The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-20

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Stephens are III this week. Mr..
Jack Washington's older son shot
the younger one accidentally Sunday.
Rev. B. l.. Simpson, pastor of the
A. NJ. Il. church left for his annual
conference at Beaumont this week.
Bad weather hindered services at ali
the churches Sunday. Missionary
ladies OF the c. M. T.. church met
at Mrs. Walter Lloyds residence
last Tuesday evening The Juve-
niles met at Mrs. Onnah Baggage's
Sunday afternoon. New subscribers:
Prof. ]. II. Howard, Mrs. Robert
Cumbo. Mrs. Mollie Fuller. Mrs. D.
L. Martin. Mr., Monroe Caldwell and
Mr.. r. d. r. Smith. Dallas Express
viii be found at Jim McGee's Bar
bershop every Saturday.
Itasca, Nov. Notwithstanding
the inclement weather and snow
Sunday School at the Bethlehem
Church ives well attended. The les
son was taught by the pastor. Mrs.
B. A. Burton i'll take charge OF Miss
Gladys McGinnis' class Mr.. Tommie
Hutson will succeed Miss Vera Scott
as treasurer. B. Y. p. u. was held
at 4:30. We also had some changes
in b. Y. p. U. Mrs. Emma Sedberry
will succeed Miss X. McGinnis; Miss
Ozel Hutson. Miss Vera Scott as
superintendent and Mrs. Burton will
act as our B. Y. p. u. secretary.
Inc Following young people have
entered Z. I. College at Waco; MISS
es Marzee Standifer, Kathleen Nc
Ginnis, Vera Scott and Hillary Gill.
Miss Gladys McGinnis Is attending
school in Mineral Wells Mr. Gus
Brown and MISS cara thompson
are stu III. Messrs. Nathaniel Stand
ifer, 3. !. Shaw W. M. Henderson
in Waco attending the Cotton Palace.
Mr.. George Burton was in Milford
Wednesday Mr. y N. McGinnis ac-
compalie1 ms uausnter' ulaoys' 10
Minsrai weiis Monuay, putting neI
~ tne ho.he u nee. anu MIs; ., q
Su..on ~, Den reihins anu MIS-,
oasnnnah Niark WSre quisl,y married s
=. tns nolne OF 1ne priue parent
oa.uluay ns no, GeoIse Dui eoii
vllcia.eu. Mrs. ~ r. SaI,Sr mas ~
TURNED from mineral wells ana Is
nov Dusy e,,e.l rs sne n.ue vnes'
MasseI zoe a,len Ionn a. ines WIN an
acciuen. liuay' nui.inK nilnse,l -
ue extern, tnat ne y "aihins laine'
mrs. Aliieiia leal spsht iast week ~
Mart .ne guest p her sisoeI, Mrs.
Jonn Mann' mr. anu MIS-. Duu mar
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anu MIS- .. ~. Da'ls. MI. anu mis-.
iienIy o'anuiier ale siins over
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70 sneir noine' l'a'ipases' Sa'uruay
night
Garland. Nov. 1s-Miss Ada starks
and Mr.. Mckinley Clayton were
quietly married Thursday evening at
ine nome Oh tne priue, MI. clayton
our leading renters residine On The
w. c. kingsley farm and a reader
of the Dallas Express, while Miss
Starks is the daughter Of Mr.. John
Starks, also renter and stock deal
er of Joyce and .Alexanders farm,
The Dallas Express readers wish for
them a long and happy life. Deacon
Starks was in Garland Saturday or
business. Mr.. Nose johnson is as
sistant to Mr.. F. A. Johnson is hand
ling the Express in Garland. Don't
miss him. Mr. j. H. Rose was here
Saturday and got his paper. Mr..
Jim Standifer and Mrs. Gussie Wal
ton are now readers OF the Express.
Mrs. Mary Persiphs pain up for her
paper Saturday. Mr.. w. H. Dolton
is quite a leader in business circles,
having added an automobile line to
Dallas. Mrs. Johnnie Hall still oper-
ates her cafe with success. The Elk
press is ten cents. Don't miss it.
Egypt. Nov. 1S.-Rev H. w. Rob
erson was here Sunday to hold his
services but was prevented by rain
and snow The Exnress was sold
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w. sueoess' "is' 'sa .'' W Z
Carrie looks and Mr.. William Hill
agreed 10 take q copy OF the Express
every week MT ana Mrs. Henry
Hill visited Nncle Z. Floyd FRIDAY
night. also Mr.. Richard Parker and
MI. william Hill. Uncle Jen an
IS sunering with emil az tnis
wrlting- MI. Jonn SHARKS was mere
Saturday. Mrs Susie Jones is YET
indisrosed. Mr.. Cnas Jones pur-
chased Chandler 9. Prof. y. w
Jeirries has purchased a nice house
and lot in Dallas, paying cash ioi
same. Mrs. Nancy Morris mas moi
yet missed a copy OF the Express
Mrs. Annie watts IS naying success
in her auto contest having received
one prize In a puzzle contest. Ge'
your dime ready LOT your EApress'
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