The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-07

returned home after spending an
extended visit in this city Miss
Alva Wiser has returned nome after
spending an extended visit in this
city. Miss Earlens Kitrel is visiting
in Dallas. Mrs. Blanch Thomas is in
Farmersville on business. Mrs. e.
Young is visiting in Fort Worth.
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give 1t to the agent not later than
Sunday evening.
Ferris, Jan. 5.--Watch meeting
was held at all churches Saturday
night. Rev. Miller was at his post
Sunday as usual Xmas passed with
out accident. Mr. Joe Taylor and
wife have moved in the city. Rev.
/ T. c.. Nickleberry and daughter left
Sunday for Central Texas College,
where his daughter. Gertrude will
enter school. Mrs. F. A. Little
made flying trip to Corsicana and
Durdon, Friday visiting relatives
Mr.. B. Strange and nephew have
returned from Palestine. Mrs. Emma
Williams is confined to her bed,
Miss Tommie L. Clark, accompanied
her little cousin of Fit. Worth as
far as Oak Cliff Dallas Sunday.
Miss Oneida Williams after spending
Xmas here, returned to Dallas to re-
enter school.
Jacksboro, Jan. 5.-Everyone
spent a very delightful time, sew
eral dinners and a tuckey party
were enjoyed Miss Linnie Mosley
was awarded first prize for being
the neatest tackiest and Miss Ludy
Smith, the second prize. There was
pound party for Rev. and Sister
Brown at the residence of Mrs. N.
Phillips. Arrivals: Miss L. B. Bar
mes from Albany, Mr.. Otis Shelton
from Fort Worth, spent Christmas
at home. Messrs Claude and Ed
die Shelton, Miss Linnie Mosley and
Mrs. Mary Barnes went to Fort
Worth. the past week. Mr.. Har-
vey Johnson is very sick. Mrs Rosa
Hembra served new years dinner
for several friends. Returned: Miss
J.. B. Barnes to Albany Master j.
Green spent Christmas in Mineral
Wells with his mother
Mckinney, Jan. 5.-Mr. and Mrs.
P. w. Stewart honored their (baby)
daughter, Willie Christine Stewart
with a birth day supper, Saturday
evening, Dec. II, at 6 o'clock. Miss
Nina Ruth Stewart, Sister of Chris
tine met the guest and unburden-
ed them of their raps.
Christine then entered the room
wearing a pea green canton crepe
with white collar and cuffs, black
slippers and hose. Many games were
played until the hour for supper
larrived. At 1880 o'clock, Miss Stew
art and her guest followed Mrs
George Collins who wore a navy
blue taffeta with rose color trim
/ ming to a beautiful dining room
where Christmas wreaths and the
table which was a dream decorated
in all colors, pertaining to Christ
mas and large cake with candles
in the center. The room held full
sway and brought silent thought tC
each one. peace on Earth and
Good Will Towards Men" The
Xmas tree with its brightest ten
sells, red. streamers and brilliant fix
lures added more attraction to the
Christmas array. The Supper con
sisted of a two-course menu, pc
mento sandwich, friend chicken, pix
fruit salad beaten biscuits and cof
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Mrs. Collins presided at the tre'
where each guest was the happ!
recipient of token from Miss Stew
art and guests then departed fol
the theatre. They were as follows
Misses G. A. Howell, Great V. Priest
ly, Myrtle G. Duncan, Mildred p
Washington, Mr.. G.. L. Thomas o
Melissa, Miss Stewards escort. Mis-
Stewart was the happy recipient o
many useful present. Mr. Wesle!
Warrick of Houston, was the CUES
of Miss Leda Doty. A card party wa!
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas Doty with 16 couples pres
ent. Mr.. Warrick was the honoret
guest. The house was beautiful!
decorated with Christmas wreaths
a beautiful fern and hot chocolate
and sandwiches were served. Sun
day Miss Leda Doty entertained
with delicious dinner and thos'
present were: Miss G. Priestley
Misses C. d. and A. A. Young, M
Washington, Inez Doty; Mr.. w. War
rick of Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. Lero!
Doty. The menu was turkey will
dressing and cranberry sauce, Eng
fish peas and Irish potatoes, can
did sweet potatoes, scalloped oyster
macaroni and cheese, fruit salad
served on lettuce leaf and hot cot
fee, fruit jello ard whipped cream
it'll fruit cake and carmel cake
The table was beautifully decor
rated.
La Grange, Jan. 5.-xmas wal
very quietly spent here, Services
were held at Ebenezer Baptis
church, Rev. S. A. Tlllman, pastor
On Monday night, st. James M. e
church, Rev. Strait, pastor had {
most beautiful Christmas tree foi
the entire Colored citizenship
Many valuable and useful gifts were
in evidence. Mrs. Susan Peyton wal
very kindly remembered by daugh
tier of California, who sent hel
ged mother many useful articles
FOR herself and all of the grand
| -hiIdren Most NJ the boarding stu