The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-08
NOTICE OF THANKS.

Temple, Texas, Oct. 6.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. l.. Ward wish to thank the
many friends that contributed gifts
in the Linen Shower.
Sherman, Oct GA brilliant Birth
day Party was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood Wilson, at their palatial home,
1913 East 33rd street, Los Angeles,
California. Their charming daughter
is formerly of Sherman; Miss Ester
Wilson being the honoree, celebrat-
ing her 23rd majority. evening OF
Gath unit. The home was beautifully
decorated with flowers and ferns and
pink carnations. The color scheme
with pink and green was carried out.
Guests from Pasadena. Catalina
Islands, Monroyia and Los Angeles
were present.
Miss Alice Spann of st. Louis is
here visiting her sisters Mines. Rose
Stewart and Matt Townsell Mr.
Jake Black of St Louis, Mo, is
visiting family. Mrs. Hatcher of
Wichita Falls is visiting parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Pope. Mrs. Callie
Brotherton has returned to her home
in Corsicana. Rev. DR.. H. d. Allen
of Harmony Baptist church visited
the opening of North Texas College
in Denison, 3rd instant, returning,
leaving for Dallas to assist in big
revival there. Mrs. Annie (Johnson)
Barr of Muskogee, Okla, is visiting
Mrs. Lizzie king Pollard. Mrs.
Bette Williams, formerly of Clarks-
Vile, died early Tuesday morning
at her home on South First street.
Prof. n. S Everett of Fraternal, had
charge of funeral. K. of P. Com
petitive Drills in Andrews Auditori-
UNI, between the Evergreen Company
No. IA, of Denison, and Phaegon No.
81 of Sherman, including Crate City
concert band of Denison, all were
grand officers. Preceding the drills
a program consisting of Song, Amer
of Denison; Welcome address by
Capt. Lloyd l.. Douglass of Phaegon
Company; Response, Knight l.. T.
Tatum; Response. Prof. W. R. Wins;
Response, knight, DR.. T. T. Nc
Kinney; Response, knight ]. n.
Ware; Closing address by Dr. A. N.
Prince; Band selections. The per-
sonnet of Evergreen Company No.
IA of Denison were: Capt John
Greggs, Lieut. Tom Smith, Capt. A.
Potts, Sergt. Lieut.. L. H. Yates,
Rec Geo. Harris, Privates V. Goss,
T. Dagley, ]. w. Tyler. Ed. Policy
The Phaegon Company No. 81 of
Sherman: Capt. Lloyd L. Douglass,
LIST. Lieut.. Edw Thomas: End Lieut..
lack Singleton Sergt James Belts,
Rec. Jess Hunt, Corps Lee Houston,
Dewey Brewster and Henry Wilson;
Privates. L. c Tatum, H. HILL, F.
Richardson and E. Perry. The per-
sonnet of the Gate City concert band
of Denison: Jas. Owens. Jr., Everett
Miller and Miles Anderson; Cor
Harry Frazier; Clarinets: Archie
Mckinney, Ralph Owens, Robt. S.
Clucher; Altos. Prof w. r. Wins,
bass tuber, Henry Jones; Trambone.
DR.. w. r. Weaver Cleveland Skinner,
bass-drum, Robert Blanton, snare
drum.
W0uld-Like to to fin6 my brother.
Willie Temple. Last heard or IN
Waco. Age about ears, My former
name was Francis Temple. Send in
formation to Mrs. Francis Payne, 50I
West Lamar Street. Sherman, Texas.
10-S-1t
Mineral Wells, Oct 6.-Services
were good at all of the churches
Sunday. p. e.. T. NJ. Smith of the
Ell Paso District was here Sunday
holding his last quarter of the year
at the A. NJ. f. church. Rev. A.
Johnson, P. C. The quarter was a
grand success Rev. w. H. Kelley
of Jacksboro, Texas, preached Sun
day evening at the A NJ. L. church
services were good at Bethel Sunday.
Pastor Sutton has returned from
Dallas after weeks stay Mrs.
Sibley and Bro. Zollicoffee are on