The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-24
Texas News.



her residence on the 18th Inst. Il
honor of her sister, Miss Annie Ma,
Dean, Mrs. Mary Roach went t,
Louisiana to spend the Summel
months. Miss Iona Pollard is yer.
sick, do not forget her.
Calvert. Fannie Dunlap il
home sick. Miss Jewell and the re
porter left Saturday together will
their grandmother, Mrs. A. S. MINI
to visit parents, the daughter of Mrs
Mary Nurflett of Ft. Worth is in tn,
city visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Wimberly; she brought HON,
little baby girl weighing rs lbs. Mr.,
Matthew Wesley of Jones Prairi,
spent Sunday in the city the CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs Gus Salter. Mis-.
Cleo Mitchell is now home sick will
fever; she was stricken iii In Dallas
and her mother brought her home
however, she is reported improving
Mrs. Clara Woodland left Sunday t
spend the 10Th OF June with her aunt
Mrs. Sarah Matthew. Rev. Walton
was over from Branchville Monday
to see Prof. Minis on business News
reports have It that Mrs Sam Ander.
son of Williamsville Community il
dead. Mrs. Anderson and her brother
Jack Griggs settled ON Mug Greek
many years ago; Mrs. Anderson Ii
mother OF Mrs. ]. C. Clifton Of
Wichita Falls, Tex. She leaves many
friends and relatives to mourn hel
loss. Mr.. Judge Richardson of Hearnt
spent a few hours in the city Tues.
DAY. The WOodley UNDERTAKING Co.
buried Mrs. Anderson at Williams.
vile. Mrs Gilliams passed away June
14th after an extended Illness. She
leaves daughter and several grand
children and other relatives and
friends to mourn her demise. Mr.
and Mrs. Scott are sick at their home
on Main Street; they are reported
improving at this writing. Rev p. r.
Humber is still at his homo in Cal
vert. Mr.. Mack Mccoy of Westfield
is in the city for the first time in II
years; He is visiting his mother and
friends. Mrs Mamie Wilson of Oak
Cliff. Dallas is in the city to spend
the 18th of June with her mother,
Mrs. Hattie Jones. Messrs Ross,
Woodley, Henry and Prof. Minis were
at Beal Chapel Sunday. They enjoyed
an excellent dinner at the hospitable
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lewis.
Balleyyille and Jones Prairle.-sun-
day services and school were fine.
Rev. j. b. Bryant preached an excel
lent sermon. B. Y. p. u, was excel
lent, also Mr.. c. Arums OF Calvert
was a pleasant guest at this service.
The Starlight band entertainment
was a success Saturday night. Miss
Rodessa Williams was missing very
much as she had to be in Calvert
to participate in their school closing
Drama, which was rehearsed by re-
quest. Mrs. Josephine Jude does not
improve favoThbly.. Miss Ethel Jude
is sweet soprano inn the Mt Zion
Glee Club. Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Frank
Inns home was graeed with a fine
baby boy Mother and babe reported
doing fine. Mrs. Bessie Farris is very
i'll at this writing. Miss Dallie Ander-
son has been very i'll with Typhoid
Malaria, but is improbing much at
this writing. Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter
Rector's baby has been very i'll, but
is better at this writing.
Grapeland.-The entrance meeting,
held at Corinth C. M, E. church
beginning Friday night was well att
tended. An excellent program was
rendered Friday and Saturday night
Prof. H. w. l.. Shepherd represented
the Masonic Lodge. Prof. lee Johnson
represented the X. of P. Lodge. Rev.
Dunn preached splendid sermon
Sunday morning. Dinner was spread
in the grove. $500 was raised in
the meeting. Mrs. Minnie Daily is
a great church worker. Prof. II. W. l..
Shepherd was visitor In 1.-THE report
ers home Sunday evening. Quite
number from here went to Latexo
on the 18th. Mrs. Leoda Thompson
was elected principal of the Rocky
Spring school. She left last week for
Crockett to attend the Summer Nor
nal. Miss Rosetta Randolf died June
the 18th.
GOnzales.-Dr. H. NJ. Williams of
Galveston, pastor of the Ave-, L. Bap-
fist church arrived Saturday evening
for the purpose of delivering an adj
dress on the 18th of June He will
also speak at night ct the X. of P.
Hall. He preached at Providence
Baptist during both services Sunday
His morning subject was: According
to Faith, and at night he spoke
more especially to the fathers and
husbands. Mrs. L. M. Jones left Sun
day on business trip. Mr.. Grading
ton the Undertaken has returned
from Dallas where hes has been on
specsal business. DR.. J. Gordon Nc
pherson who is known as the Black
Billy Sunday" arrived Saturday and
will be IN Gonzales, Is days conduct
ing a meeting at the Union Lea Bap-
list hourch. He held three services
Sunday and will speak Monday IN
the afternoon on the 18th occasion.
The parade will march through the
principal parts of town on the 10Th.
COrsicana:- 10th celebration
M to this writing has nroven a
very successful affair. The parade
was one of the best there has ever
been in the history OF Corsicana with
no exceptions. The Club women
spared no pains in their decorations
1i the different vehicles. The parade
consisted of Mounted Police, Band,
Touring cars, Donkies and
yirl Scouts. Mr.. Frank Adams is IL
Okla, on business affairs,
Yrs. Mary Bowens is visiting ia
Dallas this week The delegates to
he Royal Masons Grand Lodge report
/ grand setting. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
)ssie Mcfarland two boys. The
mother and the one living are doing
licely. Watch the Express for full
.apor of the nineteenth next week.
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