The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-01-10
CALVERT.


Calvert, Texas, Jan. S.-Mrs NJ.
l.. Covington spent Xmas at home
with Rev. NJ. L. Covington and was
of much assistance in the big rally
Sunday.
Mrs. S. N. Harvey spent Xmas at
at home and left for her school at
Kosse.
Rev. John Reagan and family are
now citizens of this city.
Mrs. Dovie Sanders of the Chapel
Hill community was in the city Mon
day
Mr.. VIM. Henderson left Monday
night for North Texas.
Miss Made B. Wilson of st. Paul
Community was in the city Monday.
Mr.. David Robinson of Butler
passed through the city Wednesday
en- route to Fairfield to visit his
father.
Prof. A. H. Minis in company with
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lewis motored
to Hearne, Tuesday night after the
funeral of Mrs. L A. Woodley.
Prof. and Mrs. Jno. Polk motored
to Calvert, Texas, Tuesday night
All the Baptist ministers were at
st. Paul NJ e. church Tuesday to
tend the funeral of Mrs. Woodley
Mr.. Chas. Whitaker is moving to
Ellis County.
Miss Vada Washington spent Xmas
in Houston, she reports a splendid
Xmas.
Mr. Autie Brown and wife of Cor
sicana, spent Xmas at Calvert and
Hammond.
Mr.. Creeks returned to his home,
in Navasota, after spending several
days with his father and mother.
Miss l. o. Powers and Miss j.
o. Powers were in the city with their
father, Mr.. L. Powers.
At o'clock afternoon, Mrs. l..
Jane Haywood, breathed her last
Mrs Haywood was an old residence
of Calvert and reared large family
of girls. She was a member of In
dependent Baptist church and good
church worker.
Mr.. Frank Abram of Hearne visit
ed Calvert, Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Ross made a quick
NlSlJ 10 houston.
Mr.. John Gibson of Waco spent
Saturday in Calvert. On Monday
evening at p. M, at the Office of
Mr.. T. B. Jones, Mr.. Peter White
and Miss Mandie Salter were quietly
married and left for their home at
Conley, Texas.
Rev, VIM. Washington of Fort
Worth is in the city for a few days.
Deacon Ed Roberts of Garrett
Grove Community was in the city
Thursday on business.
Mr.. Frank ROBBERS was in the
city, Monday.
Mrs. Rosia Dixon is back from
Navasota when she spent weekend
with her sister.
Mrs. N. e. Young is out of the
city VISITING Mrs. Hammond Curry
is up after a few weeks illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fife of Elliott spent
Sunday with Mr.. S. Hammer, their
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jackson
of Dallas are in the city for a few
days stopping at Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Mccullough.
Mr.. Madison Johnson left Friday
night for Rentersville, Okla. to visit
his father and sister.
Mrs. Rebecca Jackson of Asper-
mont spent Xmas week in the city
the guest of Mrs. Sarah jackson.
Mr.. R. +. Wheeler of Lott is in
the city, the guest of her brother,
Mr.. Jas. Woodley.
Mrs. c. A. Cobb and little daughter,
Eron of Houston spent few hours
in Calvert.
Mr.. John Thomas spent New Years
day in Marlin, Texas.
Mr.. s. Hammer spent Xmas and
New Year with his wife in Hearne.
The son of Rev. Frank Erhy was
painfully injured a few days ago.
He is much improved at this writing
Mrs. Walton and Jackson from
Garrett Grove Community, daughters
of Rev. NJ. Nelson were in the city
Monday on business.
Mt. Zion Milam.
Mrs. Annie Mae PARTS and daugh-
ter, Miss Elnora PARTS visited Mr..
c. c. Williams and wife for the New
Year. Sammie Spencer's social for
Dec. goth was grand. Mr.. L. Ham
mond visited his mother. Mrs. Mar
tina Hammond Williams spent the
Xmas holidays. Prof. Desha is back
at Pleasant Grove, has opened school.
Sicklisted: Mr. Walter Jude, Mr..
c. 7. Thigpen's little Norvelle Will
liams, Mrs. Mamie Thigpen spent
Xmas holidays in Mart. Mr.. Timothy
Willenham and wife left for their
home. Mrs. Sarah Gentry accom-
panied by her son-in-law, Mr.. Fred
Granver came home after a three
months visit to Mexia with her
daughter.
Mrs. Beatrice Granver, Mrs. Lucy
Perry and Mrs. Minnie White were
pleasant visitors of the reporter. Mrs.
F. A. Williams and also Mrs. Rachel
Foster and Mrs. H. E. Smith.
Mrs. Millie Harllee spent Xmas
holidays in Marlin with Mrs. j. H.