The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-04

account Of weather conditions nc
services were mad at either church
Rev. l.. Cornelius. pastor, of A. NJ
r. churches of Cisco and Eastland
Circuit held Joint services at East.
land. Texas, Sunday The A. NJ T.
and First Baptist worshipped to
Bether at Baptist church. Evening
services conducted by Mrs. Bertha
Lane and Hattie East. presidents OF
respective Missionary Societies. A
glorious time was had Rev. Cor
neIius preached at night. Mr.. Tom
johnson left Monday for Brecken-
ridge. Mr.. Eugene Barnes made
trip TO Ranger, Texas, Saturday
and returned Sunday. Mr.. Bagby
and son Realty Co, Muskogee, Okla,
was in the city last week on bust
ness. The grand ball which Is ia
take place at Columbia Hall, Hum
bic town vicinity Is anticipated 10
he a swell affair. Mrs. Imogene Ran
DAN received news from her sister
Mrs. L. G. F'lewellen OF Pueblo,
Cal. OF death of their uncle George
Jenklns who left Hillsboro, Texas,
their former home, 40 years ago.
Tie accumulated great wealth, was
GO years old and unmarried. His
sister survives him. Mrs Artie
King who resides at Weatherford,
Texas. See Leo Wilson for the Dali
las Express every Saturday. Mrs,
Addie Jackson made a trip TO East
land Sunday.
Calvert, Feb. 2.--Mr. X. Holl-
man, Jr., of Tulsa, okla, is in the
city, the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. X.
HOLMAN. Prof. A. II. Minis is back
from Houston. where he was In at
tendance to the executive meeting
Of she Odd Fellows Mr.. and Mrs.
III. ]. Harton are now readers OF
the Dallas Express. Mr.. Harton Is a
native Of Rome, Ga. Mr., w. Har-
IIee and Miss Pattle Hammer were
quietly married al the home of the
brides father, Mr.. @. Hammer. Mrs.
NJ. Robinson, wife OF Peter Rober-
son was laid TO rest last Wednesday
In the Calvert cemetery. Miss Dollie
Ann Williams. assistant teacher at
Milford, spent Sunday in the city,
and left Sunday for her school.
Sick: Mrs. Virgia Wilder and Daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Lula Henry, Geo. Meads,
Mrs X. Perkins and Miss Lula Max
well. Mrs. A. Scott Is in Austin at
the bed side OF her sister, Mrs. Re-
becca Parker. Miss Dovie Sanders
came home few days ago from
Houston Quite large crowd
greeted the Williams Sisters last
Tuesday at 81. Paul NJ. r. church.
MIR Chance Newton entered school
at Wllliamsvllle, Monday. The Dali
las Express wishes for him success,
Mr.. Dave Edmond opened grocery
store and lunch counter In North
Calvert Mrs. o. d. Edmonds was
called TO Seymore to the bedside of
her sick mother last Friday night.
Miss Sherman OF Branchyille school
entered the Calvert school Monday.
j. Theo, Beaulah and Isadorah
Thomas are all attending school at
Spring HILL Mr.. John Benson was
peddling beef on the streets at Is
cents per pound Monday Don't Dor
row your neighbors paper. When
you have il Is the time he wants
IL. / was asked to tell you to please
don't ask for credit. The weather
was inclement, services were good.
Pastor Sharp preached a wonderful
sermon. Pleasant Grove Sunday
school was good. Mrs. Ellen Jude
left Tuesday for Marlin to be at
the funeral of her father Reporter
is up for the first time in eight
days. Mr.. Nick Dotson is home
from Waxahachie singing there is
no place like home. Mr. Ora Fred
erick Is all smiles at the return OF
her son, Mr.. Ernest Hooper who
is here on business. Mr.. Sam Ell
ridge, Mr.. G. II. Foster, Master Ben
Foster, Mr.. Will Watley, were made
hearty Odd Fellows, Friday night.
Mrs. Rosa Gentry is home from
Corsicana, where she has been since
Christmas. Mrs. Sarah Gentry sus-
tanned an injury In her eye from a
piece Of flying debrise What is the
matter with Maileyville. They failed
20 get papers. Look out for the
papers.
TexarIIana, Feb. 2.-Con idering
Indictment weather services were we'll
AltcuuCu NJ NHb NdAAouS CuuhCACo
Sunday. Quarterly Conference was
In session at Hopewell @. NJ. e.
church Sunday and Monday Presid-
ed over by DR.. Speed, presiding
elder. Mrs. Claude II. Plat, wife OF
one Of the railroad clerks (p0stal)
OF this place left Sunday for an
extended trip and visit TO Denlson,
San Antonio and other points, Mr..
Esco Williams has had q beautiful
home completed on Lee Street. He
nd his wife will occupy same at an
early date. Our city was treated to
the presence of Drs. r. 81 Stewart
and A. s. Burton, members of the
United States health department.
They made several lectures on the
important subject OF Personal Hy-
gienics and on Veneral diseases.
The lectures were made to women
uDG girls and to men and boys and
was interesting indeed. Mrs. Grant
of Hill addition Is seriously Ill on
account Of lamp explosion turns q
few days ago The Dallas Express
readers are increasing weekly. Every
body that has read the paper recent
~ seems to be delighted with the
editions.
Athens, Feb. 2On account OF
heavy rain Sunday. all church doors
syere closed ali day with exception
OF Mt. Providence Baptist which
Tas engaged IN district board OF
kin ola district with Rev. r.. r.
Francis rs chairman, in spite OF in
element weather and small atten-
dane $10S.S0 was raised, Rev.
Thomas OF Chandler also Rev. Alex
ander delivered two able sermons
and also Rs n. b. Francis at night
Prof. l.. s. Pace made his annual
visit to the Amarlcal Woodmen
Friday hight Mr. Jake Mastrus re-
turnc astel being called to Crockett
60 attend the funera. OF his mother.
Mr.. Hob Patterson. i'm old .oIiablel