The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-01-14

Prof. u. d. Bats Of Hammond
Texas, spent few hours In this
city arranging with Supervisor A. H
Minis to start the big Odd Fellows
drive. Reminder II Is free 10 join
Rev. Jno. n. Brown was In the city
Tuesday looking for a large brown
doll for his little daughter IA. M
Prof. A II. Minis 10 q lodge worker
he VIII soon SGT up lodge At West
Calvert. rs strong. He sent for
the charter Thursday. Brother Or
car Sanders Is great help In as
eisflng IN the formation 81 this
lodge. The sisters viii soon meet
and organize the Ruth. The CAL
vert Col0red OIL Company will soon
be organized. Mrs. Bessie Washing
ton AID children left Sunday for
their home after spending the new
year week here. M. and Mrs. ]. w.
Walton were highly elated over the
visit Of their daughter. Mrs. l. O.
w. Green. from Marshall, Texas,
accompanied by her little 4 months
old son. She was prevailed with
BY her parents to leave the little
son for a while. News reached Cal
vert, Wednesday from Hearne that
Father Anthony Ogden was stricken
with paralysis and still lies very
low. Father Ogden Is one OF Cal
vert's Oldest Odd Fellows. and is
ono Of the oldest In the state. and
meets every Grand Lodge held In
the state. We hope him a speedy
recovery. Mrs. A. s. Minis came
home Sunday after spending new
year with her son and other rela-
tives. She expects TO visit her SON,
DR.. I, II. Minis at New Orleans, La.
The following are still on the sick
list; Geo. " Mead. Mrs. vlrgia VIII
der and daughter. Mrs. Lula Henry,
w. Peter Roberts and wife. Join
re Odd FelIews and Ruths while
free See Prof Minis or any member
OF the order. Mrs. Mrs. Henry L..
Smith. deacon Joe Jude, Joe Dor
an and the reporter motored to
Rockdale. Friday Reporter spent a
pleasant night with Mrs. Geneva
Jude in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Speed
Balleysille and Jones Prairie:
Sunday was high day, Sunday
school was good and well attended
After Sunday School we assembled
for prayer service and expression
meeting which the spirit ran high
and the saints reiolced. Mr.. Dill
lard Smith OF Ferris IL here at
the bed side OF his brother, Mr.
VIM. Smith. who Is still confined
20 his bed. Mrs. T. M. Williams
Is up again. Mr.. Alfred Bats Of
Waco, accompanied by his brother,
VIM. Bats OF Hammond were here
Waiting their sister. Mrs. Martha
Williams. The H. Williams brothers
made a flying trip TO Cameron. SAT-
urday on business. MIR, J. y. Will
Hams succeeded himself as Sunday
School Supt. Mr.. G. H. Burns sue
ceeded himself az President OF d.
Y. p. U. Mr. M. l.. bargain, Mr..
Booker Taylor we're added to the
deacon board. Mr.. Madison Young
Is III from rheumatism In both
legs. Mrs. Leth Watley Is sick again,
also her sister.
blossom, Jan. 12.--Sunday School
was well attended at both churches
Sunday. Everybody seem to be salts
fled and starting oHt Gptomistic with
the new year. and With better deter
mination even though last year was
\ failure. Blossom high school was
opened Monday by the teacher, Mrs.
Rlpertoe the teacher. who has been
absent during the holidays. Miss
Le0la D. Benne who teaches In the
Kennytowa community opened her
school Monday morning. Make |
Reag0nver and brother. Luther who |
have the past few days were anx-
ious to get back to Fort Worth.
where they we're In November look
ing for work, received good news
Batu day aid made their returltl
Sunday morning We Wish them good
luck,
Cause. Jan. 12.--Hon. T. M. Belts
Of Dallas visited our town Monday
night and spoke to tiE. In an appre-
ciable manner. HI brought a won
derful message OF instruction and
hope and left a lasting Impression.
We hope he will come again. Mrs.
@. Il. Bennett. teacher OF Six mile
school worshiped In Cruise. Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Epperson has been very
sick since Mon lay. Sunday was a
high day al Zion Hill Baptist church.
Sunday school was veil attended
and shown steady improvem mt.
The superintendent. Mr.. George
Thompson Is wide awake young
man. Rev. w. s. Barker was al his
post and preached two inspiring
sermons One addition. Collection,
$34.80. Rev. VIM. Harris. pastor !.
Of Stephens Chapel A. Al. Il. church
came in Monday evening and moved
his family to his present charge az
Cotton Gin. We wish for them sue
cess in their new Held OF lgs30r.
Mr. ,. p Mac.sler0y Of Oak Wood
was visitlE ID our towr Sunday.
the guest 81 airs. Pearl Lawson.
The couple was all smiles. Little
Miss Florence Prise left Friday E:r
IA Indefinite stay with her aicter
IN Corsica a Miss Allie Mae DhtiB
and Mrs. Andrew Swift were ur lied
IN holy hDnds Of E-atrim0ny Ne3
years ever ting We wish for them
q happy aud successful voyage on
the matrimonial sea. She Is one Of l.
our talented and highly respected
ypung ladies and we feel that she
deserves the best Of life.
Cooper Jan. fs Sunday was a
4 great day and everybody seemed
t. be AZ Sunday School ana there
was go0od lesson recltod. Rev.
Davis preached 4 splendid sermon at X
Mt. zion Srs. Esabeile Jones' Is !
visiting her sister ID West Point, /
Miss. Mrs. Mary Roach returnedl
from L,0uia ana where she visited \
her mother. Mrs. Nancy Frenkiln
ami Lula tits came In at our sur
prise from Greenyille. Miss Mael
Nelson ysitcd her mother At Mt. |
Pleasant and reports merry mas.