The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-03-05
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NOTES OF THE MOORE HIGH
school,, AND IITEltARY So
CJETY.

NOTES OF THE MOORE NIGH
school, AND yITERARY so
CIETY. v
Waco, Te2a,s, March 3.--The pupils
of Moore Hisl School have completed
their lnid-ts rtn examination and work
is tioN in ,jrogress on the lext half
Of the 81 hoo Term. The first mid
term graduating class in the history
OF the school held its graduating eX-
ercises, Feb. l8. On account Of the
tpclement weatl el the attendance was
somewhat Smaller than IL would
have oeen otherwise tuL the pro-
gram was very nicely rendered.
Mss LtW Bereal and Nhis Roy Car
tcl' were the honor students. Music
for the occasion was furnished by
the high school orchestra.
II Seniors annual banquet was
given at the home OF Miss Amelia
Oscar on Feb. 16. The evening was
pleasai tly spent Mrs. Iucile Randle
gave We Seniors an enjoyable re-
ception d ner home III South Waco.
The Sophomore "A" class Will give q
party 1T the home Of Miss Maggie
Bonner in the near tulure.
The BOYS Basket Rail, team took
a trip TO Austin and played the An
derson High School and Tillotson
College teams there. Although they
lost 10th games they are still en-
thus, N the high school spirit and
are hoping to win the game from the
Grusbeck High School basket bali
team when it visits this city neXi
Frliay, the 4th of March The girls
basket ball team is being re-organ-
lied under the direction Of Miss
King and they are expecting to in
flict defeats 1pon' the teams that op-
pose them.
Toe Literary Society OF the school
had It's election Of officers for the
next half school term on the Twenty
seventh of February MIR. l., NJ.
Hutchinson was elected president; Miss
A. J Maxwell, vice-president; Miss
!. II. Anderson, secretary, and Mss
( Marjorie Gayner, treasurer Besides
these officers d full staff of officers
was named and all committees ap-
pohted
A fire bell has been installed and q
series of fre-drills are being prac-
tiCed
GUADALUPE, COLLEGE NOTES.
5eguin, Texas, March 3.-Presidept
Washington and Mrs. Aiken accom-
panied the college quartette to the
South Texas Teachers Associations
at Eagle Lake They visited Hous-
ton also, and On Sunday carried the
Gospel in song to five of the lead'nf
churches. They report n glorious
time, The members of the quartette
are: Misses Emma X Hill, Birdie
Traywicb, Essie Valvert and Fl II
Solomon Mr. Wilburn Moore was
called home by the death of Il rel
alive Miss c. l. Moss spent the
week end in AUSTIN. Miss j. V. Ford
is in San Antonio for few days
M A. Mccarthy has returned from
a visit to his parents Mr.. Dudley
N'irnbish is overhauling the Oakland
in San Antonio. Miss II. Z. Solomon
returned from Austin, where she was
called by the illness Of her mother
The campaign forces are quite
active. Some of our friends are re
spending literally. Checks have been
received in varying amounts from one
to fifty dollars We earnestly ask
the friends and patrons who have
not helped us to do so today. The
good you would do, do it now for pro-
crastiuation is not only a thief OF
time but rObber Of good deeds.
Temple, March 3--Miss Augusta
Byrd, student of Paul Quinn Col
lege, who has been called home to
the bedside of her mother, Mrs.
Francis Byrd of So. nth Street, who
while preparing to scrub room last
Friday had the misfortune of get
ting small quantity of lye into her
eye A doctors examination of the
eye showed that the ball had been
dangerously burned; however Mrs.
Byrd is still able to see out Of the
eye, and hope of recovery IS eX-
pected Mrs. Pauline Grays who has
been very III the past week is much
improved, Miss Gladys Bennett is
improving from wound inflicted as
a result Of stepping on nail.
Messrs w. r. Toliver and C. B.
Corsey opened up last Saturday what
will be known as the wall Street
CLEANING and Pressing Parlor.' Both
young men are experienced In that
line of work, and ask that part of
your trade, IL not all of it be turned
in that direction ]. ]. Dawson, who
has been In Oklahoma City for some
time looking after his business there
returned home last week and spent
a few days. Henry Gates while pre-
parin to attend church last Sunday
lnoraing fell dead at his home. Bis
remains were prepared for burial by
]. '. lawson Undertaking Company
Mr. Cares vGs member Of Waymar
Chanel H. ME-. Church and is sur.
vived by wife and several children
The Piggy Wiggly Grocery store on
So. 1st ST ret was, in need of a pCrtc!
one day last week, so Albert Sarop-
son, 4 young man, of our group APP
piled Tor u job, md was hired with
a promise vi $3.50 per week, After
the trade was n, de with Sampson,
a white man appStred on the scene,
and made jome Inquiries about The
joh aftei being told that they had
JUS. hired q Colo, ed man for $1,000
per week. lie SAID that ne would
take the .o';' for $1,000 per week.
,'amt son wan then informed that
t,ey would use the white man as he
" )uld work for $1,000, and that was
m, ney 81 Il cir oocFet, so the white
IA q the job. THIS goes to show
lis how tight timd4 are getting in
an ren parts o. the country.
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