The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-04

been very Ill. Mr.. Gibson left for
Galveston, Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown of Winfield, Kans., left
Thursday for their home after visit
ing their mother, Mrs. j. Richie.
Messrs. James Overstreet and Z. L..
Blackmon spent a few days in Dem
ison and Sherman.
Mr.. C. Mays of Denison was a
visitor last week to friends. Mr..
Mays and family, formerly lived
here and was among Gainesville's
prominent citizens. Mrs. T. S.
Stone of Denison was here last week
for the purpose of setting up the
Heroines of Jericho She was very
successful. Mr.. John Wilson has
opened a barbershop on Scott street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mackey are prepar-
ing to move into their new grocery
store on North Mill street Mr. F.
Furgerson is improving. Miss B.
Moore is i'll. Mrs. o. Allen is i'll.
Mrs. L. d. Davidson, who has been
confined to his bed for several
weeks is able to be up again. His
friends are indeed glad to see him
about again. Mrs. b. B. Jarrett
who has been i'll for several weeks
is improving. Mrs. L. Coffee is inn
proving. Mrs. l.. Smith is GONZALES
cent Mrs. Rosa Jones, who has been
confined to her bed for three weeks
is able to be up to the delight of
her many friends. Mrs. j. w Long
has returned home.
The Deaconess Club met at the
residence of Mrs. Ras. Kindred,
North Field street, opened with
song and prayer. The roll was called
and each member responded with
quotations. After business the
house was turned over to the hostess
The menu for the evening salad
cake and coffee. Mrs. j. II. Brown,
president. A Crutchfield, secretary.
We adjourned to meet next Friday
afternoon with Mrs Dan Crutch-
field.
MineoIa, Feb. Mrs. Ever Gray
was fatally shot by her husband,
Mr.. Sam Gray, last Thursday night
about s o'clock. The cause is I'M
known as yet. Notwithstanding their
little boy states that his father
rushed in the house, secured his
gun, struck his mother over the
head and shot her. Mr.. Gray is in
the Quitman County Jail. The case
will be reported later as for more
facts when secured. Mr.. Thurman
jackson of Terrell, Texas, was in
the city last Sunday, visiting rela-
lives and friends. Mrs. Hattie
Adams of the city returned from
Denison last Sunday. Born to Mr..
and Mrs. Gunner 10 pound boy.
Mother and baby doing fine.
Lone Oak, Feb. mt. Gilead
Baptist church services were post
poned on account OF bad weather.
Mrs. Ellen Lenard, Mrs. c. A. An
ders, Essie Taylor, returned from
Emory, Texas, Sunday, where they
attended the Board meeting. They
reported a grand time. Sick listed:
Mrs. Tabitha Ivy and Mr.. Jno. Bry-
ant.
San Angelo, Feb Sunday
Schools were well attended Sunday
mornin and the children are show
ing great interest in their contest.
Miss ]. j. Ailer gave a tea Satur-
day from 3 to p. m. to help the
contestant in her class win first
prize. The King Daughters met with
Mrs. Laura Smith at usual hour and
In MI &c
Icussion, subject: Which Gives Moth
er More Service Boys are Girls"
A delicious salad course was served
and adjourned to meet next week
with Mrs. DR.. Shirley. Born TO Mr..
and Mrs. Aubry Lott, Jan. 81, an
s pound girl, mother and baby are
doing fine. Mr.. Reedy Best has
opened a service car stand on the
corner of Third and Randolph SITS.
Mrs. Ross of Kansas City, Kan, is
visiting Mrs. c. Z. Shelton and Mrs.
Mollie Baker on 1913 West 1st st.
Mrs. Baker is taking Christian
Science treatment and is reported
doing fine. Rev. ]. S. Adair, Chief
Grand Mentor of Texas Jurisdiction
made his annual visit to the Daugh-
ters of Tabor Jan. 28th. Mr.. Joe
Clay presented TO the A. NJ E.
Church a pulpit chandelier light.
Carthage, Feb Mrs. Nancy
Stevenson, who has been sick for
over year died at her home Jan.
%, 1922, leaving 8 children and
husband and host of relatives and
friends to mourn her lost. Hollands
high school is still progressing with
our leader, Prof. ]. H. Pendleton.