The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-05

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community for 10 cents per pound
and it is being sold in the city for
rs cents. Keep the good work go
ing on brother Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Miller and family are home
after an absence of about two
months. Mr.. G. Bennett will visit
West Dallas soon and will be the
guest of relatives. What is the
trouble with Mt. Zion. Baileyville
and Pleasant Grove communities
they are progressive and live wires
they should plant the Free and Ac-
cepted Mason Lodges in said com
munities The following are re-
porters to give us news from the
following school communities;
Spring Hill, Mrs E. P, Hunter; Oak
Lane. Miss Matte Roberts: Rock
Hill. Miss Emma L. Blackshire; VIII
Evansville. Miss Bulah Thomas:
Blockbridge, Miss Julia Powers;
Garrett Grove, Miss Effie Sapps;
let us get busy and get the readers
by Christmas. The Calvert High
School Mothers Club met at the
High School last Friday and re-elect-
ed officers as follows. Mrs. L. M.
Walton. President; Mrs. l. Talley,
Vice President: Mrs. G. E. Daniels,
Secretary; Mrs. NJ. E. Elridge, As
sistant Secretary; Mrs. P. E. Davis.
Treasurer; Mrs L. e. Harold, Chap
lain; Miss w. B. Whitehead. organ
list. All mothers are requested to be
present on next meeting. There were
33 enrolled. Baileyville and Jones'
prairie: Rev. ]. B. Bryant and S.
Bonner filled the rostrum at Mt.
Zion Sunday. Miss l. d. Nelson Is
back home to the delight of her
many friends. Mrs. Delah Thomas of
Calvert, was at the bedside of her
mother Mr.. Elias Bailey and family
was called TO the bedside of his
mother, who liz very ill. Rev. G.. r.
Paris and wife of Calvert. left Mon
day after spending a night at the
bed side of Mrs. Jane Williams,
their aunt. Mr.. A. r. Williams is
here at the bedside of Mrs. ]. Will
liams who is improved at this writ
ing. The Pleasant Grove choir mo-
tored to Chiffon. Sunday to sing for
the rally. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sheppard
motored out Sunday to shake hands
WIN AAAChNo a year
in Saltwater. Okla.
Houston, Nov 3.-Mrs. e. M.
Brown returned from San Antonio
after spending 10 days in the city.
Mr.. r. B. Hunter, Undertaken of
Beaumont, spent Friday in Houston,
en- route to Somerville, Texas, to his
home. Mr.. E. NJ Anderson, the pop
ular Railway Mail Clerk of Somer-
vile was in Houston, the past week.
Mr.. Sherman Martin and Miss Myr-
tie Rowett were Joined in holy we'd
lock last week. They are domiciIed
at 1912 Roseland avenue Mr.. Chas
Walker has Iaturned after visiting
In California and Kansas City, Mo.
Dr. and Mrs. j. @. Dibbles of Kan
sas City, Mo-. are in Houston, Texas,
to attend the funeral of his mother.
Mrs Sophie Jackson returned last
wee ( from points in California. Mrs.
Lottle Kershaw died last week. Mrs.
Rand Jackson of Temple is in the
city visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Hornsby, 340S Liberty street We
want more readers OF the Express.
Bring news to VIM. Archibald, not
later than Sunday at 42l San Fe-
lipe street. Phone Preston 4480.
Houston Heights: Mrs. Texana
Robertson after spending a few days
with her son and daughter-in-law
returned to her home. Madam Hat
tie e. Henderson of Detroit, Mich.
is in the city. She was formerly of
this city And is at present at Mrs.
M. Y. Tnompson's residence, 316
w Sixth street. Read the Dallas
Express, only cents per copy. Prof.
w, M. Washington arrived from
Calvert and is stopping with Mrs.
M. Sander, 515 Rutland street. Get
the Dallas cypress at 521 Rutland
ST., when you fail to see the agent.
Stephensville, Nov. 3.-Services
were well attended at both churches
Sunday. Mr.. Tom Crowdus and sew
eral others motored to Gainesville,
Saturday to attend the wedding of
Mr., Kimmins of Gainesville and Mrs.
Love Stsrael of Stephenville. The
chitterlin supper was success. Mrs.
Pummer Chaperoned crowd of lit
tie folk on pecan hunt Monday
afternoon. A mistake corrected. Miss
Laura Chandler and little brother of
Fort Worth, visited Miss Ella Will
liams her sister instead of d. Hall
and Mrs. Alexander. Mr.. John Thorn
as is new reader of the Express.
Mckinney, Nov. 3.-Rev. w. l..
Dickson, founder and president of
the Dickson Orphanage at Gilmer,
Texas, was a pleasant visitor in this
CITY on the 22nd of October. Mrs.
L. Washington is very much dis.
appointed when she fail to receive
the Express.