March 20 - Dallas Post Tribune

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VOLUME 66 NUMBER 26
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March 20 - 26, 2014
EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR CELEBRATION
MARCH 26, 2014
Dallas ISD Proud
Dr. Wright Lassiter (2013 keynote speaker), Mike Sorrell of Paul Quinn College (2013 emcee), Priscilla Cano (2013 PreSchool Educator of the Year from Mi Escuelita), Maria DeLeon (Site Manager of Mi Escuelita), and Scott Chase (2013
Chairman of the Chamber Board)
The
Education
Committee of the Oak Cliff
Chamber of Commerce
invites the community to
join them in honoring the
2014 Educators of the Year
at their event on March 26.
Nominations were submitted from all over the
Greater Dallas area, and
the 2014 Educators of the
Year are:
College Educator of the
Year:
Michael Sorrell
(Paul Quinn College)
High School Educator of
the Year:
Marshall Brad Dominy
(W.H. Adamson High
School)
Middle
School
Educators of the Year:
Jeremy Ratliff (Bishop
Dunne Catholic School)
Elementary School
Educator of the Year:
Bridget Bufkin Matthew
(Arturo Salazar Elementary
School)
Pre-School Educator of
NAACP
Golf Tournament
Scheduled March 31
The Irving-Carrollton Branch NAACP
Golf tournament is scheduled March
31, 2014 with a Shotgun Tee time of
12:30 p.m. at Riverchase Golf Club
in Coppell, TX. The format is a 2 person scramble, the fee is 80.00 per
player. Lunch will be served beginning at 11:00 a.m. A boxed dinner will
be served at the awards ceremony
after the tournament. Each golfer
participating will receive a free round
of golf. To play, sponsor, or to purchase ads, please contact Tony
Grimes at 214.315.3151. Please visit
www.irvingnaacp.org
for more details.
the Year:
Vicki
Lyons
(ChildCareGroup Bock Early
Childhood Center)
The Educator of the Year
Celebration will take place
Wednesday, March 26th in
the Hillcrest Great Hall of
the Mahler Student Center
at Dallas Baptist University,
located at 3000 Mountain
Creek Pkwy, Dallas, TX
75211. Doors open at
7:45AM, program begins at
8:00AM.
The event will feature
keynote speaker, Mike
Satarino, former Principal
of the Talented & Gifted
Magnet at Townview
Magnet Center, and will be
moderated by Eric Cowan,
Dallas ISD Board Trustee
for District 7.
The 2014 Educator of the
Year Celebration is sponsored in part by Ernst &
Young, The Dallas Zoo,
Bishop Dunne Catholic
School, Salcedo Group,
Inc., The Law Office of
Scott Chase, and PSA
Contractors.
Name: Kastina Fishback
School: Skyline High School
Class of: 2014
Activities: Skyline Varsity
cheer, National Honor
Society, student senate,
DECA
Role Model(s): Kayonda
Bayo
Favorite movie or book:
Frankenstein
Plans after high school: To
attend University of Texas
at Austin.
Why I'm proud of my
school: My school is more
than just a "football"
school. Although our football team is amazing,
Skyline gives each and
every student numerous
opportunities. We offer
countless pre-AP courses,
foreign language classes,
sports, many different
career-based clusters and
many academic and interest-based organizations.
Skyline high school has created a reputation that can
be recognized worldwide. I
am proud to be a student
and soon to be a graduate
of Skyline High school.
Name: Jonathan Gonzalez
School: Trinidad Garza
Early College High School
Class of: 2014
Activities: Football baseball, Mock Trial and dance
Role Model(s): My father
because he doesn't know
the definition of quitting
Favorite movie or book:
"Avengers"
Plans after high school: To
go to Texas A&M at
College Station to major in
construction management.
Why I am proud of my
school: My school is like no
other. It is the headquarters for vigorous education
with the highest level of
high school graduation.
The fact that students at
Garza ECHS graduate from
high school with a two
year associates degree is
remarkably different for
educational innovation.
J.W. Ray, A Historic DISD School
Lest We Forget"
The J.W. Ray Librarian, Mrs. Barbara Willis, a Retired DISD Librarian, goes beyond measure to instill in students a love of books-Reading,
Listening, and Learning. On February 28th she coordinated the: DISD Read Across Dallas" activity celebrating Dr. Seuss' birthday
For 58 years, a supreme court-sanctioned public policy of separate but equal facilities for races prevailed in the school of the United
State of America. The Dallas Independent School District provided three facilities for Negroes in the area called "North Dallas", which
today is part of the Arts District and Zip code 75204.
The schools were J. W. Ray, grades 1-3, B.F. Darrell, grades 4-8, and Booker T. Washington, grades 9-12.
Public school have undergone many monumental changes since the 1060's but contrary to the myth of "genetic inferiority", students
at J.W. Ray have accomplished significant achievements. Parents and educators then knew that reading well was the key to academic success although there was no library in the school.
The J.W.Ray librarian, Ms. Barbara L. Willis, goes beyond measure to instill in students a love of books, reading, listening, and learning. On February 28th, Ray students welcomed guest readers who participated in the DISD's Read Across Dallas" celebration of Dr.
