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As a productive citizen of the United States of American did you do your part to elect the best person for the job to lead us in a racial divided country, we do have major problems and some of us still can not see that we are not working

together, and a few have no intention to do what the law say.After years of hard work to make the playing field level,there are some of us who think like they have forgotten that is the year 2012 and you have that right and it is your duty to go and vote.Did you try to encourage at least one person to be a blessing and help get one voter to the polls, each one vote count.A lot of work was put forth just to have this day called history making, record number of voters going to cast his or her precious vote when it count the most.

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FORWARD!Congratulations to everyone

who was victorious in the General Election and also to

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By Geraldine Davidson-

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Are your ready for love and an everlasting relationship? Before you dive headfirst into shallow water and break your neck, test yourself first to see if you’re REALLY prepared. Satan steals love more than any other one thing, so be sure your relationship is secured in God’s love before a commitment is made. It is humanly impossible to fall in love! We fall in love with the eruption of our emotions, but not with the other person, which is not the true essence of love. Falling for this mockery takes us on a roller coaster ride that has an abrupt and painful ending, which is a very foolish undertaking. When we are delivered into the hands of emotional

discord, love is removed in exchange for fear, distrust, unfaithfulness

and regret; and we are left to dwell in the earthshaking tempest of our deluge. Infatuation is indeed and electrifying feeling, but it cannot endure the pressures of the world for any length of time. For it’s merely an emotion and emotions are not reality, because they quickly change. Impetuously, they take us to the highs of exhilaration, then drop us to the lowest of lows of depression. This emotional, inflaming state of infatuation will change from excitement, hope, happiness and perceived love, to fear, anger and grief. It will leave you confused, bitter and defeated. Love is not an emotion, it’s a commitment! If you are determined to make a lifelong commitment and cast down everything that interferes, then perhaps you are ready to walk through the doors of love. Until then,

save yourself the agony of defeat. Taking responsibility for the course of action that love demands of us, only then is love able to grow. And the longer a commitment is preserved, the stronger and more enduring the bond becomes. Commitment locks and secures our relationships together, so love cannot fail or resist. It locks out everything that would prevent love from rooting and growing, which provides security, trust and loving affection. If you’re not absolutely sure, stand still! Don’t jump into anything suddenly or rashly. Move slowly, at a gradual pace, or you may find yourself buried in a lifetime of agony and defeat. Therefore I urge you to walk slowly in your search for love and let God walk beside you. For He said, “I (the Lord) will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go: I will counsel you with My eyes upon you.” (Psalm 32:8)

For nearly four years I have been praying for the re-election of President Barack Obama.

He has been a good president. He has tried his best and he has done a good job for our nation.

When he was elected to the office of the presidency we were near an economic collapse.

President Obama’s polices brought us back from the verge of an economic collapse.

He decided to save the automobile industry and ensured that thousands of

men and women kept their jobs.

It should be remembered that the president’s opponent in the election, Mitt Romney, wanted to push the automobile industry off the edge of the earth. He suggested that the industry be placed into bankruptcy. Did he have any idea just how many people would be put out of work?

Of course he did. The problem is that he did not have any respect for people unlike himself who had tax havens around the world. He thought and still thinks that only people of wealth and privilege have the sense to run the world.

Perhaps this election has taught Mr. Romney a lesson. Perhaps he has learned that

money is not the ruler of all things. Perhaps he has learned that there are people in this country who do respect dignity more than they respect greed.

The voters of this country, men, women, children, black, white, brown and red re-elected President Obama. No group of people did it by themselves.

Now, we must all work together and bring about a climate of fairness and justice where everyone has a chance and everyone is treated with dignity.

President Obama is the person who can lead us down this path. President Obama has been a blessing for this nation. Now, this nation can be a true blessing for the world.

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The people have spoken and our President Barack Obama has been returned to the White House.

And I want to thank each of you who voted for our beloved national leader.

Mr. Obama has been an exemplary President during the past four years and deserved the support of people of goodwill and decency.

Decent Americans came together during the election and voted against big money and big thieves.

Now the president has the opportunity to appoint two and perhaps three justices to the United States Supreme Court.

He will appoint jurists on the federal levels and will impact the history of the United States for the next five decades.

Mr. Obama, without compromise, took his case to the people of the United States. He said that those who earned more should pay a greater share of their income towards the national budget and he said that women should receive salaries equal to those received by men in their places of work.

Once again the world has watched as America elected a minority president. It says something to people around the world who are looking at this country as a beacon of light.

This country has moved forward again and there is nothing that the Karl Roves in life can do about it.

To his credit, George Bush has not been an Obama hater.

He remained silent during this election and refused to participate in the race baiting and verbal violence that has controlled the mouths of so many of the Republican politicians.

Now that Mr. Obama has been re-elected perhaps some of those who oppose Mr. Obama will place the political bickering aside and get about the business of governing.

The President has proven that he is not a petty man.

He has proven that he is tough and that he is ready for a dog fight if necessary.

All of us who supported him need to be proud of what we accomplished. Now we must work to support our President and his agenda.

