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Newspaper

Dallas Express

Location

Dallas, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1922

Page

2

Calvert and surrounding communities note many visitors and illness

Calvert and nearby towns report many social visits and illnesses, with residents from Dallas Houston and Waco touring the area. Dengue fever spreads, schools face low attendance, and a dengue list grows. Community figures attend associations and institutes. funerals and weddings occur amid health strains.

Sunday Funeral Controversy on Merits of Case

In the Dallas Express the editor's stance invites civil debate on funeral customs and fraternal orders. The author urges charity and deliberate thought, arguing lodges and churches share a moral mission beyond benevolent dues, and calls for a broader reform of fraternal rituals.

Dallas Express Luther Vansal

Mrs Garland Dies Prominent Church Worker in Dallas

Mrs Callie Mae Berry Garland a devoted Dallas churchwoman died at home September 25 after long illness. Born in Minden Louisiana November 14 1885 she and Ben Garland had two children Princalee and Roy. Funeral at Evening Chapel CM EB church led to DeKalb Texas burial in DeKalb. A raised tract argues Sunday funerals violate the Sabbath and urges focus on spiritual work rather than public displays.

Calvert Filex Hammond Texas P. L. Payne R. EB. L. Holland O. C. Doggett Martha Riley Josh Riley Woodley Undertaking Co Wade Dallas F. Erby Miss Jones Waco A. H. Mims Rogers Thornton Ruth Fair L. Roberts Garrett Grove Conn H. Dayis Independent Heights Sisughterine Rerace. Co Hoston Chas Miller the Express Mart Home Folk Expres Cressie Clemment Austin Sat Jas. Rosg R. E. L. Bolland Mims Holland Emma Tally Rosse Giddings Teachers County Institute of R. B. Woodson Terrell Anderson Mexia E. H. Talley N. G. Taylor Whoxahachie Taylor Robt. H. Simmons John H. Edwards H. B. Perry Atlanta Standard Life Insurance Co Aaron Day G. A. Mims Houston Springfield C. A. Wade Eloise Odd Fellows Prof Galhenville W. H. Mission Society Hazel Chestnut Gibson B. J. Brown Jones S. Sparks Stone Fish Creek Amarillo Lizzie Johnson Weatherford Mosaics Zion L. M. Walcott Honey Grove E. L. Blackmon Valley View Addie Lee Robinson Texas College Rs. A. Woods E. Childs M. B. Woods Sidney Carlis Eanls M. T. Waters St Paul Waters Roy D. Wanh Jington Roy Roosevelt Bonds Rev. Waters Bond John Bonds Dr. Williams Ellis County Williams Martinn J. W. Williams Sherman First Baptist Church Johnon Nashville Tenn M. EB Knickerbocker Psator M. E First Baptist M Carroll South Island A. F. Letd Eastern Star Lodge J. Washington Johnson Conroe Marlin Abner Avastin Cook Baptist Church Travia Calhoun Calvert Tenry Hart Taland Street Steinefellow Providence Bates Wichita Falls Bruce Geralds Shade Denson George Street Gus Geralds John Battle Kosse Maine Aunay Wade D. Waller Stanford Theresa Ford Cuney Kidd Washington Tillotson College Cecil Moore C. Campbell Samuel Huston Richard Shaw Falls County District Association County Tabernacle F. A. Johnson Rosabud Ballhill A. L. Hunter G. W. Wilams Marlin First Gilmer Gilgal Katy MccCallen Misa Maetta Johnson Ora Mae Wells Central High School Marshal Mt. Pleasant Stork Harry Avery A. L. Turner James Jones Fathers and Mothers Clubs J. B. Hawkins J. B. Jr Cody McKinney Gertrude Hawkins Rey A. K. Hawkins Gause C. V. Smille Marisa Curry T. M. Tidwell Cidainee Milam Lee Burleson Mattie Ferguson C. W. Perry Pheebe Cox Rev. Rucker White Oak Church Dorotha Webster Dee Hodge Bob Woodard California Sallie Brooks Amey Williams Chicago John Zalin George Galin Jarvis Christian Institute College Oscar Goodson C. Deadman B. W. Lawson J. E. Cocker John Ford Jim Burley W. H. Britton Bee Murphy Texarkana Mra Speed Menten Ware Ironton Geesy Womens | Home Missionary Society Carrie Tyler Mansfield Wm. Seawood Willis St Hopwood Capp St Maceo Long Marshall Wiley , University Ira Crump Kansas City L. W. Whitmore P. E Pittsburg Our City J. C. Lane 1520 North B. Curtis J. W. Whitaker Detroit Zion Association St. James Church Almenia Hackney Dekalb Swink J. D. Bean Jesse Jr Raleigh N. C Allene Brinkley Soper Okla A. L. Rutherford M. A. McGregor Brown Roxton Tex A. F A. M Galilee Baptist Church Langston Temple Oklo W. McCown Elizabeth Scott Corporal Scott Arlington Osial Odam Okln Lawton Owens Bethlehem Church Mackles H. L. Rhone Ola Andrew Paris Jodie Smith Bill Cuington Lucile Gram Lala Moore Callie Mae Berry Garland Clark Street Minden Magnolia Arkansas Ben Garland Princalee Eyen Ing Chapel C. M. 5B Woman's Home Missionary Society C. M. EB Union Terminal Station Christ Lodge

Standard Mutual Fire Insurance Company Texas Ad

A legal notice style advertises Standard Mutual Fire Insurance Co of Texas under insurance supervision. It promotes home and furniture fire and tornado loss coverage and lists agents nationwide with Dallas contact Aeta Hawkins Street. Officers named include W. H. Moore President M. B. Anderson 1st Vice President Hon H. L. Price 1st Vice President Peter M. Ridge Gen Manager A. L. Walters Secretary W. A. Russell Treasurer.

Commissioner of Insurance and Banking Standard Mutual Fire Insurance CO. OF Texas Aeta Hawkins Street Dallas W. H. Moore M. B. Anderson H. L. Price Peter M. Ridge Mgr A. L. Walters Y. W. A. Russell

Letter Reflects Southern Cruelty Memories in New York

News from New York reports a World letter recalling wartime cruelties in the South and a younger generation’s view that those wounds should be forgotten. Bedford notices mention Porter Phillips, a 22 year old colored cook, held on $2000 bail after allegedly robbing nurse Miss H. Rhoden aboard the New Hampshire steamer.

New York City New York South Ana Bedford Porter Phillips School Street New Hampshire New Wagel and Steamship Company United States M. Hitchcock Rhoden

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