Seuss' birthday. The staff and students were asked to don Afro-centric attire and attend a Black History celebration to commemorate Black History Month and the black intellectual inroads in public education.
Today, the school in on the National Historical Registry and students at J.W. Ray continue to excel under the excellent leadership of
their principal, Onjaleke Brown.
‘Dallas’ Too Busy Growing To Hate
March 20 - 26, 2014
The Dallas Post Tribune
EDITORIAL PAGE
DEAR EDITOR:
Dear Editor,
A series of long-running studies
have identified a troubling racial
gap in breast cancer mortality
rates. Research suggests that
African-American women are on
average 40 percent more likely to
die from breast cancer than
Caucasian women.
The findings are jarring for all
women, since we all have a vested
interest in defeating breast cancer
together. I, too, am considered
high-risk and reducing that risk is
important to me. That’s one of the
reasons I’m vegan.
According to Dr. Jane Plant, a
British scientist, cancer survivor,
and author of The No-Dairy Breast
Cancer Prevention Program,
“Undoubtedly, the best anti-cancer
diet would be to go completely
vegan.” Meat and dairy products
are full of cholesterol, saturated
fat, excess protein, hormones, and
other harmful substances that
increase breast cancer risk. But a
vegan diet maximizes intake of
foods that help us fight cancer—
fiber-packed grains and beans and
phytochemical-packed fruits and
vegetables.
I intend to arm myself against
breast cancer with every weapon
I’ve got. Going vegan is one of the
best decisions I’ve made, and I
hope other women will join me.
For a free vegetarian/vegan starter
kit, please visit www.PETA.org.
Sincerely,
Michelle Kretzer
The PETA Foundation
THANK YOU FOR YOUR VOTE!
By Congresswoman Eddie
Bernice Johnson
I want to take this opportunity to thank each of you who
voted in the recent primary
election. Your commitment to
the voting process is crucial to
the concept of American
Democracy, in which those who
cast a ballot select candidates
they believe will best represent
their interests in the halls of
government.
I am personally honored to
have been chosen by the citizens of the 30th Congressional
District to become your candidate in the general election in
November. With God's graces,
and your continued support, I
will be victorious, and will
return to Washington as your
voice in the 114th session of
Congress.
I believe that as an elected
official, I am engaged in a
"sacred partnership" with
those who cast their ballots for
me. That partnership also
includes those who may have
voted for other candidates. As
a Democrat, I have a fundamental belief, and enduring
commitment to the values of
equality and diversity. They
have guided me since I first
entered public service.
History teaches that anyone
who does not practice those
principles will not succeed. As
Democrats we must be a party
of inclusion, and the moment
that we abandon that thinking,
our party is doomed to failure.
It is my hope that in
November, voters in Texas and
those across the country will
elect the right candidates so
that the Democrat Party will be
able to regain a majority in the
House of Representatives, and
maintain its majority in the
Senate.
A democratically controlled
House will work with a democratically led Senate to pass legislation that addresses the
issues of immigration reform, a
livable wage for all working
people, full-employment, climate control and many others.
A Congress controlled by
Democrats will also be able to
rebuff any further attempts to
repeal the Affordable Care Act,
which has provided health care
insurance to millions of uninsured Americans, and has
removed control of our health
care system from the hands of
insurance companies that have
only been interested in greater
financial profit, not the wellness
of
hardworking
Americans.
Two of the issues that we
must face are voter suppression and redistricting. We must
resist any efforts to retard the
progress that we have made in
voting rights.
This year, our community
and our country will celebrate
the monumental strides that
were made during the administration of President Lyndon
Baines Johnson, a Texan who
believed in equality and inclusion.
We must not allow those
who wish to roll back or distort
what we have accomplished to
be victorious. We must continue to work together, and be
ever vigilant in our efforts. This
is among the things you have
elected me to do, and I promise
that I shall not disappoint you.
President Obama’s Surprising Jobs Record
By George E. Curry
NNPA Columnist
Although unemployment rates
are unacceptably high, especially
for African Americans, President
Obama has done a better job
improving the jobless rate than
most critics are willing to concede.
That becomes abundantly clear
when reading FactCheck.org’s dismantling of Senator Rand Paul’s
attack on the president’s unemployment record. Just as he was
caught plagiarizing, Paul has been
caught again, this time for providing misleading information about
Obama’s accomplishments.
FactCheck.org, a project of the
Annenberg Public Policy Center at
the University of Pennsylvania, is a
nonpartisan, nonprofit “consumer
advocate” for voters that aims to
reduce the level of deception and
confusion in U.S. politics.
“Sen. Rand Paul says ‘black
unemployment in America is double white unemployment’ and
‘hasn’t budged’ under President
Obama,” the research group
recounts before adding: “Actually,
the black unemployment rate is
lower now than when Obama took
office, and the gap between the
races is below the historical average. The black unemployment rate
has averaged more than double
the white rate for several decades.”
Like most believable lies, Paul’s
charges are wrapped in partial
truths.
