The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-26

ing of the $500 rally. Mr.. Mitchell
Rucker and Mrs. Earle johnson
worked hard the past month trying
to raise the church claims. Mr..
Charlie King and Fate Foster went
to Mohair, Texas, to look over the
oil fields and was we'll pleased
and will go back soon to look after
their business. Rev. G. H. Harllee
will leave Tuesday for Conference
and will carry round report Tor
Prince Memorial G. M. E. Church.
Rusk, Nov. 24.-Sunday School
was well attended at all churches
Sunday Rev. G. H. Carter was at
his post day and night. Rev. Car
ter preached a strong sermon Sun
day night to a large congregation
He told them some great things
along the Christian life, text Jen.
80, Believe in Prayer" Collection
$20.64. Rev. Carter is great man
and a excellent preacher he has
lived the life he preached and made
many warm friends in Rusk, among
the Christians and sinners. We all
Join in one accord, asking for his
return. We trust when his appoint
ments is read out in Waco, Dec.
4, 1921, it will be Rusk Station.
Rev. Dews of West Union Baptist
church, and Rev. Sam Love and
Barnes of New Mt Ollie Baptist
church were with Rev. Carter, Sun
day. Mrs. Mary Young Is still on the
sick list. On the 18th of November
born unto Rev. G.. T. Brown and
wife a ten pound girl, her name is
Edner Mary Ann Brown, she is the
9Th child of the family and the
only girl, mother and baby are do
ing fine. A fine girl was horned
to Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Foman on the
18th. Mr.. Ollie Foman has moved
from Dickinson's Addition on Hen
derson street. Mr.. r. l.. Kennedy
and family will take charge of his
home. Mrs. Maggie Simon left Thurs
day for Muskogee, Okla, after four
months stay with friends and rela-
tives. Mrs. Bertha Campbell OF Pales7
tine Is visiting in Rusk. Rev Prof.
A. L. Franklin left Saturday for his
appointment at Palestine. The Greary
boys have returned home from
Greenville. The Sisters of the H.
NJ, are planning for a sack party
Wednesday night. And the City
School to pull off a concert Fri
day night under the supervision of
Mrs. l.. M. Carrel All given to
raise claims for C. NJ. E. church.
Mineral Wells, Nov. 24.-One inch
of rain fell here last Thursday,
breaking a drouth of approximately
seven months and relieving the city
of a threatened water shortage
which was becoming critical due to
diminishing supply in the city res
voirs several feet of water was in
the new municap lake the first
since it has been constructed. Sunday
school was not largely attended,
owing to inclement weather. Rev.
w. T. Tally, P. c., of First Bap-
fist church is out off the city for
several days. Rev. Allen, P. c., of
the C. M. E. church and Mrs. Mol
lie Howasd left Monday for the an
nual conference which convenes in
the city of Mckinney, Wednesday
morning, Nov. 23rd. Success to Rev.
Allen. r. A. Johnson, P. G. of the
A. M. E. church preached for his
people all day Sunday. Rev. Shep-
pard filled the pulpit at Bethel,
which was declared vacant several
weeks ago by Rev. ]. S. Sutton.
Mrs. Ada Harvey at this writing is
very sick at her home on west 8th
street. Mrs. Hattie Bond Of Weather.
ford, made a flying trip to the wells
visiting her brother, Mr.. Henry FOL
licoffe. A first class doctor want
ed in Mineral Wells for information
address the Rucker Bros. Drug Co.,
Mineral Wells.
Italy, Nov. 24.-Rev. P. A. Prince
and members of the Union Baptist
church worshipped with Rev. Brown
at the A. M. E. church. Rev. Mathis
of Waco, was the guest of Rev.
Prince, Saturday. Rev. Burton OF
Waco, delivered a powerful sermon
Sunday night at the Union Baptist
church. Miss Zelmo Lee Adams has
been elected as the third teacher
and began work last Monday. The
Colored high school department will
render good program at the school
building Thursday, Nov. Gath. Mr..
r. G. Williams, Mr.. John Williams
Mr.. Fred Robertson, Mr.. James
King were in Dallas on business
last week. Rev. Brown left Monday
to attend the conference at Bonham.
JacksbOro, Nov. 2i.-Rev. H.
Brown of Mineral Wells, was at his
post Sunday. Messrs. Claude and
Eddie Shelton and Aubrey Brum-
ley, Misses LYNNE and Clara Mos
ley and Locke Lewis motored to
Henrietta Sunday. Helen Philips re-
turn from Prairie View. Sick listed:
Geo. Brumley, Helen Philips and
Harve Johnson. Please have your
money ready for the reporter.
Iago, Nov. 24.-The Grand Jury
and District Court is in session at
the county seat and is proving very
annoying to the moonshine and
white mule dispensers, some of
whom has taken to the tall tim
bers. Mr.. Thomas Brent has moved
to his home place and Mr.. Young
Battese has moved into the house
vacated by Mr.. Brent Mr.. Jessie
Gill and family has moved to Burr,
Texas. Mr.. Hezekiah Davis has NOV
ed to the o Quinn addition. Miss
Matte Goodlow who has been So
journing in Southwest Texas, for
several months returned home this
week.. Little Miss Lucille Foster
has been carrying her arm In
sling this week due to the bite of
a very poisonous insect. Mrs. l.. B.
Jones, who has been at the bedside
of her sick father in Pledger, Texas
since the 9th Of Oct, spent few
hours at home Friday, returning to
Pledger, Friday evening. She re-
ports the condition of her father as
being very serious. Mr.. Jack Holm
es and Miss Bertha Clemens is on
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