Thank you America

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C.M. DeCuir Bon Air Baptist Church

Dear Dr. Hollie:I am a 29-year-old woman. I have never been married and I have no kids. I’ve dated a lot of guys, but none that even came close to love and marriage. So, I may be too old to have these new feelings and asking what I am about to ask you, but I have to try. There is this minister at my church that I have a major crush on. He is 33. He, too, has never been married and has no kids. Of course, all the single women are constantly throwing themselves at him. He has not gone out with anyone from the church that I know of. When I asked about him, I was told he is focused on his ministry right now that is why he is not dating. I admire that also. My question is how do I get him to know that I am interested in him without coming

off desperate like I’ve seen some women do? I want him to know that I am willing to wait until he is ready, but just keep me in mind when he is ready. I would like to relay this full message to him without using any of those words. Do you have any advice for me?

I Could Be Mrs. Right

Dear Mrs. Right.I believe you are already doing the right thing to get yourself noticed, and that is not throwing yourself on or at him. Afford him the opportunity to do just what he says he needs to do; and I advise you to do the same. Keep your mind focused on your ministry. I would assume that you all are meeting in ministerial classes at your church, so that gives him the opportunity to see and know who you are. If you truly are Mrs. Right, he will find you. “Whosoever finds a wife finds a good thing, and obtains favor of the LORD” (Proverbs 18:22).Dr. Hollie is a Pastor and practicing psychotherapist in the city. For questions and comments, please write to [email protected].

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Jesus taught his followers to pray. This model prayer is recorded in the 6th chapter of Matthew. Ultimately all believers have become students of this school of prayer. However, no one can, in this life, pass beyond the Kindergarten class of prayer. There are no Bachelors, Masters nor Doctors degree of prayer. We will forever have a lot to learn about prayer. “Maybe people believe in the power of prayer, but few pray.” Sidlow Baxter said “Men may spurn our appeals, reject our message, oppose our arguments, despise our persons, but they are helpless against our prayers.” Remember this “ A day without prayer is a day with blessings, and a life without prayer is a life without power.”

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The deadline date for submitting nominations for the 2013 Hall of Fame is November 30, 2012. You may assist by submitting one or more individuals who have earned the right to be publicly recognized and honored for worthy contributions to education in Dallas County.. You may obtain nomination forms at the African American Museum; 3536 Grand Avenue; Dallas, Texas 75215 and the Post Tribune; 2726 South Beckley Avenue; Dallas, Texas 75224. You may also go to www.aaeahp.org to download the application form or you may submit the nomination form electronically. The downloaded completed application form should be mailed to P.O. Box

411091, Dallas, Texas 75241 and postmarked on or before the deadline date of November 30, 2012. An induction ceremony will be conducted to honor educators and others who have made significant contributions to the African American Education experience in Dallas County on April 13, 2012 at Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship Church Education Center, 1821 W. Camp Wisdom Rd., Dallas, Texas 75232. Tickets are $50 each The Archives and History Program was initiated in 2002 to create a repository of artifacts, documents and visual images to chronicle the education of African Americans in Dallas County. Working with the African American Museum, considerable

progress has been made in receiving items for the archives. This includes: collecting documents/other memorabilia, engaging in research, conducting oral history interviews and presenting nine Hall of Fame Programs. Dr. Alfred Roberts, President of the Archives and History Program states, “This group continues to work to ensure that this annual Education Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony sets a standard of excellence to be maintained in years to come.” For more information about this event, and how you may support and attend the 2013 Hall of Fame Program, please call Mr. Robert Price at 214-376-486, Ms. Gwen Brantley at 972-298-6980 or Dr. Roscoe C. Smith at 972-741-8213

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He Can Turn Your Dead End Into A Finish Line

By Henry Nelson

1 Corinthians 9:24-27”Do you not know that in a race all

the runners run, but only one gets the prize? Run in such a way as to get the prize.

Everyone who competes in the games goes into strict training. They do it to get a crown that will not last; but we do it to get a crown that will last forever.

Therefore I do not run like a man running aimlessly; I do not fight like a man beating the air.

No, I beat my body and make it my slave so that after I have preached to others, I myself will not be disqualified for the prize.”

I do not know if you have ever been depressed. Situations all around you just seem to wrong.

When it seems as though everything and everybody has turned their back on you. You got a past due notice on every bill.

You have to through your bills and the air and whichever lands face up is the one getting paid. You pray before you go to the ATM machine that it does not snatch up your card and

shred it to pieces. You try to use your credit card but

the clerk tells you that she has got to confiscate it.

Have you ever put seventy five dollars in the bank just so you could have nothing?

Your bank account was so negative that you put just enough money to bring your account to a zero balance. Your children got kicked out of school or locked up.

You have been out looking for a job for months and it seems like when you walk up they take down the now hiring sign. It seems as though you just cannot get a break.

It seems as though you have come to the end of your rope and run into a brick wall. I have been depressed to the point where I thought that I would take my own life.

I could have been dead and gone, but do you know you cannot check out of here until you fulfill the master’s plan. I am here to tell you today that GOD is able to turn your dead end into a finish line. Amen!

There is a pre-requisite. The bible

tells us that if my people which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray and seek my face and turn from there wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven.

