The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-16

homes. Sick: Mrs. Rosa Brown, jan
ME Jackson, Mrs. Rena Hood. Those
who have signed for phones are
Captain Nicely, Mrs. G. B. Henry,
Mr.. J. M. Swanson, Miss e. S. Pat
ton. We are always glad when
the Captain is in town because he
tries to make things better for us.
Miss Nancy Freeman of Jackson
vile is here visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Laura Taylor. Rev. ]. B. Atkins
and Miss Matte Campbell returned
from st. Louis, this morning, 18th
inst. Mr.. A. L. Lane of Jacksonville
is in town writing insurance, he
is located in the office with Mr.. G..
Howard.
Services at Mt. Vernon were ex-
cellent We are in great revival.
Rev. ]. B. Butter of Austin is con-
Quoting the meeting. The spirit ran
high all day Sunday. We were made
to say as the deciples said of old.
did not our hearts burn while he
talked with us by the way"
Antioch Baptist church services
were good all day, Rev. ]. B. At
kins was at the National Baptist
convention at st. Louis. Rev. d. e.
Swanson filled the pulpit at IL
o'clock and gave us a burning mes
sage. At night Rev. ]. d. Shaw
came with another burning mes
sage. The five chissels that God
used to make us fit subjects for
his kingdom. Namely: faith, hope
tribulation, love, patience.
Rusk-Sunday was characterized
by many paramount features. The
Sunday school attendance was beyond
normal. A IL O'Clock Rev, John Small
preached great sermon at New
Mount Olive Baptist church. No prea-
ching services were had at the West
Union Baptist church Sunday morn
ing. At $3.50 the Quarterly Conference
train of the Jacksonville District
C. NJ. f. church arrived at Rusk
with Rev. A. II. Daniels, presiding
Elder. A 1880 he preached from
Isaiah 1878. At 1880 pm. the renoun
pulpiteer again brought a burning
message to the hearts of his entire
congregation Text Matthew 1921.
On Friday night proceeding the
Quarterly Conference love feast
was had at the C. NJ E. church There
the Christians endeavored to explain
Christianity as it existed within them.
l.. T. Bogus preached his first SER
mon to a large congregation on the
night of Dec Sth text Rev. 21:1.
The Cooperative SUGGESTIONS OF
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Baptist church was success Satnr-
day evening the baltimore Family
entertained Revs. A. H. Daniels and
S. H. Bradley with delicious table
of fine vegetables, meats of various
classes, fruits and CONTEMPORARIES
Mr.. Earle Wallace and wife are visi-
ting the formers sister. Mrs. Armor
| Wallace. They are from Ponta, Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wagner of Palestine
were visitors of Mrs. S. Henderson
last week; they left for their home
Sunday evening. Master George Smith
of Mineola. Texas is now visiting his
mother and relatives in the city. Mrs
A. D. Session left the city few
days ago enroute to Detroit, Mich.
where she will make her future home
Mr.. j. NJ. Pinkston and family shook
hands with all their friends a few
days ago; they have left for the
purpose of making their future home
in Los Angeles, California. Mr. Pink
ston was formerly reporter for the
Express in the city. His friends wish
for him the best that providence
has in store for the traveller. The
graduating class Of the Rusk High
school is now making extensive prep
arations to meet its graduating day
in June 1923. Mr.. Jerry Boone ant
Mr.. Jacob Cook were slightly injuret
: when their car wrecked on the nigh
of Dec. 10th. Mrs. Lizzie Bradley il
reporter among the number of Den
que victims. Miss Annabelle Smith
is now suffering from degeneration
of the appendix. Mrs. Dilcy. Boone
and Mrs. Azilee Snow are now III
and able to expedite their household
cares. The Stevens family have re
covered of their long illness. TIL,
colored enterprises of the city ar,
improving. The Express for the frs
time in six weeks was in the city
: last Saturday. Its friends were GLAD
to receive it.