The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-01-03
CALVERT.

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Calvert, Texas, Jan. 1.-Mr. Perry
Anderson and Miss Fannie Slayton
were quietly married at the brides
home West Mitchell street, Sunday
Mr.. R. Ordeson, is back after
spending a few days in Dallas, WaXa
hachie and Sherman.
Mr.. Calvin Williams, age IS, and
Mrs. Hammond, age 60. were mar
ried at the brides home. near Ham
mond, Sunday, they left Monday for
their future home, Jones Prairie,
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson left
Friday to spend Christmas with
friends and relatives of Montgomery
Texas. They spent a few days Of
last week in Ennis.
Mr.. Jim Thompson (white), and
old citizen of Calvert died a few days
ago, he was a stockman for many
years.
Mr.. Jasper Dunlap, assistant post
master at Dinkins spent Christmas
at home and left Friday for his duty
His brother, Mr.. Marshall Dunlap
left Friday with his brother to spend
few days at Navasota and Din
kins, Texas.
Miss Made B. Wilson has returned
from Malone, Texas, where she spent
6 weeks with her uncle. Mr.. A. Gle
ment. Hon. J. H. Anderson of G. G..
of W., of Dallas spent Christmas at
home. Prof. R. A. Woodland and
Miss Lily were married Sunday at
II a. M, and left for Rosser, where
he will reopen school after the holt
days.
DR.. d. G. Baker of Port Arthur is
in the city visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Baker
Mrs. Winnie Nutall and daughter,
Mrs. Jackson visited Mr.. ST Eliga
Sunday.
Mr.. Eugene Smith left Sunday
night for Waxahachie, where he is
working, Mr.. Smith will drop in
Ellis County next year.
Mr.. c. p. Jones left Sunday to
visit his father, Mr.. Reed Jones of
Waco.
Mrs. Virginia Parker and children
of Stanford are spending Christmas
and New Year with her mother, Mrs
Harriet Tucker.
Mrs. Ardillia Harris of Gainesville,
Texas is spending Christmas in
the city, the guest of Mrs. Laura
Margin.
Mrs. ]. R. Bryant left Sunday 10
spend a few days with friends and
relatives in Bryan.
Mr.. John Moore and wife of Hous-
ton are spending Christmas with
friends and relatives.
Miss Estella Williams was in Sun
day to the wedding of Miss l.. Weare
and Prof. r. A. Woodland.
Miss Josephine Bayne of Fobbins
Bridge have agreed to circulate the
Dallas Express in her community
She will begin her write-up from
Cause and Branchville, Texas.
Miss Minnie and Annie Reese are
now readers of the Dallas Express
Mrs. Carrie Lister left Sunday for
few days visit.
Mrs. Elector Ayers is back from
Dawson and Waco.
Rev. Jas. Marshall of Hampstead
is in the city for few days visit
ing friends.
Mr.. Jerry Walker, Jr., of Dallas
spent Christmas in the city with
his sister, Mrs. Josephine Jones'
Mr.. Clarence Mccoy of Dallas, is
in the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. S. V. Stewart went to Mt
Zion Sunday in his buggy and Mr.
]. L. Williams came back with him.
Mrs. Eliza Woodley, one of Calvert
best citizens died Sunday evening
after a, short illness.
Mt. Zion Community.
Mr.. Frank James and Miss Car
nelius Bailey were married on the
18th inst. Mrs. Luella Blakes, Mr.
C. c. Williams of Mt Zion and Mrs
Martha Hammonds of Bethlehem
were married last Sunday evening
Rev. P. r. Humber, officiated. Mr.
Sam Elridge and Miss Ethel Bum
were married at the home of her
father, Mr. Will Bum, Monday
night. Rev. j. B. Bryant, officiated
Mrs. Matte Dotson and husband are
back from Branchville, where she
has been with her mother. Mrs. Bette
Hunter spending a merry Christmas.
Mr.. John Bum is here from Waco
spending Christmas holidays with his
brother. Mr. Will Bum. Mr.. c. II.
c. H. Bum left Tuesday to spend
Christmas with his sister.
Miss Hazel Terrell and her brother,
Mr.. Thomas Terrell left today for
Calvert. She has been spending
some time with friends Mr.. Henry
Knights and Miss Irene Thigpen were
united in holy matrimony. Sunday
evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Elridge left us Monday
to make her home near Calvert. Sue
cess TO you and Mrs Elridge. Mrs.
Katie Black and daughter are here
from San Antonio to witness the
wedding Of her sister. Miss Irene
Thigpen. Mr.. George Dirks Of Alma.
who has heen here visiting his faith
err, Mr.. Wash Dirks left Saturday
for his home.