“It is true that the black unemployment rate for November was
double the white unemployment
rate. The rate in November was
12.5 percent for blacks and 6.2 percent for whites, according to the
Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Unfortunately, this is not new,”
FactCheck.org noted.
However, it pointed out, “The
current 12.5 percent unemployment rate for blacks is unquestionably high. But by historical standards the current black unemployment rate is consistent with the
average from 1972 to 2004, and
the ratio of black-to-white unemployment rates is actually below
the historical average.”
The deeper the researchers dug,
the stronger they made Obama’s
case.
“We looked at the average rate
of unemployment for blacks and
whites in the first 58 months of the
last four presidents who were
reelected to a second term:
Obama, George W. Bush, Bill
Clinton and Ronald Reagan. (We
averaged the monthly unemployment rates from the first February
in office to the first November in
their
second
term.),”
FactCheck,org stated.
And what did they find?
“Obama had the lowest average
ratio (1.9), followed by Bush (2.1),
Clinton (2.2), and Reagan (2.3).”
Seeking to further clarify,
researchers acknowledged, “Paul
was talking about the November
unemployment rates and ratio –
not the 58-month average unemployment rate and ratio – but even
by that measure the black-to-white
unemployment ratio is lower
under Obama (2) than it was under
Reagan (2.6), Clinton (2.4) and
Bush (2.5) at this point in their second terms.”
Further dismantling Paul assertions, FactCheck.org stated, “Paul
also said that the black unemployment rate ‘hasn’t budged’ under
Obama, but it has. It reached a
high of 16.8 percent in March 2010
and dropped to a low of 12.5 percent in November – lower than the
12.7 percent rate when Obama
took office. That wasn’t the case
for two of his recent predecessors,
Reagan and Bush.
“Under Reagan, the black
unemployment rate went up a full
percentage point from 14.6 percent in January 1981 to 15.6 percent in November 1985 – even as
the white unemployment rate fell
from 6.7 percent to 5.9 percent.
Under Bush, the rates went up for
both blacks and whites. But it went
up faster for blacks, from 8.2 percent in January 2001 to 10.6 percent in November 2005 –
the
biggest increase in the black unem-
ployment rate of any of the four
presidents at that point in their
second terms. The white unemployment rate went up more than
a half percentage point, from 3.6
percent to 4.3 percent.”
Paul is a likely Republican presidential candidate in 2016. Last
week, one of his chief rivals for the
White House, Rep. Paul Ryan (RWisc.), created a controversy when
he said on former Secretary of
Education Bill Bennett’s radio
show: “We have got this tailspin of
culture, in our inner cities in particular, of men not working and just
generations of men not even thinking about working or learning the
value and the culture of work, and
so there is a real culture problem
here that has to be dealt with.”
The comment was immediately
criticized by Rep. Barbara Lee (DCalif.) as “a thinly veiled racial
attack and cannot be tolerated.”
Ryan refused to apologize for
his comments, saying in a statement later, “After reading the transcript of yesterday morning’s interview, it is clear that I was inarticulate about the point I was trying to
make. I was not implicating the culture of one community – but of
society as a whole.”
Whether a brazen affront such
as Ryan’s comment about “inner
city” Black men or Rand Paul’s
more subtle attack on Obama’s
record dealing with unemployment, the Republican Party keeps
proving it has done nothing to
deserve the support of African
Americans.
Health Crisis is Real
By Bill Fletcher, Jr.
NNPA Columnist
My friend is awaiting health
insurance. This is not academic.
She’s afraid that she might have cancer. Think about what it says about a
society that someone concerned
about a serious illness has to wait to
see whether they have the right
insurance to cover a potentially lifethreatening crisis. For those who
are procrastinating in getting your
personal health insurance, I would
suggest that you are gambling. And
while the ‘cards’ may play out in
your favor, they also may not.
My friend has to wait till she gets
her health insurance because, like
many other workers, she is
employed by a company that does
not offer health insurance. They do
not offer much in the way of timeoff either. It is all part of a larger
pattern. Each day that passes, workers find that they have to cover
more and more of what, at one
point, people took for granted. No
health insurance; no pension; no
sick time; little, if any, vacation. It
starts to feel like the days prior to
the advent of labor unions.
My friend did not expect a life
crisis. Why should she have? She
has been in great health. Full of
energy. Yet, now she is worried and
because of the way that the system
works, each moment that goes by
may be a moment necessary in diagnosing a potential life crisis. While it
may it may turn out to be nothing,
she will not know until she gets
medical attention. It is not, however, something that would be treated
in an emergency room.
Yet society says it is fine for us to
go forward this way. Some politicians say that there is no need for
any sort of national health insurance. That it costs too much for
society. But I have to ask: What is
the cost to us all when people play
Russian roulette with their health
because they do not have the sort of
coverage that most advanced soci-
eties on the planet possess?
The Affordable Care Act (socalled Obamacare) did not go nearly
far enough. Too many concessions
to the insurance companies. We
need single payer health care
(“Medicare for All”) where every
individual is guaranteed government-funded health insurance. But
for now my friend has the chance of
getting some health insurance, but
at her own expense since her
employer is focused on profit margins rather than a healthy and productive workforce.
