The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-12
CALVERT

Calvert. Texas, Jun 10.-Prof. II.
10 Coree of Texarkana and Texas
made his annual visit to the lodges
in Calvert Tuesday, June l, l9zO.
Mrs. Dallas Roberts came to Calvert
IN visit DR.. Davis Monday. Mrs.
charlie w. Fisher-Smith OF Dallas
is in the city visiting her childhood
home Mr.. r. NJ. McFalling Of Dali
las is in the city the guest OF the
Henry family. Mrs. Charlie mae
Henry and Mr.. McFalling were quiet
ly married at the home of the bride
on Perkins Abenue, Wednesday night,
Rev. ]. w. Beckham officiating, Mr.:
Eddie Drennon of Dallas, an. old
Calvert boy, spent the week in CAL
vert visiting his uncle, Mr.. N. Dren-
, non. He left for his home in Dallas
Tuesday. Stringer Lodge No. 26,
met Thursday night and elected
officers They also arranged for the
public installation the first meeting
in July; Prof. A. H. Minis, installer
Mr.. Homer Williams Of Baileyville
spent Friday in the city looking
after business for his father. Mr..
] e. Robinson of Palestine, State
Deputy for the American Woodmen,
spent Saturday in the city looking
after Wood-craft. Mrs. Eliza It'd
well George, of California is in the
city visiting relatives and friends.
Rev. Jas. Atkinson Of Hearne passed
through Saturday en- route to Pleas
ant Grove Baptist church, Jones
Prairie. Mr.. A. D. Lewis, the arch
itect of Hearne spent Saturday in
Calvert shaking hands with relatives
and friends. Mrs. Dora Niblett OF
Garrett Grove was in the city Sat
urday and subscribed for the Ex-
press. Miss Georgia Brown left Sat-
urday night for Fort Worth, Texas.
Three autos of people from Wheelock
passed through Calvert Sunday en-
route to Pleasant Grove church
where the corner stone was laid by
the Masons. ]. D. Dunn of Wheelock
called on the reporter while passing
through the city to Pleasant Grove.
Miss Edna Hester is back from
Paul Quinn College, Waco, where
she spent eight months in special
course. Mr.. R. B. Walton made
BRENNAN Sunday. Mrs. Ann Hub
ard, the wife of the late Mr.. Hub
bard is seriously ill at her daught-
er's home in the city. l would like
to know the whereabouts of my
brother, Bonnie Hatton. Last heard
of was at Lake Providence, La. Any
Calvert, Texas. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neal
of West Calbert are subscribers for
the Express. Miss Ella Cooley in
vited the reporter to ice cream Sun
day. The reporter was invited to
dinner at the home of Mrs. Emma
Talley, but did not have time
to partake Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Porter attended the church of God
Sunday. Miss S. Z. Russell of Austin,
Texas, who has just completed a
course in Beauty Culture at the Poro
College in St Louis, Mo-, is in the
city now the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. r. Risby. Mrs. S j. Woodson
left Wednesday night for Houston
where she will spend a week with
her sister, Mrs. G. c. Smith. Rev.
d. H. Parish was in the city for a
few hours Sunday on business. Rev.
Parish is just back from the district
and reports splendid results. Mrs.
Ike Jones of Branchville spent Sum
day in the city, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. N. E. Young. Miss
Gladys Williams left Sunday night
for Dallas, her future home. w. H.
Whitaker of Nesbit was in the city
Sunday to bring his son to see DR..
Flint of Bryant, Mr.. Marshall Cary
came with Mr.. Whitaker to see DR..
A. H. Mcdonald. Mr. and Mrs. busy
Cary arrived in the city Tuesday
morning after spending the winter
and spring at Ballinger. Mrs. Cary
is in very serious condition. Mrs.
Minnie Tibbs Of Fort Worth was
the guest of Mr.. ]. H. Anderson for
a few days. Mrs. Minnie Anderson
left the city Tuesday to spend a
few days with friends and relatives.
Rev. Joshua Sapp and family after
being a methodist 80 years was bap-
uned and joined the Baptist church.
Rev. p. r. Humber of Cameron is
IN the city a his post, the Big church,
Independent Miss Estella Williams
spent Sunday in the city the guest
OF Prof. and Mrs. w. R. Payne. Miss
Williams is one of our progressive
sOAo NS"ShOio. MIS-. .. "A. IaylOr
LETT Monday night to ODE present at
l.. Verseas funeral in Bryan. Prof.
A. H. Minis, Calvert, Texas, received
telegram from Miss Minnie Versea
TO the effect that her father, DR.. c.
l.. Versea practising physician in
Meridian, Oklahoma, has passed away
and would start home with the body
sunday night. DR.. Versea was once
an old teacher in Calvert. but later
studied medicine. Mrs. P. e. Davis
left Saturday night for the Grand
Lodge of the X. of P. Rev. Mrs
Elector Ayres is now home for n few
Gays, after which she will be on
the run again. Rev. Joseph Wilson
OF Pine Oak was in the city Saturday.
he is the pastor of Chanel Hill
81 James and Pine Oak. Mrs. Fran
els Stancil, Calvert's energetic dress
maker is now a reader of the Ex-
press. Prof. Minis will soon close
ms cheap rates for the Odd Fellows
and K. Of P. See him If YOU want
TO Join cheap. Read the Big Negro
newspaper the Dallas Exnress
Bring your news Friday and not
later than Sunday evening Leave
II as Prof. Minis barbersbon To
the shop is closed, run 1t under the