The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-04-17
WACO.

Waco, Texas, April 15.-Services
at all of the churches were well at
/ tended last Sunday. The Easter
hats and dresses had a chance this
/ time.
| Mrs. w. S. Willis motored over
to Austin last week to see friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Estella Webb, sister of Mr..
w. S. Willis is spending few days
with her relatives. She says that
Kansas City is a fine place to live.
Mr.. VIM. Brooks, headwaiter at the
Raleigh hotel is in Marlin taking
course at the hot wells.
Get your paper at the Mecca.
The faculty Of The Moore High
School is making extensive prepare
ton for a bigger and better obser-
vance of field day than ever before.
The children have caught the spirit
of this annual fete and are tagg-
ing everybody who will stand still
long enough and then give over 5
cents. Get tag and help the kid
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A jolly party of gentlemen auto
lists motored over to Hubbard City,
Sunday to see DIR. Russell. The
party consisted of Drs. Fridia, Web
ster, vandavell, Mitchell, Sorelle,
Clemens, Conner, Messrs. Malone,
Furlow and Dennis. They report
that the road was very bad in
places, but they made good time.
DR.. Russell was delighted to see
them. He seems much improved.
All of Waco was shocked last Sat
urday evening at the sudden death
of Mrs. Alice Williams of Ivy st.
Mrs Williams was about her usual
duties all the morning was down
town at 1880. She boarded car,
went home and was stricken with
a stroke of apoplexy and died in
two hours. Mrs. Williams was an
estimable Christian woman who was
known and loved by a host of
friends. She was of cheerful dis
position and devoted to her church
and home. She leaves husband,
Mr.. T. S. Williams and daughter,
Mrs. Lucille Williams Randle to
mourn her loss.
Mr.. Johnnie Baker left last week
for Odgen, Utah, his new home,
after spending week or two with
friends.
4 Mr.. Harvey Dixon is reported to
be i'll. The big union revival at st.
James started off with zest and
from all indications the evangelist
will have sin on the jump.
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is bringing things to pass. They
contemplate building church this
year.
Cupid has been busy of late the
following marriages were the re-
suit. Mr.. c. c. Rhone and Miss
billie Vernal, Mr.. Wright Hays and
Miss Mabel Lawson. The funeral
eulogy over the remains of Mrs
Alice Williams were held Monday
evening.
Mrs. F. D. Tatum was able to &c
to her work Monday morning to the
delight of her many friends.
The District Conference of the
Waco District, which convened al
: st. Luke church last Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, was success
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Moten, with the aid of his faithful
ministers, is doing a good work
on the District.
The South End Civic club is do
ing a good work. These ladies are
organizing for the purpose of Great
ing new interest among themselves
inNcivic movement such as improved
housekeeping, clean yards repaired
fences. flower and vegetable gar
dens, neat children, good streets,
sidewalks and lights and last but
by no means least study citizenship
and aid the men of our group in
their fight for franchise and rights.
Mrs. w. P. Waite and Mrs. DR..
Montgomery are two of the leading
spirits.
The G. M. Il. church is erecting
a neat parsonage to import with
the dignity of their church and pas
tor.
Wichita Falls Base ball club play
ed two post season games here Sat-
urday and Sunday. Wichita won
the Sunday game ia. Monday they
loss to Waco by FORGETTING 10
inning tie TT.
The Dallas Buffaloes will invade
Waco on the 21st, they are coming
one hundred strong, bringing their
own band. They will give a full
dress ball at Taborian park. The
Waco Business League held an
open house smoker, Monday night.
They discussed many questions of
interest to the growth of the city
in a business way.
The flu is dying out gradually and
our doctors are not so rushed.
Dr. A. S. Jackson came in Monday
night from Taylor, where he was
called to address the District Con-
ference presided over by DIR. w.
s. johnson. Rev Gathings of La
Grange, was in the city last week.
A new company of twenty people
from New York is showing at the