The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-12-16
TEXAS TOWNS.


Of business the meeting was tafned
over 10 MADAME 81 NJ. Garter Of
Chicago. III hladamels address was
fun and Inspiring one. She indeed
hits as she climbs. After partaking
Of delicious repaat, the club adj
jonrned The Ladies Progressive Club
met at the residence Of MRS. king on
Wednesday. Dec 9Th with Mrs. Nell
son as hostess. The club is to give
q club dinner on Wednesday Dec Is.
at the residence Of Mrs. L, 1rimble
The club IS perfecting plans for a
very busy year The Parent Teachers
Club Will meet at the building Fri
day, Dec. 18TH All are invited. Prof
Holland extends cordial invitation
20 all parent friends and others to
visit the school. Madame Ezella Mat
his Carter Of Chicago, Ill, THE noted
club organizer and hair cultufist will
deliver lecture at Titus Chapel c..
"A +. church Tuesday Dec. 18th, at
1880 pm. Wichita Falls simply open
cd its docie TO her during her stay
here. On ffsday she was the guest
OF the Social Civic Club. On Monday
morning she visited our school and
gave our boys and girls most in
spring talk. Her theme was Walk
Ing Sitting and Standing. Her parting
thought was Have some fixed pur-
pose in view and work to that end.
Monday afternoon shewas the guest
Of the Business League Wednesday
she is to be the guest Of the Ladies
Progressive Club. We are indebted
ITO Mrs. J. Bell for the privilege OF
having in our midst this grand
woman. The Business League met on
MoEeay afternoon with the president
Mr.. Howard Dyer IN the chair This
organization deserves the support
OF all business men and women
The League is planning great things
for its trip to San Antonio in July.
Among the visitors were Madame e.
NJ. Carter Of Chicago, H., and Mrs.
J, Bell. A committee from the
Womcn's Federated Missionary Soci-
ETY., namely Mrs, E. Dnckenfield Mrs.
s. Craft MS e. T. WEIGH and Mr..
Carr Madame Carter gave many
helpful suggestions to the men and
women in business. She spoke Of
the necessity Of supporting all bus
mess enterprises. She alo urged the
men to support the women In their
endeavor to carry on Child Welfare
work. Mrs. Duckenfield very impress
siyeIy discussed the need for some
place TO care for the children and
to care for the sick and aeed. And
then she did not tell all. The Society
has other plans which they hope to
put before the public later The other
ladies spoke along the same line sim
ply emphasizing what had been said
We would like to say that the
business League not only talks Co
operation but really and truly puts
ii in practice The Women want to
publicly thank the League for its
financial and moral support given
In its work for the school play
ground. The Club meets every Mon
day afternoon.
High SchO0I Notes.
Education week was observed at
Washington High school with appro-
plate exercises each day Monday for
the week, PRINCIPAL Holland talked
from time to time by patriotic hymns
Basis Of American Citizenship"
Tuesday. Flag Day. Mrs Macon in
structed the children on, The Making
Of Duty to the Flag: Wednesday
Prof. Lee talked on THE Ten Comm
andments; Thursday. Miss Smith
spoke on The Educational Progress
Of he Race" Friday, Hrs. G. G. Welch,
Presiden OF he Parent Teacher-Assoc-
iation. closed the chapel talks with
an interesting and instructive address
on How To Play"
The programs were enlivened
from ime to time by patriotic hymns
and Negro Spirituals. The week clos
ed Saturday with a hard fought bas
ket ball game between the seniors
ana the freshmen. the seniors vim
ing by score Of 10 to 5. Both SIS
are short Of accuracy Of goal throw
ing and team work; however. with
consistent coaching and loyal sup
port Of the fans. the team will be
prepared to meet all comers.
wichita Falls was made glad to
know that efforts were being put
forth to establish Hospital among
our people; never was a more need
ed institution nor better line to
perfect the plans than now. When
we gaze upon an incident Of recent
happening, in the case OF Mrs. Ida
TAYLOR, a woman OF God. she has
proven by her works in this city
One who sacrificed fos the poor,
the orphans and for every church
III their financial efforts Of our race
and then be unfortunate to be found
in such a helpless state Of healh In
a grave condition without any doubt
and because of this and lack Of
financial must she be sent 70 the
Poor Farm? MOI Mo- But when this
dear woman was found in her home
alone as she lived, jus such great
women as Sister Gertrude Norwood.
sister e. u. Tremblo and Sister J.
Pointer who left their homes went
out faced the Supt, head nurse and
the Doctors (whlte) at the City Hos
pital and made WY for this poor
little soul. She could only remain
there tor few days as the Doctor
IN che he cloimed her case Palegra.
and shs fnhst 80 to the County Farm
AGAIN ese dutiful above named Sic
te-s cfaeg she cant 20 there, Lei us
snave her ind we colpred people Of
wichita efil see TO her until the end
comes. So they contended for the
case and Mrs. Taylor is eomfortabi7
em6ng her friends awaiting her final
CHAIR 80 much cannot be aaid
~ heae and other such noble women
oil our town God Bless YOU all.