Over in Ezekiel 33rd chapter the bible gives us warning and promises. The warning is thou warn the wicked of his way to turn from it, if he does not turn from it, if he does not turn from his way, he shall die in his iniquity; but thou have delivered thy soul. Amen!

The promise Ezekiel gives us the promise that if the wicked restore the pledge to God walk in the statues of life without committing iniquity he shall surely live.

1st Corinthians was written by Paul to the Church in Corinth and Christians everywhere. It was written sometime about 55 A.D. during his three year visit to Ephesus Corinth and Ephesus faced each other across the Aegean Sea.

The Church as Corinth was going through the same

struggles that the Church and our government are going through today.

They were struggling with their social environment. Sin and corruption on every hand and they felt the pressures to adapt.

Churches today are feeling the pressure to adapts to the world, but the bible says be not conformed to this world, but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind. Amen!

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By Joseph Green-Bishop

One of the nation’s leading artistic theater directors, experienced in Hollywood and in New York drama productions, is now leading the with training in Hollywood and on the New York state is now the Jubilee Theatre in Ft. Worth.Tre Garrett, who came from Los

Angles to Ft. Worth two years ago guide the theater that was started thirty-two years ago by Rudy Eastman, a former teacher, with a passion for the arts, described the Jubilee Theatre as a “cultural Icon” in north Texas.“If people want to expose their

families to the arts or get involved in acting classes our theatre is where they need to be,” said Garrett, a former director for Walt Disney Entertainment

in Florida, who also produced thirteen indent short films.“We are going

n a t i o n a l l y recognized quality theater that is produced for a culturally diverse audience,” Garrett said. “One of our original missions was to promote u n d e r s t a n d i n g between different types of people and we are meeting that objective,” said Garrett who notes that the audiences that attend the theater’s productions include people of nearly every racial group.

Called the “jewel of the city” by civic leaders and elected officials in Ft. Worth, Garrett, a Houston native, said that the theater, located on Main Street in downtown Ft. Worth, attracts nearly a quarter of its audiences form Dallas. “We are a regional theater

and we are very proud of that.”On November 24th, Garrett said,

Jubilee will premiere a work entitled Black Spurs, a family musical about

the colorful and diverse history that shaped the Wild West. The production is being funded with a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. The production was written by Celeste Bedford and scored by Ron Hasley. Included among the cast is veteran actor Robert Rouse, Garrett said.“Tickets for the production range

from $12.00 to $25.00,” Garrett said. “They can be purchased online at jubileetheatre.org or at the box office. In addition to producing shows and

conducting acting classes, Garrett has created productions that have been performed in Ft. Worth area schools. “We have taken the productions into the schools at no charge. We are a part of this community and we believe in giving back to it with our skills and our talents.”

Theater at its best

The artistic director of Jubilee Theatre, Tre Garrett, is one if the finest stage directors and film makers in the country.


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Irving, Texas. October 19, 2012 – Crockett Middle School Principal Raymond Edwards was honored by the NAACP as the 2012 Educator of the Year recipient for the Irving-Carrollton-Farmers Branch Chapter. Edwards was awarded for inspiring students,

improving student performance, closing achievement gaps between student populations and promoting excellence in education. This marks Edwards third year with the district and ninth year as an administrator

Elite News East TX Report - Sports Sulphur Sprigs, Texas High School Widcats Class 4A Division II Football: 2014 athlete Willie Ivery a stout 5-9, 175 pounds and has shown the athleticism to play a

number of positions on the field. He is the kind of prospect that brings out some heavy hitters. It is still early in

the process but two Big 12 schools have been able to make a big impression already. Stats: Receiving Year 2011 No 47 Yds 917 TD 13 Ht:5’9” Wt:175 lbs 40:4.6 secs Bench Max:225 Squat Max:330 Class:2014 (High School) Upcoming Game Friday, November 02, 2012Wildcat Varsity Football vs Pine Tree - Home - Senior Night Start Time: 7:30pmDistrict Game played at Gerald Prim Stadium in Sulphur Springs

Community Calendar: November 9: Happy 48th Anniversary Pastor Rev. George Wynn and Wife and Mrs. Alma Jewel Pryor 444 W. Ledbetter Drive Dallas, Texas New Birth Baptist Church, Cebrates the 48th Pastor’s and Wife’s Appreciation. Beginning November 4, 5:00 P. M. is the Pre Anniversary Concert and

November 7:00 P. M. same location they will be host to and to help them celebrate will be Arlington Park First Baptist Rev. David Jones,The Berea Baptist Church Pastor British Tharpe, Eastgate Baptist Church Rev. Homer Reagan, Third Avenue Baptist Church Rev. Michael Pryor, and Greater True Light Baptist Church Rev. Larry O. Johnson.Continuing November 9, 7:00 P. M. visiting Hopewell Baptist Church Rev. Michael Hubbard, Marsalis Avenue Baptist Church, Rev. Terry WhiteNovember 11, 3:00 P. M. New Birth Baptist Church will culimate the 48th Anniversary Pastor and Wife Rev. George Wynn Pryor and the beautiful Mrs. Alma Jewel Pryor November 12:On Monday November 12 Golden Corral will be providing a free meal to all persons that have served in the US Military (retired, active, National Guard and Reserve) It’s their way of giving back.

