The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14

out to witness the ceremony, which
was performed by Rev. Lucky. The
reporter wishes them a quiet sail
over the sea of Matrimony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter, are lomiciled at the
home OF their sister-in-law, Mrs. f..
l.. Carter on the corner of Palestine
and Brook Street, Route /, BOX l19,
them If addressed Route l BOX l19,
MeXia, Texas. The frigidity Of the
northerly wind last Sunday and Mon
day brought into evidence many OF
last winters cast offs, such as coats,
capes, raglins and what-nots Alley
say the ladies are gooing to have their
skirts longer, we presume they mean
| longer from where the shoe stops, to
where the skirt starts. Cards are out
announcing the wedding of DR.. S. M
Pollock and Miss Elois Nc Bay,
wednesday, October 18th. Prof. ].
w. Heard, the first truck briver for
the West Texas Manufacturing Co.,
and who is now busily engaged gath
ering the fleecy staple from his farm
at Elm, was shaking hands with the
| force at the factory Saturday Prof.
Heard is an exceptionally fine busin-
ess man, and the force at the factory
as well as his many patrons are look
! ing toward with pleasure to the day
when Prof. Heard will be at the
steering wheel again.
BranchYille-The rally at Sweet
! Home A. M. Il. church last week was
quite a success. Total amount raised
$500. Rev. H. Benjamin of Cameron
preached for Rev. Nc Coy on the LIST
Sunday Mrs. NJ Il. w. Jackson atten-
ded Convication in Waco last week.
Mr.. Pink Johnson died Sept 9th
and was buried with +. |. s. honors.
Mrs. Bessie Campbell of Mart, Tex,
is visiting parents Rev. and Mrs. W.
M. Walton. Services were well atten-
ded at Providence Baptist church
Sunday. Rev. A. L.Taylor was at his
post. Rev. P. r. Humber of Cameron
preached the funeral of Mr. Phil Nc
Cullough at pm. Sunday. The con-
test between Mr.. w. S. Lewis and
Mrs. Cora Reed for New Providence
result was $500 and $4,000 in favor
Mr.. Lewis. The young Messrs Juda
Ann Williams of Baileyville were
callers Sunday and visited the A. c.
L. League. Mr.. William jackson of
Port Sullivan and Miss Equilla Dick
ems were quietly married at the home
of the bride Thursday night. Mr.
James Holmes of Houston is visiting
relatives. Mr.. Frank Polk visited con-
vacation last week. Prof. A. z. Cuering
Miss Addie Alexander left on the LIST
eron is visiting her husband this week
this week. Mrs. A. e. Tyson Of Com
ton is a victim of the Dengue Fever
for Tillotson College at Austin. Mr.
oscar Gentry of Jones Prairie visi-
ted parents Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Gentry. Mr.. Webster Taylor is also
visitor in our town. Misses A. w
, Livingston and Prince CSruthers are
T owners of Ford car.
COOper-Sunday school was largel!
attended at the chorches Sunday. Rev
J. U. Green was at his post and the
: members were all smiles. The rail-,
was very successful and those whC
: were present paid their part. Sister
. Ann Fletcher departed this life, Oc
. 9Th. Funeral was attended by Rev
j. U. Green. New Zion and members
e will miss her. Mrs. Mamie johnson
. came in from Dallas to attend thu
! | funeral of her Grand mother. Mis-!
!, Clifford Lucas returned home from
\ Sulphur Springs and reports an ex
s cellent time. Mr.. John Tart received
t painful injuries at the Oil Mill. MI
a Frank Walker came in from WIGHT;
: Falls. Remember the sick Of you
i Community. you may be next. MI
S Calvin camein from Chicago AM
:. other points.
, Calvert.-Hon. e. l. Robt Sim
I mons and Mrs Ecles of Mexia passe
v through the city Friday enroute I
Bryan and other points south. Mrs
e. p. Hunter and sister of Housto
IS and Navasota left SATURDAY for Sprin
: Hill nd Rosa Hill where they wi
Z open school Monday. Mrs. S. A. Tay
Il Tor Cotton opened school at Saite
= school Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. M.
70 Moody of Regal spent Saturday |
the city. looking after business. Mis-
Il Hattie Garner will teach at Bloc
Al Lodge this session Prof. w. Hardi
, way is looking after the welfare {
!. the colored school of the IndepenC
y ent District. Mrs. Katherine Turne
y is sick at her home in N. Calver
70 Rev. w. p. Perry is much improve
at this writing, but still in bed. Re
y Mrs. Ayers is back home after thrC
:. weeks from the city. Mr.. and Mr.
- Ben Thomas are back from Dalla
: where they spent few weeks wit
=. relativesMrs. c. NJ. Haynie of fosI
Z beck spent the week in the city wit
= relatives. Mrs. S. w Wilson Is hon
. after spending Few weeks in Houi
:, ton with relatives and friends New
:, reached the city early Sunday morI
= ing of the death OF Master Youni
- student of Williamsville school. tn
~ family have the sympathy of he r,
- porter and readers of the EXPIRES
=, Mrs. Mary Jockson Is home frol
- West Texas. Mrs. Catherine Tunre
= is still sick and Miss Hattie, hC
:, daughter is at her bedside. Mrs. Wa
D lace was in the city Monday Nj
Jas. BOSS was in the cities of Wac
l. Mart and Marlin last week. Mrs. Izoi
Is Aalley is up after spell of fever Mr.
6 Minnie Tally Salter spent day wit
her mother. Mr. Elliott last wee
ie Mrs L A and Deacon Jos Jonnso
ID are out of the city for a few dag
ID Mr. Ed 8anister is reader of Il
ID Express.
IL TexarI<ana.--Mrs. c. w. Hampto
e, teacher at College Hill School is
IS at her home on Lee street and h
&c place is being filled by Miss Guss
DC Plant. Mr., s. II. Harrison left Sa
ed urday night for Fort Worth to spei
m few days there visiting relative
Il Mrs Jas l.. Douglass opened a X
o dergarten school at her home on I.au
el Ell street. Sept. 25 and same is beii
IS largely attended. Mrs. Martha Thomo
~ Greene and the little twins Howa
IN and Howell Greene arrived here Tue
day night from Bryan TO make the
home on Short street. Rev. l.. G. Pc
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