The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-18

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las, Mrs. Alberta Brooks and chill
rem and Mrs. MonzeIla powell of
Benoralded were called to the bed
side OF Mrs Amanda Brooks. Mrs.
BROOKS is reported some better af-
ter several weeks Illness Mrs. Es-
telle Villreal of Wichita is visiting
her mother, Mrs. A. e. Anderson.
Mr.. John Jackson has bought a
Ford car, and is using the same for
public service. J. J. Dawson, our
efficient undertaken, and business
man of Temple and Oklahoma City,
stated last Sunday to the reporter,
that his business in Oklahoma, was
smoothly moving forward, and that
the present prospect of future sue
cess looked very hopeful.
Calvert, Sept. 16.-Mrs. Laura
Livingston, daughter of Rev. ]. M.
Nelson, died Sept. 3rd in the Gar
ret Grove community. Mrs. Livings-
ton was at her fathers home under
the care of the doctor. She is survi-
we'd by a husband. two children.
six sisters, three brothers, a faith
er and mother. Prof. Frank Lane Of
Houston Is guest of his father, Prof.
v. d. Lane. Mr.. Lane was a lieu
tenant in the world war and spent
twelve months across the big Pond.
Prof. G. A. Minis of Kingsville
spent the week end as guest Of his
parents. Prof. and Mrs. A. H. Minis.
Miss Susie Salter has returned from
Abilene and Fort Worth, where she
visited her mother and other rela-
tives. Mrs. Edna Lard of Fort
Worth is guest of her mother. An
ma Bradford. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Glass are the proud parents of a
boy. Both mother and baby are
doing well. Mrs. A. A. Rayner and
children of Chicago are spending a
week with Mr.. Rayner's mother, the
wife of the late J. B. Rayner. Mrs.
Eva Mae williams was guest Of Mrs.
to visit her mother. Mrs. Henrietta
Unison at High Bank. Many left
Sunday to pick cotton at $3.50 per
hundred. Prof. F. F. Kelly left Sun
day to take charge of the Mexia
City school, Prof T. H. Brawley of
Central, Texas, one of Texas best
teachers will soon leave for Dallas,
where he will take charge of the
Wheatley school in South Dallas
Rev. Rodgers, the founder and or
ganizer of St. Emanuel Association
spent Friday as the guest of Mr.
r. Oderson. Mr.. Dock Reese, lead
ing citizen and K of P. of South
Calvert, is seriously i'll. Mrs. Van
Thornton of Oak Grove spent Thurs
day here selling cotton. Mr.. Frank
Daughen of Oak Grove is here often
selling cotton. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Sanders were here Saturday selling
cotton and looking after X of p.
business. Rev. Manning of league.
spent Sunday in Calvert Many read
ers of the Old Dallas Express fail
to buy under the new price but
read at the expense of their neigh
Dor. Don't be cheap Miss L. G.
Hutchinson and son, L., returned
from Waxahachie, Mexia, and Waco,
| Tuesday.
Baileyville and Jones Prairie.
The farmers are getting out cot
| ton with their hands on the boil
and their eyes on the Big Brazos
river. The Sunday School was over
joyed at the return of Supt. j. q.
williams after being absent for sew
eral months. Collection $500. Mr..
Allen Shaw was candidate for init
iation Tuesday night at the Odd
Fellow session. Rev. F. l.. Rogers
reports from the Grand Lodge held
in Fort Worth, was gladly received
Rev. Rogers has been i'll since his
return, hence the lateness of the re-
port. Prof Desha had a splendid
reception in honor of his brother.
The Junior Choir practice was fine
Sunday with little Miss Mamie pre-
siding at the piano, Mrs. F. A. Will
liams, chorister. Miss e. v. Eldridge
is ill., Miss Nancy Jude left for
Marlin, Sunday to be with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Alice Chance.
Egypt, Sept. 16.-Sunday School
was we'll attended Sunday after
which morning service was conduct
ed by the pastor. Dinner was spread
for more than three hundred people.
Eleven were baptised and were made
members of Egypt Chapel. Rev. T. G.
M. Lockhart of Dallas, pastor OF
Joshua Baptist church of Richard
son was with us and one Of his can
didates were baptised with us. Mrs.
Hannah Hill says that she enjoys
the Express. Deacons Long and
Starks were at their posts Sunday.
Mr.. Lewis Fields visited Mr.. E.
Floyd Sunday. Rev. H. w. Robert
son was in Garland Saturday on
business. Uncle Jeff Hill and son
are having a success with their sy-
rup mill Mr.. Tom Carter was in
Dallas, Monday. Mrs. Josie Clayton
visited in Egypt, Sunday. Mr.. John
Miller motored over in his Cadillac
s. Mrs. Nancy Morris says she is
ready for her paper at any time.
Mr.. Henry is appointed secretary of
Egypt Chapel succeeding his broth
er. Mr.. Bus Hill. who died in Feb
ruary.
Rusk. Sept. 16.-Mrs. Lizzie Brad
ley is sick this week. Mr.. Scott Pat
terson is improving. Mr.. Ed Con-
ley and Little Irving made a trip
to Tyler, Sunday A number of Rusk
people went to Ponta, Sunday to the
Sunday School Convention where
$9S9.75 was raised for education.
Mr.. ]. P. Weemes of Minneapolis,
Mimi, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Weemes are visiting. Or. baltimore
and Prof w. H. Ses:s. Messrs. Lige
and Jim Boon of Luflkin were guests
of Mr.. Jerry Boon. Mr.. Perrie
Weemes of Kansas City, Mo-, is
guest of his mother. Mrs Hannah
Weemes. Mrs. Cumno is still con-
valescent. Mr.. d. Johnson of Luf-
kin was the guest of Mrs. Hanna
Harris Sunday.
JACK JOHNSON GETS A YEAR AND
A DAY IN LEAVENWORTH PRIS-