Obituary: Condolences to The Family in the loss of their love one Ms. Ervie Mae Johnson, from Mt. Pleasant, Tx. passed Saturday, November 3 Services TBA.

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By Gloria Reed AustinCo-Founder & Executive DirectorNational Multicultural Western Heritage Museum [email protected]

On Saturday, July 28, 2012, the National Multicultural Western Heritage Museum (NMWHM) hosted a Free Family Fun Day in tribute to the National Day of the American Cowboy from 12PM-4PM that featured a Buffalo Soldier camp complete with a teepee, children’s game area, petting zoo, bounce house, and vendors on the grounds of the museum’s community garden. City Council Member Frank Moss (District 5) spoke words of encouragement and appreciation to the museum supporters and the community participants and volunteers for providing positive activities and offering family-friendly educational opportunities that enrich and provide for a quality living environment and encourage economic development. Veteran actor and museum ambassador Pam Grier was present and greeted guest by graciously taking photos and signing autographs. Ms. Grier spoke of the film that is being developed about her life as a follow up to her biography “Foxy: My Life In Three Acts.” The celebration also included a Zydeco Music Festival featuring Leon Chavis & the Zydeco Flames, Dog Hill Stompers, Step Rideau & the Zydeco Outlaws and Curley Taylor & Zydeco Trouble. The NMWHM Hall of Fame Rodeo was the closing event for the museum’s National Day of the American Cowboy Celebration. The rodeo was attended by film and television stars Barry Corbin and Dean Smith. Also in attendance was World Champion Bull Rider Charles Sampson (who is also an NMWHM Hall of Fame Inductee) and fellow inductees Lee Reed, Harold Cash, and Freddie “Skeet” Gordon. The rodeo took place at Cowtown Coliseum in the Fort Worth Stockyards. The events were fundraisers for the museum’s Youth Education Programs and Pam Grier Community Garden. (www.cowboysofcolor.org; [email protected].).

You are invited to attend a “Back To School” event with author Stephanie Perry Moore, on Saturday, 8/4 from 2-4PM at The Dock Bookshop. Stephanie Perry Moore is the trailblazing author of the Payton Skky series, the first African-American Christian teen series. Her newest series is the adorable Morgan Love series and Alec London series. She is a motivational speaker and community activist. Mrs. Moore speaks with young people across the country, encouraging them to achieve every attainable dream. The Dock Bookshop is located at 6637 Meadowbrook Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76112. (817) 457-5700.

Until next time, this has been your Fort Worth Connection.

You can find out about these and other exciting events taking place in Fort Worth by visiting www.JimAustinOnline.com.

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Elite News & Dr. William Blairwill be hosting a birthday party for

John Beckwith, Jr.

Friday: November 9, 2012, 12-2p.m.at Luby’s Cafeteria Hwy. 67 @ Hampton

For Immediate ReleaseRed White & Blue Ribbon Cutting

Sunday, November 11, 2012 from 2-5pm, The Frontiers of Flight Museum, located at 6911 Lemmon Avenue, Dallas, Texas will unveil a greatly expanded exhibit surrounding the famed Tuskegee Airmen, the black Americans who achieved a “double victory” over fascism in Germany and racism at home. Housed in the World War II section, this long awaited exhibit will be “highlighted” with a reception honoring the wives of the Tuskegee Airmen. William “Bill” Blair, founder and publisher of the Elite News will be presenting the wives with the 2012 “Women of Excellence Award”.

For this inaugural event, “Celebrating the Legacy and the Ladies of the Legendary Tuskegee Airmen, to our 1st 50 contributors of $250.00, these sponsors will have their names permanently etched on a plaque commemorating their support.

This exquisite framed plaque, placed on an easel, will be prominently displayed next to the Tuskegee Airmen exhibit.Join us in ensuring that the Tuskegee Airmen exhibit continue to expand, enrich and enlighten museum visitors of their vital contributions to this Nation’s greatness.

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By Joseph Green-BishopIt is not quite 3 pm on November 6th in the central United States. The national polls, depending on where you live in the country, will not close for hours. Yet, I am making a bold prediction that President Barack Obama has won and those of us who worked for his re-election bid will be emboldened tonight knowing that an agenda that we believed in and supported will be pursued for another four years. Mr. Obama has been a wonderful President. He has served the nation without the presence of a personal or national scandal. His policies prevented the nation from falling into a second economic depression, his first piece of legislation guaranteed women equal pay for equal work, he appointed two women to the United States Supreme Court, he saved America’s automobile industry, he supervised the destruction of the madmen called Al Qaeda, he

eliminated the fear among some young men and women, of being swept from their beds at night and returned to countries that were foreign to them, he established an agency that protects consumers from voracious lenders and creditors, he gave hope to so many of us whose spirits had been dimmed and nearly darkened and he insisted that capital growth be fair and equitable.

There is much more that he did but so little space to write all of his accomplishments. Of course, his policies were not accepted by all. This is a Democracy and people have the right to oppose those with whom they disagree. Yet, some of those who are against our President oppose him not because of what he has promulgated, but simply because of who he is and what they think of his origins. For the past four years, I have watched them and pitied them. No matter what one thinks of Mr. Obama and no matter how they voted or will vote, one thing is for certain. America will never be the same again because President Barack Obama was, in fact, elected President of the United States. And today you have young boys and girls from all types of backgrounds who believe that they can accomplish what Mr. Obama accomplished and more.

