The Tyler Leader (Tyler, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 15, 1990 Page: 2 of 6
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2 — Tyler Leader
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Rev. T. L. Dilworth — Religious Ed Layout
Julia Brown — Women’s Editor
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Dear Friend of Higher Education,
It is that time of year when we appeal to people like you who
want to make a sound investment with solid returns. The active
phase of the annual United Negro College Fund Campaign is
now in high gear. Since 1944, this organization has consistently
raised funds to help 41 Historically Black Colleges and Univer-
sities provide high-quality, low-cost education to more than
48,000 men and women. These representatives are from all of
the 50 states and 62 foreign countries...Texas College students
are among them.
Without a doubt, support for the campaign has always been
generous from individuals who are involved in corporations,
foundations, alumni associations, business, industries, churches
and other type organizations. We have certainly appreciated
their past gifts. In fact, much of the success Texas College has
gained in preparing students to relate to society in a realistic and
creative way is because of its continued participation in the
United Negro College Fund.
The need for your contribution to the Fund is stronger than
ever before. The spiraling costs to keep educational oppor-
tunities relevant and up-to-date are enormous. You will be inter-
ested in knowing that whatever amount you give will have a rip-
pling effect..Each dollar raised will enable Texas College to
receive approximately three dollars from the UNCF/New York
Headquarters in the Spring of 1991. Also, UNCF contributions
will provide opportunities for Texas College to reshape its cur-
riculum in an effort to ensure that students learn those skills that
businesses need and want. Please make your tax-deductible
check payable to Texas College/UNCF.
We accept your kindness with deep gratitude and thanks for
the rewarding experience you will have in a partnership that is
certain to make a world of difference.
Sincerely,
Henry Bell, Jr.
Honorary Chairperson
1990 UNCF Campaign Committee
Anner Lee Amie, Owner Operator
920 So. Englewood
Tyler, TX 75701
593-1766 Bus.
597-6961 Res.
SALON
Phelps
Pullum
Walker
New Employees Join Jarvis Family
Eighteen employees have
joined the faculty and staff at
Jarvis Christian College in
Hawkins, Texas under the new
administration of President Julius
F. Nimmons, Jr. They are:
teacher. Ms. Fountain currently
serves as coach of the women s
volleyball team, women’s
basketball team and women’s
track.
Ms. Johnson received an
Darlene Acker, mail clerkfElissia A. A.S. degree from Utica Junior
Fountain, coach; Linda Johnson, College. She also attended Tyler
secretary; Emanuel Jones, acting Commercial College and Bish
chair for the division of Mathis Institute where she
education; Thomas Lynch, received an executive secretary
instructor; Donald McClendon, diploma. She is currently a
admissions counselor; Linda secretary in the department of
McKnight, internal auditor; recruitment and admissions.
Nistala Murthy, assistant. Dr. Emanuel Jones comes to
professor; Delano Phelps, - Jarvis from Bishop College,
■ . professor; Clarice 'where he was the chairperson m
residence
assistant
Phillips,
counselor;
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Lureaa Reriay Pullum, secretary;
Sivapragasam Satliananthan, '
assistant professor;. Green.
Strickland, groundskeeper and
maintenance; Claude Walker,
development officer; Robie
Wesley, secretary; ' Charles
Withrow, assistant professor;
Florial Westmoreland, secretary'
Where he was the chairperson m
the department of Education.
Jones is a former student of
Jarvis, he attended for a couple
of ye^fs. He is currently acting
chairperson of the division of
education at Jarvis. In addition to
that position, he is also the
Certification officer.
Mr., Lynch received the
asoeiate degree from Eastfield
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and data control clerk; and Crata College, a bachelor’s degree and
Jordan, secretary. a master's degree^n English from
Ms. Acker has served
SHOP HOURS:
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Closed Saturday
Complete Hair Style & Service Salon
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temporary switchboard operator
at Jarvis and also assisted
students in the computer lab. She
has also been a teacher's aid at
Mt. Zion Headstart Center in
Mississippi. Acker currently
handles incoming and outgoing
mail procedures at the College.
Ms. Fountain attended Odessa
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Skyline High School Where'
she served as physical education
East Texas State University and a
master's degree in special
education from East Texas State
University. He is doing his
doctoral work in English at East
Texas State University. Lynch
was previously employed at East
Texas State University where he
served as director of handicapped
services and 504 compliance
officer. He is currently an
English instructor in the division
pf general studies. He also
teaches Short Stories and Novel
and Fundamentals of
Communication I and n.
! Mr. McClendon received a
bachelor's degree in business
administration from Grambling
State University. After
graduation, he was employed by
JC Penney Company where he
worked until he became an
entrepreneur and opened two
medical supply retail stores in
Minden, Louisiana, and Tyler,
Texas. He currently serves as
admissions counselor in the
department of recruitment and
admissions, where he visits
various schools in order to
recruit students to attend Jarvis.
Ms. McKnight received a
bachelor's degree in business
administration and economics
from Culver-Stockton College in
Canton, Mo., and an MBA from
Webster University in St. Louis,
Mo., with a concentration in
management and finance. Prior
to joining the Jarvis family,
McKnight served as corporate
secretary and treasurer for the
division of higher education,
Christian Church (Disciples of
Christ). She currently serves as
internal auditor in the division of
financial affairs where she is
responsible for providing
analysis, appraisals,
recommendations and pertinent
comments with respect to the
effective discharge of
responsibilities in financial
management and fiscal
operations of the College.
Dr. Murthy received a
master's degree from the
University of Hyderabad and a
doctorate in mathematics from
the University of Toledo. He
now teaches College Algebra and
General College Math at Jarvis.
Dr. Withrow received a
bachelor's degree in zoology
from Marshall University, a
master's degree in biological
science ana a doctorate in
zoology from Ohio State
University. As assistant
professor in the division of
science and mathematics, he
teaches anatomy and physics,
general biology and
microbiology.
Ms. Westmoreland serves as
secretary and data control clerk
for the office of the registrar,
Ms. Jordan is secretary in the
division of science and
mathematics, and Mrs. Wesley is
secretary and word processor for
the department of student
development.
Mr. Strickland works in
maintenance and also serves as
- groundskeeper in the physical
plant department.
Ms. Phillips received a
bachelor's degree in elementary
education from Bishop College
and a master’s degree m
neurological disorders from
Texas Women's University in
Denton, Texas. She also attended
Stephen F. Austin State
University and Southern
Methodist University in Dallas.
As residence counselor at Jarvis,
she is responsible for counseling
students and trying to help them
with any problems that they may
have. She also teaches
elementary school curriculum, a
class in the division of education.
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Rev. R. C. Emanuel, Pastor
T. J. Miles, Assistant Pastor
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Thanks for 23 years
of dedicated service
For 23 years, Harvey Mayfield has been working
in the warehouse at Brookshire’s distribution
center. Now he’s decided it’s time to park his
forklift for the last time and retire.
However, for Harvey, retirement will be very
time consuming. He will be taking part in church
activities and plans to do some farming. He also
plans to spend plenty of time with his family.
We at Brookshire’s miss Harvey and are grateful
for the many years he worked with us. We wish
Harvey and his wife, Frankie, the best.
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Wilkinson, S. F. The Tyler Leader (Tyler, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 15, 1990, newspaper, November 15, 1990; Tyler, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth885589/m1/2/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Smith County Historical Society.