The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-15

matrimony on the 9th instant. Rev.
J. w. Nelson officiated. A sneak thief
entered the home of the Dallas Ex-
press representative and took several
things of intrincite value; among
these was a purse containing several
pieces Of coin. A house on the farm
of a white farmer whose name could
not be procured was burned on the
9Th instant. Origin Of fire unknown.
Miss Margrett Spanon has returned
home after an extended visit to
friends and relatives in the city.
Mrs. Blanch Thomas was in Gar
land and Dallas a few days ago on
business. The Dallas Express is on
sale every Saturday by its reporter,
A. j. Walton.
Quincy, Oct 13.-Sunday School
and B. Y. P. U. was well attended
at both churches. School began
Monday morning with large at
tendance and children are still en-
rolling every day It shows that
the parents as well as the children
are interested in education. Miss l..
NJ. Hollis made flying trip to Mac
ogdoches Saturday. Mr.. H. w. Bur-
rell attended the East Texas Asso-
citation at Elmo, Texas and reports
good session. Master Davidson
Boykins, the son of Dr. and Mrs. H.
G. Boykins Of this place left Satur-
day for TUskegee Institute where he
is expected to spend five years an
school, We all hope for him sue
cessful school terms. Mr.. Lewis
Walker spent several days in Quincy
this week. Hon. H. L. Price was
| heard from last week in Houston
He is still managing the big X. Of
P. Drive and states that he will be
home as soon as the drive is over
Mr.. e. G.. Garner has just completed
severay rent houses in Jacksonville
for Prof. ]. H. Howard and is home
again. Rev. Thos. Simms is putting
the finishing touch to his church a
Church Hill. Mrs. H. l.. Price ant
daughter Ira, Mrs. Amanda Arnwint
and daughter Selector D., Mr.. W
d. Thomas, Bishop Sneed, Mr..
IT. Powell, all made business trip
to Jacksonville. The Hamilton ant
Bragg Gin is still ginning and the!
have ginned nearly 200 bales of cot
ton. Prof j. l.. Hamilton is KEEP
busy buying the cotton after it Il
ginned. Mrs. Susie Cross is visiting
relatives in James, Texas, this week
Mrs. Bessie Crow Of James, VISITED
the Crosses and Madisons this week
Mr.. Jim Sneed's house was total!
| da.t.a,,ad h., ira Loot Thurodov nd pht
There was no insurance Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. D. Hamilton spent Sunday II
Anderson county. Anyone having an!
news please send it in by MonGs!
noon. For the Express see ]. +
Price, Agent and Reporter.
Crockett, Oct. 13.-Sunday schoo
as usual was nicely attended at al
1.-THE churches. Splendid services hell
at st. Andrews A. NJ. E. church
morning and night. DR.. Young, pre-
siding elder, of the C. NJ. E. churcl
held his last quarterly conference
with Rev. Crouch and his members
Results of the meeting will be con
Itinue next week. Mrs. Eliza Davis
George, the returned Missionary ant
Little Maud, did their bit Throughout
Houston county to extripate the mes
lsage to the many hearers. The,
Iwere found at St Andrews OF
Thursday night Oct. 6. Mrs. Evoli
johnson conducted nice program
lust before the speakers Mrs. Georg
was successful in receiving for he
work 1851, total from the charge
visited. Mrs. Bette Scott is still con
fined to her bed but is some better
Mrs. NJ. A. McGrew of Cameron
Texas, was called to the bedside o
her daughter, the reporter, Mrs,
la. Alexander, but found her mucl
Improved. Mrs. McGrew was roy
Tally entertained by Madames Nelli
III Moseley, L. Pendland, B. Holly
In. W. Williams, NJ. L. Coffey (
Tarver and many others. The rura
teachers are opening up their schools
Calvert, Oct 13-Mr. and Mrs
Is. N. Nash are the proud parent
Iof fine 10 paund baby girl. Prof
X. H. Minis left for Giddings to visi
1.-THE Odd Fellows Lodge there. He /
taking notes of the proposed Cd
Fellows Temple. Prof. A II. Rob
linson left Sunday for Prairie View
where he go as an instructor in tn
shoe-malSing department The Elk
press agent wishes for him a success
Mrs. L. C. Hutcherson is on the sicl
list. We are wishing for her
speedy recovery. Rev. D. H. Paris
and F. ". Henry, two Royal Masons
Iare on the sick list. Will the Ma
sons do as they promised? We will
The Odd Fellows of Calvert ar
Idriving for 100 new members thi
wear. All members Of the Lodg
and Ruths are expected to work TO
members. We are glad to note tina
Mrs. Susan Sims is able to be u
lagain Miss Blanche Watson lei
lSunday morning FOR Nacogdoches t
visit her cousin, Mrs. Leila B. Crinel
Rev. and Mrs. Brown and daughte
were the guest of Mrs. Sarah Jackso
Sunday. Miss Lucille Green of Hearn
Ispent Sunday evening in the cit
and worshipped at st. James A. n
e. church. Mrs. Emiline Hazzar
came to the city. in company wit
her little baby, and left in the aftei
loon for their home. Call for
ljitney and an express next time yC
wish to visit the city. 100 member
lfor Calvert; so for Baileyville;
, flor Ebenezer, Morning Star and Be
Shapel and 90 for Branchville. W
, Iare making 10000 membership
! drive, this is the Odd Fellows driy
, Iget busy. Erie Temple U. B. of 7
I lNo. S27, stormed one of their sister
, mrs. Bessie Richardson, October 81
, They were lead by Mrs. 0. c. Dogge
/ and number of valuable articles
food was presented her. Mr.. B.
, Hammonds and brother. A. j., al
rived In the city last week froi
. Chicago, ILL.,. where they have
| ATTENDING Worsham Embalmin
! School. Mr. H, Sheppard and vii
! larrived in The city Sunday to spen
a few DAYS with parents and friend