The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-16
TEXAS TOWNS.


Eerris.-Rev Trower was at his
post Sunday. The cold spell is en-
Joyed by all. Several killed hogs.
Mrs. White went to Dallas Sunday
to see her niece who is in the hos
pital. Mrs. Jordon remains poorly.
The following are regular readers
OF the Express: Mrs. l.. Cox, J. Bur-
lesson, Mrs. Chas Johnson, Rev. NJ.
Manard, Geo. Walker, Jno. Biviss, d.
Brooks, Nc Clark. r. Turner, Mrs.
j. w. Wade. These persons know
the value Of good paper and al
ways come for the old reliable Ex-
press found at d. L. Titles grocery
store every Saturday
West.--Services at Emanuel A. M.
II. church Sunday was well attended.
Rev. l.. l.. Holt pastor was at his
post. His members are all smiles as
the conference sent him back again.
Sister Leyla Shaw joined the A. M.
II. church Sunday Rev. Holt prea-
ched at Abbott in the evening. Rev.
Sam Williams, Mrs. NJ. N Williams,
Mrs. Leala Shaw and Miss Farmer
Willis are back from the Annual Con-
ference held at Hillsboro and reports
a great session Mr.. VIII Franklis
returned to West last week. Miss
Martha lotion is home from Kansas
City, Mo-, where she has been more
than two years. Mr. George Maberry
and Miss Ollie Garner were married
Nov. 81. 1922. Rev. Jim Huner
officiated.
CamerOn.-Services here as usual
Sunday. Bethel church members are
delighted with their new pastor, Rev
j. j. Hardiman. Rev. Hughe, former
pastor is now P, e., of Cameron Dis
trict Mrs Eula Mae Pascal departed
this life Saturday, morning at 5:40
after a long illness. She leaves four
children a faithful husband and
many other relatives to mourn her
loss. We the Express readers sympa-
thize with family in their very sad
hour OF bereavement.
CalVert-Rev. w. B. Whitehead is
real sick. We hope for him speedy
recoverp. Mr.. Starkey Whitehead of
TT Worth is in the city attending
the bed side of his sick father. Mrs.
Bessie Washington of Marlin is in
the city attesding the bed ide of
her father, Rev. Whitehead. Mrs. ].
NJ. Lavine of Dallas is in tn city
visiting her mother, Mrs H. Tucker.
Sweet Home Household, No. 1880
elected officers for the ensuing year
all old officers were retained except
N. G.. which office was vacant on
account of the death of this officer
a few days ago. Mrs. DeBose was
elected to this office Mr.. j. A. Brown
met with sad accident a few days
ago, having both hands seriously bur-
ned. Hon. John w. Walton is is bed
sick. His daughter Miss w. NJ. Wal
ton Is improving to the delight OF
friends. The little son of Mr.. and
AIRS. Scott was struck in the eye
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Josephine
Jones, Mrs. Ruby Scott and Mrs. A.
B. Alexander left for CAMERON where
they will attend the funeral of a
relative. Miss Bessie Mcdonald, dau-
ghter of Rev. Mcdonald is here to
attend school The Allen Christian
Endeavor is arranging a series OF
entertainments for Xmas. Rev. Nc
Donals reached the city and occupied
his pulpit all day Sunday. Rev. c. L.
Hill of East Texas Conference arri-
we'd from Clarksville take charge
of his new field. Mr. John Stewart
of TT. Worth came down Saturday to
visit relatives and hos sick mother
who retursed with him to TT. Worth
Mr.. A. L. Lewis is furnishing nice
home in West Calvert for Mr.. Dan
Simmons. Rev. c. l.. Hill OF East
Calvert left Sunday night for Missi-
ssippi to visit parents.
On Friday night Dec. LIST, the men,
bers and friends of st. James A. NJ
Il. church gave pantry and kitchen
shown preparatory to the arrival OF
the pastor, Rev. r. Mcdonald OF
Harris burg. This was under manage
ment of the Stewardesses with their
president Mrs. NJ. Hester She and
membership of the chTlrch take this
method of thanking those who assis-
ted In this effort and so m ade II
a success. Cash was contributed by
Mdmes. Hammond. Brown, Emma
Branch Corine Pugh. Lusenia Henry
Lizzie Ratcliff. Mamie Moore. Lena
Johnson. and Messrs. R. B. Walton
Jim Ross. Jno Edwards. Pearl Doug
lass, Dan Bowers and Jno. Ayers
Flour a lbsl by Bro. Sim Watson
The following gave 4S pounds Of
flour: Bro. s. Watson, ]. Henry
Pounds by:
Madam Laura Doggett, M. McCoul-
Tough, M. Witherspoon, Leila Will.
liams. Ruby Scott, Patsy Watson
G. s. Rayner, L. Booker. M. l.
Phone, f. Ayers, Mae Floyd, N
Hammond, M. Terrell. Josie Jones
Ida Farris, S, Cotton, M Taylcr, M
J. Bryan, Ida Dorsey, ]. A. Creeks
B. Shepher, NJ. Dixon, Mamie Rob.
inson, I. Maxwell, X. Woodson, NJ
Hester A. Hester. M. Hester, A
Alexander, S. Woodson, Williams
Gordon, Tony, @. c. Clemens, Ed
Talley, L. Diggs, Bernadine, Theims
Maxwell, Nell Hammond, M. Bras
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Young
Mr., and Mrs. s. v. Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Stewart. DR.. and Mrs
I. o. Davis, Prof. A, II. Minis, Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Poohl'
Names on several packages were
not given therefore, we can not re.
cord The pounds resulted in (be.
side FLOUR potatoes, onions. milk
grits, rice, meal, bacon, lard, sugar
salt, soap starch, bluing, coffee
tea, oil. chicken. sausage, soda, oat.
neal, preserves C jars), baking
powder, collards chairs, platters
plates, knives. forks, spoons, oil
cloth. glasses, 2 loads of wood, etc
Many donations are yet 10 be sent
in as the donors mistook the night
LawtOn, Okia.ISunday school and
y. Y p. U. were well attended at
Galilee Baptist church Sunday. Pas
tor. Rev. e. D. Parker was at his