The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-09
turnIng from state Teaehers Asso.

The Star Theatre is showing the
National Convention of American
Woodmen to a crowded house. The
music by Taylor talented was exc
lent. Among those who sing and
play well are Mrs. G.. b. Howard,
Mrs. S. Thomas. Mrs. Isabella Moore
etc.
Oorsicana.--Mrs Lucinda Mitchell
and daughters, Mrs. Hugh Wormack
and Mrs. Emma Smart went to Dali
las and brought the body of Mr..
Ed Manning. their son and brother
respectively to be buried here. The
body was also accompanied by Mr..
Robert Trotter, representative Of
the Odd Fellow Lodge to which Mr..
Manning belong. Mrs f. Lee visited
her friend, Mrs. Joe Tubbs of Dallas
and also went to the State Teach srs
Association at FIT. Worth. Mrs. P. Il.
Mcintyre of San Antonio is visiting
her fother and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Glass, S04 p. 9Th. Mr.. l.. A.
Coleman and others arrested with
him for having whiskey in their
, possession are out on bond to APP
pear before the January term of the
Federal court. A young man was
arrested here last Saturday night
for knocking down and beating his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Edna Mcdonald.
It is said that her husband stood
quietly by and made no effort to
stop his brother. A certain young
man who has a good young wife
and two sweet girl babies and liv-
ing on p. Collin street, was arrest
ed Wednesday night and placed in
the city Jail together with the wom-
an at whose house he was found.
His good wife inspected the couple
while they were behind the bars.
Fleur De lis Club.
Mrs. r. B. Jones entertained the
Fleur-D e-Lis club Wednesday even
ing, Nov 18th at her home on =.
9Th avenue. The reception rooms
were beautifully arranged a color
motif Of pink and green prevailing.
Vases. of fall flowers were artificially
arranged in the dining room, The
predominating colors were further
emphasized in the menu. The meet
! ing was presided over by the presi-
dent. A very profitable sessin was
held During the socia! hour re-
freshment plate of chicken salad.
pear delight cake and hot tea was
served by the hostess. Next meeting
with Mrs. F. T. Moore. e. 7th ave.
Klover Leaf Klub.
Met at the home of Madam Knox
Watley Meeting opened in regular
form. Calling the roll and receiving
dues, followed by quotations. Next
in order was business carried out
very quietly. Those who the ban
quet given by Klover Leaf Klub.
missed treat of life. Adjourned
! to meet with Miss Grace Holmes
on East 9Th ave. Mrs. NJ. B. He'd
gespth, president; Ruth M. Taylor.
secretary-reporter.
! West.-Sunday was high day at
Bofdspring Baptist church. All SER
vices were well attended. Rev. A. l..
White was at his post. He preached
a commendable Thanksgiving SER
mon Thursday night. The banquet
Friday night given by the w. M. s.
lead by Sister G. Clay was a sue
cess, they raised $500. The pound
party given for the pastor was a
success. Our pastor was all smiles
many thanks to the donors. Mrs.
Rev. M. e. Burnes, Kansas City,
Kans., was distinguished visitor,
she made much needed talk to the
Mission sisters. She began series
of meetings here Sunday night to be
held at the A. M. e. church. Sister
Emma Grafton, Captain Of Building
club is always in the lead, her cap
tains, Bro. Thomas Welvin leads
the tribe in collection. Mrs. Leala
Shaw, Mrs. Nellie Griggs, Rev. Sam
Williams, Mrs. NJ. N. HilIiams. Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Corene Degrate a
fine boy. Sick listed: Mrs. Lizzie
: Harris, Mrs. Violet Burton, Mr.. L.
Oneal Mrs. Doll Scott is up again.
Mr.. viii Franklin has return fro
the west. Mr.. Glrton is still Ill. To-
tai collection Sunday $32.3S. Mr..
d. w. Cathings is In from Waco
: where he has been for two weeks.
1 v. IA
| has moved to Cisco from Parks
Camps. Mr.. r. Richardson was the
/ guest of Mrs. Johnson from Temple,
} Texas, he expects to make this city
his future home. Sunday school
] was we'll attended. Mr.. and Mrs
= Kelley received a letter from their
son in Kansas City. this week. Mr,
: Nat Kelley left for Brentwood this
morning to visit his sick father-in-
law. Miss Carrie Laughrindge Of
Bryan is calling on friends In Cisco
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross are doing
: a nice business with their cafe neal
4 the depot Mr.. and Mrs. Leshley
are taking the day among the young
: people in this city with their cafe
on the Easiside of Cisco. Joe John
I son, barbership is crouehed every
, Saturday night. Miss BYRD spent the
l week end with her sister. Mrs. Mil.
dred Bell at Eastland, 1895 Seamor
street.
I BOnham. The program given by
Q the kindergarten Thanksgiving wal
v grand. Mrs. Ada p. Harmon is Que
q credit. MIS-. y. y. SurT VI IdIiS
t visiting friends here. Mr.. Ivy Mel
r son, Lee Pearson and Mrs. Orr
}, Robertson have returned from Yves
r Texas. Mr.. Lonnie Bennett Jr.. 4
J. at HON from Houston. Mrs. M. f
y DeJournett, Miss Annie Harris an'
) Miss Clayton Chapman spent Satur
J. day and Sunday at home. Rev. VIM
d Smith filled the pulpit Sunday a
J. Bethlehem Baptist church. Mis-
If Jimmie Smith spent Saturday an
y Sunday with her mother, Mrs. ].
10 Smith Of Ladonia. Mr.. c. and 7
b Stewart. motored to Trenton Boz
s. ham basket ball team was defeate
l. by Honey Grove Z to 4. Mr.. Wn
st Coleman purchased half acre l,
* from fIr. Geen on the norther
10 mn ~ NJ town Mrs Henry made