The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-30

Chapter No. 81. Mr.. and Mrs Way
man Henty were the guest OF Mr..
Jno. Dunn Xmas. Mrs G. l.. Patter-
son is planning New Years party
in the interest of the Mission Society
Calvert.-The children of Mr.. b. j.
Solomon left Sunday for Los Angeles,
Calf. Mrs. A. s. Minis. wife OF Prof
A. III. Minis left for New Orleans to
visited her son, DR.. T. H. Minis. MI
and Mrs. B. Thomas returned home
spending the fall in WORKMAN Tex.
Rev. and Mrs. Lee Alexander left
Sunday for Benchley to spend Xmas
| with parents. Mrs. Fannie Baker
/ Browns remains was brought from
Dallas Thursday and buried from M.
Il. church. Mrs. Chas. Hopkins OF
BaiIeyville spent Sunday with rela-
tives. Mr.. j. Dunlap and wife are
spending Xmas with their mother
Ellen Charles of West Calvert. Rev.
N. Mcdonald Of st. James A. NJ. e.
church spent Sunday visiting his sick
members and others. Mr. U. s. Ham
mond spent Sunday in Hearne and
Bryan. Mr.. ]. B. Williams Of Chicago,
ILL.,, is in the city visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Biggcrs and five
sons of Hobert, Okla, are In the city
visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. Biggers, Mr.. M.
Tendon Jones of Waxahachie Is in
the city. Mr.. Arthur Hammond spent
Saturday in the city. Mrs. Martha
Watson OF Waco is in the city to
spend Xmas with her SON Mr.. G.. w.
Watson. Remember the Odd Fellowd
drive at Kosse and Sprlngfull and
DOYLE. We want a club organized at
each place. The Odd Fellows must
be planted at Workman this year and
Increased at Kosse. Build up your
membership. Mrs. c. S. Raynor left
Sunday for Chicago, Ill. Mrs. Elmar
Dabner OF Snoot is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. ID. Jones and sister Mrs. Walton
Of Garrett Grove spent Saturday in
the city.
NacOgd0ches. churches Of the
city held Christmas services, and the
spirit Cf the Yule-tide was manifested
IN all services. Mr.. James Berry and
Miss Rosie Tolbert were married last
Saturday night at the church Of God
in Christ. Mr.. Willie Rhodes of Altus
Okla, is visiting his parents. Miss
Lille Matthews OF Houston, Tex, is
spending the Xmas with her mother,
Miss Marjorie Hughes left Monday
t6 spend Xmas In Houston Mr.. John
Mass Is spending Xmas with his
daughter. Mrs, Lucy Randle h the
city Mrs. Mollie Mathis left last
Wednesday to visit her father in Cen
ter, Texas. Miss Azlee Hall Il visiting
in the city. Y. S. Sallie Sanders I'd
daughter are spending the Xmas in
Houston with her son and daughter
bir. and Mrs VIM Bonapart are spen.
ding the Xmas in Houston visiting
their daughters. Irs. willie Mae
Ceaser and Miss E lice Walton Rev
A. H. Hall Is spe ding the holidays
at home. Miss d. Metcalf left Satnr-
day TO spend the Xmas with her
parents in Shreveport. La An excell-
ent program was rendered at the st
Paul G. NJ r. church Xmas morning
Il $3.50 am.
COrsicana, The Representative Of
tue DdlldS fApIeSD, 1TOi. y. ~. DOo-
well is in Dallas during the holidays
with his family and A. II. Hedg-
speth will handle the paper during
his absence. The play entitled
Seven Wives written by AIRS. A. IL
Hedgespeth was exhibited last week
tat First Independent Baptist church
under auspices OF the First Baptist
choir. A large crowd attended and
! enjoyed the play very much. Rev. d
l.. Penn occupied his pulpit Sunday
after an absence OF ten days visiting
in Texarkana and other points. AL
tie churches had Xmas trees Snt
many presents were received Mrs
W. II. Jones and others are not I,
be forgotten for the pains taken IL
decorating the Xmas tree at 9th Ave.
BaptisC church. Mrs. H. chestnu
IL spending the holida. IN Houston
| visiting her daughter, Mrs Geo
K Webster. Mrs. Bonnie Adair Is visi
ting in Beaumont. Mr. McNealey o
Southside returned FROM Hearne. Thi
weeks visitors: Mrs Annie Townnel