The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-14

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ParIs.--Gibbons High School Notes
The annual opening Of schools indi-
cate remarkable improvement and in
terest over that Of any previous year
of the present principal administra-
ton covering period Of twenty
two years. The program arranged for
the opening consisted Of musical num-
beers and addresses delivered by prom
inent men of religious and educa-
tional bent and tact. The opening re-
marks were made by Principal e. w.
Bailey; well known throughout the
Southwest as one OF the live wires
in high school work. Prominent among
the speakers of the day were Dr. G.
N Hampton, state superintendent OF
Missions of the Baptist denomina-
tion; Rev. Freeman Parker OF the
Methodist Episcopal church: Rev. J
Carr. pastor Of Johnson Chapel. C. M.
Of st. Paul Baptist church; Rev. A. s.
Brackeen, pastor Of Olive Branch
Baptist church, and Rev w. II. High
tower, pastor OF Mount Zion NJ ".
church. The brief addresses OF all
were. impressive and were appreciated
by the student body, The enrolment
was tn largest in the history Of the
school for the time of the year. The
enrolment is more than four hundred
and VIII soon reach the five hundred
mark
New Teachers.
| The school this year has two new
teachers to take the places of the
three teachers who rsigned. Miss
Gladys ". Hurdle of Timpson, teach
err of wide experience takes charge
Of the Juniors; Prof. q, g. Sampson
Of Temple, Texas ~. VIII teach o,t tn.
OF Nacogdoches. teaches and supervisei
the seventh grade With the great anc
indispensable help which the old line
Of the faculty will give. everything
about the school looks promising fol-
very successful school year ming
led with many features of both liter
/ airy and musical interest
The foot ball team will play Clarks
Vile. Dallas, FIT Worth, GreenvilIe ant
probably HlllHborough this season.
ST. Paul Baptist church has place.
the fine windows in place and tn
church going people of that particu
lar church are now taking on new If
under the present pastorate The mas
meeting of last Sunday evening par
ticipated in by all OF the churche
of the city practically was one of in
terest and goodly sum OF none.
WT Rev J. q. Williams. District supt
Of the Paris District Of the Methods
has been on the sick list for som
time, but Is improving gradually an
II Is hoped that he will soon be agii
In the field performing the arduou
tasks.
CIeburne. There were 500 peopl
present at the marriage Of Miss viii
lie Atkins and Mr.. Robert safnso
Sunday night at the Pentecosts
church, Rev. Fl. Williams otficlats'
Wedding march was played by Mis
Otheiin Marguerett ',arnitiJn are con
fined to their room. Mr.. John Thorn
as and his daughters are improvin
thier home. Mrs. Lewis Williams VIII
have been very Ill is able t. be VI
; Mr.. owen tel has returned froi
! Cameron, Texas. NJ D. H. Davis q
! returned 10 Needles, call Mrs. HO1ti
: Neal and little Joe Nsal are on III
sick list also Mrs Anthem Thoma
Mrs Bernice HicSmaa. who has bee
!. very in Is able to be up. Mr.. Ciaud
. Kelly and sisters went to SmithviH
: on business last week. Mrs. lella he
1 ems Is visiting In Kansas .ity. Re'
:. II. Wright closed his meeting wit
much Joy The anniversary OF ldr v
M. Thomas was much enjoyed. sun
day school opened at usual hour Wit
: Supt M. j.. Stoke In care or chol
: Pastor DR.. O. w. Burton came fort
with a burning message az usua
At 3 p. m. DIR. Kellar and congrogatio
8 were with us, Shiloh Is coming I
: the front with this great leader. vis
itors are always welcome to worshi
: with us. The men of Shiloh are g
. ing to pull off big rally ON I'll
I fourth Sunday. our many friends a.
cordially invited to be present, M
and Mrs. Cooper have moved
0 Broolsviile, OKLA Mrs. Bessie Kade
who has been very III Is able to b
Z up also. Mrs. Mucuins and daughte
E is on the sick list.