So, she keeps waiting and the
clock keeps ticking.
One heck of a way for a supposedly civilized society to operate.
"THE PSALMIST'S THIRST FOR GOD" PSALM 63:1-11
Rev. Johnny C. Smith,
Pastor – Mount Moriah
Missionary Baptist Church
The historical background of
this psalm of lament is unknown.
Psalm 64 transcends the experience of David and looks prophetically to the time when a godly remnant will experience the time of
Jacob's trouble (Jeremiah 30:6),
the great Tribulation Period
(Revelation chapters 6-19).
Because of the wicked scheme
of his enemies, David prayed
earnestly for the Lord's protection
as he pleads, "Hear my voice, O
God, in my prayer: preserve my life
from fear of the enemy. Hide me
from the secret counsel of the
wicked; from the insurrection of
the workers of iniquity:" (vv. 11-2).
As believers in this age of grace, we
definitely need the Lord's protection in our communities, for Psalm
127:1 states, "Except the Lord build
the house, they labour in vain that
build it: except the Lord keep the
city, the watchman waketh but in
vain." It is a comforting fact to
know that we are always under
God's steadfast surveillance.
In verses 3-6, David revealed the
malicious attacks of the wicked,
plots that revealed the nature of
who they were. Observe their tactics in verse 5, "They encourage
themselves in an evil matter: they
commune of laying snares privily;
they say, Who shall see them?"
Although they may scheme and be
cunning, God will bring their plans
to naught (vv. 7-8). Their end is
revealed in verse 7, "But God shall
shoot at them with an arrow; suddenly shall they be wounded."
The punishment of the Lord on
the wicked will have a profound
effect on the righteous, resulting
in the righteous trusting and praising God (vv. 9-10). The righteous
resolve in verse 10 states, "The
righteous shall be glad in the LORD,
and shall trust in Him; and all the
upright in heart shall glory."
In conclusion, David knew that
the Lord was his steadfast deliverer, which prompted him to praise
the Lord, for Psalm 71:4-6 says,
"Deliver me, O my God, out of the
hand of the wicked, out of the
hand of the unrighteous and cruel
man. For thou art my hope, O Lord
GOD: thou art my trust from my
youth. By thee have I been holden
up from the womb: thou art He
that took me out of my mother's
bowels: my praise shall be continually of thee." Just as David, and
because the Lord has delivered us,
we need to praise Him.
May God Bless!
A Little Bit of Faith: : Can You Wait on God?
By Colleen White
"I waited patiently for the Lord;
H"I waited patiently for the Lord;
He turned to me and heard my cry"
(Psalm 40:1). Have you ever been
in a situation which you needed to
have an answer right away?
Instead, you had to wait-and wait,
and wait. Most of the time, however, we don't wait patiently for
God to answer. Often we want to
rush God and place Him on our
time schedule.
But waiting on the Lord can help
our faith to grow. God wants us to
live by faith and not by sight. The
only way we can grow is when we
are unable to see how our situation will change. It is during these
difficult situations, that we find
ourselves in we begin to really lean
on our Heavenly father.
It's easy to praise God when
things are going well. It is more difficult to praise Him when things
are not going according to plan.
Sometimes we have to wait years
in order to get a response from
God about something we have
been praying about. For example,
King David waited for many years
before he was crowned king. David
learned to wait on God. David said
in Psalm 27, "Wait for the Lord; be
strong and take heart and wait for
the Lord" (Psalm 27: 14).
Therefore, if you're in a tight
spot, wait on the Lord and He will
direct the way you should go. So
now what are your going to do?
Are you willing to wait and hear
what God has to say? Or are you
going to rush into the situation
anyway? Decisions, decisions-I
know what I am going to do. I'm
going to wait on God. Amen?
Amen.
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HOROSCOPES
March 20 - March 26
ARIES
Beware of financial pitfalls
that you’ve set for yourself.
Strengthen all your relationships by understanding motivations of others. Spend time
at home. Enjoy what you
already have.
Soul Affirmation: Often it’s
not what I say but the way I
say it that gets the message
across.
Lucky Numbers: 4, 6, 47
TAURUS
Don’t expect to win every battle, especially with your lover.
This week winning is losing.
Backing down is winning.
Shyness produces a bold
result. It’s easy to collect that
long-standing debt.
Soul Affirmation: I keep
money on my mind this week.
Lucky Numbers: 18, 25, 39
GEMINI
Possibilities of hearing good
news about home are greatly
expanded. Savor the news
rather than thinking about
other annoyances. Travel is on
the horizon. Plan the trip this
week.
Soul Affirmation: Jewelry
reflects the beauty of my feelings about myself.
Lucky Numbers: 26, 44, 52
CANCER
Feather the nest. Stock up on
stuff for the long haul. Cement
relationships. A friend needs
your support. Enjoy giving it.
You will receive good news
about a pal.
Soul Affirmation: Cheerfully
handling what comes at me is
the test of who I am.
Lucky Numbers: 13, 22, 31
LEO
Be cautious and conservative
with money. You are extremely witty this week. Allow others to enjoy your good humor.
