The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-19

he has been attending the annual
conference. After two years stay
with us. Rev. White goes to Tyler.
Rev. Sapp from Hearne, is the new
pastor Of the NJ E. church, Jack
sonville Circuit Mrs. M. d. Knight
of Jefferson spent a few days visit
ing her mother, Mrs. L. w. Rags
dale. Mr.. H. ID. Ross, who has been
confined to his bed and room for
more than two weeks Is improving.
Miss Sarah Clemens spent Saturday
and Sunday at home. New readers:
Mrs. Callie Mae Colman, Miss Mabel
Barrett. The Bible class put 1t all
on the Senior Sunday in breaking
the tie by large majority. Mr.. Her
bert Mckinney says leave the Ex-
press at his room every week. He
says its a mighty good paper and he
like II fine. Lost at the garage
hall Saturday night, Oct. 3Oth' a
diamond pin. Any one finding same
please return to me and receive re-
ward. L. A. Pierce.
Temple, Nov. 17.-Dr. Samuel B.
Zephyr of Chicago, was the guest
of his uncle, Mr.. G. L. s. Resell OF
South 9th street last week. After
prayer meeting last Friday night
DR.. Zephyr made a strong lecture
at the Sth Street Baptist church
last week In a lecture at the Cor
NTH Baptist Church last Wednesday
night, he spoke very interestingly
from an economical, Industrial, po-
litical, social and spiritual point
of view. Messrs. j. L. Maxwell Robt.
Wells, G. l.. Brewer and Robt. Ell
lott, returned from Mexla, where
they went on business few days
ago. The South Side Home Mission
Sisters held a very interesting meet
ing last Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. G. l.. S. Resell in South 9Th
street. Henceforth, the Dallas Ex-
press will be on sale every week at
the MaxwelPs cafe, in South 10th
street.
Athens, Nov. 17.-Services were
we'll attended at all churches Sun
day. Rev. N. G.. of the Church of
God was with his people Sunday and
delivered two able sermons. DR.. W.
o. Boyd, the Presiding Elder of the
Tyler District spent few hours
here with Rev. Pugh, while en- route
home. Mr.. FEMME Vaughns, returns
to his home in Dallas, after weeks
visit here guest of Miss Lettie Lane.
Mr. Chas. Chase was called to
Frankston for a few weeks engaged
ment in brick work. The X. of p.
purchased a valuable lot from Mr.
Alex Jordan. Mrs. Caroline Jackson
died after a lingering illness. She
leaves two sons and three daughters
to mourn her lost. Mr.. Nat Wilson
remodeled his home with a new
room. Mrs. Annie Fuller, 250S Bry-
ant street, Dallas, sends $500 to
Allen Chapel, a donation on paint
ing her old former home. The con-
cert given by the Senior A. M. e.
choir was success considering the
opposition. Always save five cents
for the Express, the Priscilla Art
club met with Mrs. Rosetta Mckee
A dainty menu was served. You can
always find the Express at q. G
Franks barbershop.
Rusk, Nov. 17.-Sunday School
was well attended Sunday. Rev. G
H. Carter was at his post Sunday
and everybody enjoyed a spiritual
feast. At night, Rev. Smalls preached
a splendid sermon. Friday, Nov
IL, was a high day in Rusk. The
citizens of Rusk, headed by the
Chamber of Commerce, took thu
bride off Armistice, Nov. IL ant
made it a real day of enjoymen
for the citizens of Cherokee coun
ty. For the first time, Rusk look
ed like real city. The crowd wa!
estimated at 1000 to feed thu
crowd AZ heard of cattle were used
ADJUSTMENTS, speaking, horse riding
foot ball at $3.50 p. m. an air plane
sailed over the city, making man!
wonderful displays. Rev. G. T
Brown is better, his hand has i'm
proved very much in two weeks
Mrs. Maggie Moore of Dallas, is a
the bedside of her sick mother
Mrs. Mary Young, Mrs. Young Il
one of Rusk's oldest citizens ant
well thought of by white and Color
ed people. The whole town wishes
her recovery. Mr.. John Cook ant
wife, returned from Dallas through
the country in their Hudson, the!
are the guests of Mr.. P. Egbert ant
family.
Gilmer, Nov. 1.-THE Loya
friends of America are getting bus!
in fact all the fraternal order arr
coming to themselves. Sicklisted al
follows: Bro. Ike King and Sister
]. Hale, fishing seem to be thu
order of the day. Rev. S. H. Howard
filled his regular appointment as us
ual. He seemed to be at himself
striving to impress his congregation
both day and night. Collection SIS
Prof, Hawkins has moved his famil!
here. Thanksgiving services to b.
observed al all the churches anC
public schools. One Mr.. Grady Pow,
ell Colored killed a white man neal
here Sunday. The store of A. In
gram was broken into Saturday
night.
Ranger, Nov. 17.-Sunday Schoo
at Smith Chapel A. NJ. E. church wal
largely attended. Sunday School wai
taught by our pastor. At IL o'clocl
Rev. Clarke preached a sermon, en-.
ioyed by all. At o'clock our kline
and humble president opened thu
( A. K. c. league, a beautiful topic
Bro. Turban led prayer meeting. A
good old fashioned prayer meeting
At 8 o'clock our pastor again preach
ed an excellent sermon to crowd
ed house, every one who heard hin
went off rejoicing. We are so proud
of our good pastor. Collections
$20.50, He will lecture Monday
night, subject THE Six Senses" we
hope to have a crowded house since
the Reverend is able to deliver the
good. The Eastern Stars gave an
entertainment at the home of Mrs
.fa1 time an fnuod nv