The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1921-10-15
STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION WILL
BE WELL ATTENDED.

If advices coming from all over
Inc State are to be depended upon.
the attendance at the coming session
of the State Teachers Association
will be the largest ever recorded.
According tc the statement of Prof.
c. F. Carr of the Dallas High School,
The plans of entertainment are be-
ing made upon a basis Of 1000 Wis
itors
Prof Carr is being assisted in pre-
pairing for this gathering by the fol-
lowing committees:
Executive Committee-C. F. Carr,
Chairman; Mrs A. Il. Day, Vice
chairman; H. B. Pemberton, Secre-
tary; Mrs. A. b. Rutherford, Treas
urer; Mrs. B. F. White, Mrs. L. A
Mason, Miss Ellen NJ. Pryor, Miss
Willie Mae Stamps, Miss M. A.
Paterson, Mrs. Arcola V. Civils.
]. II. Waller.
Committee on Homes-N w. Harl-
lee, Chairman Mrs. A. v. West,
Mrs. A. b. Day, Mrs. NJ. j. Island.
Mrs. Johnnie Penn, Miss r. c. Hart
ley, Miss Tina Boswell, Miss G. A.
Hicks, Miss Sammie Jones, M. Neal,
/ w. Asberry Miss Clara Mitchell,
Mrs L. B. Williams.
Mrs. L. B. Williams, Miss Mamie G.
Jones, Mrs. E. o. Lindley, Mrs. S.
( L. Lewis, Miss Edna Ezelle, Mrs.
Alice Blackburn j. w. Towns, w.
M. Jackson.
Finance Committee-Mrs. P. A.
Rochon. Chairman, Mrs. F. B. Harris,
Mrs NJ L. Groves, Miss Lillian M.
Tucker, Miss Marie Patterson. Miss
Sevalya Walker, T. w. Pratt, T. H.
Britain, j. p. Starks.
Music Committee-Mrs. l.. G. Nor
gan, Chairman; Miss P. l.. Tyler,
Mrs. Fannie Gibson, Mrs. Sina C..
White, j. w, Wilson, X. B. Polk,
Miss Pearl v Reed.
Committee on Place of Meeting
]. p Starks, Chairman; 7. d. Mar
shall H. S Thompson. ~ w. Harllee,
H. B. Pemberton, Jr., c. f. Carr
Committee on Entertainme nt-Mrs.
J. c. Frazier, Chairman; Miss Be-
atrice Burson, Mrs. Minnie Mae
Thomas, Mrs. W. V. Manack, Mrs.
Lucille WILLIAMSBURG; Mrs. Rezolia
Thrash, Miss Lola Vim; Miss Birdie
Jordan; MISS Virginia Stuart; Miss
Kate Neal, Mrs. c. B. Hendricks,
Miss d. NJ Boswell. Mrs. J. NJ. DON
aldson, Mrs r. Il. Harris, Miss lola
VIM, j. B. Richie, Chas. Jones, j.
T. Fox, Miss Thelmaa Mccall, ]. 2.
Starks, Mrs. E. " Brunette. T. H
BRITAIN, j. W. Rice, Miss Alvernon
King, Miss Kate White, Miss Beulah
Easter, F. NJ. Robinette. Miss d. l..
Best, Miss Sarah Jackson.
President L. B. Kinchion has an
nounced those in charge of the va
rious departments of the Association
as follows:
Primary Department-Mrs. L. B.
Kerr, Bastrop: intermediate Depart
ment-H T. Davis, Galveston; High
School Department, ]. W. Sanford,
Hillsboro; College Department ].
H. Reynolds, Prairie View; Musical
Department, Miss Doris Reita Novel,
Paul Quinn College; Extension De-
lpartment--R. NJ. Catchings, Houston
View; Athletic Departmental. X.
Williams, Paul Quinn; Industrial Dc,
partment-R.M. Catchings, Houston,
Interscholastic Departmental. A.
Banks, Temple; Rural School De-
partment-T. 3. Mitchell. KIndleton;
Vocational Agriculture Department
g. F. Bullock, Prairie View; Prin-
cipals Departmental, F. Carr Dali
las; Jeans Department-Mrs. l..
NJ. Hail. Austin; InterRacial De-
part-Wm. Anderson, Smithville;
Registration Department T, j..
Charlton, Beaumont.
The Association will convene
Thursday, November 25. continuing
Until Saturday morning.
The work Of the Association will
be outlined in the program, which
is to be made public at an early
date.
Dallas Citizens are eagerly re-
spending to the call of the local ex-
ecutive committee and it is expected
that all visitors during that time
will he entertained as Dallas alone
can.