The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-07-09
TEXAS TOWNS


Calvert, July 7.--Mrs. Annie Mayo
of Waco, MISS lnez BEL and sister,
Ida Bell Of NavasoIa, spent few
days in the city The guest of their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bowles.
Mr.. Jasper Dunlap and wife of Dun
kins spent few days in the city
the guest of Mr. Dunlap's mother
Mrs Ula DUNLAP is improving slowly
and we hope to see her much. inn
proved in the near future. The Trus-
tees OF the city schools are now
improving and beautifying the Col
ored school house. by adding several
rooms. Calvert boasts OF having the
finest school board. Mr.. b. A. Sapp
spent Sunday in the city attending
st. Paul NJ T., church. Mrs. Laura
Gillard spent few hours in Heane,
visiting Mr.. Sam Gamble, who is
very sick. Mr.. J. II. Williams of Mt
Zion and James Smith, the Express
Hustler, of Mt Zion and Pleasant
Grove communities spent Sunday in
this city Mr.. Chas. Hopkins of Mart
came down TO his old home TO ride
the Masonic goat. Mrs. Nellie Squire
Sims of Bryant came up to visit
Mr.. and Mrs Nat Drummon and
other friends. Miss l. C. Adams left
Saturday for Houston to visit her
brother. Mr. viii Sims of Wheelock
spent Sunday In the city. He lee
tured to the Y. NJ c. A. and Sunday
School Mr. and Mrs. John Hazard
OF near Bremond are in the city
Mrs. Hattie Edwards of Sweet Water
was called to the CITY Friday to the
bedside of her sick father, Rev. l..
j. Massey. Mr. w. Il. King and fam
lily of iHearne spent Sunday in the
city and worshipped at st. James
A. M, Il. church, They also went
sight seeing. Bethel Grove Baptist
Church had preaching all day and
dinner on the ground. Rev. Sears
is quite mixer and church work.
or. Rev. Ed. W. Powers preached
quite logical sermon Sunday at
the Church of God. Miss Il. A.
Griggs left Sunday for her home,
Prairie View, after spending a few
weeks in the city, visiting her sister
and brother, Mr. and Mrs. j. Il.
Edwards. Miss Eula Dunlop is still
sick at her brothers home in West
Calvert. Mr.. VIM. Cooper of Thorn
ton spent the weekend in the city,
the guest OF his daughter, Mr.. |.
Station. Mrs. s. A. Bush and daush-
ter came in from Dallas Friday morn.
ing after spending a few weeks with
relatives and friends. Mrs Jennie
Glass and children of Houston were
up Sunday visiting her mother and
other relatives and friends. Mrs.
Kelis Hollmon left Sunday to be at
the bedside of her sick father, at
LAGRANGE, Texas.
Mt. Zion-Services were sublime
Sunday and Sunday night at Mt.
Zion Pastor Sharp related the good
rews for us from the Lincoln Dis
trict Sunday School and B. Y. p.
u Congress. Choir practice was sood
Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
son Bush left Saturday for Waco
to visit Mrs. Mary Biggers, They
are enroute TO their home. Kansas
City, Mo. Little Ludie Biggers, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Callie Big
gers was bitten by a dog Friday.
Miss Lizzie Lewis, enroute home from
the field on truck, attempted to
alight from the same, and sustained
an injury on her arm. Messrs, Jas
and C, p. Thigpin, Little Harvey Lee
and A. d. Black are all in bed
afflicted With Malaria Fever at this
writing, Mrs. Fannie jackson lei,
for her home In Bremond Saturday.
The II. H. of r. initiated Mrs Amanda
Lewis, Saturday.
Greenville, July Sunday was
high day at all churches. Rev. Car
ter of Greenwood, La, preached at
New Hope nr. N. ]. Atkinson re-
ported a fine time in Arkansas where
he spent two weeks visiting friends
and relatives. DR.. r. w. Bledsoe
and r. w. j. Durham were out of
the city a few days last week on
business Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar White
of Dallas were in the city a few days
last week visiting relatives and
friends. Mrs. Hollins, wife OF Mr..
Wash Holldns, died last Saturday
morning. The remains was shipped
TO Cameron Sunday for burial. A
large number Of friends attended the
funeral from this city. Miss Maui
iine Dillingham; and Lady Brice
Ross passed through the city en-
route to Dallas. Mr.. Frank Lewis
OF Oklahoma City. Okla. is in tEis
city whiting his wife, relatives and
friends. Mr.. o. Crook was in Nc
Kinney last Monlay. Mrs, f. L.
Warren, wife of Rev. Il. l.. Warren
and children left for Houston last
Friday morning. Rev. Warren left
for Dallas Saturday morning. Mrs.
Jane P att is at home after spending
two weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Lizzie BLY,. Of Bierdstown, Texas.
NJ SpeD or Ovens. formerly Of this
city, but now of Chicago, III, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Sallie
Ovens on West Crockett Street Miss
Thelma iFcCall returned to Dallas
after spending Sc, sral weeks with