The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-18

! city. Mr. Jackson was In the frs
quota of boys who left the city foJ
training. When he arrived in France
his company was assigned to duty
and for a while all went well, bu
! later he was stricken and died. H,
! leaves a father, several brothers anC
sisters as welb as relatives anC
! friends 10 honor his noble name. Mr.
II. H. Poodle is visiting his sister
Mrs Irene Glass Of Dallas, where
she will remain for a fortnight. Miss
Eula Dunlap is seriously i'll at hel
home in West Calvert. Miss DUNLAP
is a member of st, Paul NJ. Z
Church. Mr. and Mrs. \. Tompkin.
of Guthrie Oklahoma. spent a few
hours with Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Ed
monds of this city Mr. and Mrs
Tompkins were on their way t,
Prairie View to visit Mrs. Temp
kin's parents, Prof. and Mrs. c. /
Griggs. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Edmonds
are home after spending the week enc
at Mart. Mrs. S. A. Bush of South
Calvert is sick. Mrs. j. NJ Stephen.
son and baby are in the city, the
guest of Mrs. L. l.. Thompson. They
Will return home Tuesday. Mrs. E
NJ Talley of Williamsville spent Sat
urday with her daughter. Mrs. Min
ME Salter.
Mt. Zion and Pleasant Grove.
Sunday School conducted by Supt
of Senior department, Mrs. NJ. E.
Webb. After Sunday School the Jun
ior choir was called for a practice
which was carried out. All present
expcept Miss Theopia Thompson. The
B. Y. p. U. failed to have session
on account of mysterious Ford
wreck of Hustler Smith and Mr.. Joe
Dorgan near the home of Mr.. Poe
Nelson. When the news spread the
crowd rushed to the place. Mr.. Joe
Dorgan who was steering his car
got his clavical bone broken. Mr..
Smith sustained an injury of his
right leg, on account Of the car
turning over on it, Both are re-
ported doing nicely at this writing.
Miss Nancy Jude left Sunday fo
Marlin. The Pleasant Grove choir
sang at the Rev. J. d. Leonard.
rally at Hearne Sunday
The inclement weather hindered
Morning Star B. Y. p. U. from Wis
iting Mt. Zion Thursday.
WeatherfOrd, June IS Services
were good at all churches Sunday.
Rev. Harlee preached a noble ser
mon at 1880 o'clock. Misses Mildred
Bird and Lizzie Burton went to Ft.
Worth and will remain for a few
days to shop Mr.. James Young has
returned from Eastland. Mrs. Gus
6 Greggs underwent an operation
last week and is resting we'll at this
writing. Rev. Harlee is planning
rally for the first Sunday in July,
Misses Billie Strickland, Lottie Bird
Mildred Bird and Alfretta Smith are
planning big trip on the 18th
June. Please have your money ready
for the Express. we need it. Miss
Allie Woods returned from Abilene
where she has been teaching school
Quincy, June 16.-All services were
rained out Sunday. Hon H. l..
Price returned from Denison where
he attended the Pythian Grand Lodge
and he reports nice time and quite
an interesting session. Mrs. L. B.
Scott has returned from Kennard,
where she was at the bedside and
funeral of her father. We extend
to Mrs. Scott our heartfelt sympathy
Mrs. d. Grice and nephew were in
the city this week. Miss Airline
Buford of Tyler visited the Braggs
family. Prof. ]. L. Hamilton spent
the week end with his parents. Hon.
H. l.. Price, Prof. ]. c. Hamilton,
Mr. W. C. Price and Mr.. w. w.
Thomas made flying trips to Jack
sonville. Mrs. Mary A Wilson made
a trip to Fort Worth and brought her
little granddaughter back with hel
Quincy ball team is gaining fame az
an amateur league. The game with
Athens resulted in a score of 9 tC
in favor of Quincy. Fridays game
resulted in a score of to in favor
of Athens. Scores of 8 to the last
day in fovor of Quincy. 1t was cas-
lily seen that Quincy was too fast
for Athens. The people of Quincy
conducted a street working and quite
large number of people were out
and participated in putting the
streets in fine shape. The Quincy
Business League is having an in
teresting session and it preparing
to send a delegation to the State
League, that will convene in Dallas
in July. All are invited to the 10Th
Of June celebration to be held on the
18th Crops are looking good in
Quincy since the rain. Sick listed
Mrs. Georgia Ewells, Mrs. I. S.
Sneed. Mr.. Steve Sneed. See j. F
Price for the Express.
league, June 16-Father Ander-
son, a loyal member of the First
Baptist church departed this life
to join those in their immortal
homes He leaves the following
children to mourn his lost: Prof
S. A. Andrews, Miss Eddie Andrews
Miss Nellie Andrews of Ennis, Texas
Rev. Alexander attended the funeral.
Enterment was in the North Side
Cemetery, by Cummings and Stuble-
field Undertakers. He was a mem
her of the C. B. C. of which Mr.
W. w. Williams is president Mr.
j. Brewer, Mesdams Rachel Lewis
and C. Jones have returned from
Denison attending the Grand Lodge
of Pythians. Mrs. Rachel Lewis was
reelected J. D. a Grand officer o
the Lodge-that's so much for oul
local lodges; also our city. Mr.. o
K. Manning has just returned form
Dallas on business. he reports sue
cess in the matter. Mr.. P. T. Coz
motored to Hillsboro Sunday on bus
mess. Prof. Eugene Pelm is Wis
iting friends in our city. Look out
Davis and Harkey, Prof. E. ]. Kir
win is planning great Summer
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