Your leadership skills are very
high, and others will follow.
Soul Affirmation: Luck is my
best friend this week.
Lucky Numbers: 14, 20, 44
VIRGO
This is a good time for you to
seek agreement on a plan that
involves a relative. Take the
time to remind your lover how
much you care. Get a little
sentimental if you have to.
Don’t be too critical of that
softer side of your personality.
Soul Affirmation: Self confidence is the key to my success
this week.
Lucky Numbers: 2, 9, 19
LIBRA
You’ve made your point. Now
wait. Wait for the feedback
about the impact it had on the
people around you. Be careful
of those who don’t celebrate
with you. They feel the impact
and are resisting the positive
effects.
Soul Affirmation:
Before
goodness can come I must
expect goodness.
Lucky Numbers: 5, 16, 23
SCORPIO
Be sharp! All of your needs
will be met in indirect ways.
Gifts will come from unexpected sources. They will be
carefully packaged to go
unnoticed. Unwrap everything and look inside. There
will be empty boxes, but there
will also be a prize in an unanticipated situation.
Soul Affirmation: I look for the
good in all that comes to me
this week.
Lucky Numbers: 3, 10, 41
SAGITTARIUS
Push. Now is a good time to
push. Your energy is higher
than ever. Someone might get
offended, but you can’t please
everyone. Hire a pro for something that you planned to do
yourself, especially if a expertise is involved.
Soul Affirmation: Success is
mine because I feel successful.
Lucky Numbers: 5, 7, 12
CAPRICORN
Review your “to do” list again.
You may need to slow down
to discover something that
you didn’t realize while you
were in the flow of events.
Your lover is going to be a little difficult to understand.
Soul Affirmation: To live is to
love
Lucky Numbers: 5, 16, 23
AQUARIUS
Back off if an argument arises.
You’re probably the one who
is too busy. Forgiving yourself
is often harder than getting
someone else to forgive you.
Go easy on yourself
Soul Affirmation: Two hats fit
well on my big head.
Lucky Numbers: 3, 20, 32
PISCES
Make a special effort to spend
all week with your lover, husband or wife. Your sense of
the importance of relationships is keen and this is a good
time to strengthen your passionate partnership. Take your
lover to a party. Devote attention.
Soul Affirmation: Change is
my middle name.
Lucky Numbers: 12, 51, 52
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Greenville Avenue
Church of Christ
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
MARCH
HOLY CROSS ANNUAL CAJUN
LUAU
March 22, 2014
12:00 - 6:00 PM
Holy Cross Catholic Church
4910 Bonnie View Rd.
Dallas, Texas 75241
972-277-1147
NAACP Garland - AFFORDABLE CARE ACT (ACA) ENROLLMENT
he NAACP Garland Unit is
hosting an Affordable Care Act
Education and Enrollment event.
Trained specialist will be onsite to
assist with ACA education and
enrollment options.
The NAACP will provide specialist to assist the public in
enrolling. The public has the
option of selecting plans and
providers that meet their individual needs.
Saturday, March 22, 2014
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM CDT
Host: Ricky McNeal
Location:
Mt. Hebron Baptist Church
1233 State Hwy 66
Garland, TX 75040
ST. PHILIP’S SCHOOL AND
COMMUNITY CENTER PRESENTS
THE MORNING STAR LECTURE
SERIES, FEATURING EDUCATOR,
INNOVATOR, AND SCIENTIST,
JENNIFER C. STIMPSON
On Tuesday, March 25, from
6:00 – 7:30 p.m., St. Philip’s
School and Community Center
will host its Annual Morning Star
Lecture Series, in partnership
with the Morning Star Family
Foundation. Educator, Innovator,
and Scientist, Jennifer C.
Stimpson, will discuss the importance of innovating science
teaching and learning for students of color.
She is the first African
American woman to earn a
Master’s degree in Environmental
Chemistry from the University of
Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls. A
Dallas native, Stimpson is currently a science educator at The
Hockaday School. She recognizes
the need for stronger science literacy and serves her community
through various outreach programs to strengthen STEM awareness and knowledge.
This event is FREE and open to
the community and is ideal for
parents, caregivers, mentors,
educators, and administrators.
Professional educational credits
are available. The Perot Museum
will be onsite providing a FREE
Science Night to children, ages 3
– 12 between 5:30 PM – 7 PM.
Registration is required. To
register, please call 214.421.5221
1013 S. Greenville Ave
Richardson, Texas 75081
ext.
120
or
visit
www.stphilips1600.org/parents/l
ectureseries.cfm.
P: 972-644-2335 F: 972-644-9347
APRIL
DALLAS ARTS WEEK 2014
EXPERIENCE, ENGAGE AND
INSPIRE April 5 to 13, 2014
Mayor Mike Rawlings and the
City of Dallas Cultural Affairs
Commission announce the 2nd
annual Dallas Arts Week to be
held April 5 to 13, 2014. Dallas
Arts Week 2014 features more
than 80 arts and cultural events
in venues across the city: from
Downtown to Fair Park;
Northeast Dallas to Oak Cliff, and
all points in-between!
