The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-22

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G.. II. Terrell is back from Waco,
where he spent three weeks. Mr..
George V. Meads is still confined to
his bed Mr.. John Nelson left Sun
day for Galveston, his home. Mr..
l.. c. Hmtherson of Fort Worth, was
here attending the bedside of his
mother. What's the trouble with the
young men and women of Calvert and
: vicinity? Why will they not join some
order? Prof. Minis will take you in
this Odd Fellow drive Free-you pay
tine Grand Lodge dues, See him be-
| fore it is too late Mr.. John and
Ed. Williams and Jim Smith of Mt.
Zion and Milan county spent Sun
day in the city. Mr.. ]. Il. Edwards
left Monday for Jones Prairie to pay
the widow of Mr.. Whiteside a death
claim; he having died about six
weeks ago and was. insured with the
Standard Life Insurance Company OF
Atlanta, Ga. 1t pays to join this
kind of insurance No one need die
pauper or in poor circumstances
when you can join the Odd Fellows
Free or the Masons for $40 Mr..
D. Il. Brasmond has a new Ford cal
Crockett, Oct. 20.-Today reminds
us of summer. The notice was given
some weeks ago we have not for
gotten. Every Sabbath seems quiet;
the Joys over. The Houston County
pastors are pulling off anniversaries.
Mrs. Ethel Tarver attended the B.
NJ. Convention at Fort Worth last |
week. Since her return there are
many smiles. Her stay was pleas |
ant. We can't guess the results of |
the trip-she is a widow. Mrs. Jane |
Lacy has much to tell her many |
friends about her extended visit to |
see her daughter at Battle Creek, |
Mich. Mr.. Jay Holly of Los Angeles, |
Calf. is here greeting relatives and |
friends. Little Veoletta Williams. |
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lipson
Williams, while at play on the school |
ground was badly hurt by the larger
pupils Mrs Lee Pender underwent
an operation for appendicitis. She
is getting along nicely Mrs. f. W.
Williams received the sad news of
her aunt, Texas Parks death out to
Beria on Saturday Mrs. Kitty Harris
oldest son c. H. Harris. died on last
Wednesday and was buried at the
Hunley cemetery Born to Mr. and
Mrs. Manuel Bars, son. mother and
son doing fine Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Carr son; he only lived
a few minutes. Mother not doing
so well. Mrs. Ruth Woody of Lux
kin is in town on business. Mrs
Hogg of Dallas. the mother of Prof
J. W. is here looking after domestic
affairs for her son. Rev. H. C. W
Robinson was at his post Sunday at
st. Luke Also Rev. Alexander held
Miss Hattie King left for ;
Houston Academy, where she Will
take a special course in music. Miss
Ethel Tarver spent few DAYS in
Groveton last week Sunday School
officers and teachers, why not offer
your service in the movement. Mrs.
Evola Johnson is endeavoring to put
into effect. It will be of much benefit |
10 the entire town-be sure enough j
folks.
Houston, Oct 20.-Mr VIM. ODDS
O'Conner died last week at Prescott. h
Ariz. Remains was shipped here and {
buried Sunday. under the auspices n
IF the F. and A. NJ. The children n
If Mr.. and Mrs. Surty Smith and +
Miss n. Johnson left last week for
Austin. Texas. to attend school. Rev
II. w. Boykins of Port Arthur. Texas, !
passed through the city Saturday
,nroute to Trinity, Texas. Mrs. Eliza
Oliver left last week for Shreveport, {
Ia, for medical treatment under
ioctor at that place. Mrs. Katie
Oliver, 1916 Turner street. will visit !.
3eaumont again Sunday. Something
here attlacted her attention. Cars Z
ire out announcing the marriage of :
Mr.. George McDade and Miss Lily :
Jackson, 2S17 McGowen street. We =
want more readers of the Dallas
Express in Houston. Buy copies at y
Oorns Cafe, 715 Prairie Ave, Rice's a
old drink stand, 2414 Mckinney I
Street, or see VIM. Archibald, gent \
md reporter, 1922 San Felipe Street. =
Phone p 44S0. +
Houston Heights: The free install a
alton given by the Masons and v
Eastern Stars at Robertson's Park. 4
south and Aston streets. Friday and e
Oct, IA and Is was de- |,
ided success, from every standpoint. "
lverv thing was free. Menu Hot Il
ish. chill, ice cream, soda water and q
,lenty of barbecue. This affair was "
damned by Mrs. j. NJ. Morton and t
Rev. w. NJ Morton. Arrangement h
Committee: Bros. D. Holmes, P. G. S
iggons, Mrs. NJ. Fits. L. Dixon and s
!. w. Manuel Mrs. Jones, secretary. h
lr. John Sanders sustained pain C
ul injury of his arm at the Oil Mill, e
nut is improving nicely at this writ u
ng. The Dallas Express for sale at n
81 Ruthlans St, when you fail to v
zee the agent
Gainesville, Oct. 20.-Mrs Rogers d
S visiting her brother, Rev w. l.. h
smith. Mrs o. F. Strong has re- v
urned from visit to Corsicana. I
rev j. w. Mckinney, p. f.. of Fort [
Worth District of the c. NJ. p v
hurch was at st. James c. NJ e. a
hurch Sunday. Mr.. and Mr. o. F. 1
Dixon motored from Amarillo to visit {
riends and relatives Miss Matte a
spent Sunday il Fort
Worth. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Glen, f
IT., spent Sunday in Dallas. Mrs. t
)lie Weems of Kansas City, Mo-, Is t
n the city visiting Mrs. NJ. Gibson. h
Ir. and Mrs Chas. Glenn visited
he Dallas State Fair Sunday. Miss {
iracie Chamberlain has returned t
rom Mckinney. Get the Express at e
~ place ]. W. Wilson, Reporter
Ennis, Oct. 21-Permel Ellison of =
Jorsicana cut his wife and almost
evered his head from his body Sun n
lay evening. The Sandherin Coun- T
orner of Jones Ave, and Denton n
treets. Rev. Harmon Of Tucker,
reachel two interesting sermons at n
he A. M. Il. church Sunday for Rev. q