The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-10-23
SOME TEXAS TOWNS


Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pollard. Mrs. L.
B. richardson of Oak Cliff, Dallas,
who has been here visiting her niece
Mrs. Stella Russell has returned to
her home. Mrs. Georgia Robinson
was called to Fort Worth on account
or her son, who is in the Sanitarium
there on account of his eyes, which
he had operated on recently. Mrs
Mrs. NJ L. Mcmillan. Mr.. Marshall
Hubert and family of Matches, La.
is here visiting his sister. Mrs. Be
atrice Kirkland. Prof Miles and wife
have just returned from Hillsboro
where he was called tol the bedside
Of very sick sister. Mrs. Winnie
Wilson OF Terrell, who has been
here for some time visiting her
daughter, Miss Pearl Wilson, has
returned home. Rev. j. s. Sutton
and Mr.. G.. Sheppard are in Texar-
kama attending the State Convention.
Mrs. Beatrice Kirkland has just re-
turned from Matches, La. where she
has been on business.
Cleburne, Oct. 21.--The rally Sun
day at the Shiloh Baptist Church
was quite a success. The Ladies
Bazaar of the A. M. e. Church was
Ia success. Mr.. Martin Rice and Mrs.
Elvinra King were married last
week at Ardmore, Okla. Mrs. Laura
Johnson of Dallas has moved to
Cleburne. Mrs. Hattie Williams of
Whitewright is in the city. Mrs.
Sarah Kelley and little son, r. c.,
are visiting her mother at Yoakum.
Mrs. Della Green and Mr.. Arthur
Green were granted divorce Saturday.
Mr.. Hickman Ecles and Mrs. Pressie
Ecles Of Grandview have been grant
ed a divorce. Mr.. Gene Hunters
mother is very sick at his home.
Mrs. Ida Martin of Dallas is in the
city visiting relatives. Mr.. George
Yeager is visiting relatives in Wolfe
City. Mr.. John Pipkins left for
Richmond, Cal. Mrs. Odom's son was
her guest last week. Messrs. Tom
and Richard and Tom Gee, Jr., of
Italy, were here Sunday visiting rel
atives. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cay
have moved to their new home on
Brown street Rev. H. Wright
preached Sunday in Alvarado. Miss
Hattie Hunt has returned to San
Antonio. Rev, J. w. Hawkins has
returned from the B. NJ. e. Conven-
ton at Beaumont. DR.. ]. E. Wal
lace's sister of Calvert were his
guests recently. Mr.. Hugh Wallace
passed through the city last week
enroute to Howard University and
was guest of his brother, DR.. Wal
lace. Mr.. and Mrs. Stonewall Wash
ington of Fort Worth were guests
of their parents last Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Frame. Mrs. Annie
Wesley entertained the s. and A.
Club at her home last week. Mrs.
NJ. ]. Wimberly and daughter, Lena
motored to Grandview Sunday. Mrs.
Mary Jones has returned from Austin.
Mrs. Fannie Edmunson spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Grandview.
Messrs, Bill Ecles and Bob Rodgers
were here Sunday. Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Osborn Wilson recently, a
baby girl Rev. Sutton of Fort Worth
preached two strong sermons Sun
day at Shiloh Baptist Church. In
their rally Sunday. $400.92 were. rails
ed Mrs A. L. Chairman is visiting
her husband and son at Taylor. Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Williams of Wichita
Falls, were guests of their mother
Sunday, Mrs. Lille Pollard. Mr..
Henry Lewis has returned from Ari-
Zona.
Tyler, Oct. 21.-Mrs. Lula Young,
who has been visiting her sick moth
er and other relatives, has gone to
Dallas to visit her daughter. From
there she will go to her home in
Washington, ID. c. Mrs. Elizabeth
Tucker and Miss Mabel King have
returned from Muskogee. Okla, Den
ison, Dallas and Corsicana, and re-
ports a fine trip. The following
Tylerites attended the Baptist As
sociation at Kilgore: DR.. Stewart,
Mrs. Mary Stokes, Prof. McClelland,
Mrs. Nancy Miller, Mr.. Hightower,
The Royal Club donated 800 to the
brick building at E. T. "A; $25 Of
it was sent to the Association. The
rest will be paid later. The corner
stone will be laid on Thanksgiving
and call meeting of the Association
will be held there. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubbard Morgan, Jr., of Baltimore.
returned home Sunday night after
a pleasant visit with their parents.
The Young Ladies Royal Whist Club
entertained them at Mr.. and Mrs.
night. A pleasant time was spent.
Mr.. Maurice Moseley and Mr. T.. c.
Bledsoe have returned to Meharry
University to re-enter school after
a brief visit 70 parents. Miss Myrtle
Bledsoe has returned from Forney.
The Young Ladies Whist Club met
with Miss jamie Morgan last Thurs
day evening. Progressive whist was
played. Miss Ivy Jackson won the
prize. The following young people
have left for school: Miss Frances
Warren to Fisk University; Messrs
4 Eddie Fennell and George Stuber-
field to Pennsylvania; Misses Velma
Bledsoe, Vera Powells, Norma Lee
Lynch, Grace Ewings, Master Louis
Stroude to Bishop; Miss Zepher Cas-
well to Wilberforce. Texas College
and e. T. Academy opened last week
with bright prospects. Students are
still arriving daily
Mrs. Lula Young of Washington, d
c., who has been here visiting hel
sick mother and sisters, has gone tc
Dallas to visit her daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Hubbard Morgan, Jr., Of
! Baltimore, Md, has returned home
after brief visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Morgan, Sr
The Young Ladies Royal Whist Clut
made their stay very pleasant one
. Mrs. M. Elizabeth Tucker and Mis-:
Mabel King have returned from Mus
kogee, Okla, Denison, Dallas ant
Corsicana, and reports a fine trip
The Young Mems Royal Club donated
500 to the New Brick Church build
: ing at East Texas Academy; $25 o
: 1t was paid at the association AMI
/, the rest is to be paid on Thanksgiv
{. ing, when the association will re
convene and the corner stone will
al faI. nof x.I Drc.