Dallas Arts Week 2014 encourages residents and visitors to participate in Dallas’ arts and cultural offerings by experiencing the
community’s creative resources
and enjoying the breadth of activities; from festivals and plays, to
concerts, exhibitions and literary
events. This city-wide initiative
highlights the vibrant arts and
cultural sector of Dallas that,
year-round, features myriad
opportunities to engage in creative activities. Campaign partners include the Business Council
for the Arts and KERA’s Art&Seek.
Minister S.T. Gibbs, III
Associate Ministers: •John Bradshaw •Ben
Myers • Patrick Worthey Elders: Harlee
Glover •Fred Green • Raymond Hart
• David Phillips, Jr.
• Johnnie Rodgers, Sr.
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
Sunday
Morning Worship 8:00 a.m.
Bible Class 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 10:45 a.m.
Evening Worship 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday
Prayer Service 7:00 p.m.
Bible Class 7:30 p.m.
Thursday
Bible Class 11:00 a.m.
6th Annual Southwest Black Fine Arts Show 2014
A "Conversation" of Black Artists in America Today
Presented by Frank and Judy Frazier
Insightful, highly anticipated art show attracts
artist, galleries, collectors,
educators, curators and
families from North Texas
and across the nations.
The
6th
Annual
Southwest Black Fine Arts
Show presented by Frank
and Judy Frazier will be
held April 12, 2014 in historic Oak Cliff.
The Southwest Black
Fine Arts Show (SBFAS)
was established to present a quality experienced
for artist, collectors, galleries, educators, fine art
professionals, and anyone
interested in the cultural
aesthetics of black fine
art. The annual show is
the brainchild of interna-
tionally renowned artistmentor Frank Frazier, who
is committed to making
known the cultural legacy
and significant contributions of black artist in
America.
The focus of the show is
the presentation of original art produced primarily
by artist of AfricanAmerican and African
descent. It is the goal of
the show to make this
event an information and
destination point where
collectors come to buy
quality black art and to be
a part of the conversations that impact the
black art and artist.
To better, accommodate the growth of the
show and the needs of
the artist The Southwest
Black Fine Art Show will
be held at Events In The
Cliff, 2600 Zang Blvd.,
Dallas, Texas 75224 on
Saturday April 12, 2014 10 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Artist selected for the
2014 show include: Ted
Ellis, Evita Tezeno, Mark
Crow, Camry Parker, Paul
Harris, Lucky Easterwood,
Tyra Goodley, Shantel
Bisor, Janice Burdine,
Edwin Lester, Randy
Leger, Herscel Yeider,
Jamaal Stafford, Mark
Sublett , Rita Jo Sanders,
Henry J. Richard, Jerry
"Twin" Lynn, LaTisha N.
Neal, and Frank Frazier.
ROCK 'N' ROLL DALLAS HEALTH & FITNESS
EXPO TO WELCOME THOUSANDS TO
KAY BAILEY HUTCHISON
CONVENTION CENTER DALLAS
OLYMPIC MARATHON BRONZE MEDALIST DEENA
KASTOR TO HOST GUEST-SPEAKING CLINICS
Rock 'n' Roll Dallas Health
& Fitness Expo to Welcome
Thousands to
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Convention Center Dallas
Olympic marathon bronze
medalist Deena Kastor to
host guest-speaking clinics
on Friday and Saturday at
2pm
The Rock 'n' Roll Dallas
Half Marathon weekend
kicks off with a two-day
Health & Fitness Expo at Kay
Bailey
Hutchison
Convention Center Dallas on
Friday, March 21 and
Saturday, March 22. Nearly
14,000 participants, along
with friends and family, will
attend the Expo to pick up
race packets and check out
more than 80 exhibitors.
Free and open to the public,
the Expo showcases the latest in running gear, sports
apparel, health and nutritional information and much
more.
Additionally,
Olympic
marathon bronze medalist
Deena Kastor, will conduct
clinics and meet and greets
with runners on Friday and
Saturday at 2:00pm. Other
guest speakers include
Competitor
Magazine
columnist and best-selling
author John "The Penguin"
Bingham;
RunWESTIN
Concierge Chris Heuisler;
Medical Director P.Z. Pearce,
M.D.; and Event Director
and
Olympian
Alan
Culpepper, among others.
WHEN:Rock 'n' Roll Dallas
Health & Fitness Expo
Friday March 21,
12:00pm to 6:00pm
Saturday March 22,
9:00am to 5:00pm
Rock 'n' Roll Dallas Half
Marathon race day is on
Sunday, March 23 at
7:00am
WHERE: The Kay Bailey
Hutchison Convention
Center Dallas
650 S. Griffin St.
Dallas, TX 75202
This is a Public event
WEBSITE: http://runrocknroll.competitor.com
ST. JOHN
MISSIONARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
2600 S. Marsalis Ave •Dallas, TX
75216 •214-375-4876
Services
Sunday 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School 9:15 a.m.
