The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-11-05

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Ruslt, Nov. Sunday was quar-
terly conference day at Rusk. The
fourth and last quarter, Rusk gave
Elder Young crowded house. AT
ter an interesting Sunday School,
song was led by Rev. p P. Taylor
Prayer by Rev. Rainy of Tyler. Ell
der Young was at his best and
broke the bread of life to nice
audience. The choir sang many nice
songs under auspices of Miss L. NJ
Seals. Collection $21.80. At night
the church goers filled Mt. Pleasant
C. NJ. z. church. Elder Young de-
livered an, excellent sermon. Sunday
at 4 p. M, quite a number of old
people met the Young Peoples Ju-
venile with Mr. l.. Bogus, president,
they were very amused over the
life of Joseph" Mr.. John Cook
and wife are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Egbert. Mr.. Cook left Rusk,
ten years ago and lives in st. Joseph,
Mo. Mr.. Cook and wife motored
through the country from st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, to Rusk; in Hudson
Six They report nice time on their
ten day tour The Mum party given
at Mr.. Horace Snow was a success.
The basket supper given at the G.
M. e. Church was great assistance
in helping to raise claims for the
quarterly conference. Rev. sam Love
reports that he can see some better
after two month treatment in the
East Texas hospital. Mrs. Mary
Young is very i'll at this writing.
We are glad to see Mr.. A. Harris
on the streets, after five months ILL
ness. Rev. G. T. Rown has been ill.
He thanks his many friends for
their assistance and kindness. Rev.
Carter was at his post Sunday and
night. The able pastor gave to his
congregations interesting and whole
some sermons. During the past week
various pastors have visited the G.
NJ. E. church of which Rev. L. V.
Bolton is pastor of the First Bap-
fist Church at Nacogdoches, deliv-
cred great sermon Wednesday
night. Rusk public school has
three teachers. Mr.. A. T. Franklin
has been added the staff. Mrs. Ber-
ter Alexander spent a few days in
Jacksonville. Mrs. Conley spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Elm Grove.
Mrs. Dr.. Sims, Mr. Jones, Miss Ma
bel Sanders, Mr.. Lee Ragsdale and
Prof. Waller spent the day with
Mrs. Conley. They motored to Ken
nedy's mountain. Mrs. Kate Sump-
ter and Amanda Thompson made a
business trip to Palestine. DR.. Nell
son of Waxahachie. was the guest of
Mrs. Amanda Jones and Amanda
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson
Mrs. Maggie Simmons. Mr.. James
Dickinson spent the day with Mrs.
Mary Sun. Mrs. Jennie Hicks, Mrs.
e. Realms, Mr.. and Mrs. U. Hicks,
Mrs. L. B. Smith called on Mrs.
Mary Young Sur Sister Hicks has
been in i'll health for some time.
She attended church Sunday and re-
ports much improved Mrs. L. Dick
enson, Mr. Turner Robertson and
Miss Olliemay Miller were in Jack
sonville, Monday. Mrs. Ollie May
Ivy left Sunday for McGregor, Texas,
to visit her people. Mrs. Mary Snow
is grateful to be up again, after
weeks illness. See ]. NJ. Pink
ston for the Express.
Calvert. Nov. 3.-Mrs. ]. A. Mar
tin is confined to her bed. Mrs. Liz
zie B. Woodley and Mrs. Lue Dean
with Rev. S. N. Harvey came in from
Annual Conference at Dallas last
week. Madame c. ]. Raynor left
Friday for Chicago, to spend few
days with her relatives. Mrs. s. A..
Taylor lett for Thornton, where she
will open school Monday. Mr.. Frank
Williams of Sweetwater and his wife
wife are in the city, visiting parents.
Mr.. Chas. Terrell is vising home
folk Sunday. He is building nice
home in Waco. Mrs. Mollie Thomas
is reported on the sick list and
Mrs, Eliza Ford, her daughter spent
several nights with her. She is i'm
proved. Mrs, Henry Anderson, head
of the w. w. w. is quite sick at his
home. Sick listed: Dock Reese. Geo.
w. Mead. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Henry
and Mrs. Virginia Wilder. Mrs. Elec-
ira Ayers is asking the citizens to
meet at her residence on Monday
night. Nov. 9Th and give to Mr..
Meads pound party. And on the
following nights of the week to ar
range to give similar parties to the
other sick citizens. Remember you
to may get sick. Remember the free
membership drive for the Odd Fell
lows. You only pay Grand Lodge
dues and examination fee. Mrs. Lucy
e. Hutcherson is able to be up again
to the delight of her friends Rev.
Geo. L. Litman is putting in his
winter wood. He believed the minis
ter should do more than exhort to
the people on sunday. Mr.. Jno.
A. Brown was selling beef in the