The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-20

IL. L. Heron was here in the in
terest OF raising his Conference
Claims. Prof. Erwin, president of
Hawkins Christian College, arrived
here last night and spoke at the
White Christian Church.
CIeburne, Nov. 1S.-There will be
rally Sunday at Mt. Zion Bap-
list Church. Brothers are requested
to pay $500 and sisters $500. Rev.
C. G. Hammonds and members of
the A. M. L. Church have finished
papering the church. Mrs. Roxie
Steenes OF Houston, who has been
here with her sick niece, Mrs. Ella
Helm, has. returned to Houston.
Rev. Clark filled his appointment at
Forney Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Rice have improved their residence
on W. Heard Street. Miss Bessie
Jay has returned from Austin. Mr..
j. A. Phillips went to Houston on
business this week. Mrs. Mary Ford
of Ennis is visiting her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Foster. Mrs. Williams of Wichita
Falls is the guest of her sister-in-
law, Mrs. l.. j. Cooper. Mrs. Spen-
Ger was called to see her sick
nephew who is very i'll at her home.
Mr.. Fountain of East Texas. was
guest of Miss Melrose Carter last
week. Mrs. Pearl Jackson is Wis
iting her sister at Temple. Quite
number OF people from different
places attended the Board of Di-
rectors Of the X. of Ps. at Dallas
last week. Mrs. Dosha Vernon was
called to Fort Worth to see her
Sick cousin. Mitchell Lodge No. So,
paid $500 to the beneficiary of Mr.
Robert Smith who departed this
| life recently. The Ladies City Club
is doing nicely under the direction
of Mrs. G. w. Griggs. The club
donated nice sum of money to two
different families. Mr.. A. b. Smith
has very sick daughter. Mrs. Clara
Collins and Miss Berta Griffin are
sick this week. Mrs. Emma Heard
has returned from Edgewood. DR..
j. e. Wallace has been appointed as
Medical Examiner for Mitchell Lodge
No. 55. Miss Rehingia jackson left
Sunday to attend school at Hillsboro.
The Imperial Jubilee Singers of
Kansas City sang at the A. NJ. E.
Church last Saturday night. Mr..
and Mrs. Eddie Givens entertained
the Girls Social and Athletic club
at their residence last Friday night.
Mrs. Leona Frame Of Fort Worth
was guest of her parents Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Frame. The first
snow Of the fall fell here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Griffin's little
son is sick with pneumonia. Mrs.
Moore of Washington is at the bed
side Of her sick granddaughter,
Mrs. Ella Helms, who is improving
nicely.
Quincy, Nov. 1S.-Sunday services
were all rained out Sunday. Hon.
H. L. Price made flying trip to
Dallas this week on business. Mr..
L. w. Williams, the insurance man
of Marshall. spent the week in
Quincy doing quite a bit of business.
Mrs. Amanda Arnwine and daughter,
Selector. made flying trip to Ty-
Ter this week. Mr.. L. w. Walker
is back after spending some time
at home with his family. Mr.. w. G.
Price returned home after spending
several days in Houston County.
Mr.. Hall of Crockett was here pros
| pecting this week. Hon. H. l.. Price,
Prof j. l.. Hamilton, Mr. Bishop
Sneed Mr.. Jim Williams, Mr.. Ed.
Cross, Misses s. NJ Collins, Odessa
Christopher. Matte and Gladys Price
made flying trip to Jacksonville.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Bdrrell,
a girl. Mother and baby are doing
fine. Mr. C. z, Cross and Miss Sam
mie e. Wilson were quietly married
last week The little baby girl of
Rev. and Mrs. Thos. Simms stuck
nail in it's foot. 1t is improving
now. Miss frankie Hamilton lert
for Palestine this week. Mrs A.
J. baltimore made flying "trip to
Alto. Miss Sulina Mae Bragg spent
lSunday in Anderson County. For
the Dallas Express isee J. F. Price,
Reporter and Agent.
Insure your properly against fire
in the Western Mutual Fire In
surance Company of Texas. see
H. L. Price. Agent. Quincy, Texas.
11-6-4t.
Ponta, Nov. 1S-Mr. Bose Nc
Crimmon who was painfully hurt in
a fall several days ago. is reporte.
improving. Rev. w. ". Christopher
attended Presbyterry at Jacksonville
last week. Thomas b., the little son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Kyle, dleu
last Thursday, Nov. 18th of pneu-
nfonia in both lungs. He was laid
to rest in Plain View Cemetery Fri
day. Mrs. Rebecca N. Hill ant
children left last Sunday for Gal
weston to make that place their fu-
ture home. We are glad to report
that the little daughter of Mr.. anu
Mrs. e. e. Fuller who has been seri-
ously i'll to be much better Mr..
Bernice Kyle Of Tyler was called
home to attend the funeral of his
little brother who died here Thurs
day. He will return Monday. j. l.
Kyle, Reporter.
Cooper, Nov. 1S.-Sunday School
was well attended Sunday and the
teachers manifested much interest
hRev H. B. Evans was at his post
of duty and is bringing things 10
pass Lawyer t. M. Belts came in
to our surprise and made great
Republican speech and was enjoyed
by all. His advice to us was fol-
us to put pad lock on our mouths
and quit telling things about the
race to other sraces. Let it remain
within the race. Remember that
the Sunday School will give Sup
4 per on Thanksgiving night and is
asking every member OF New Zior
to manifest some interest by giy1ne
something. w. M. Dougan and sister
4 were called to the bedside of theii
sick brother in Oklahoma City, Dea-
con Geo. Vaughn and others wen