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

the disease, smallpox, he was de
MED lodge burial. His funeral will
be held at Mallien M. Il. Church, tn,
First Sunday night in February
Mrs. s. Garrett is spending a few
days at thome from her school. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. D. Sanford are her,
from Oar City. Mr.. James Bennett
is i'll this week The brick church
for the c. M. Il. church is planned
to be beauty. The members are
pleased with their efforts. They
raised $1,000 on short notice anC
stand ready to duplicate it. Where
Is the next DR.. Shepherd with his
$1,000? Call at the Sunny South
! Cafeteria. viii have first class
turkey dinner on Jan. 80. Every
body is invited. Mrs. Emma Busby
proprietress Subscribe and read the
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door at 40 cents per month and $500
per year. Phone $685.
Abilene, Jan. 27.-Sunday was a
very high day with all the churches
All pastors were at their posts. Rev
F. p. Thornton is wonderful speak
er and worthy of being heard by
any one. Rev. W. NJ. Guy, First Bap-
fist Church, is doing fine. Rev
Chas. Steward of Chicago, Ill. was
with us Monday night and spoke at
the A. M. E. Church to full house.
Every one enjoyed his talk. The
Board meeting of the First Baptist
Church, Rev. Jackson's two daugh-
/ -,
visiting parents. Please keep the
Express coming. Eddie Jackson re-
porter
Calvert, Jan. 27.-Hon. R. H. Evans
of Waco spent Wednesday in the
city and lectured at Independent
Baptist Church in interest of Wonder
full Workers of the World. Hon. w.
S. Willis, G. C. of K. of p. made
his annual visitation to the lodges of
Calvert on the 18th instant. On ac-
count of bad weather few met HIN.
yet the lodges are in good shape.
Rev. A. G. Stewart of Mckinney is
in the city to visit friends and his
Masonic Lodge No. 300. F. and A.
M. Mr.. Luke Mobiles, an old citizen
of Calvert and a member of Holloway
Chapel A. NJ. h. Zion Church, pass d
away Thursday. Mrs. G. e. Station
received telegram from CIncinatti.
Ohio, announcing the death of her
father. She left on the first train.
Calvert and Mexia met in a match
Basket Ball Game" Friday, Jan. 81.
Of course Calvert held her own.
The scores were 8 to 2 in favor of
Calvert Mr.. Il. Scott aided in keep
ing lines. Mr.. Grant Wash and w.
w. Nash of Waco and VIM. Nash of
Muskogee, Okla, visited their brother
Mr.. S. Nash and family. Mr.. VIM.
Nash had not visited his old home
in IL years. Mrs. Laura Morgan was
seriously burned with gasoline on
Saturday night while rubbing her
arm with gasoline. Mrs. Lilly ROYAL
of Fort Worth was called to the bed
side Of her sick sister Mr.. Monroe
Mitchell of Anidakos, Oklahoma. is
in the city guest of his son, Mr..
Alex Mitchell. For the first time
that the reporter can remember. wood
was offered for sale on the streets
of Calvert last Sunday. Mr.. Ed.
Manster bought fine load. Stringer
Lodge No, 26, X of p installed her
officers on the first Thursday night
in January. Prof A. H. Minis pre-
siding The following were installed:
R. B. Walton, C. c.; James Kennard,
V. c.; F. T, Coleman X of R. and
s.. S. N. Nash, Me. Elk; S. Branch,
M. of F.; A. Mitchell, Mat; A Geo.
Hyman, Pre-; A. Thornton, o. c.
Doggett, w. H. Witaker. trustees.
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