“Forward” has become their call to battle and they will never be deterred. And unlike some of us who believed that we would never see a person with dark skin live in the White House as the President of the United States, they believe that an Hispanic will one day be President, an Asian will one day be president, a woman will one day be president, an agnostic will one day be president, a homosexual will one day be President and a homeless person will one day be President. This nation owes Barack Obama, Michelle and their children much more than a pension. It owes them a debt of gratitude for four splendid years of service. And hopefully, once all the ballots are counted, four more years.

*Trained as a lawyer, Joseph Green-Bishop is an author, writer and commentator. He can be reached at [email protected] or 214-886-3716.

We have won!


NFL Rookies

Man it seems like the young professional ball players are getting better with every draft class, Every year it seems as if some rookie steps onto the NFL scene and goes far beyond expectations.

This year the NFL has been treated to several outstanding performances by 3 players that I must tell you about.

Let’s look at what might be the top

3 performances of the season so far. Obviously, much has been made about the 5 rookie quarterbacks that started opening week- and for good reason. Some of these players made the cut and some of them didn’t.

Robert Griffin III and Andrew Luck are on the list, Luck is coming off a record-setting performance and Griffin exploded on the scene back in week 1. The last two weeks RGIII has looked more human as teams study was to stop him.

Tampa Bay running back Doug Martin, set a team record by becoming the first running back in team history to rush for 4 touchdowns in a single game,

Ryan Tannehill is showing people in the football world he can play. The lost to the Cardinals against the moment he arrived as a viable NFL quarterback. Yes he still has some growing to do, but passing for over 400 yards against an Arizona shut down Tom Brady and Michael Vick is really impressive.

The Rookies are surprising a few people but a couple of veterans are still doing it well! Matt Ryan and Payton Manning are looking like MVP candidates. There is little to no significant statistical separation between Manning or Ryan. They have both been lights out good. Ryan has posted a 103 quarterback rating

based upon his 68.9 completion percentage.Ryan has 2,360 yards, 17 touchdowns and only 7 turnovers. While those numbers are impressive, Manning is somewhat better than Ryan with a 69.5 completion percentage, 2404 yards, 20 touchdowns, and 7 turnovers for a quarterback rating of 106.9.

In order to determine a players value, you have to look at the players surrounding him. If a quarterback has a lot of playmakers then his value has to go down. It doesn’t mean the player isn’t great, it just means that not as much of him was needed and his presence was less valuable.

The Falcons have held opponents to 17.9 points per game,but they have one of the easiest schedules in the league. That stat shows that lack of competition has to be considered.

The Broncos defense has not been what you call “ lights out”. This defense is allowing 21.9 points per game. The Broncos are not for behind, but considering the more difficult competition the odds might just favor Manning.

May God Bless Us and Help Us Change the World!!!

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SPORTS WITH BILL BLAIR

Toliver’s Talents

By Mark A. Toliver IIElite News Staffwriter

4th Annual Toy Drive

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State Senator Royce West(District 23)

invites you and your neighbors to attend

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Darlene EwingCounty Chair, Dallas Democratic Party

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It’s that time of year again and the Holidays are upon us. We are asking for your support to make the difference in a child’s life by donating a gift to the 4th Annual Elite News Toy Drive. We are currently taking all toy donations for Boys and Girls between the ages of 5 – 15 (toys at $10.00 value or more).

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If you were president, what changes would you make?

Fairy Street Mama

Since this is an election year, I wanted to ask the question, “If you were president, what type of changes would you make? I found a young man that says he would make changes right away. “If I was president, I would make the world come together. I would have a law that schools would only have classes for six (6) hours a day too. I would like to see more jobs available especially for those that sleep on the streets. If I were president, I would like to see kids playing more educational games so they can learn more. I think President Obama is a good president but if I was president, I would make a lot of changes.” Anthony Jones, II 10 yrs old – 5th grade

Fairy: I hear you President Jones! Children don’t

realize yet what it takes to make laws and/or changes. You have to admit Anthony has some great ideas. I agree with the saying “Kids are our future.” We must support them and make sure that they make the right decisions. Don’t forget to vote for Anthony he becomes president!

Fairy Street Mama: “What Activity do you participate in and why?”

Parents & Grandparents (myself included) love to see our off-springs participate in the band, speech, judo, sports, praise dance, drill team, mime, tap, choir, debate, chess……..Whew! The list goes on and on! The point is…we love our kids and we want to make sure they grow up to be, well - educated adults. I spoke with a few kids in an effort to find out what makes them remain active and interested in their particular activity? I

got some good answers and this young man stood out! ”I play football! Participating in sports affects my life because I know that one day football will change my life! Maybe I’ll even get a chance to go to the NFL! I would want to help my family if I go to the pro’s. Playing football really does motivate me! Playing football also helps to keep me in shape physically. My parents will only let me play if I’m making good grades. I’m working hard to make sure that I continue making good grades and I don’t have discipline problems. I really thank my parents and grandparents for encouraging me to keep playing football and James Foster, IV supporting me when I have games! I love my family and I thank them for helping me to become 12 yrs old–6th grade the man that will make them proud.” Fairy: I’m sure your family is already proud of you James! Keep up the great work! I pray that all kids find a activity that you enjoy. Remember to play safe and play fair. Do your best in all that you do. The late Dr. Gordon told me to “Put God first in your life and you’ll always be a success!”