Wed. 12:00 p.m. Bible Study
Wed 7:00 p.m. Bible Study
“Come and Experience God’s
Love for YOU Each Sunday”
AFRICAN AMERICAN EDUCATION ARCHIVES AND
HISTORY PROGRAM TO INDUCT TEN HONOREES
On Saturday, April
12, 2014, ten distinguished educators
will be inducted into
the
African
American Education
Archives and History
Program Annual Hall
of Fame at the
Hilton Garden Inn,
800 N. Main Street,
Duncanville, Texas.
They are:
Arthur Gillum, Dr.
Janice Pettis Ingram,
Dr. H. Rhett James,
Jowanda Jordan,
Martha J. Lee,
Lawrence
W.
Muckelroy, Colonel
Joe D. Sasser, Dr. C.
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Henry Melton Signs with Dallas Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys
needed to do someroster along with veterans thing -- anything -- to
Tony Romo and Kyle help their defensive line
Orton.
in free agency.
Weeden will be the fifth
After
releasing
former Oklahoma State
DeMarcus Ware and
player on the Dallas roslosing Jason Hatcher,
ter, joining linebacker
the Cowboys found
Orie Lemon, receiver Dez
Bryant, running back their answer in Henry
Joseph Randle and kicker Melton, who agreed to a one-year deal with an option for three more
on Tuesday night.
Dan Bailey.
Melton has 15.5 sacks for his career and went to the Pro Bowl in 2012
as a member of the Chicago Bears, but he played in only three games in
2013 because of a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
Deal with Dallas Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys
have agreed with former
Cleveland Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden
on a two-year deal, a
source told ESPN.com.
The 2012 Cleveland
Browns first-round pick
was released by the
Browns last week. The
former Oklahoma State
quarterback will be the
third quarterback on the
PREP U ALL-STAAR WEEK FOR
PARENTS IS MARCH 24 - 27
Dallas ISD will provide free
workshops for parents to
help their children with the
STAAR test at various district schools.
Monday, March 24
6-7 p.m.
Seagoville High School
15920 Seagoville Rd.
Thomas A. Edison Middle
Learning Center 2940
Singleton Boulevard
201 E. Ninth St.
Emmett J. Conrad High
School 7502 Fair Oaks Ave.
Tuesday, March 25 6-7 p.m.
W.H. Adamson High School
Thursday, March 27
6-7 p.m.
Wednesday, March 26
6-7 p.m.
Moises E. Molina High
School 2355 Duncanville
Rd.
Billy Earl Dade Middle
School 2355 Duncanville
Rd.
David W. Carter High School
1819 Wheatland Rd.
Bryan Adams High School
2101 Millmar Dr.
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Love of Humanity,
the Will to Serve.
The Premise
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y el querer servir.
More Info:
The PREP U workshops will provide information
about the test and will be able to
review sample STAAR questions in
reading, math, and writing and
learn about the passing standards
for the test. The workshops will be
in English, and Spanish interpretation will be available. Childcare for
children ages three and up will be
provided. For more information,
visit www.dallasisd.org/staar, call
(972) 925-3916 or email
[email protected].
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Mr. Larry Ascough
Mr. Warren Baker
Mrs. Shirley Barton
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Dr. Kendell Beck
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Wooldrige, Jimmy
Hayes, Kevin
Age: 23 Race: W
Height: 5'11"
Weight: 140
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Hazel
Charged With:
Probation
Violation-Burglary
Habitation
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Weight: 150
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Eyes: Brown
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Alvarez, Jose
Goodall, Jannie
AKA: Bush, Jewell
Age: 39 Race: H
Age: 47 Race: W
Height: 5'05"
Height: 5'08"
Weight: 150
Weight: 200
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Hair: Black
Eyes: Brown
Eyes: Brown
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Adrian
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Alfredo
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Weight: 160
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Eyes: Brown
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Breath
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Height: 5'09"
Weight: 210
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Eyes: Brown
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www.jubileeumc.org
Services
Sunday Worship 10:00AM-12:00PM
Rev. John Strong,
Senior Pastor
Wednesday Bible Study 6:30PM- 7:30PM
YMCA Branch 907 E. Ledbetter Dr.
"The Church Where Love is Being Shown"
Services
Sunday School/ Children’s Bible Study 9:00 AM
Men’s Focused Bible Study 9:00 AM
Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 AM
Children’s Church School (4th Sunday) 10:30 AM
Praise in Motion 1:30 PM
Word on Wednesday (Bible Study) 7:00 PM
Saturday Higher Praise Rehearsal (Saturday) 11:00 AM
GREATER MT. PLEASANT
BAPTIST CHURCH
R e v. D r. C . J. R .
Phillips, Jr
1403 Morrell Dallas, TX 75203
Phone (214) 946-4522
Fax (214)946-4522
E-mail - [email protected]
Tele-worship - 1-866-844-6291
Access Number - 1531804#
Sunday School
8:30am
Morning Worship
9:45am
Wednesday Night Services 6:30pm
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Dr. David Henderson
DEBBIE DENMON AND RANDY MCILWAIN TO
SERVE AS MASTERS OF CEREMONIES
for 37th Annual Jack and Jill Beautillion
Twenty-three young men honored for their achievements
"A Church of Christ in the Heart of Dallas with Dallas at Heart"
2134 Cedar Crest Blvd. Dallas, Texas 75203-4316 •(214) 943-1340 • Fax (214) 941-3305
Sunday
Jonathan W. Morrison
Ministering Evangelist
"All services are interpreted for the Deaf"
KHVN (970 A M Radio)
8:00 a.m.
