The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-01-15
SOME TEXAS TOWNS

left for West Dallas Friday night to
make his home. Miss Hattie Turner
is back from Dallas where she spent
a week Xmas with friends and rel
atives. Mr.. r. Oderson is still inn
proving. We are glad to inform the
many Odd Fellows, as well as his
many friends throughout Texas. Mr.
George Grim and family left for Gle
burne, their future home. Mr.. Bud
Baker has Just finished improving his
home. Mrs. G. L. Brasmon spent
Xmas with her mother Mrs. Laura
Adams Dotson. Mrs. Rachel White
returned to her home in Dallas after
spending the Xmas. The reporter,
Miss Olivia and sister. Miss Jewel
Smith returned home after spending
two weeks with parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Smith of WaxahaChie. They
are stopping with Prof and Mrs. A.
H, Minis, grand parents. Mr.. Jack
Saunders is getting up after hard
fight with pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ross are back home from
Ranger, Texas. Mr.. Ross will return
Sunday but Mrs. Ross will remain at
home. Mrs. Sallie Walker, an old
time citizen of Calvert. and an old
member of the Household of Ruth
No. 205, was laid to rest in the Cal
vert Colored Cemetery Tuesday even
ing. Dr. d. G. Baker of Port Arthur
is in the city visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Baker. DR.. S. N.
Pernetter of Beaumont spent few
days in the city guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Pernetter. Mrs.
Smith of Corsicana was in the city
a few days visiting her children and
other relatives. Rev. Mcmillan, Dis
trict Supt of Waco District, held
his first Quarterly Conference at st,
Paul M. e. Church Sunday and Mon
day night While here he was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Woodley.
Jones Prairie and Baileyville.
Pleasant Grove services were good
all day. Rev. NJ ID. Butler was with
Reverend Atkinson and helped to
make services sublime. Wherever
Blind Butler goes the people gather.
Mt. Zion Sunday School and Junior
chior practice was good. Miss Ze-
nobia Mcdaniel is back home and re-
ports a splendid time at Marlin. Mrs.
A. Mcdaniel is up again. Mrs. Mar
tina Williams is back home from Dali
las. Senior choir practice was good
Thursday night with 16 members
present. The Express takes we'll.
Marshall, Jan. 13.-When in Mar
shall, Texas, visit Stein Ice Cream
and Chilli Parlor, 80 years experience
with Colored trade, lis West Austin
Street. Mr.. Nathan Stuberfield is
some what on the mend. He was
affected with Influenza which went
into pneumonia. DR.. VIM. Price is
very sick at his home. Mrs. Homer
Jones went to Oklahoma on business.
Rev. E. w. Kelly and family left for
Galveston to take charge of his work.
We regret very much to lose this
very able divine. His place is belnt
filled by that pulpit orator, Rev. j..
w. Lewis, who will at the proper
time wake up things at Ebernezer.
We wish him a successful year. Mrs.
V "A Grundy continues to improve.
Mr.. McKaufman, one of the leading
and best clerks in town, twhite) with
Kahn Store is a great admirer of the
Dallas Express, says many good
words for it. The list District oCurt
convened Monday, Jan. 10th; Grim
inal docket was taken up. The grand
jury found AZ bills of indictment, SO
felonies. Mr. Chas. Mitchell is very
sick. The Household of Ruth No.
5S4 and 1851 had their public in
stallation List of officers will be
published later.
Milford, Jan. 13.-Miss Eta Mae
Sims of Dallas is the guest of her
brother, Mr.. Willie Hugh Sims. Miss
Lois Banton went to Hillsboro.
Miss Della Cooper has gone to Italy.
Read the Express for information
Milford has not had a writeup for
some weeks because the news has
been late reaching the main Office
Terrell, Jan. 13-We are enjoying
some very pleasant weather. Church
services were good Sunday at al
the churches. Sunday Rev. T. w.
Daily was at his best. Strangers are
welcome to attend the services of the
churches in our city. Monday was
high day with the Mission sisters at
Bethlehem Baptist Church. The Pa
rent-Teacher Club is meeting with
much success with Mrs. Ethlyn An
'larson as president. Mrs. Ma gie
Coggan is much better after several
days illness. The G. w C., Mrs. A.
d. Key, made her annual visit to the
CaIanthians Monday evening and was
royalty entertained by the sisters and
brothers X. of P. Mr.. M. B. Wesley,
our hustling photographer, made a
flying trip to Dallas and Wills Point
Mrs. Fannie johnson of Marshall is
visiting her sick sister, Mrs. Maggie
Faggans, Terrell folks are always
GLAD to see Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. NJ,
e. Marlborough has accepted a po-
sition with Rev. ]. w. Blair in his
new office as stenographer. Rev. Il.
M. Griggs of Palestine and Rev. R.
A. Butler of this city were very
pleasant callers at the Wesley Studio
Saturday. Rev. R. P. Sparks, who
is attending E. T. Academy was home
to see his family Saturday and spent
a few minutes. in the studio Miss
Selma Hurd of the 1920 graduates
of Terrell High School is now teach
ing at Club Lake. Rev. d. A. Scott
our State Sunday School man, wor-
shipped with Bethlehem Baptist Sun
day. They gave him Sal rs. Come
again doctor. Miss Ella May Jones
is working with Rev. ]. w. Blair as
stenographer The Young Mems Me-
toka Class, with H. Holmes as pres
ident is pushing things to the front
Rev. c. Smith passed through our
city Monday enroute home. You Will
find the Dallas Express at the Wes-
ley Studio Saturday.
Luikm, jan 13.-The Y. NJ. Pro-
gressiye League met Sunday at $3.50
D. m. ct the Good viii Baptist Church.