The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-12-04

Jacksb0ro, Dec. Sunday School
was on time Sunday Mrs. Pickard
and family was the guest of Mrs.
Hays Sunday. Mrs, George Mosely
and Mrs. Ike Borens had dinner
together Thanksgiving. Messrs. Frank
Bailey, ]. ID. Darving, Mrs. Sallie
Johnson were the guests. Mr.. Bailey
spent Saturday and Sunday in Fort
Worth. G. W. Means is III with flu.
A number of young people spent
Thanksgiving in Henrietta. Among
the number were: Mr.. Jewel Shelton,
Mr.. Otis Shelton. Mr.. Eddie Claude
Shelton, Misses Monia Mitchell, Lin
ME Moseley. Miss Mary Hembre is
visiting her sister, Miss Ada Hembra
at Aleta. G. w. Means. Reporter.
Terrell, Dec. 2.--Services were well
attended at all churches Sunday.
Several Terrellites attended the con-
ference at. Tyler. Rev RI. p. Sparks,
who is now attending East Texas
! Academy, was at home to see his
family Saturday. There was a linen
shower at Bethlehem Baptist Church
Thanksgiving evening for the benefit
of the Sanitarium. 1t was success.
Mr.. John Gibbs family will leave for
California in a few days, their flu
| ture home. We wish them success.
Mr. M. 3. Wesley, our photographer,
left Wednesday for Tyler to make
the group of the cornerstone laying
of the new brick. Mr.. Daniels of
Lawrence died at his home on South
Rockwell. Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Colvin
attended the wedding anniversary of
the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Boone
of Fort Worth on the Oath and says
/ it was the grandest of its kind ever
witnessed. Mr.. T. johnson and h.
Shadowin have taken the contract
! for covering roofs. We wish them
success. Terrell can boast of what
Dallas cannot: that is, a lady pho
tographer in the person of Mrs. c.
L. Wesley, who is kept very busy
helping her husband, NJ. B. Wesley,
in his new studio. Rev. DR.. A. l..
Boone of Fort Worth was very
welcome visitor in our town Wednes-
day. Miss Ollie Lee Lane the kinder
garten teacher, has been indisposed
few days but is much better The
| Metoka Glass with H. Holmes pres
ident, has on a drive to see that all
shops are closed on Sunday and
that the occupants will give that day
to the Lord. Despite the rain. the
Bazaar at New Hope was a success.
The Ladies Federation Club met at
the home of Mrs. H. Belfry. A most
pleasant hour was spent in the us
ual needle work. Mrs. A. B. Over
street, president Mrs. p. L. Hop
kins, one of Kaufman County teach
ers was a very pleasant caller at the
Wesley Studio and left some work.
Call for the Express at Wesley's
Studio.
Cleburne, Dec. 2-Rev. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Brown and daughter, Rev.
j. w. Hawkins attended the 25th
anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. A. l..
Boone at Mt Gilead Church at Fort
Worth Wednesday. Mrs. Bessie Jay
entertained a few friends with a
party at the residence of Mrs. Mary
Jones last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Gatewood have bought a house and
lot in e. Cleburne. The Athletic
and Social Club girls were entertain
ed at the home of Miss Lillian Lewis
Thanksgiving Day All of the girls
carried their lunches They had a
nice time and brought back plenty
of game. Mrs. A. D. Key, Grand w.
G. of the Courts of Calanthe will
make her annual visit to the Courts,
Wednesday, Dec. 8. Mr. and Mrs.
Hattie Templeton, Mr.. McFall of
Edgewood, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Heard. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Brownlee were called to the
bedside of their sick father at Law
renee last week Mr.. Gail Fuller is
out on a $4,000 bond Rev. j. w.
Hawkins was called to Mexia last
week to attend funeral. Mr.. jim
ME Bell, an employee of the Santa
Fe Shops, was badly injured by a
falling piece Of timber. Mr.. Hickey
and Miss Eta Bell were married
recently at the home of her sister
Rev. j. w. Hawkins OBLIGATED. Rev.
Gilmore and family have moved to
Fort Worth DR.. and Mrs. R. b.
Barnes are visiting relatives at Mem
phfs, Tenn. Mr.. Lasco who was in
jured by a truck running into his
truck last week is able to be up
Mrs. A. B. Smith is confined to her
room with an injured foot in which
she stuck a nail. Rev. VIM. Flennoy
of Amarillo was the guest of his
daughter, Friday, Mrs. Ethel Oneal
Mrs. Yancy Saddler's cousin of Fort
Worth is visiting her. Mr.. B. Kay
was called to Temple to the bedside
of his brother, Mr.. Charlie Kay, who
/ is very ill. Mr.. Fred Phillips and
som, William Lewis of Aiyarado
fwere guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w
Neal Sunday. DR.. j. e. Wallace was
called to the bedside of his sister
at Calvert, who was burned very
badly last week Mr.. L. e. Russell
attended the funeral of his niece who
dide at Waco recently. Mr.. G.
Jackson of Fort Worth was here last
week visiting relatives. DR.. ]. E.
W9llace's auntie of Marshall was
his guest this week. Mr.. Harry
Wilson presented his wife, Mrs
Nora Wilson jersey COW. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Odome have added a bath
room, sleeping porch to their res
idence, also new barn. Mrs. Hill
OF Ardmore was the guest OF Mrs
Bessie Taylor last week. Mr.. Hub
bard Cozine, who has been very sick
is improved. Madams S. l.. Clark
Miles are on the sick list. Rev
Bell of Hillsboro preached last Sun
day night at Shiloh Baptist church
The Missionary Society and the B.
Y. P. U. contest was success. The
sisters of the First Baptist church
pound Rev. J. w. Hawkins Saturday
night Mrs. Ed. MCGEE, who has been