The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-15
CALVERT

Calvert. Texas. May 13.-Mrs. Cleo
c. Mims-Smith. who closed her school
Friday, will leave in company with
her mother, the reporter, Friday
May Z, for Waxahachie their future
home. Rev. Jim Taylor. and old
citizen of Chapel Hill Community
fell dead Friday while ploughing.
Many went to Bryan Tuesday to hear
Roscoe c. Simmons. Rev. and Mrs.
g. L. Hunter were in the city Sat
kurday arranging to move to Marlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alice Matthews Of Mt.
Calm. we're in the city on business
Saturday Mr.. Sam Saunders of Mud
Greek was in the city Friday. He
Is making good Mrs. Savannah
Graves OF Dallas has been visiting
her sick sister, Mrs. Il. L. Hazard.
Mrs. Il. G.. Graves left Tuesday night
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Graves of Waxahachie. from which
place she will go TO Oklahoma City.
MIR. and Mrs. J. l.. Hazard are proud
parents Of fine IL pound girl. Mrs
Francis Graves OF Waxahachie, the
grandmother, presented the newcomer
with present to the value Of $3.50.
Messrs. Lee Allen and w. II. Whit
aker of Nesbet, motored to the city
Sunday on business. Miss Pearlie
Points spent Sunday at home. Her
school closes May A. Mr.. Sherman
Williams left Sunday for Thornton.
Miss Matte Points left Sunday for
Dallas to spend the summer Mes
danes. s. N. Harvey and N, L. Young
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Furnish Of Houston spent the week.
end with his wife, who is the guest
for the summer OF her sister, Mrs.
s. ]. Woodson. Mrs. Sarah Johnson
was the guest Of Mrs. S. j. Woodson
and family Mrs. Gallo Gibson of
Cameron, with a party Of eight mo-
tored to Calvert Sunday to see Mrs.
j, Lacy. The Republican Convention
Of precinct No. /, met this week. r.
Ordeson was elected Chairman and
Rev. J. A. Brown. secretary. The
delegates elected are Messrs. A. H.
Minis, s. N. Nash, ]. A. Brown, and
Messrs. NJ Thompson, j. w. Stanley,
j. H. Mallory and s. Hammer, While
having victrola moved to her
uncle's home, Mrs. Josephine Apple
white, was thrown from wagon by
a Runaway team and rendered I'M
conscious. She is out Of danger
Mr.. c. G. Clemens has a new gro
Gerry store near Bethel Baptist church.
BaileyyiIle and Jones Prairie.
Mrs. NJ. Datson spent the weekend
at Branchville with her mother,
Mrs. Bette Hunter. Miss Artie
Jude Of Rockdale furnished the mus
lie at the closing exercises of Mrs.
Myrtle Doggans school. Mrs. Minnie
White of Wooten Mills spent pleas
ant visit with Mrs. L. NJ Smith.
Mrs. Pearlie Harris is sick at her
home, Miss Cleo C, Smith visited
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Powell at Rose
Hill. Sunday. Mesdames Jones and
NJ jackson of Garrett Grove were
in the city shopping Monday Rev.
Mrs. Elector Ayers has returned
from the Sunday School Convention.
Mrs. Charles Mae Haney spent the
weekend In Bryan. Rev P. e.
Castle of Bryan preached Sunday
for Pastor Diggs Mrs. Ruth A.
Mathis visited Mrs. l.. M. Smith and
the reporter this week. Mrs Minnie
White Of Wooten Mills visited Mrs.
7. NJ. Williams. Rev. Burgess preach
ed at Harve Chapel Monday night.
Mrs. Odessa Knight of Jones Prairie |
Is visiting her sick sister, Mrs Big
gers. Mrs Biggers is at the home
Of her sister. Mrs. Rosa Fuller. Mr..
Peter Bryan, his son, Moody and
Miss Wilkerson of Branchville are
visiting in the city. The cause of
The delay of the Express last week.
which caused so much disappoint-
ment, has been explained by the
Mr. S. N Nash is now
located in his blacksmith shop OPP
posite the |. G. ~ Railway Depot.