The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-02

| Dallas is in the city. Mr.. G. l. By
mum of Dallas is in the city shaking
hands with friends. Little Miss
Minnie Johnson is on the sinck list.
Mr.. Forest Rhea Is resting well at
this writing. Miss odessa Dorchester
of Sherman was visiting Miss Gladly
Howell Sunday. Miss Howell enter
tanned a number of guest Monday
night at the home of her mother
Mrs. Washington. Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Elma Sanders, Nov. 7th, a
girl. City and County teachers are
expecting to attend State Teachers
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Association Thanksgiving day at TT.
Worth.
st. Mark Baptist Church.
Sunday school at $3.50 with good
attendance. Sermon at 1880. Sub.
"You ought to be what Christ Said
you Was" Sermon at TAO Sub Don't
you leave me here. Collection good.
Come aud hear Dr.. F. w. Walker.
Virgins had business at the
County Seat Monday. Mr.. Oliver jack
son and family flowed to Galveston
Wednesday where they will reside in
the future. Mr. Saul Allison was
called to Brazoria Friday on account
of the serious illness of brother.
Miss Novella Heard went to Houston
Saturday for an indefinate stay. Mrs.
Rhoda johnson went to Richmond
Friday to be present at the marriage
of her cousin which took place Sun
day evening at o'clock. Rev. Il. M.
Random of Brazoria came up Sunday
morning to fill his Semi-Monthly
appointment with the Shiloh f. NJ. B.
church. Rev. Geo. Franklin of Whar-
ton was here for church Sunday. Mrs.
Chole Miller who is teaching school
at Don Tol was here TO see the
folks Saturday and Sunday. Mrs.
Huey Anderson IS up after prolong
illness 10 the delight Of her many
friends. Mrs. Isabelle Jackson went
to Houston Sunday to visit relatives.
Rev. Macbeth of Brazoria District B.
Y. P. u. organizer made visit here
Sunday. Mr. Thomas Brent returned
home Sunday after some two weeks
spent with relatives around Houston
and Goose Creek. Mrs. Ada Shaw
motored down to Pledger Sunday
evening on business. Mr. Ed Williams
/ and family moved to the Plume farm
this week and will form a large
scale next year MIR. HezeKiah Davis
with his family moved out near Lane
City to farm next year. The first
frost of the season was noticeable
here Sunday morning.
Calvert.-The reparter is glad to
know that many people are building
in Thornton. Mr.. E. Kelley has
lumber on the ground to erect q
tnice bungalow; also Mr., Robt. Leon
ard and Rev. Malbery and Widoman.
Mrs. Matte Spring is erecting a
nice home also. The reporter can
yasscd for the Express at that place
and asked Mrs. j. Kelley to act as
agent for the Express. We visited the
school and found it being well man
aged by Prof. Az H. Minis and
experience teachers. The school gave
a box party for the schools euipp-
ment Friday night under the manae-
ment of the 5, 6, and 18th grades
which was success Mr.. and Mrs.
Wocdley served ice cream and
cake Sunday to their pastor, Rev.
Maye and few friends Rev. J. A.
Brown was in town Saturday shopp-
ing. Mrs. c. S. Rayner is still inn
proving her handsome home by add
ing a brick flue (ground). Mr.. Jas.
/ n O..
Woodley Undertakers were called to
New Baden last week to bury
lady. Many teachers will leave for
the State Teachers Association which
will meet on Thanksgiving in Fl.
Worth, Tex. Mr.. George Frazier Is
in Houston working on the ship
channe. DR.. c. w. Flint of Bryan was
in the city Wednesday on business
with Hydrias Drug Co., D. i. Bras
mon Prop. News reached Calvert
from Corsicana of the death OF Mr..
Bill Wilson, an old citizen OF the
Providence community west OF Cal
vert; Mr.. Wilson was one OF the
founders Of that community and his
friends and relatives will be saddened
to learn of his death; we are
trying to locate some of his children.
News reached Calvert from Austin
early Saturday morning OF the deatt
of Prof. H. Stewart S. Commander
Of the Woodmen of the World and
at one thine principal of Ponham
City school, Denton and Oak Cliff
school and Supt., Of d. ID. and b.
Asylum at Austin. Miss Mary Riley's
little daughter died Saturday night
and was laid to rest in the colored
cemetery. Mrs A. Tarver of Thorn
ton spent the week in the city the
guest of her daughter Mrs. W. Stew
art. Mr. Will Carter of Cedar Hill
spent two weeks in the city with
his family; he left Sunday for Cedar
Hill. Texas. Mrs. Claia Woodland
and MIS-. Bill Quarlls are ute low
sick. MIR. Ii. ]. Wharton was called u
IT. Worth Sunday to the bed side OF
his sick wife; he brought her home
at this writing; she is ute sick
but is much improved. In sending
news please write on one side OF the
pa per. Some people call themselves
Christians and owe his fellowman
and will not pay an honest debt,
is worse than Christian. So please
pay what You owe the agent at
thois place or / must send your
name in as bad paymasteT or mistress
Baileyville and Jones prairie-The
Good Hope S. s. and 8. Y. P. U.
Board held a successful scion thi
week at Plesant Grove. Mt. Zion
Baptist church of the Lincoln Dist,
participated Friday night. Total
receipts $4,000 Mr.. VIM. Fl. Bum
got his hand cut awful bad this week
lccidently. A man called Pardee was
seriously cut Tuesday by Mr. Henry
Rhodes. Recovery is doubtful. Mrs.
H. e. Smith who has been to Mexia
is homo again. Miss Elvira Elridge
is home again from Mexia. The
girls OF the home economic Dept.
served dinners Saturday at the school
ell who got dinners we're delishted
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