The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-09-11

I the cotton OF the various communi
Mr.. Merriel Hill is visiting pa
rents this week. Mrs. Isoria Snee,
spent the weekend in Athens witt
her sister this week.For the Daila.
Express see J. r. Price. agent ant
reporter.
ltasca, Sept. Sunday school wa.
well attended. At II a. m Pastor
Burton preached a very interesting
sermon. Sunday night closed oui
pastors Eighth Anniversary Cele.
ration. Last week was a round Of
singing, speaking and many Other
good things. Sunday evening shori
spicy program was rendered by thu
choir. The principle feature of which
was the presentation of the flowers
by Sister r. l.. Scott and four little
girls. Pastor of A. M. s. Church
presided The total amount raised
during the anniversary, $156.3S. Our
pastor will leave for Columbus
Chic. Monday morning to attend the
National Baptist Convention. Mr.
Earl McGinnis and Mrs. Hazel Sparks
II Cleburne are visiting Mr.. Nc
Athuio anu lliAiiiys Nlioo OOTlut
Glover returned Sunday from Dali
las. Mrs. Mabel Robertson returned
to Okmulgeo. okla. Miss Annie
WiIIiams returned to Dalals Wednes-
day. Mrs Marcus Vim and daugh-
ter Of Washington, d. G. and Miss
Kitty Brunson Of Buffalo are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. q. Vim
Mr.. Marcus WINS parents. Mrs
P. L. Brown has been quite sick and
Is still confined to bed. Mrs. A. l.
Carter closed her school Friday
A successful session is reporter
Mrs. Jones, the sister of Rev Bur-
ton, is here from Oklahoma. Nrs
Burton and the children returned
Thursday from Gainesville. Ms
Lizzie Thomas. who has been IN
Dallas for several weeks is homo
again. she reports a splendid tim
with her son, and nephew. Mrs
Nolia Thompson and daughter, Sc.
villa, spent Sunday in Cleburne
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Sears, Mrs. N
s. Standifer and Mrs. lisa Norrii
motored to Lovelace Sunday evening
to witness the baptizing; also tht
marriage CT Mr.. Henry Walden
Mr. ice Conner and son, Mellon
returned from Waco Sunday, where
Mr. Connor has been under tn;
treatment Of the DOCTOR
Rusk, Sept 9.--Rev Dews filled
his regular appointment Sunday and
Sunday night. Mr.. George Cook, who
has been i'll for some time, died Sept
LIST at 4 D. M Mr.. Cook was one
Of Rusks best citizens. He was 4
member Of the church for 35 years
Rev Lacy cfiiciated at the funeral
after which the r. OF P,s. buried him
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook of Tyler
Mr. Cook Of Dallas, and Mr.. and Mrs
Griffin Of Alto attended the funeral
Of Mr.. Cook. Mrs. Johnnia Beach
amp and son left Saturday for Hous-
ton after two weeks stay with her
daughter, Mrs. DIR. baltimore. Mr.
Mary Snow left for Tyler Saturday
Elder Y. G. Young Of Texarkana and
Rev. Powells of Kerens passed
through Rusk Saturday Mr.. Ewing
Hicks has moved in his new seven
room home. Mr.. Harper and Miss
Johnson Of Tyled spent Saturday anc
Sunday in Rusk, the guest OF Miss
Kettle Kennedy. Prof. A. l.. Frank
lin and daughter. Mrs. Leanna Car
roll, and Mrs. A. ]. baltimore are
attending Institute at Alto this
week. DR., and Mrs. baltimore, Mr..
and Mrs Carroll, motored TO, Alto
Sunday Mr.. Scott Patterson is sick
this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook
have returned from Oklahoma. Rev.
Jim Hendricks has returned from
Texarkana. Mr.. Mccullough and
Sugdler Morgan spent Saturday in
Rusk.
To the readers Of the Express:
Just bring five (5) cents more nnd
come on to PinlSston's Barber shop
and get the Express
MIlano. Sep. 9.-Mr. and Mrs.
James S. Pleasant have returned
from summer trip through Califor-
MIA, visiting San Francisco, Oakland
Stockton and Los Angeles. Cal.
Garland, Sept. 9-Egypt Commune
ity: Services were well attended Sun
day and Sunday night. In an eigh'
days revival, eight persons have be-
come candidates for baptism and
a large number have JONES the
church Madams Giddings and Nancy
Morris paid for their paper in adj
vance. Among other subscribers are
Rev. H. W. Robertson, Mrs. Snsie
Jones and Mr.. Lewis FIELDS and son.
Mr., e. Floyd who as been seriously
III for about three months is able
to be up again. Brothers Starks and
Long are always at their posts
Sunday school was well attended
Sunday. brother Long, superintenl-
Ent. is pushing things to the front.
3. Y. P. U. meets on The 2nd and
ith sunday evenings IN each month.