The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-22

day school promptly at $3.50 a. m.
At IL a. m. the pastor DR.. w. A.
Thomas assembled the rostrum with
a burning message. His subject was
Love" The delegates have return
ed from the executive board meeting
at Wichita Falls, and report a
splendid session. DR.. w. A. Thomas
left Monday morning for Denson to
attend the State Convention. Also
Mrs NJ. T.. Goodrum, Rev. T. NJ.
Clemens was at his post at the First
Baptist church. A splendid service
was reported. The father of Mr..
Dwitt is indisposed. Mrs. NJ Phil
lips returned home from Fort Worth,
after few days visit. When you
are hungry in Vernon eat at Hunt
and Waters.
Stephenville,. Oct 20.-Services
were we'll attended at both churches
Sunday. Mrs. Louisa Hightower of
Taylor is in the city on business.
Mr.. Joe Clark, formerly of Stephen
vile now OF Brady, Texas, is in the
city Those who attended the Bap-
fist Convention in Fort Worth arc
Rev. Walkers wife, Mrs. Mary G.
Johnson, Mr.. John Graves and Be-
atrice Moore Mrs. Mage Bennett left
for Coleman, Texas on business.
irene Phillips and Mrs. Eliza Ken
ady are on the sick list. There was
about $25 raised in envelopes and
$50 raised in public collection in the
revival lust closed There were four
additions to the church. There VIII
be a chicken supper at the Mason's
Hall Saturday night. Don't fail to
be there. Take the Express and read
what our people are doing and stop
saving the Negro don't amount to
ANYTHING. You don't know what is
going on among your race activities.
You buy the other papers why not
buy your own? Look for the Elk
press 1t will be here and if you uon't
get it it is no fault of mine. Carl
Phillips, Reporter
JacksbOrO, Oct, 2O.-sunday School
was on time Sunday. B. Y. p. U.
at the usual hour. Mesdames Ike
Barnes and George Mosely gave a
turkey dinner Sunday. Mr. Ike
Barnes, Claud and Eddie Shelton
made a flying trip to Dallas The c.
NJ. f. people gave a supper Satur-
day night. a neat little sum was
realized. Geo. Means. Reporter.
Rusk, Oct. 2O.-Services were welt
attended at the C. NJ. Z. church Sun
day. The C. NJ e. Church being the
only church in town having service
on the Third Sunday. New Mt
Olive and West Union Baptists gave
us a crowded house Sunday night.
The spirit dwelled with us all while |
Rev. Carter broke the bread of life |
Collection $14.79. Quite number OF |
Rusk people went to Woodville Sun |
day to attend the funeral of Rev.
John King, who departed this lie |
Saturday at 8 o'clock, Oct 18th. Rev.
King was well known in Rusk and
quite a sad feeling fell over town
when we learned of his death.
Linwood is the first school district
in Cherokee county to have Rosen-
valid school. Nine others to be com
pleted by Jan LIST under the super
vision of Miss Beatrice Beauchamp
Rusk has a free night school now
for adults. Compulsory law for lsusk
city school began Oct 17-send your
children. Miss B. NJ Beauchamp,
with a number of friends motOred
to Tyler Saturday. Prof w. II. S.
and Miss L. NJ Seals have returned
from California and other western
states. They report pleasant stay
while in the Golden West Mr.. Geo.
Chandler, Agnes Cook, A. NJ. Jones,
Amanda Thompson, Little Julia
Thompson made business trip to
Lone Star Friday. Mrs. Kate Sump-
ter spent the week in Jacksonville
Miss Norah Thomas is visiting Mrs.
Agnes Cook Prof. Hamilton. ]. d.
Thompson of Lone Star, are in town
on business. Mr.. Joe Todd of Tyler
was at the home of Mrs, L. c. Ken
needy Sunday MIR. R. F. Weems and
family of Tyler, called on Prof. w.
H. H. Seals and family Sunday. Mr..
Price returned from Tyler Sunday,
The Dunn party given at Mr.. Jones
was a success. Mr.. Tom Hicks who
has been in Jacksonville for IL
months was down to see his mother.
Mrs. Jennie Hicks. Mr.. Lee Freeman
was called to Beaumont to see his
sick sister, Mrs. Mile Sartin. We
trust he will find her improving
The young people of Rusk are in
gagged every Sunday evening in the
juvenile Mr.. L. Bogus. president.
The president invites every young
person in town to meet him on Sun
Gay evening at 4 o'clock. Please see
Pinkston for the Express. Mrs.
Sarah Henderson is up again. Mr..
Edmon Mosley of Holly Springs, /.
Mr. and Mrs. Boone returned from
Lufkin, where her husband is in the
hospital for weeks; reports he is
improving. Mr.. H. Snow has re-
turned TO his work after 3 weeks
illness witt grarulated eyelids. When
you pass the barber shop door call
in and get the Express. i
Calvert. Oct. 20.-Mr U. S. Ham )
mond Charlie Farris, Tim Risby and :
Rev. NJ L. Covington made a flying !,
trip to Waco Monday. Miss Millie
A. Love of Hammond was in Calvert
last week the guest of her uncle, !
Mr. U. S. Hammond. Mr.. John Mel :
son of Galveston is in the city for |,
a few days-at the bedside of his :
sick sister, Mrs. Lula C. Hutcherson.
Mr.. Chas. Baker, an old Calvert BOY
(son of Martin Baker, arrived in !.
town Friday after an absence of two
years. He called to see his old i.
teacher, Prof A. H. Minis on his =
arrival. Mr.. p Curtis Is back home :
from Workman where she spent a
few weeks. He is here to look after =
some business. Mrs. Lena Sanders
of the Chapel Hill settlement was
in Friday to visit her daughter, Miss S
Dovie Sanders. Rev. o. L. Jordan {
left for Bryan where he delivered a {
soul stirring sermon. Mrs Made S
B. Terrell of St. Paul Community I
snont Sunday in the CITY the guest [