The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-06-11

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Central Texas Conference: Waco
District-Rev. Il. j. Howard, p. T.,
$7O1.31; Austin Disuict-Rey. w. 5.
Johnson, p. f., $4,000; Temple Dit
trict-Rev. j. V. b. Coins, P. T.,
100000; Cameron District-Rev F.
w. Warren, p. T., S450.OO FL Paso
District-Rev. T. II. Smith, p. T.,
$4,000; San Saba D.striCt-Rey. X
y. Hardeman, P. f., $1,000.
Southwest Texas Conference: San
Antonio District-Rey. d. ;. Motcn
p. h., $4,000; Weimer District
Rev NJ L. Pendergraft, P. L. $4,000;
Yoakum District-Rey W. +. McGrew,
p. T., 100000
North Texas Conference: Dallas
District-Rev. r. 5. jenkins, P. l.,
81, 10000; WaXahache Distr.ct-Rey
C. L. Morgan, P. T., $7l50O; Fort
Worth Dstrict-Rev. j. 4. Jones,
p. f., $4,000; Montague District
Rev. J. S. Powe, p. f., $500; Quanah
District-No report, Rev. R, Wells,
p. L.
Personal Donations.
Bishop w. d. Johnson, 10000;
A. S. Jackson, 10000; S. j. John
son, $4,000; J. w. Rankin, $4,000;
w. D. Miller, $4,000; p L. Hunt,
$4,000; W. S. Johnson, $1,000; d. S.
Moten, $4,000; j. w. McDade $1,000;
j. V. b. Coins, $500; l. NJ. Sanders,
$4,000; B. T. Reese, $500; c. h..
Morgan, $500; f. d. Holloway, $1.O0;
Robert Kelly, $1.0O; X. L. Hutch1ns,
500; w. II. burden, $10O; j. r. NJ.
Lee, $500; A. Deayer, $500; c. c..
Cotton, $500; j. d. Heron, $500;
DR.. w. X. Roberts, $4,000; 5. G. H.
Qlasgcwe, $1O0; r 5. Slaughter
$3.50; T. r. Clemens, $500; G. r.
Pearson. $1,000; c. II. Pugh. $500;
H. P. Evans, $500; l. NJ. Burgan,
$500; w. B. Baker, $1,000; r. c..
Walker, $1,000; w. b. Kirkpatrick,
$1.OO; j. H. Hughes, $1,000; W. b.
Barnes, $500; G. w. Anderson, $15.-
90; w. NJ. Burleson $1.OO; Mrs.
Eliza Kelly, $100; w. X. Carson,
$1OO; Mrs NJ. X. Thomas, $1.OO;
Mrs. H. f. Allen, $1OO; Mrs. NJ. B.
Robinson, $1.00; Mrs. S. f. Robinson,
$1.O0; Mrs. w. +. McGrew, $100;
j. A. Jones, $500; K, S. jenkins,
$500; A. w. Williams, $1,000; H.
D. VIM, $500; j. A. Kirk, $4,000;
J. f. Williams, $1,000; A. W. Jack
son, $1,000; Smiths Printing Co.,
$500; Farmers Improvement Bank,
$500; r. l.. Smith, $500. Total for
Districts, $12,696.SS: Truetees annual
dues, $227.50; Personal donations,
$l,24S.50. Grand total raised S14.-
1SO.SS. Ten per cent of this amount
was sent to Prof. j. r. Hawkins,
Financial Secretary, to be credited to
Texas quota on the S5,OO0.OOO drive.
Commencement Day.
June End, Listen to the
Lamb" by the Chorus Club of the
college; Prayer by DR.. c. w. Ahing-
ton; Solo-"Honor and Arms" Han
del, by Mr.. G. W.. Mosley; Introduce
ton by DR.. A. L. Gaines of Balti
more Md, who delivered the Ad-
dress to the graduating class, Sub
iect: 1.-The Standard of Greatness"
From complimentary angles, the ad-
dress was a masterpiece in logic
delivery. giving new ideals for race
advancement. DR.. Gaines made a
wonderful impression upon the large
audience who heard him. with en-
raptured interest. Glass colors, pur-
pie, yellow and white
Graduates and candidates for di-
plomas and certificates as follows:
Degrees: Bachelor Of Arts-Wallace
Green; Bachelor of Science-Armond
Otto Rogers. Commercial Certificates:
Hertha Jones. John Elliott Williams.
Maggie Hooper, Samuel Williams,
Joanna Dickerson, Dock Bernard
Wade, Eloise Jones; Lula Lynn.
Special certificates: Mineola Lanier.
Pauline BrasmOn. Murriel Joyce Neal,
Domestic Art: Matte Williams, Es-
Their Mae Thomas.
Rev. II. A. Carr, d, D.. Rev. J. l."
Mosley, d D., Rev. H. +. Davis. D. n
of Marion Georgia, Rev. Francis NJ
Johnson, D. D.. of Dawson, Georgia.
and Rev. A. L. Gaines. Phi. D. Of
Baltimore. Md. Thus closed one Of
the best years work in the history
of the COLLEGE
Work will begin at once on the
new domitory for girls. Our next
great rally will he in the Sunday
Hchool Conventions. All to report at
the opening of the college.