“Rapping with Fairy”

CONGRATULATIONS!Your VOTE made the

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By Lorie Blair It was a wonderful morning. The weather was exceptionally warm for the first Sunday in November. Wasn’t in a rush to get anywhere and I had wonderful company, my best friend. We

were just enjoying ourselves when we found ourselves at La Calle Doce in Oak Cliff, one of his favorite eating locations. La Calle Doce is translated to The Twelve Street in English. Cute, since it is on 12th Street. This restaurant is family owned and we were at the original location. This location is a converted house that has lots of personality and a wonderful location to have private functions. There is patio seating up front, a courtyard in the back and loads of rooms for all party sizes throughout. Service has always been wonderful and today was no exception. Victor our server was patient and attentive. He made sure we knew what options were available and gave us all the choices written on the menu and the ones we made up. He served with a smile and never seemed far away. We wanted for nothing! My date was happy sitting in front of the televisions with a football game on sharing the current events from the newspaper while I studied the menu trying to decide what I was going to eat. It could not be too spicy, not too greasy and not too

chewy. I got it! I haven’t had a chile relleno in a long time so I order the Chile Relleno de Mariscos. A pablano pepper stuffed with shrimp and scallops half covered in ranchero sauce and half in cheese sauce. That was a choice we made up and I could not wait for it to be served. Although chips and salsa was served I wanted the main dish. The meal starts with your choice of beans or soup; fish or tortilla. And the dish itself

has the best Spanish rice. It has corn not tomatoes in it. The chile relleno did not appear to be covered with breading and then deep fried and it was absolutely refreshing! The shrimp and scallops were fresh and prepared in what appears to be a cream sauce. The ranchero

sauce is not too strong with tomatoes, the cheese sauce is very mild and the chile relleno was not greasy at all. Wow!! Perfectly prepared and presented! Did I just write a few weeks ago that Tex Mex was not one of my favorites…. Hmmmm, maybe I need to rethink this position. La Calle Doce I now know why my husband loves your food. This dish was pleasing to the palate and does not take Just a Bite out of the wallet. Two thumbs up and a big smile!La Calle Doce / 415 W 12th / Dallas, TX 75208 / 214-941-4304 / www.lacalledoce-dallas.com

ROLLIN WITH A BROTHAWelcome to the weekend, baaaby! Thank God for the President’s re-election! It feels great waking up and knowing someone who cares is running this great country... That said, almost half of over 100 Million Americans who voted chose Gov. Romney. It will be a trip seeing how the RepublicanTea Party controlled Congress

decides to work or not work with our President. At last report, Democrats still control the Senate and have narrowed the gap from 240(R)-190(D) to 226-204 in The House.I was talking with my partner Bloodhound Benny, who says his New Jersey relatives just got power back last Saturday and there’s a snow storm forecast...Prayers for the East Coast! Looking at weekend fun, Waka Flocka Flame’s “Friends, Fans and Family Tour” rocks the House of Blues tonight(11/09)! If ya don’t know Waka, ask your kids...He’s a trip and a real MC! If you are in the mood for a road trip, consider San Antonio for Kem in concert Saturday evening at the Alamo city’s Lila Cockrell Center! Speaking of road trips, “Weed Heads” (You know who you are) will be tripping to Colorado and Washington State. Both states have now legalized Marijuana for personal use. Arkansas defeated it’s “Medical Marijuana” bill 52-48%,

keeping the South safe and focused on alcohol, cigarettes and legalized gambling,lol! I saw Denzel’s movie “Flight” last weekend... It is Worthy with a capital W! I wanted a bit more action, but my date said it was just right! I’ve already set up my next date to see the new James Bond flick “Skyfall” this weekend. Looking at the previews, Like Whoa! Call me a cheap date, but i’ve fallen in love with Taco Casa! It’s like the “In and Out Burger” of taco’s and there’s a new location just 4 blocks west of McArthur on the 183W service

road in Irving! Big ups to all my fellow Mermaids and

Mermen(That’s what we are called)at the 24 Hr. Fitness water aerobics class! This Monday was my 1st Monday back since September, when my Mom passed and it was succulent,lol! Now to get back into the groove of 4-5 days a week of exercise...Gotta get ready for the beach in 2013! Looking forward to my fave girl group of the 90’s TLC’s “reunion”... There’s a movie in the works about them and they are planning concerts to support the film...Word has it that the late Lisa “Left Eye” Lopez may be “hologrammed” and appear on stage, kinda like Tupac at the Coachella (Youtube it)music festival! Happy Birthday to YOU and celebs this week: Sally Field 66, Lou”Hulk” Ferrigno 61, Sinbad 56, Sean “P Diddy” Combs 42, and Dru Hill’s Sisqo 34! Thanks for Rollin With A Brotha in The Elite News....

