The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-01-29
SOME TOWMs In TEXAS


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reports having had an enjoyable time
4 with friends IN Buffalo. Jan 21st.
given at the home Of Prof. H. r..
King, social entertainment in honor
OF the Senior Glass of 1921 The A.
4 l.. Club met at the residence of Mrs.
J. B. King last Wednesday. After
the business had been carried out
very beautiful compliments were
4 given the guests. Chilli and crackers,
! pineapple, bavarian cream and cake
were served. There are many ardent
\ readers OF the Express and are grad
4 ually becoming more interested. Read
and keep up. See Rev. Alexander
every saturday and receive a copy
4 for 10 cents. Please hand news to
i agent. Mrs. Susie Mason is very
sick. DR.. and Mrs. Heard Of Pal
estine motored here Tuesday. Drs.
Heard and Hackett went out gaming
| while many patients though In misery
patiently awaited their return. The
fowls and the hares we're brought
4 down. Mrs. Jane Mccullough spent
4 three weeks out OF town with her
son, Prof d. Mccullough. Miss HIT
tie King gave kodak party at her
home, Jau. 20. 1921. There were
quite number of guests present
The reanut hunt was quite amusing.
Miss Pearl Cotton won the prize be-
ing the luckiest. Miss H. King pre-
sided at the piano. Menu: Chocolate
tea, Nabisco and peanut sandwiches
All report having had an enjoyable
time.
Jacksonville, Jan. 27.-The Dallas
Express is on sale every Saturday at
McGhee, Sanders and Tensions Bar
bershop. Mr.. Roy Thompson and
Miss Jessie B. Lewis were married
Jan. 18th at the home Of the bride,
Rev. w. NJ. White officiated Mr..
Aisle Griffin Of Dalals spent few
days in the city visiting his mother.
Rev. A. NJ. Mitchell, pastor of Rising
Star Baptist Church and his people
closed a successful rally Sunday
night. Total raised S113.70. Prof. w.
/ H. Etter and Miss Arizona Vaughn
were quietly married at Rusk Satur-
dny, Jan o. Mrs. M. ]. Lloyd spent
Saturday and Sunday at home To-
morrow, Sunday, Jan. Both, Rev. B.
Smith will preach to the men only
at Benson Chapel c. NJ. e. Church
/ at $3.50 P. M. All men are invited
to be present
Marlin, Jan. 27--The city school
is in great need of one more good
4 teacher as the enrolment is over
! 500. Mrs. Ella Dickerson of Calvert
has moved info our city and located
on Commerce street Mr. Henderson
Livingston * sick listed on Aycock
street. Mr.. Ebert English of Reagan
ran up and paid his daughter, Mrs.
Bette Green a visit. Mrs Dock
4 Timons is sick on Commerce street
Also Mrs. Rayford. Mr.. Elias Full
bright was entertained with birth
day dinner by his daughter, Mrs.
Freely Warren. AS he had reached
the ripe age of rs years, there were
over so guests Mr.. Auto johnson,
a special detective of San Antonio
| is taking baths in. our hot waters.
Mr.. Jim Walker was stabbed by his
wife but not fatally. Mr. j. w. Elias
and Mr.. Stephens OF San Antonio are
stopping with Mr.. w. w. Elias. 408
Island street. The Sisters Home
Mission at First Baptist Is doing great
work with Sister A. Armstrong as
president. Mr.. Washington OF Good
night, Oklahoma has returned. Rev.
NJ. A. Mackneas is fighting the devil
ceeded in capturing twenty-six souls
and The good work goes on. Rev.
p A. Stamps. the pastor has given
orders to forward march. Mrs. w.
w. Elias, the professional hair dress
er. is still at 408 Island street Miss
Minnie Moore who was sick is at her.
self again. She is a Hfe reader of
the Express. Mrs. Anna Flint of FIT.
Worth arrived in the city to visit
her mother.
! Wichita Fails. Jan. 27.-Mr. j. W..
Thomas is able to be out again after
a two weeks seige OF "Old Man
I Grippe" The old maxim, Truth
doesn't hurt" is being revoked and
remanded here. of late. With every
issue Of the Dallas Expr IS somebody
lis being hit below The "Solar-plexus'
by the uncontamSnated preachments
OF the reporter. This Is as we ex-
pected though, for the goou book
says the time will come when they
can't stand sound doctrine. Chicke u
! thieves entered the hen house OF M,
A. W. Maxwell, 312 Park street last
J Friday night, and as a result Mr..
! Maxan Is minus seven Wyndott pull
let's. DR.. N. H. Comans, our popular
Dentist, is enjoying a lucrative prac-
tice, and by-the-by, his patrons are
J -. 20. d.
to Wichita Falls Mr. W. b., Griffin
spent the weekend IT. his old home,
Denison When the reporter inter-
4 rogated him as TO the activities OF
DenisCn he said: Home amt nothing
like this" (meaning Wichita Falls).
Some efforts are being put forth to
interest men aid women In paying
their poll tax, qnd as a result mas
meeting is beiAg held this week OF
4 which We will mention next week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Brockman en-
tertained at their home 108 Sullivan
st rect last Wednesday evening In
honor OF Mrs. G. p. Massey of Chi
eago, III. After enjoying themselves
4 Tor more than three hours, anc feast
ing sumptuously on Submarine Salad
and Fruit Punch and Cake, they all
babe Mrs. Massey p fond adieu. Mrs.
I. Massey. who departed for her home
! Thursday morning at 5 o'clock. Those
presents Mr.. and Mrs, McGown, Mr.
, and Mrs. Sam Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
4 Rek sister, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Davis
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Pointer, Mr.. and
! Mrs walter Pointer, Mr.. and Mrs
( Evans, Prof and Mrs. c. c. Trimble
J Mrs. Brown and Company, Miss
Stella Williams and Company. Miss
Stella Adams and Company, Miss q
\ IN. Thornton and Company, hrs NJ
! Avery, Mrs. Cornelius Williams. Mr.
I and Mrs. C. H. Hill, Lake Charles
I. I.ouisiana. and Mr.. Sam Harris, tht