The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-19
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Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Shellsby
! Mr. and Mrs. Bird Johnson, Mrs. Stella
Bluitt, Mrs. Bessie Wade. Look Out!
/ Hip Hurrah! What is the matter?
Nothing at all. Pdneland Hard Hit
tiers are going to play ball, that's
all. See Mrs, NJ. L. Portland for
the Dallas Express.
Palestine, March 17--All chuches
IN the city are busy with rallies and
Easter programs. Rev. f. Swanson
filled his pulpit at Antioch Sunday.
Rev. Wise was at his post at West
Union Sunday. We received the sad
news that Mr.. Clifton Crawford. son
nix, Arizona. The carnival at the
salt Works last week was a success.
A. Taylor, Reporter
Calvert, March 17.-Our community
was visited Monday by a good ram.
Mrs. Alberta Hill and baby visited
the city Monday and made flying
trip to Mrs. Soney Fosters, their
grandparents. The Reporter, Miss
Beulah Thomas, in company with
her grand mother, Mrs. Nept Powell,
spent the week end in the city of
Benchley The school greatly miss
ed Miss Beulah. Mr.. Alex Mckinney
spent Thursday doing some good
work on the Tally farm for Madam
Emma Talley Rev. j. Griggs was
IN Calvert Sunday morning before
the Sunday School bells rang. Mrs.
j, A. Brown and little daughter, NJ.
NJ. Brown are up and around after
a new spell. Mrs. Brown is delighted
over little Miss Browns teeth. She
has nearly a mouth full. Rev. Geo.
l.. Litmon was in the Robertson
Mountains last week. Master John
Robertson, son of Mr.. Vance Rob-
ertson met with quite a sad accident
Monday evening while cutting wood.
One end flew UP and struck him in
the eye. He may loose his sight
He is bright young fellow in the
fourth grade. Mrs Ruth Pinkard is
on the sick list. The children of the
school are looking to their parents
for a picnic or school closing on
April the 22nd 1921. The reporter
called to see Mr. F! V. Henry who
is confined to his bed in North Cal
vert Mr.. Henry came home a few
weeks ago from Corsicana Rev. S.
N. Harvey of Kosse and Mrs. S. N.
Harvey and daughter of Chiffon came
in Saturday and spent Sunday at
home and returned to their school
Monday morning. Mrs. o. X. Thomas
is sick at her home IN West Calvert.
Mrs. Biggers of Mt Zion was called
to the bedside of her sick daughter,
Mrs. @. X. Thomas. Mrs. S. J. Woot-
son IS back from Houston where she
spent a month. Miss j. A. Harlin
is back from Houston where she
spent a pleasant time with relatives.
Rev. Dunn of Benchley and pastor
of st. JamesgA. NJ E. Church was at
his post Sunday. He paid st. Paul
VI. Il. Church a visit
Calvert Public School Notes,
BY Edward Scott
The Junior Glass is making this
spring weather seem pleasant, serv-
ing ice cream every day on the cam
pus. Prof. HaTdeway and the Base
Ball team left Friday p. m for Mexia
where the c. H. boys crossed bats
with MeXia team. A splendid game.
Srocos 90.
Rev. Humber, pastor of Cameron
Grove Baptist Church was entertain
ed by the Metoka and Galeda Glasses
Sunday evening, March 10. from 6
TO p. m at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Woods. The club con-
sists of Madams Ola Burnley, Fleeta
Covington, Callie Hartman. e. E. Tul-
lie, Misses Ida Mays, H. Parks, NJ.
P. Motley, w. c. Johnson; Messrs.
W, j, Davidson, Chas. w. Hartman.
F. L. Avery, j. A Motley, w. C.I
Johnson, Frank w. Hartman, E. D.
Woods, w. NJ. Pendleton. L. ]. John
son. Jr.. NJ. B. Brown, Isaac Greer,
c. Thompson. Miss F. NJ Woods
read very good paper. The officers
are as follows: T. L. Avery, pres
ident. o. X. Parker, teacher, A. ]. /
Motley, superintendent, Ed. Woods,
treasurer, W. NJ Pendleton, secretary.
Baileyville and Jones Prairie.
Pleasant Grove services were good
Sunday. Mrs. Georgia Holloway is
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mother and sister from Alabama who
will spend a month or more in Tex
as. Sunday School, teachers confer
ence and B. Y. P. T. were all good |
at Zion Sunday. Mrs. Alberta Bat
ties who has been very ill is conva-
.escing. The H. NJ. Society had good |
service Saturday Choir practice was
Thursday night because of
the appointment of Rev j. H. Wash
ngton, who did not appear.
Purcell, March 1.-THE entertain
nent at Booker T. School was a
success. Mr.. w. B. Smiley
was visitor in the Capital City
Saturday. The Glover Leaf Club met
With Mrs. Charlie Stewart and a two
course luncheon was served. All re-
port nice time. Mr.. Henry Knoles
has returned from North Texas where
he has been working. Mr.. C. C.I
Coleman has returned from Western,
Oklahoma, where he went on bus
ness Presiding Elder Ross and Rev.
Jackson of the NJ E. Church were
It their posts Sunday. Mrs. Lena
Person of Bonham is visiting Mrs.
Bertha Stewart John Walker, Re-
,orter.