The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-21
TEXAS
TOWNS

Mr.. and Mrs. v. q. Gibson. MISS MISS
Mable Childs, Miss Mamie Childs,
Miss Ida Wilson, DR.. Grant, Miss
Allean Washington, Mrs. l. Soders,
Mr.. Carroll Mr.. Galloway, Prof
Wyman, Mrs. Childs, Mrs. e Soders
johnson and Prof. Green. The club
is to be known as the Royal Syndi-
cate. The organization was thought
Of Mrs. Ed Nelson's. After the busin-
css. games were enjoyed and a de-
l.ghtful ice coure was served by the
hostess. The club will be entertained
next in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. v.
e. Gobson. Miss Pauline Brasmon,
after a short stay as guest of Mr..
Beaulah Humber, returned to her
home at Calvert, Tex. Mr. John Bush
of Conley returned home. Miss Teresa
Ford left for Tillotson college. We
hope her success. Mrs. Cherry Smith
left for Austin and other South
western points Mrs. M. ], Bennett and
Sister I. Armstrong left Monday night
for Houston to attend the State B.
Convention.
Calyert.-Mr. Marion Reid who was
visiting his sister in Ft. Worth is
reported in a bad condition; Mr.. Reid
we learn is in good standing with
the Odd Fellows. Mrs. Katie Grimes
of Waco and sister Mrs. Vantrilla
Hammonds of Doyle spent a few
hours in the city. Mr. w. c. Gulley
spent Sunday at his old home at
Pen Oak near Wherlock. Texas. Mr..
John Nc Kellar of Corsicana made a
visit to See his wife, Mrs. Mcclellan
and Auntie Miss Lula Mccullough.
Miss Lula Nc Cullough is able to be
up after a hard spell of sickness.
Mr.. Sallie Streeter OF Ft. Worth is
in the city visiting her daughter Mrs.
Robt, Watson and Mrs. d. A. Risby
Mrs. L. II. Whitaker of Waxahachie
was in the city Saturday looking
after business she will open school
at Providence Monday $500 in rally
was a success at st. James A. NJ. E.
church. Rev. Dunn is making pull
for annual conference. News reached
Calvert from Brownwood of the death
of Rev. Henry Lockhart Mr.. Henry
Lockhart at one time large property
owner of Calvert and near Calvert;
Selling out a few years ago and
moving to East Waco where he
entered into retail and restaurant
business being very successful until
stroke Of paralysis came; Hence
giving up business he retired and
went to Bremond to live with his
sister, Mrs. Williams. News reached
Calvert from Mart of the Serious ill
~ Mr
was at one time citizen of this place
but loosing his wife by death desired
to sell out and live with his son Mr.
Grant Gates of Mart, Mr.. Gates is
a financial Odd Fellow in good and
regular Standing News also reached
Calvert from Elliot near Mud Greek
of the sudden illness OF Mr.. ]. A.
Brown. Prof A. H. Minis and Jas
Ross motored out to see him. Mr..
Brown is also an Odd Fellow.
BaiIeyyiIle And Jones Prairie.
Service was good Sunday. Pastor
Sharp delivered burning message
from the Sub. THE Cast of Disciple
Ship Mrs, Lenzy Shepherd who is
here at the bed side of her daughter
-in-law was pleasant guest at church
Sunday. Mrs, G. A. Shepherd is much
better. A fine banquet was given at
the home Of Mrs. A. A. Nc. Daniel
honor of her son Mr.. Zelda Nc Daniel
who left Thursday for Tuskegee and
will not return in 8 years. Mr.. Dock
Petite, wife and family IF lakewood
arrived Tuesday night to the delight
of all. Mr.. ]. Petite Sr., left for Mar
~
is very mich missing from Sunday
school since she is in Calvert attend
ing school this year; but Miss Addie
Moore creditably filled the place. Sun
day prayer service was good Wednes-
day night. Mr. j. H. T. S. Supt J.
e. Williams and Mr.. Sam Elridge
motored to Cosse Thursday on bus
mess.
Grand Prairie.-Sunday chools were
well attended at both Baptist and
Methodist churches Sunday. with
Supt., w. L. Thomas and teachers at
their post. At $50 am. the lesson was
well and ably discussed by both Supt.,
and teachers. Also church services
were well attended at the st. John
Baptist church Rev ]. w. Scott filled
the Rostrum at IL o'clock sharp and
preached a mastery sermon which
made every one feel glad. Rev. Scott
is a Christian Gentleman; a Gospel
Preacher. Owing to the absence of
Rev. j. H. Shelburn, church services
were discontinued at the Antioch
Baptist church last Sunday. Mr.
Nose Jordan, ST., of Grand Prairie
who was reported sick listed last week
is little improved at this writing.
We wish him speedy recovery Prof.
W. H. C. Ratcliff of Grand Prairie
began battling with the young folks
in the Public school of the above
named place the 10th Inst and we
can but say that Prof. Ratcliff is an
expert teacher and the people Of
Grand Prairie are glad to have him
with us, and too l am glad to say
that the people of Grand Prairie
is blessed; we have not case of
Dengue fever in our little town. Mr.
w. M. Shelton of Ellsworth is in bed
with a case of Dengue fever.
Weatherford.- Good services all day
Sunday. Mrs. Lizzie Lamkin left for
Kansas City Saturday where she will
visit her Aunt Mr.. George Price is
visiting his mother this week air. Lee
Jones and wife motored to Fl Worth
Saturday night. The banquet given
in honor of Mr.. VIII Swan and Ed
Woods and their wives as grand
affair. Rev. HutchiacA our pastor is
loved by all, he is an excellent pas
tor. Mr.. Ben ing and wife and baby
spent Sumo " with home folks, they
cay Sherman is the pace to live. Mr..
Mitchell Rucker gave the children a
great talk at Sunday school, he always
has something good say. Mr.. James
Alternately has returned home. Mr..
Campbell has been very sick at her
home. Mrs. L. Rucker has been very
sick but is better at this writing. The
Mis- sionary Society met SUNDAY at 4