The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-10
Fexas N0Wns


at her post in or 10 days Mrs
Hill left for her home in Shreve-
port, La, accompanied by her daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. Raines is sick listed.
Mrs Georgia Robinson, Mrs. Fran
ces Brewer, Miss Gertrude Brumley
Mr.. and Mrs. Upshaw, formerly of
Sherman, Texas, has leased the
Rooming House of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur McMillon and kindly ask their
friends to call and see them. Mrs.
Josie Zollicoffe and her grand son,
William Lee Burleigh, have returned
from Oklahoma City, Okla, where
she has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs L. Henry of Farmersville, Tex
as, is here at the bedside of her sick
sister, Mrs. F. Brewer Mrs. p. H.
Jackson has returned from Tyler,
where she has been visiting the
Association. Prof. and Mrs. T. d.
Marshall of Dallas, after a pleasant
stay in the city left for their home
accompanied by Mrs. Henderson,
While here they were guest of Mrs.
M. l.. McMillon. Mr.. and Mrs. Ish-
mon Robinson, after a pleasant trip
in South Texas are in the city again.
Mrs. ]. c. Cade of Waco is here for
her health. She is the guest of Mrs.
M. l.. Mcmillan. The Express will
be after the 18th instant, cents per
copy. Mrs. Ada Mae Brown enter
tanned at a surprise supper Sept.
Bird host of friends in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Melton. After sup
per was served Mr.. and Mrs. Melton
were at their highest joy finding the
surprise box which was filled to it's
capacity with little gifts from friends
present. They made their departure
Sept. 4th at 800 o'clock for their
home. Mrs. Beatrice Washington will
be hostess of the Happy Hour Club,
Sept. 5th at 407 s. z. 7th street.
Miss Laura R. Terrell entertained
few of her friends on the noun
tain Saturday morning from to
s a. m. being highly favored with
honored guests from various towns,
nemely: Miss Hazel Abram, Tyler,
with her thrilling voice and high
class music, played and sang some
piano selections; one especially ad-
mired by the party was, "Delhamelle"
and two selections from her Uku-
helee. Then Prof. George Bates of
Fort Worth, with his Jazz and class
les also rendered two solos, one being
Jazzied, the other being Pathetic
Thought to All, after which the soft
voice of Mr. Dewey Oliphant, sift-
ing through the air singing, Oar
lin" Misses Ethel and Eva Alex
ander, Mrs. Small and Andrews,
teachers of Cleburne. all of which
were full of fun. Misses Lorraine
and Ulmer Ward, Weatherford, with
their winning smiles; Prof Gus
Newbill, our leading Tailor, having
joke for every one; Prof X. G.
Parish, often called Mineral Wells
favorite entertainer and Elocution-
list; Prof. A. T. Rucker, Pharmacist
and teacher of Mineral Wells; Mr.
Johnson of Fort Worth: the party
amuser; Miss Alice Matrin, Dallas,
socialist and tourist Mrs. L. A. Pat
terson, Tulsa, Okla, amuser. The
hostess served toast and crisp bacon,
minis. Then all the boys enjoyed a
hot chocolate and cake. gum and
smoke from Chesterfield" after
which kodaking began in full. All
left expressing delightful stay
Sherman, Sept S.--Little Miss Reta
Mae Childs has returned home from
Omaha, Nebr., where she went with
parents several months ago to make
their future home. She is domiciled
at her grand mothers, Mrs. Laura
Hume Mrs. Dee Roe of Dallas is
at the bedside of her father, Mr.
Jim Nickerson. Mrs. Gertie B. John
son, Miss Nola Williams of Mckinney
visited their kindred, Mr., P. W.
Carpenter and mother. Rev. NJ. N.
Stephens of Waco, assisted Rev. |.
#. Sanford and members of st. James
NJ e. church in a big revival. Mrs
Mary Brown and Mrs. Annie Hop
kins of Mckinney visited their
nephew, Mr.. j. l.. Grove. Mrs. Lu-
cinda Cox has returned from most
delightful trip to Dallas, Fort Worth
and Oak Cliff While in Oak Cliff
she visited Mrs. (Rev.) Harllee, pur-
chasing her beautiful home in Oak
Cliff. Mr.. Joe Batsell dropped dead
| from heart failure last Monday COM
| ing out of base ball park north Of
Frisco Shops, where he witnessed a
ball game between Sherman and
Denison. Mr.. Batsell was chef cook
at Sherman Hospital. He was a
consistent member of st. John G..
M. e. church and a member of Polar
Star Masons. Miss T. A. Johnson
! has recently returned from Chicago,
where she visited relatives and took
course at Chicago University. Mrs.
I. B. Hume and little grand daugh-
ter. Miss Reta Mae Childs of Omaha,
Nebr., are visiting her daughter,
Mrs. B. 2. Newton of Wichita Falls.
Mrs. Dora Chism and Mrs. Ethel
Sims of Wichita Falls are here in
attendance to funeral of their kind
man S, Mr.. Joe Batsell.
Tyler, Sept. S-East Texas has
been visited by series of ram
which was very much needed. Ser
vices were we'll attended at all the
churches Sunday. Quite a few mo-
tored out to Lanes Chapel to the be-
ginning of the protracted meeting.
This ends the protracted meeting
and if we desire those good old fash
toned cakes, pies and chicken, we will
have to cook the yourselves, i was
one Ford that left Tyler Sunday for
L. C. at 2 p, m, had tire troubles
and one of the passengers refused
to pay car fare because he missed
his dinner. The Mock Conference
with DR.. w. F. Warren, Bishop,
closed out a grand session at st.
James G. M. e. church Monday night,
Friday night an enjoyable program
was rendered Miss P. V. Reid and
the Misses Hassie and Lexie Price
held the crowd spell bound with
their hooking bird voices. Mrs. Nora
Pierce is suffering with rheumatism
We regret very much to learn OF the
continued illness of Mrs. Char ley
Ouin1ev Mrs. F,thlyn McShan has