The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-06


five passenger Ford car a few. days
ago. Mrs. j. c, Robinson, Jr., left
last Monday for Cameron to take
up her school work. as teacher in
the city school. Will Novels made
a flying trip to Cameron last Sat-
urday. Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Rivers, fine baby boy. Mother
doing nicely.
JaCksbOrO, Nov. 6.-No services
were held Sunday because of the
inclement weather. Mr.. Mathew
Packard was painfully hurt last
Monday morning at the oil MILL
when press fell on his foot, break
ing two Goes. Mrs. Alice Brunley
and Ruthie and Mildred are visit
ing in Dallas. Mr.. j. L. Dawning
spent Saturday and Sunday in Min
eral Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. H. P.
Lewis have moved into Johnnie
Lewis's house.
Tyler, Nov AIRS. Elizabeth
Tucker began teaching Monday, Nov
1st Miss Mabel King left Satur-
day evening for Sunshine where
she began teaching Monday. Miss
Ruth White will begin teaching
Monday at Swan. You will find
the Express at the Drug Store Sat
urday. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith
are making their home on no w.
Elm ST..
league, Nov. 4.-No services were
held Sunday because of the incle-
ment weather. Mr.. NJ. D. Shaw of
league and Miss Minnie Huckle-
berry of league were united in
matrimony last Wednesday night at
Salem Church. Mrs. Iona Phelix of
Avant Prairie was shot last Sun
day nigh, at her home about 11:00
P. M, She was lying down on her
bed. 1t is said man by the name
of Enox Chandler did the shoot
ing. He was pursued Monday morn
ing by some of her relatives who
cut him badly. She was brought to
town for treatment. d. G. c., r. ].
Brewer has been sick for some time.
Mrs. B w. Watts and children re-
turned home last week. The John
son Brothers are having a deal of
trouble with renters.
Insure your property against fire
in the Western Mutual Fire In
surance Company Of Texas, see
NJ. D. Shaw, Agent, league, Texas.
11-6-4t.
Plano, Nov. 4.-Prof. Williams
opened his school Monday. Rev.
Ingram, S. P. E., of Mckinney was
here Saturday to hold the fourth
and last quarter but the rain pre-
vented The holding of the meeting.
Rev. Russell lives in Plano now.
They have removed all indebted
ness from their church.
ltasca, Nov. because of the
inclement weather, we were unable
to hold but one service Sunday.
However, the spirit ran in Sunday
School. Rev. G. w. BuIson attend
ed the N. T. District Board meet
ing in Midlothian last week. N It.
meeting will assemble
here on the 18th and 18th. The
paS,or is urging everybody to lay
aside everything and attend the
meeting. Mrs. A. E. Carter is Wis
iting her daughttr in Mineral Wells.
Mr.. Gus Brown is still confined 70
his room. Mr.. F. NJ. McGinnis and
Mr.. S. l.. Shaw Left Monday morn
ing for Waco to enter their child
rem in c T. C. Mrs. Rosa Mann
of Mart is here visiting relatives
and friends.
Gainesville, Nov. AIR. Rufus
Smith, after being out of town for
some time has returned to the city.
Mr.. John Stone and wife of Mus
kogee, Okla, and Mr.. Jim Stone
of Dallas came up Saturday, Oct.
Both, to attend the funeral of their
niece who died Thursday, Oo. 2S.
Mr.. Buster Stone of Fort Worth,
brother of the deceased, was also
here. Miss Pauline Stone was one
of Gainesville's sweetest young la
dies and The whole city mourns
her loss. She died Thursday, Oct.
%, and was buried Saturday, Oct.
80. Mr. Johnnie B. Lacy and Mrs.
Tommie Davis of Fort Worth at
tended the funeral of Miss Pauline
Stone. Rev. B. j. Brown was sick
Sunday, Oct. 81. Rev. Dupree pass
ed through here Saturday, Oct. 80,
enroute' to Sanger where he is
pastoring. Mrs. Mamie Cory was
here last week guest of Mrs. Lii
lie B. Cragg. Mr.. Chester Dixon
and family are preapring to leave
for Tulsa, Okla, where he will To-
cate and go into business. Owing
to che inclement weather Sunday,
churches were not very well at
tended.
Mineral Wells, Nov. 4.-Because
of the inclement weather Sunday
night the attendance at the church.
es was poor. Rev. Southern of
Austin was here last week and
preached two strong sermons at
Little Bethel Baptist Church. Mr..
Lonnie Thomas of Oklahoma City
and formerly of Mineral Wells, died
Wednesday night, Oct. 9th in Ok
lahoma City. The remains were
shipped here for burial. Mr.. Thomas
was X. of p, and was buried with
the honors of the order: The funer-
al was held at First Baptist
church, Rev. w. T. Talley official
ing. Interment was made in Pollard
cemetery. Miss Laura Terrell of
this city for Granbury to open her
school Monday. The contest in the
G. M. E., rally between Mrs. Dicie
Boyd and Prof. Myles was won by
Mrs. Boyd who raised $212.85.
Prof. Myles raised $9.45. Total
raised $322.40. We print all kinds
of advertisements, calling cards, etc.
See your agent. The reception given
at the home of Mrs. A. w. McMil-
Ion honoring Mrs. o. F. Strong of
Gainesville, was great success.
The hostess, Mrs. A. w. McMillon
was assisted by the younger host
ess, Miss Maggie Simmons. The
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