The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-13


Price. Agent and Reporter
Insure your properly against iite
Fin the Wes.ern Mutual Fire In
surance Company Of Texas, see
I II. L. Price. Agent Quincy, Texas.
/ 11-6-4t.
Temple, Nov. 11.--Last Sunday ey-
ening Lucius Green, a veterinary
doctor, had a very exciting acci-
dent; however, more frightful than
fatal The accident occurred while
treating sick horse; the animal had
an impulse TO throw up his head
which came in direct contact with
a heavy charged unwrapped cleo
ltrie wire which served to furnish
| lights to ornament his back yard.
AS q result the horse was knocked
spTawling to the ground: DR.. Green
| tried 10 hold on TO a pair of pliers
which he YVES working with, but they
were hurled many feet away Never
thelees Dr. Green nor the horse are
any worse for the experience. Mr..
Bert Warren paid tribute to his de-
ceased sister Bertha Warren, by en-
closing her grave with a beautiful
white concrete vault. which is very
artistically designed. Mrs. G. Ro-
zelle and Miss Gladys Barnett spent
several days in Waco last week and
reports a nice time. Messrs. Grover
c. Meredith, and Will Avery nsotored
to Waco last Sunday. Mrs. Laura
Morgan Of Calvert is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Price Mrs. Anna Gates was
the guest of her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin McCloud last Sunday.
| Our city farmers made splendid crops
| this year, and this Is the way few
Of them stand: Tom Smith Of So.
18th St. has gathered 16 bales and
eight of ten more to pick; Thomas
Warren, Fl bales and several more to
pick; Rank Teller Of w. Avenue
f.. 80 bales gathered and say he has
20 more to pick Mrs. Jasper Kossie
is on the sick list. Mrs. Jerry Moore
| is up after several weeks Illness.
Willie Wright spent Sunday in Waco
with friends.
Marlin, Nov. 11.-Sunday was a
beautiful day and Church services
were good. The Black and Tan Re-
publican ticket ran two to one over
the Lily Whites and the next two
years we will poll four to one.
Watch us make a landslide. Mrs
Emma H. johnson has returned
from Goodland. where she had gone
to witness the death and burial OF
her sister, Mrs. Hattis (Blood)
Kicks. Mrs. Moore of Gfonzalis is at
the side OF her daughter, Miss Min
ME, on Williams Street. Mrs. Ida
B. Simons and daughter. Hortense
Roberts are making hands with old
friends We are glad to meet them.
Mrs. Laura Faithful is very sick
on Fall street. Mr.. James Williams
OF Baileyville is regular visitor In
our city. Wonder why? Mrs, Ara
Livingston. after an extended trip
| through Waco, Dallas and other
North Texas, cities has returned
and has taken up her professional
work. Miss Matte Bennett opened
her school on Monday Rev. G, w.
Ballard of the A. M. e. church
preached his last sermon before the
convening of the Conference In
Beaumont. He also held big rally
raising over seventy dollars. DR..
b a.
list Church was master Of all the
addresses during the rally. There
will be a corner stone laying at
First Baptist Church on the fourth
Sunday Rev. H. M. Williams of
Galveston will preach. Come out and
hear him and he will do you good
DO not fail to be out Friday night
before the fourth to leave Prof. A.
s. Jackson of Waco. There will be
something going on every night on
the church lawn. So don't miss It,.
Mrs Alice Long dashed up to Waco
and viewed the Cotton Palace. Mrs.
Nelson Benton of Ranger died.
Undertaken s. ]. Washington had
charge of the remains.
Insure your property against fire
lin the Wesfern Mutual Fire In
surance Company Of Texas. see
c. l.. Humber, Agent. Marlin. Texas.
11-6-4t.
Athens, Nov. 11.-Services at all
Of the churches were good. Pastor
Pugh preached an inspiring sermon
Sunday night. Mrs. ]. H. Miller re-
ported $13.45 with the Vanguard
book. Mr.. A. j. Simmons is here
from Stamford Mrs. Johnnie Mae
Patterson left this week for visit
at Ranger. Mrs. Nicey Postei is
sick. Mrs. e. L. Reese made
business trip to Dallas. A number
Of Athenians are visiting the Cot
ton Palace. Mr.. A. ]. Simmons went
to Dallas returning Sunday night.
Miss Carrie Mae Moore of Corsicana
was here this week. Mr.. Cedric Mas
sic visited Dallas last week.
GreenvilIe, Nov. 11.-All the
churches had good services Sunday.
Rev. T. v. Monston OF Denison
preached at New Hope Baptist
Church. Sunday morning. Rev. B. ].
Williams Of Denison preached sun
day morning. Mr.. Billy Thompson
died last week. Mrs. Francis White
and sen, Leonard Johnson are spend
Ing week in Sulphur Springs. Mas
ter Russell Hines is able 10 be
walking. Mr.. Willie Dillingham; and
wife are living at the home of Mr..
Charlie White for the time being
The Reed Concert Band has COM
menced practising for the next seas
on The Band is the best helper
to the city. Hope every one will give
L your cooperation. The East Ward
School gave a box party at
the school Saturday night. Mr..
Roberts Carroll has returned from
the bedside Of his sick grand
mother at Emory Mr.. Willie White
OF Dallas, was through the city
Sunday on his way to Emory, where
his grandmother is very sick. The
Ross High School Football squad
played East Ward School. The scores
were to 0. You will find the
Dallas Express at Theodore McDan-
iels.
Forney, Nov. 11.-Sunday School
was well attended at all the church.