
ton came up Sunday to visit he
mother, Mrs. s. ]. Wootson, and lief
for Marlin to visit her uncle. w. II
Holland. Mrs. Rosetta Trent Powell
of Dallas brought the remain of he
brother, Eddie CASTOR, to the cit.
from Quarine, and laid to rest IL
the Calvert cemetery last Thursday
Baileyyille and Jones Prairie.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henri,
Knight, fine boy. Born to Mr.. an,
Mrs. l. v. Knight, fine girl. Moth
er and baby are doing fine in boil
cases. In spite Of the weather, MI
Zion had fine Sunday School ant
good services all day Sunday. Pasto
Sharp's text: Gal. 5:22-23, Subject
THE fruit Of the Spirit" The spiri
ran high. Collection SELLS. Becans
of bad roads we failed to have ser
vice Sunday night. Mrs. Ida Busl
is here from Kansas City, Mo-, Wis
iting parents and friends. Gran,
Master ]. H. Anderson of the Won
derful Workers of the World ha
been in the community two or tire
days In interest Of his lodge. HI
spent pleasant night at the Stat
Auditors home Of he w. w. of W.
Mr.. ]. Il. Williams. Mrs Jane Petit
johnson departed this life W'ednes
day night at o'clock a. m. She wa
buried in pleasant Grove Cemetery
We extend to Mr.. johnson and rel
atives our heart felt sympathy. Rea,
the Dallas Express for news.
Marshall, Dec. 9.--Revs. Whitlow
E. Wiley, Black, j. B. Grundy, M.
Joseph and several others are off I,
the annual conference. II looks yer,
much like Rev. Whitlow will be re
turned to Miles Chapel C. M.
Church. Mr.. Edward Howard lie
very low at his home on South Dor
der st. Mr.. John Thomas improve