The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-28

! day, so the deeds OF DygOne years
are not efficacious for the present"
New occasions teach men duties.
time makes ancient good uncouth. "
Young Morris, accompanied by his
Secretary, departed early Wednesday
forenoon for Waco and Houston. He
will speak before 5000 persons III
the City Auditorium in Houston on
Friday evening. The distinguished
speaker will return to Dallas in two
weeks to speak in the City Hall for
the Y. NJ. c. A.
Calvert Mr.. Robert Wimbley spent
few days in the city, from the
farm. Mr.. o. X. Thomas spent few
days in the city; he is located at
Valley Junction. We will publish all
deliquent subscribers in the near
future. Mrs. Mae Ella Nc Cullum left
MONDAY for her. home. Corsicana,
after spending few days in the city
at the bed side of her sick aunt.
Mr.. Harry Williams and daughter,
Mrs. Ella Orr of Van Alstyne are
in the city visiting relatives and
friends. Miss M. NJ. Walton of Frank
lin H. s., spent Sunday at home. Rev.
J. Myers and wife left for his church.
Jehovah. Sunday morning in the new
horse and buggy rig. Mrs. Clemmy
Hammer is much improved. Prof, b.
Y. Acock of San Antonio spent a
day In the city on business. Prof.
Christmas of San Antonio spent few
hours in the city with Prof Cook
Mrs. f. M. Moody spent few days
in the city with her sister, Mrs
Murphy; while visiting the fever
crept in on her. We are glad to
report that she is at home. Mrs Hen
retta Mills Davis is in the city, visi-
ting Mrs. r. B. Walton and sister.
Mrs. d. A. Risby for few days. Mrs.
Allen Taylor left Sunday to join her
husband, Mr.. A. ]. Taylor of Dallas.
Rev. Maye left Sunday for Perry
where he will open school Monday.
Prof. A. H. Minis left Sunday night
fer Thornton; he was elected princi-
pal of the city school at that place.
Mrs. e. NJ. Moody of Segalsville sue
ceeded him at Williamsville. Prof.
Minis has taught 43 years in Robert
son County. Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Walton spent a few minutes at the
H. & T. C. depot, Sunday to see her
daughter, Miss M. NJ. Walton off to
her school. Mrs. ]. r. Bryant OF
Waco is in the city visiting the bed
side of her sick sister. Mrs. p. e.
Davis. Mrs. c. Newal of Columbus.
N. NJ, is in the city visiting her aunt,
Mrs. p z. Davis. Rev. r. Dunn is
arranging for the Annual Conference.
Mrs. r. v. Thomas was called to
Cameron Monday on account of sick
ness of relatives; while away her
husband was striker sick. Mrs. o. X.
Thomas spent Sunday in the city
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. higgins
The Bi-County Institute. Brazos and
Robertson Counties are asking Lime
stone to join with them.
Calvert High School.
The home economic department
is doing fine. The girls gave box
luncheon Friday evening; every girl
was at her post; this speaks fine
for the girls and shows their interest
in the work. Teachers present: Prof.
and Mrs. Hardeway, Misses Stewart
Whitehead and Taylor. We are glad
to have our teachers come. and
we hope more will be out next time
as your presence means so much
to us. A neat little sum was realized
and as the results the kitchen has
been fitted up ready for use. Miss
Taylor and her girls are sparing no
pains in pushing his work and they
need and ask the cooperation of all.
Prof. Hardeway and boys presented
the economic girls with nice chest
of their own make.
Baileyville and Jones Prairie.
J Misses Myrtle L. Dargan, Artie
Jude are able to be up again. Mrs.
Lula Penny of Chiffon motored down
Sunday, got her mother and returned.
| Zelda Nc Daniel has returned from
Tnskegee because of affected eyes.
Mrs. Catherine Franklin who has
been here visiting her niece, Mrs.
Maggie Manning left for home Satur-
day. Mr.. James Thippen is home
again from Waco Mrs NJ. E. Eldridge
] Is still on the sick list. Miss Emma
Davis left Tuesday for Calvert where
she will attend school this session.
Miss Sammie Spencer left Monday for
BRENNAN College. Miss Geneva Webb
made a flying "trip from Calvert home
Saturday Mrs. Schfronia Rogers, Mrs.
T. M. williams all left Monday for
the State Convention in Houston. Mr..
]. H. JE. williams, Mrs. airline Jude
motored to Cameron Saturday on
business. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Big
gers home was made happy by
twins. Mother and twins doing fine.
NacOgdOches.--Nr John Bell, an old
respected citi1en OF the city died sud
emily Wednesday night, Oct. 18th at
his home while seated in chair;
he leaves wife and son, Mrs. Classy
Bell and Mr.. Finne Bell, His suddeu
demise was a shock to his frien1s
and neighbors; he had been for q
long number of years in the employ
of the Frost johnson Lumber Co AS
| Mail carrier from The Post Office Out
to the Co., Mills, he was familiar
figure and will be missed. Miss Willie
Bell Wright, daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Mack Wright of this city dice
last Tuesday evening, Oct 18th aftel
an illness of several weeks duration
Interment in Cleaves Cemetery Rev
N. P. Johnson conducted the funeral
Mrs. Nina burden died last Saturday
night, Oct 81 She was a loyal anC
faithful member of the Zion Hill FRS
Baptist church for over 80 years
respected and loved by all that knew
her. She was truly lovable char
acter. The funeral was conducted
from Zion Hill First Baptist churcl
by Rev. E. p. Burkhalter her pasto
Sunday evening at $3.50. She leaves
several grand sons and daughter
and host of friends and nieghbor
to mourn her lost She will be miss
ed by the brothers and sisters of tn
church, old and young. Sick listed
, Miss Hattie and Sallie Drew Mrs
Hattie Smith, Mr.. Sam Nc Claim, Mrs
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