The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-02-11


The Grand Total - - $399550
This does not include many other garden
vegetables, peanuts, hay for the horses also
10000 pounds of black-eyed peas that is all
being consumed by the institution $500
pounds of pork that will help US greatly on
our maintenance. We are not yet prepared
as we should and ought to be to raise the
things that we need.
We are putting out this year twenty
acres in blackberries that will greatly assist
us in our maintenance We are also putting
out one hundred acres in a pecan orchard
known as the P. P. Langford pecan orchard
on the j. l. Staley farm of the Orphanage.
Mr.. P. P. Langford of Wichita Falls gave
two thousand pecan trees and we named the
orchard and pecans after him. eve are still
pleading for the things that the Orphanage
needs and cannot be satisfied until we can
get them.)
First-A sweet potato curing plant with
a capacity for ten thousand bushels of sweet
potatoes. 1t will cost five thousand dollars.
Second-Hospital and Sanitarium on the
campus, it will cost seven thousand dollars
A boys dormitory that will cost twenty
thousand dollars, manual training tools to
work with will cost one thousand five hun
dred dollars. A Steam Laundry that will
almost maintain the institution taking in the
work from the city, doing the work with our
own help, it will cost five thousand dollars.
Black Smith Tools-A complete set in
the shop they will cost fifteen hundred dol
lars.
We need for maintenance from the pub
lic twenty-five thousand dollars. To repay
borrowed money and interest to the bank
eight thousand, six hundred forty dollars.
To pay off land notes twenty one thous-
and dollars. Interest on land notes one
civ hup airr oil
Grand total we need for 1922 $9632O.
If the board with its influence will pay
off the land notes and the interest can do
everything that we have asked you for in
this report.
trust that you will keep in mind that
our enrolment averages from one hundred
forty-five to a hundred ninety-eight and
there is not an idle moment on the entire
campus unless it is the time allotted to play
for the children. 1t will take to maintain
this institution annually at the present at
least thirty two thousand dollars.
List of teachers and their salaries:
Geo. Lynch, Farm Mgr, per year $4,000
L. A. Chadwick, Asst. Mgr. -- $4,000
Miss Jural Parkinson, Principal, per
year IZO.OO
Miss Annie Williams, Domestic
Science teacher per year - 10000
Miss P. M. Elliott, Girls Matron
per year $4,000
Miss Irene Choice. teacher of the
First four grades, per year .---- 10000
Miss Jewel Hamilton, intermediate
teacher, per year ....-.---..-.-.---.---~ 420.OO
Miss Catherine Swanson,
Boys Matron, per year - 10000
Miss Rosie Morland, Stewardess of
Dining Hall, per year --.---- 10000
Mrs. Arcrola Gladly, Matron of Baby
Cottage and Nursery, per year 10000
Miss Goldie Malone, Asst in
Domestic Science and Primary
Grades, per year -.--..--.-...------- 10000
Mrs. S. B. Davis, Girls
Preceptress, per year ---.---- 10000
Mr.. p E. Washington, Truck
Grades, per year ---.---------------- 10000
Mrs. G. M. Simmons, Bookkeeper,
and Stenographel, per year --- 10000
Mr.. w. E. Carter, local Supt. and
Office Director, per year - 10000
Wilburd Calwell, Farm hand
per year ---------.-..----.--.- 10000
Andrew Dickson, Farm hand