The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-05
CALVERT.

Calvert, Texas, June 4.-Prof. A.
H. Minis is back from the Republi-
can Convention at San Antonio,
where he and Mr.. R. B. Goosby of
Bryan were elected delegates to the
National Convention. Miss M. M.
Walton spent very pleasant stay
with her sister, Mrs. lone Walton
Greer in Marshall, Texas. Mr.. Geo
ge Mathew of Dallas is in the city
the guest of his daughter and SON
in-law, MrS and Mrs. A. Monteny.
Mrs. Langthum spent the week
end in the country with her sis
ter. Mrs. Lee Boone, in the Mt.
Moriah Community.
Mr.. Dennis Glass of Highbank,
spent Saturday in the city the guest
of Mrs. Glass. Mrs. Nellie Hamp-
ton Griggs was in the city Sunday
attending the annual sermon of the
U. B. of F. and s. M. It's.
Mrs. Cornelius Anderson of West,
Texas, left Saturday for her home
after spending eight or more weeks
here looking after business affairs.
Mrs. Laura Morgan is up after
two weeks illness with the ''flu."
Mr.. George U. Mead is very ill at
his home in South Calvert.
The "Willing Workers of Cal
vert had a very interesting sermon
preached to them by Rev. P. R.
Pittman at st. Paul NJ. E. church
Sunday. Mr.. Ewing is the energet-
ic president of the of the club. Mr..
Chas. Hopkins rode horseback from
Mt. Zion to Calvert, Sunday.
Miss Gladys Thomas, late of Dali
las. is now with her grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tear. Mr.. Fannan
washington is now in Chicago,
where he has accepted a well paying
position. Mr.. Harold Salter, Sr.,
left Monday for the Marlin Hot
Wells, accompanied by his daughter
in-law, Mrs. Minnie Salter.
Miss j. A. Hardin left Thursday
night to spend a few weeks with
her aunt, Mrs. G. G. Parish. Prof.
H. G.. Goree made his annual visit
to the Odd Fellows of Calvert, Tues
day night and was met by both
country and city lodges.
Mr.. Homer Williams, son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Ed Williams of Mt.
Zion Community of Baileyville,
came home from Bishop College
Thursday. He will receive his B.
s., degree in 1922.
Mr.. ]. e. Williams left Sunday
to resume his work in Fort Worth,
Texas.
Madams Francis and J. e. Will
liams passed through Friday from
Hearne. where they had been at
tending at meeting at New ELAN.
Mr.. Chas. H. Bum passed through
the city Friday on business.
Miss Hattie Turner is making
good as a primary teacher. She will
attend P. v. this summer from
which place she will go to Chicago
to take a special course in primary
work. Mr.. Wash Cobb of Waxa-
hachie came down Saturday on
business. 5
Mrs. Adline Drew, an old citi-
zen of Calvert died in an old desert
ed house on West Perkins Street.
Mr.. Jas Ross and Mr.. Jas. Washing
ton aided in collecting money with
which to bury her. The reporter
through mistake omitted the fol-
lowing persons from last weeks re-
port as coming home from Prairie
View: Miss Blanche Waterson and
Mr.. Lonnie Jude. Miss Dorthy
Munson is in the city the guest OF
Miss Watson. Mrs. r. Landrum
accompanied by Little Miss Geor-
gia Brown of Abilene, Texas, has
been the guest of Miss Susie L.
Salter and other relatives. They left
for home Monday, May S1st.- The
u. B. Of F's and S. M. It's rem
dered an excellent Thanksgiving
program at Bethel Baptist church
Sunday evening. Many good papers
were read. After the program they
we're invited to ice cream and cake
at Oscar hall.
Prof. r. A. Woodland and wife,
principal Of the Rosser High School
moved his family to Terrell, Texas,
their future home.
Mrs. Alberta Bradley OF Dallas,
left Sunday for her home after
spending a week or more with her
mother, Mrs. ollie Roberts and other
relatives.
Mrs. Milton Hammonds OF Ham
mond, Texas. was down Sunday to
spend Sunday with her sons, Messrs.