Bible Class
8:45 a.m.
Children Worship
10:00 a.m.
Worship Service
10:00 a.m.
ADVERTISE WITH THE DALLAS POST
TRIBUNE EMAIL US AT [email protected]
SUBJECT LINE: ADVERTISEMENT
Randy McIlwain
Debbie Denmon
Debbie Denmon, Director of
Communications for the Dallas
County District Attorney's
Office and former WFAA
anchor/reporter, will join KXAS
NBC 5 reporter Randy McIlwain
to serve as masters of ceremonies at the 37th Annual
Beautillion on Saturday, March
22, 2014, at 6:30 p.m.
Sponsored by the Dallas
Chapter of Jack and Jill of
America, Inc., the scholarship
event will be held at the
Intercontinental Hotel, 15201
Dallas Parkway.
During the formal ceremony,
23 African-American young
men from across the DFW area
will be presented to
the community for their academic and personal achievements as well as their commitment to community service.
The young men are all graduating seniors who have completed several months of leadership training and will compete
for college scholarships as
members of the 2014
Beautillion Corp. This year's
theme is A League of
Extraordinary Gentlemen.
Beautillion is the Dallas
Chapter's largest fundraising
effort. The evening culminates
with a rites of passage ceremony and the scholarship awards
MR. CLYDE L. (CHUCK) WILLIAMS
1929- 2014
Clyde
L.
(Chuck)
Williams was born to
Oscar
and
Sylena
Williams on November
20, 1929, in Dallas,
Texas. His parents preceded him in death.
Clyde united with St.
Paul AME Church at an
early age. He attended
Kindergarten at St. Paul
AME Church, Phyllis
Wheatley Elementary,
and Lincoln High School
where he was very active
as a football and tennis
player and many other
activities.
He
received
his
Bachelor of Arts in
Political Science and
pledged Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity at Southern
University in Baton
Rouge, Louisiana.
After serving his country with distinction and
upon receiving an honorable discharge, he started working for the
United States Postal
Service and worked on
his Master's degree at
Bishop College extension
in Dallas, Texas, as he
prepared to marry the
love of his life, Miss Ada
Lee Gipson, on June 8,
1957. Chuck worked
faithfully for the US
Postal Service where he
retired after 35 years
and later retired from
DISD as a specialist in
Security after 10 years of
service.
Chuck was a person
many think of as a quiet
man, but he was a magnificent man. One whom
on one ever left without
learning something new
or given a new way to
think about any given
subject, ranging from
politics, sports, history,
etc. this man had a
wealth of knowledge
that he loved to share.
He left to cherish his
life: a loving, devoted,
dedicated wife of 56
years, Ada L. Williams;
son, Adrian D. Williams
of Dallas, Texas; sister,
Erma Baylor (Orlando) of
Washington DC; three
lovely granddaughters,
Crystal, Aire'ale, and
Amber of Dallas; nieces,
nephews, cousins, and a
host of other relatives
and friends.
ROMEO SANTOS Anuncia Detalles Sobre
la Primera parte de su gira por los
Estados Unidos
FORMULA VOL. 2 Tour
- Boletos a la venta esta semana en varios territorios- Romeo Santos’ Formula Vol. 2 obtuvo la semana
de ventas más fuerte desde hace 8 años en la lista de
discos latinos y al momento a excedido el nivel Platino
en sus ventas. Formula Vol.2 se encuentra #1 en ventas por dos semanas consecutivas y simultáneamente
continua en el # 1 radial con su sencillo “Odio” junto
a Drake por 6 semanas desde su debut..
Ahora! El Rey de la Bachata – Uno de los artistas latinos con mas éxito en la venta de sus conciertos
REGRESA!! para hacer un Tour que recorrerá Estados
Unidos en los meses de Mayo y Junio . Llegando a
New York el próximo 12 julio donde hará historia con
su esperado concierto en el Yankee Stadium
Pre-venta comienza 3/20 or 3/26
Romeo Santos’ Formula Vol. 2 Tour
6/4
Houston, TX
Toyota Center
6/6
San Antonio, TX
AT&T Center
6/7
Dallas, TX
American Airlines Center
Favor visitar las paginas oficiales de las arenas para
información de venta
presentation.
The young men are:
Livingston Albritten III, Evan
Andrews, Nathan Armstrong,
Austin
Barnes,
Malcolm
Bowman, Jeremy Brown Jr.,
Alonzo Burris Jr., Jordan Butler,
Michael
Xavier
Daniels,
Brennan Dawkins, Justin
Honore, Matthew Jones,
Richard McCants II, Harrison
Perkins, Jonathan Sanders,
Jabari Sherman, Darius Spann,
Spencer Toliver, Autry L.
Warren III, Charles Willis III,
Clarke Wilson, John Wilson IV,
and Michael Wright