The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-02-12
SOME TEXAS TOWNS


sunny South. Mrs. Nettie Sier, the
mother Of Mrs. Volney Lacy lies very
III at her daughters home. Mr.. N.
A. Murphy is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Evelyn Booty has returned from
an extended trip in the North visiting
some of the large cities. Mrs. Mag
gle Harris is able TO be up after sew
eral weeks in bed. Mrs, Massie
Wflxcon was at dinner to a few of
her friends. Mikes Temple No. 955,
had a nice feast among its members
Tuesday night. The Loyal Friends
of America will have their public
installation, Feb. %. 1921, at Tabor
Hall. The Colored doctors OF Mar
shall will erect $4,000 hospital to
replace the Shepherd Sanitarium.
Mrs. Lille Harris is able to be up
after several weeks illness. Mrs.
Bessie Lewis of Oklahoma Is In the
city visiting friends. The old Dallas
Expressman wants your patronage for
the Dallas Express. Let the neigh
boris paper alone. Read your own.
Delivered at your door for 40 cents
per month or $500 per year. Phone
1888. Send me the news OF your
home.
Lufkin, Feb. 1O.-There was high
tone reception given Thursday night,
Feb. 3rd by Camp No. II, American
Woodmen, in honor Of Prof. l.. s.
Pace, State Deputy, who was accom-
panied by Prof. A. G. Glider, Super
yising Deputy and Mrs. G. j. Moody,
S. w. G., Juvenile Department Tent
to Camp No. II with Mrs. d. G.
Thompson, w. G., Mrs. Viola Will
liams, Vice. A very timely lecture
was made by Deputy Pace, a man
who has the undivided attention and
listening ears of the people, which
was responded to by Mrs. &c. j.
Moody. It has been said that Deputy
Pace will have TO pace to keep out
of the way of Mrs, Moody. DR.. o.
L. baltimore is In the city doing a
splendid work in denti~try. He is
located at Mr.. VIM. l.. Engram's on
Chestnut Street. Give him your pat
ronage. Words from Miss Beulah
II. Reago of, Center: This has been
very busy week preparing for q
grand concert, giving music lessons
together with my public school work"
Mr.. Lure Hackney parted this life,
Feb. 4th, leaving a wife, five sisters
and two brothers to survive him.
The remains were sent to Alto for
burial under the auspices of the G.
u. o. of o. f. While depositing the
body Of Mr.. Lure Hackney Mr.. Pete
Anderson fell unconscious. 1t was
necessary to have a doctor attend
ming and Mrs. Marie Dyer of Voth
ming and rms. Marie Dyer of With
are visiting their brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Starks
Mrs. s. Long is able to be up again
after several days illness. Rev. |
s. Alexander, H. Huntle- Mrs. Barbt
Johnson, wife of Austin Johnson
Mrs. d. C. Thompson are on the sicl
list Rev. B. f. Robert of Goodwin
! Church was at his stand Sunday.A
financial statement Of the First Bap
list Church for the year ending Dec
1920, was given at s1.5S7.52. Mr.
II. b. Burns, clerk. Reverend H
B. Matring is doing a splendid
works at, the C. NJ, E, Church. 4
financial statement of the condition
of the church together with spiritua
work for the month ending Jan. 81
| 1921, reads $326.45 raised. AZ member
taken in. S. w. Booker, Clerk.
Athens, Feb. 1O-Seryices were wei
attended at all churches. Mt. Prov
idence Baptist sisters had their Mis-
sionary sermon preached Sunday b.
Rev McYoung Rev. Smell Of tn
Church OF God filed his pulpit Sun
day. The rally at the A. M. I
Church closed Sunday night. Mis-
Matilda Donnell raised $32.82 on tn
Vanguard Book. Total amount rails
ed will appear in next issue. Tn
Old Folks Concert given by the Mis-
i sionary sisters of the A. M. u. Frida
and Saturday night was a success
$500 was realized from door fee:
Mr.. Wesley Tucker and Mr.. Watkin
Guy den spent Sunday in Malakof
Mrs. Emeline Guyden entertained he
granddaughter, Ida M. Postell wit
a birthday party. The children spen
an enjoyable evening. Many gift
were received. Mrs. Samantha Davis
Mr. Henrietta Jordan, Mr.. Bob Pat
tel Jon, Mrs. Fannie Ford, join tn
Express readers Mrs. Darthula Elan
Fisher and Mrs. Queen Elan Wen
to Palestine on business. Mr.. an
Mrs. Mobiles Of Mt. Pleasant are max
ing this their future home. Nj
Douglas Miller found pocket boo
Saturday night containing $8.12. II
turned it over to the owner. Mr.. an
Mrs. Luper spent Saturday in Keren
their home. You can always find tn
Express at z. G; Franks Barbershol
Laura Miller, Reporter.
Jacksonville, Feb. 1O.--Dallas Ed
press on sale every Saturday