The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-15

Cameron, Oct 13-After being greet
ed with a little blizzard Saturday, all
felt fresh for services Sunday Sun
day evening at $50, Rev. Humber
delivered noble sermon at Lights
Chapel to n crowded house. He
preached three sermons and each
was momentous within itself. Rev.
Hughes delivered two able discourses
Sunday. He has pitched a big rally
contest between the ladies and men
Over 500 was raised Sunday Plans
are to remodel the church. Jaycel
Chapel NJ. Il Church members are
planning to erect their edifce within
short Rally on last Sunday was
quite a success. Mr.. w. NJ Pendle-
ton motored to Bryan Sunday, car
rying Mr.. Jess Thompson to play
for Rev Keelings anniversary. Prof
| Bartlett made flying trip to Austin
Friday and returned Sunday evening.
Mrs r. f. Hall returned Sunday
bringing her father with her, Miss
Halle Guy spent Friday in the city
| last week, guest of Misses Mont
gomery, Fonntaipe, and others. Mrs
(Dr) Young IS confined TO bed with
la grippe. Mr.. l.. NJ. Hughes LIFT
Sunday to take up her school work
Mrs. B. T.. Robinson spent Sunday
with home folks. Mrs. Stringfellow s
niece and nephews left for ST. Johns
Institute Saturday night to resume
their work. Mr.. jim Smith is recup
Grating. Mrs. j. A. Harden and Little
Rosa Lee Bennett has returned after
pleasant stay with friends and
relatives at ACquilla, Texas. We are
glad to have Mrs. Emma Cotton in
cur routine again. New readers
Miss Mayo, Mr.. Bill Anderson and
Mrs. Dosha Smith.
RuSk, Oct 13.-Rev. Carter was al
lis post Sunday and delivered an
excellent sermon day and night
Church goers filled Mt. Pleasant C.
NJ. e. church to a crowded house
Collection $2779. S. S. at Mt. Pleas
ant Sunday was good. Rusk has put
new life in her S. S. collection, $500
/ Rev. Dews has built new church
in Rusk this year on the west side
of town known as West Union Bap-
! list church, at a cost of $950.00
Rusk had her first frost on the 9TH
and 8th. Quite a cool spell struck
here, and found the farm .ers through
gathering the shortest crops this
year in the vicinity of Rusk in q
years. Mr.. Isreal Kennedy is i'm.
proving. We are glad to see Bro
A. Harris on the streets again after
months of illness. Mrs. Rubie
Parks left for Dallas Tuesday. Mr.
Author Weems and wife are here as
guest of his mother, Mrs. Hannah
Weems. Prof. W. H. S. and Miss
l. NJ. Seals are in Los Angeles, Calf
Joe Hicks is in Tyler under the
treatment of Dr. Pope. Mrs. Ton
Egbert and Miss NJ. Robertson have
returned from Tyler, where her little
daughter, Deola had an operation per-
formed. She is doing nicely. Mr.
John Narsee of Beaumont is at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Conley
Mr.. Narsee's wife is in the East
Texss Hospital, North Rusk. She is
J improving Mrs. Be- tie Alexander
made trip to Jacksonville. Mr.. r
G Ruffins of Lake Charles, La, is
visiting in Rusk. Mrs. P. Hooper
left Sunday for her school ut Lin
wood Mrs. Carrel arrived from Mac
ogdoches Sunday. Please save 81
every Saturday and get the Express
at Pinkston's Barber Shop
Denton, Oct. 13.--Services were
good 1T First Baptist church. Rev
McCiung, pastor First Baptist
church (white) preached soul stir
ring sermon. Every one declared 4
MASTERPIECE. He was accompanied
by his board of deacons which cor
sisi ed of Is men. This being educa
tioaal day for the ~ 7. Seminary
located at this city, sum of 5000
was raised for this purpose. SILL
was the collection for the day. Rev
Swanson left on the 9:15 train Sun