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Toya Nash, Dallas native, actor and founder of Coach Your Craft acting and voice workshops taught a special Coach Your Craft acting workshop at St. Anthony Community Center in South Dallas on October 12. The donated acting workshop included a 3-hour introductory acting class for 25 students from grades 3 – 8. The students explored characters and expression, using basic Stanislavsky, Meisner, and Stella Adler acting techniques and then applied what they learned in scenework and improvisation exercises. “I believe so strongly in giving back to the Dallas community -- I grew up here and my home is here now, so I was thrilled to have the opportunity to donate this special acting workshop to the St. Anthony Community Center which is so vital to the South Dallas community,” said Ms. Nash. “Every student participated -- which is so rare – and they really enjoyed the scenework and improvisation exercises. It was

amazing to see them grasp so much in just one workshop and St. Anthony is doing such a great job of preparing their students for the future. “ The goal of Coach Your Craft is to teach students important acting skills while providing a fun experience that’s positive and encouraging. Nash will be returning to St. Anthony Community Center on Friday, November 16 for another acting workshop where the students will be working on more scenework ad monologues. St. Anthony Community Center is located in south Dallas in a low-income area and is affiliated with St Anthony School which serves over 300 students focusing on curriculum, innovative instruction and parent and community involvement. St. Anthony strives to create an environment based upon academics that encourages students to become active lifelong learners who understand that people with their differences can also be right. St. Anthony

Community Center provides after school programs that enhance and enrich the lives of their students. Currently serving 50 students, the community center also offers a full nutritious meal (supper) after school for all students in the program. For more info, please visit http://www.saadallas.org. Born and raised in Dallas, Nash has taught acting to children, teens, and adults in a variety of community and academic settings, including the acclaimed Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York City. She is the founder of Coach Your Craft, a coaching company for voice and acting offered to children and adults who have an interest in acting performance and for those who simply have an interest in performing or speaking in front of others. One of the things she loves most about teaching is the cross-pollination of ideas and resource. Nash holds a Master of Fine Arts degree in Acting from the prestigious Actors Studio Drama School in Manhattan.

Toya Nash leads acting workshop

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Greater Golden Gate Missionary Baptist Church9333 Ferguson Road Dallas, Texas 75228

Pastor’s Office Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday or by appointment - 11am – 3:00 pmChurch Office: (214) 327-1250 Church Fax: (214) 327-1359

www.greatergoldengate.org Rev. Fabian K. Jacko

Early Morning Worship Service 8:00 a.m.Sunday School (Educational Building) 9:30 a.m.New Members Orientation Class (Church Sanctuary) 9:30 a.m.Nursery (open at 10:45 Worship Service) 10:45 a.m.Morning Worship Service (Church Sanctuary) 10:45 a.m.Brotherhood (2nd Sunday-Lenwood Nursing Home, 2017 W. Virginia Drive, 75237) 3:00pmChildren’s Church and Children’s Choir (1st, 3rd & 4th and 5th) 10:45 a.m.

Rev. Fabian K. Jacko

Greater Mt. Hebron M.B.C.2335 56th St. Dallas, Tx. 75241 Church: (214) 374-4759Web address: www.gmhbc.orgSunday Early Morning Worship – 8:00 amSunday School – 9:15 am Morning Worship – 10:30 amTuesday-Teen Night – 7:00 pm Grief Ministry 7:00 pm 1st & 3rdOvercomer’s Outreach @ 7:00 pm 2nd & 4th TuesdayWednesdayMen & Women Ministry @ 7:00 pm Bible Study @7:45 pmThursday Choir Rehearsal – 7:00 pmUsher Meeting Every 4th Thursday

Rev. Fred ConwrightPastor

Apostle W.C. Traylor, Jr.

Gregory D. Franklin, Sr. Pastor

Calvary Philadelphia Missionary Baptist Church

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Bible Believers Missionary Baptist Church2703 Carpenter Avenue - Dallas, Tx. 75215(817) [email protected] Sunday School ... 9:45 am.Morning Worship Service ... 11:00 am.Wednesday Prayer, Bible Study ... 7:00 pm.

Gregory D. Franklin, Sr.

Pastor

Greater Mt. Hebron M.B.C.2335 56th St. Dallas, Tx. 75241 Church: (214) 374-4759Web address: www.gmhbc.orgSunday Early Morning Worship – 8:00 amSunday School – 9:15 am Morning Worship – 10:30 amTuesday-Teen Night – 7:00 pm Grief Ministry 7:00 pm 1st & 3rdOvercomer’s Outreach @ 7:00 pm 2nd & 4th TuesdayWednesdayMen & Women Ministry @ 7:00 pm Bible Study @7:45 pm Rev. Fred ConwrightThursday Choir Rehearsal – 7:00 pm PastorUsher Meeting Every 4th Thursday

A.T.R. Walk By Faith Ministry3423 Fordham Rd. Dallas, Tx. 75216(469) [email protected] Morning Worship - 9:00 am & 11:00 am.Wednesday 7:00 pm. - Bible StudyEvery 4th Saturday - Good God Almighty Musical

“We Walk By Faith, Not By Sight * 2 Corinthians 5:7” Apostle W.C. Traylor, Jr.

