The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-09-24

Institute held very successful SEES
sion at the Fred Douglas Higl
School, beginning December 5th anC
the following persons were elected
to office for the ensuing year: Prof
session at the Fred Douglass High
the following persons were elected
to office for the ensuing year: Pro
F. D. Moore, president; Mss Beau.
lab Taylor, Vice-president Miss
Melvie Williams, Ponder, Texas,
Secretary; Miss zelma Taylor, Den
ton, Treasurer; Miss Jennie Nichol-
son, MISUNDERSTANDING Miss C. e
Craft, Reporter. There were sever
al addresses delivered during the
Institute, some Of the speakers were
Prof Doggett, Supt., of City Schools
and other white teachers from the
State Institution here. DR.. James R
Starks, Rev. A. G. Scott, pastor, A
NJ e. church and Rev S. NJ Walk.
er, After rendering an excellent pro.
gram at the G. NJ. e. church at night
the Institute with the following nam
ed officers for the County Meet: f
D. Moore, Director General; Miss
Melvan Williams, Director DICTATOR
Miss Zelma Taylor, Director Spell
ing; Essay Writing, Miss Ruth Will
liams, Athletic; Prof. S. A. D. Nc
Clelland. Denton is coming together
as never before. The back to Afri-
ca has aroused them. They have or
ganiZed a club, known as the Liber-
ian Club and are putting forth every
known effort to get the money to-
gether. The young men of this To-
cality seem to be very interested
Mr.. Clarence has qualified as a
Notary Public. See him for acknowl-
edgements and affidavits. This is the
best way to build your own race.
Stepenhenville, Sept. 22.-Services
were well attended at both churches
Sunday. Mr.. Frank Lucas, Mr.. Wig
gins, Sonnie Mulberry and Archie
Clark left for Rotan to pick cotton
Saturday night Mr.. Fred Phillips
and Mr.. Ernest Phillips left for
Gatesville to work in the oil mill.
Mrs. Earline Robertson went to TT.
WI vi lubI OdluludJ W llltCl HtI SlS-
ter-in-law and little daughter, Mrs.
Mary Gathers returned home from
Gatesville, where she has been visit
ing her mother. Mr.. Eldridge Cband-
Ter is also visiting. The dinner given
by the Baptist sisters was a success
Mrs Mary c. Johnson is still smiles
over the letter that missed her P.
o. Box. Mr.. Addie McBerry had
an accident, ran into a tree with his
car and broke the wind shield
See little Carl Phillips. for the E.
press only cent per copy. Get the
habit Of reading your paper
JacksbOrO, Sept 22.-Services were
good at both churches Sunday. B. Y
p. u, at p. m. Miss Helen Philips
left Saturday for Prairie View,
where she will spend the next term
of school. We wish this young lady
success. Mr.. Bish Lewis was over
from Henrietta. Public school open
ed with Miss Bonnie Mosley, teacher
All parents should see to it that their
children are in school that they may
get the earlyy training necessary to
develope them to what you desire
them to be in the future. Miss Lora
Barnes of this city has opened her
school at Albany, Texas. She write
she has large number of children
Mrs. Willie Green surpris-
ed her husband with birthday party
night. The same caused
some pleasant excitement. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marley Pickard have returned
from Cleburne, Texas. Please have
your nickle ready for the Express.
G.. w. Means, Reporter.
Center, Sept. 22.-Rev. and Mrs.
James Brown who represented the
Linkites and Circlites at the G. c.
o. w. Session at Dallas last week
are back and bringing tiattering re-
ports. Mr.. G. w. Mccain and Miss
Francis King were quietly married
night. Rev. 7. A. Amos,
Rev. C. A. Mobiles and Miss Eva
Cook, who represented Center Sta
ton at the Sunday School Conven-
ton and Epworth League Convention
last week at Woods returned Sunday
evening with good reports. A great
crowd was present at the opening
of the Colored Public Schools Mon
day morning. Some interesting re-
marks were made by Rev. Amos and
others. All spoke in interest of
better school and larger attendance
The aim of the Faculty is "To Go
Over The Top" therefore we pledge
them our hearty support and CO.
peration. Buy the Express-read il
regular. Add it to your regular read
ing matter. You will find it at
Hicks storex-5 cents per copy.