The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-26

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CIeburne, Nov. 24.-All members
are requested to be present at the
rally at Mt. Zion Baptist church,
Sunday, Nov 20. All ladies are to
raise 100000 and men 100000.
Theodore Grimes of Dallas is visit
ing his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Heard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Yearger are visiting their
mother and mother-in-law at White
Wright. Mr.. Will Phillips has re-
turned from Breckenridge. Messrs,
Moore, A. Small. Harlan Jackson,
Horace Alexander and Archie Rice
attended the foot ball game at Wa
co. Rev. Wyatt preached his fare
EeIl sermon at the G. M. ". church
sunday. and is attended the An
NAL Conference at Mckinney, this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Jay visited
fhe5r uncle at Coyington Sunday.
The Halloween party given at the
residence OF Mrs Chas. Chandler by
tbe Mothers club was success.
Mrs Annie Tyler has returned from
league. Mrs. Ida Sednerry OF Merl-
dian is attending the bed SIDE OF net i,,
dzughter, Miss Beatrice, VINO Is III.
Little Lawrence Jones has Deeh on
me sick list, but Is improving AT
mis- writing. Mrs. Verlee Anderson
~nent sunday In Mexia. Mrs. Sarah
CLARK entertained the Ladies CITY
CIut with a two-cOurse luncheon.
~ ,lenrv o'Neal has returned after
Waiting relatives at Oklahoma City.
Mrs Matilda Sample is improving
after a severe spell Of sickness, MRS.
ArtbeIene Thomas Of Houston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ciemmie
Griffin. Prof b. T. Wilson prinel-
uaI OF g. T. College was IN the cry
friday aid Saturday In the inter-
est Of the Modern Rug Laundry
Marshall, Nov. 24.-Grand Master
A. w. weatherford, State Grand
Master Of the Mosaic Templars oil
America and Deputy National Grand
Master Of Mosaic Templars OF Am
erica, Jourdan, made annual visits
20 the Temples and Chambers OF
Marshall, quite nice crowd greet
ed them at the Knights Of Tabor
haIl. several members joined, both
Grand Master and Deputy N. G..
spoke in glowing terms of the or
der showing II to be in a most pros
porous, condition, money on hand
10 meet all obligations. Deputy Ma
tional Grand Master Jordan organi-
red uniform rank Of the order with
70 members Hon. p. II. Dennis was
made captain. Miss Viola Johnson
rs home again after being very Sc
TiOusly hurt in TT. Worth. Miss Pan
~ Lucille Polev Is reported as very
sick at Tuskegee institute. Mr.. Vol
ney Lacy had painful accident by
a pin scratch on the hand blood
poison set up, II seems to be very
dangerous He is doing very well.
Miss b. U. Thompson. Miss G.. D.
Gilmore. Mrs. Lula p. Gilmore, Mr..
M. e. Gregory spent the day in
Jefferson. Sunday. Mr.. Elijah Hub
bard of Shreveport in company with
few others spent a few hours in
Marshall. The guest of Mr.. Thomas
Brennan and friends. Mrs. Estella
Patterson and son ID. J. Patterson
went to Jacksonville, Texas, to at
tend the funeral of her mother,
Mrs. s. A. Streety and better Gladis
returned from Waco, from the bed
side OF her very sick auntie. Mr.. j.
Q. Robinson is able to be out on
mis- crutches. Mr.. Owons is very
sick, Mrs. L. G. Galloway is very
nick at her home. Mrs. Susie Hill
and children thanks the many
friends for Kindness shown In death
eg her son, Robt. Hill. Those that
are behind with the old Dallas Elk
presman will please pay up and get
on the reduced rate 20 cents per
month, $2.25 per year, subscribe.
Phone 83.
Houston Heights, Nov. 24.--Mrs.
l.. Il. wheatley and daughter, Miss
Ruby Of Shepherd. Texas, visited
aheir son and brother, Mr.. Wallace
,Wbeatley and returned Sunday. Rev.
Geo. Thompson sustained an injury
Of his foot; the injury is improving
at this writing Mrs. Florence Mich
oils, 317 w. Sixth Street, left Sun
day night to VI sit in San Antonio.
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