The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-23
TEXAS
TOWNS

sermons from 1900 o'clock to 1890
Sunday and then took their own col
lectiens. Rev, ]. Henderson text
Matt 1855, collection 1891; Rev.
Russell Foman, text Acts ga; col
lection 1851; Rev. p. R. Taylor,
text / Kings 5:4, collection 1906;
Rev. l.. T. Bogus, text Cor. 12:-
81, collection $500, total amount
raised $16.48. Rev. L. 7. Bogus
won the shirt which was given to
the preacher whose assistants raised
the the highest amount above $500
This time Rev. Bradley was formally
a member of the Texas Conference.
The tea party at Miss L. M. Lat
timore's on the night of Dec. IA,
was a grand success. The enter
tainment at West Union Baptist
church was decently and orderly
carried out. Bro. E. d. Campbell and
wife of Nacogdoches were in the
city the latter part of the week,
visiting the latter's mother and
other relatives. Mr.. Leonard Ken
nedy, who is a pupil in the Nacog-
doches high school was in the city
this week visiting his father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ken
teacher of Cherokee county, reports
that the Colored schools throughout
the country are meeting their re-
quirements. Mrs. A. Snow, Mary
Snow and Miss Ruth White, assist
ed by Mr.. T. B. Robinson made a
flying trip to Tyler, last Wednesday.
Bro. w. B. baltimore was in the
city, visiting his mother last week.
Mr.. Earl Pye of Palestine, Texas,
was in the city last week, visiting
his mother, Mrs. Finnie Smith. Rev.
j. A. Smith, the city a few days ago
en- route to his churches on Kerens
Circuit. Bro. ]. Bradford the County
demonstration agent of Cherokee
County, made lecture at Rusk
high school on Dec. Is. Rev. j.
H. Polk, also, made a splendid ad-
dress to the school. Mrs. Hattie
Stevens. Rev. L. t. Bogus and
Miss Elenor Stevens were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Pye. last
Sunday evening. Mrs. Hannah Frank
lin wps the guost of Mrs. NJ. e.
Bogus last SUNDAY. Mr.. Isniah PEN
son and Mr.. Tom Banks, two pro-
.ressive farmers, were in the city
on business, last Saturday. Bro. Geo.
Bradford was In the city on BUSH
ness the IL, he bought copy of
the Express. The District Court is
now. in session at Rusk. Many
hearts were saddenel when they
learned that the above court had
placed a two-year sentence upon
Mr.. Major Smith is one of the Oldest
citizens in the vicinity of Rusk.
Mrs. Lucy baltimore Is now suffer-
ing an attack of rheumatism. She
Is gradually improving. Mrs. Lizzie
Bradley and Mrs. Susan Hall are
reported improving. Mrs. Leola
Chandler and Mrs. Annie Alexander
are on the sick list Miss Annie
Bell Smith is rapidly improving. Lit
tie Floy Bogus, who received a Sc
we're sprain in his left arm is slow.
ly improving. Master Samuel Rob-
inson is numbered among the sick.
Mr.. Oscar Thompson is, now re-
modelling his house.
See L. T. Bogus at Browns
barbershop for your copy of the Ex-
press.
East Mexia.--Mrs. Dennis Ran
is the happy possessor of 1923
model Ford. May she spend many
happy hours with her friend ga
lore.
All ha. again cupid is on the war
path. He shoots fatal arrow! He
ravishes the hearts of men and
sends that flinty point dipped in the
poisonous venom Of love direct to
maidenly affections. Mr.. G. G., San
ders and Miss Selma Ransom are
the victims Of Sir cupid's wiles