The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-01-08

} Gainesville, Tan. 6.-Mrs. Swalls
, Of Dallas was royalty entertained al
the residence Of Mrs. Mack Thomas
Tuesday night, Dec. 28th. Fruit
punch and cake. tuna fish salad on
. Lettuce leaves, stuffed olives, small
ferackers and hot chocolate were
served. Mrs. Swall returned to heI
home Wednesday morning, Dec .29th
after spending a pleasant Xmas with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. y, L. Black
man. Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Penn OF
Dallas spent a few days In the city
during Xmas visiting friends and
(. relatives. Mrs. Penn is daughter
Of Mrs. Tom Pembleton. Miss Carry
Sea who was on the faculty board
OF Gainesville High School last year
was guest of Mrs. James Grover dur
ling Xmas. Miss Sea Is teaching at
Honey Grove this year. Mrs. Nina
Jones and Miss Like Mae Walcott
came in Sunday. Jan 2. from a visit
to Dodd City. Mr.. Otto Myles was
in the city Sunday, Jan. 2. Mr..
4 Myles has been away for sometime
and is one OF GainesWlle's most
prominent young men and a great
Sunday School worker. Mr.. Myles
left Monday morning, Jan. 8. for
I! Dallas where he win enter the Civil
Service examinations to be held there
Jan. 18th, 1921. Mrs. Ida B. Soders,
teacher OF Gainesville High School
spent Xmas at her home in Marlin.
Mrs. Jess Hunt of Sherman and Mrs.
o. r. Tucker OF Washington, d. C.
were the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
A. Ainsworth last week. Mr.. Jimmie
Anderson and Squack Singleton of
Sherman was in the city Monday.
Mr.. Tom Hill left for Wichita Falls
Mrs. Tom Hill left for Dallas Monday,
January Srd.
NOTICE.
You can get the Dallas Express
at Leathers' and Watson's Cafe, cor
ner Elm and Rusk Sts., also Mill
Street Grocery on Mill Street, if
you fail to see the boy. John Rob-
inson, Jr, Agent. All churches were
well attended Sunday. Rev. Smith
Of the C. M. e. Church is starting
the new year right. He preached
wonderful sermon the night of
Dec. 81 from the subject: Funeral
OF Nineteen Twenty-one." Rev. Milton
Of the A. M. e. has started out for
greater 1921. Pastor Brown is
still at his post at Old Mt Olive
and is doing a very commendable
work.
Marshall, Jan. 6.-Mr. Leroy Hend-
erson and Miss Fannie Make were
joined in marriage at the residence
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Make. The contracting parties
hail from our best families. They
leave for Fort Worth. We wish
them a prosperous journey. Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Alexander, a
daughter. She tipped the scales 8
pounds. The services were good at
all the churches Sunday. The new
pastors seemed to be well pleased
with their congregation. Mrs. Carry
Larkins, Mrs. Mariah Young and
baby daughter, Annie Marie of Tex
arkana, Ark, are the guest of Mrs.
Lula Simpson. Mrs. B. Buro spent
Xmas IN Terrell. Mr.. Nathan Stub
erfield lies very low at his home of
influenza and pneumonia. Mrs. Susie
Powell will leave for California to
join her husband in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Dora Mahaffey returned from
San Antonio. Some low person set
fire to Mr.. Chas. Richardson's house
but slight damage was done. Mrs.
Bessie Mckinley returned from Hous
ton. Mrs. S. A. Streety and Little
Gladis returned from Austin. Mrs.
Lee Jones and Mrs. Susie Griffin
returned from Austin. Mrs Lee Jones
and Mrs. Susie Griffin returned to
Dallas. The Dallas Expressman
wishes his many subscribers a happy
New Year. Asks a continuance Of
their subscription and asks all others
who desire a good paper to read, to
subscribe for the Dallas Express
delivered at your door for 40 cents
per month or SO per year. Phone
1893. Mr.. Robert Russell and Miss
Emma Griffin were quietly married
at the residence of Rev. Milton San
ford by Rev. Sanford
Mineral Wells, Jan. 6.-Sunday was
high day at the different churches.
p. E., J. w. Mckinney OF Sherman |
was here Sunday holding his first !
quarter at the C. M. e. church. Rev. !
A. Johnson, p. c. of the A. NJ. E. |
Church has moved his family here
from Cameron. Rev. w. T. Talley |
was at his post Sunday night. Mr.. |
Iknar of Fort Worth was called to |
the bedside of his sick daughter.
Miss Carrie Iknar who is very i'll |
at her home here. Mr.. P. H. Jack |
son has returned from Points in |
South and East Texas where he has
been spending the holidays with hisl
mother at LAGRANGE; while there |
he witnessed the marriage of one of |
his brothers at the home of the |
groom's mother He then left for |
Tyler. There he was royalty enter |
tanned with dinner parties, sociali
functions and etc. On his way back. |
he stopped in at the Dallas Express |
oftice. We are Ill glad to see him !
still handle the paper. Now to those
who owe me: Please pay up your
paper debts. Mrs. Lula Thomas of |
Oklahoma CITY, Okla, is here. On |
last Saturday evening, Jan. /. at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben WEIGH |
a O'Clock turkey dinner was given |
in honor of Mrs. Bedford Taylor of |
Globe, Ariz. Those present were |
Mrs. Mrs. Bedford Taylor of Globe. !
Ariz.. Rev w. T. Talley and wife, /
Mrs. stssie Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
D. Howell. Mrs A. e. B. Johnson.
Mr.. and MIS-. G. W. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mr.. Jas Griggs of Dallas. The table
was beautifully decorated with flow
ers and fruit. The menu consisted !
Of turkey with cranberry sauce,
baked yamB, green's, corn bread, En-
glish peas, cr4amed mashed potatoes.
potato custaSd, stuffed crabe, maca-
roni and cheese. rice, celery, gelatine
with whipped cream, fruit salad on
lettuce leaf, homemade cakes of all |
kind. Mr.. and Mrs. Fess Jones have
returned from Tyler where they have