Rose of Sharon Missionary Baptist Church2251 Lawrence StreetDallas, Tx. 75215(214) [email protected] Service … 8:00 am.Sunday School … 10:00 am.Intercessory Prayer … Wednesday 12:00 (Noon)

& Thursday 6:00 pm.

Early Morning Worship Service 8:00 a.m.

Sunday School (Educational Building) 9:30 a.m.

New Members Orientation Class (Church Sanctuary) 9:30 a.m.

Nursery (open at 10:45 Worship Service) 10:45 a.m.

Morning Worship Service (Church Sanctuary) 10:45 a.m.

Brotherhood (2nd Sunday-Lenwood Nursing Home, 2017 W. Virginia Drive, 75237) 3:00pm

Greater Golden Gate Missionary Baptist Church9333 Ferguson Road Dallas, Texas 75228Pastor’s Office Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday or by appointment - 11am – 3:00 pm

Rev. Fabian K. Jacko

Rev. David Toney Interim Pastor

New Friendship Missionary Baptist Church

8108 Mask Drive Dallas, TX 75241(214) 498-4439 … Office

Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship: 11:00 a.m.Men / Women Meeting (1st & 3rd Wed.) 7 – 8 p.m.

Bible Study (1st & 3rd Wed.) 8 – 9 p.m.Bible Study (2nd & 4th Wed.) 7 – 8 p.m.

Fellowship Dinner/Bible Study(5th Wed.)6:15 – 8:30 [email protected]

www.newfriendshipmissionarybaptistchurch.com Pastor RonaldD. Richardson

Resurrection Body of Christ 901 E. Parkerville Rd.

DeSoto, TX 75115214-434-0252

[email protected] School Time: _9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Mid-week Service: Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Prayer Bible Study, Etc): Thursday 7:30 p.m.

Golden Chain Baptist Church

www.newhorizonmbc.net

New Horizon Missionary Baptist Church

Christian Chapel Temple of Faith14120 Noel Rd. Dallas, Tx. 75240

Church (972) 239-1120Fax (972) 239-5925

Worship Services: 8 & 10:45 am.Sunday School: 9:30 am.Wednesday: Noon Prayer Rev. Kwesi R. Kamau

Pastor

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A Search For Our New PastorThe Pastor’s Search Committee of the New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church, Tyler, Texasis seeking a New Pastor for full-time service. Our pastor will be retiring after 30 years of devotedservice. We are seeking a man of God who is a licensed and experienced pastor with a vision.A pastor who is well grounded in the Baptist Doctrine and uses the King James Bible as a base.One who desires to see growth and revival in our congregation, youth department and outreachin the community. If you feel that you are called by God to lead us, please send your resumeand contact information to:

New Jerusalem Baptist Church – Pastor’s Search Committee 1300 North Border Avenue – Tyler, TX 75702or; www. newjerusalembctyler.org/

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RouwittGlenn48, passed away October 31, 2012. Funeral: November 10, at 11:00 a.m. at Golden Gate Funeral Home. SellsSherman75, passed away on October 31, 2012. Funeral: Saturday, November 10, at 12 noon at United Christian Fellowship – Newton, Texas. McGowansRobert57, passed away November 1, 2012. Funeral: Saturday, November 10, at 1:00 p.m. at Golden Gate Funeral Home.

EdwardsBilly62, passed away November 4, 2012. Funeral: Saturday, November 10, at 3:00 p.m.at Golden Gate Funeral Home. Andrews Sr.HerschelVernon65, passed away November 2, 2012. Viewing: Friday, November 9 from 7:15 – 8:15 p.m. at Golden Gate Funeral Home. Funeral: Saturday, November 10, at 11:00 a.m. at Full Gospel Pentecostal Church, 2601 Stephenson, Dallas, Texas.

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The Bishop 5 + 1 ReunionSunday thru Friday 7:30 p.m. at Friendship-West Baptist Church

2020 W. Wheatland Rd. Dallas

Sunday, November 4Dr. Ralph West & Ralph West Jr.The Church Without Walls

Monday, November 5Dr. Anthony Sharp & Christopher McDonaldTabernacle of Praise Baptist Church

Tuesday, November 6Dr. Karry WesleyAntioch Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church

Wednesday, November 7Dr. Denny Davis & Kandis Davis - St. John Church

Thursday, November 8Dr. Frederick Haynes, III & Bishop Vashti McKenzieFriendship-West Baptist Church

Friday, November 9Rev. Jeffrey Johnson & Jeffery Johnson II

Eastern Star Church

On November 18, 2012 VEW Live & Radio One are set to bring Mary J. Blige, and special guest Brandy and Kendrick Lamar, to the American Airlines Arena in Dallas, Texas for a “One of Kind” night of live performances by some of the industry most sought after R&B and Hip-hop Artist. VEW Live is designed to provide its audience with one of the most

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artists in the appropriate markets. The respected and esteemed Queen of Hip-Hop Soul recently helped raise $23 Million for Hurricane Sandy Relief, in New York City. The Liberation Tour is the tenth concert tour by American recording artist, Mary J. Blige and has been noted as one the most incredible and distinguished concerts of 2012 and highly

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