DART Blue Line Extension Ground Breaking Ceremony in South Oak Cliff

October Recognized As Domestic Violence Awareness Month

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VOLUME 67 NUMBER 03 SERVING THE BLACK COMMUNITY WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOR SINCE 1947 October 9 - 15, 2014 DART Blue Line Extension Ground Breaking Ceremony in South Oak Cliff

Rev. Jesse Jackson Visits Dallas Meets With Duncan’s Family

Nowai Korkoya, mother of Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan, center, walks with the Rev. Jesse Jackson, right, and Josephus Weeks, Duncan's nephew after they spoke to reporters Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2014, in Dallas. (AP Photo/LM Otero) AP- The Rev. Jesse Jackson presided over a prayer vigil at the Dallas hospital where the first man diagnosed with Ebola in the U.S. is being treated for the deadly disease. Jackson spoke in Dallas Tuesday alongside the mother, son and other relatives of Thomas Eric Duncan. The civil rights leader also called on the public to show compassion to Duncan and his family, not to ostracize them.

1st Ebola Patient Thomas Eric Duncan Died Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson attended a ground breaking ceremony for DART's South Oak Cliff (SOC-3) Blue Line Extension (AP) - The first Ebola patient diagnosed in the United States died in a Dallas hospital Wednesday. Thomas Eric Duncan, 42, was pronounced dead at 7:51 a.m. at along with Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings, the Hon. Royce West and the Hon. Helen Giddings. Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas, where he was admitted Sept. 28 and had been kept in isolation, according to spokesman Wendell Watson. The new "SOC-3" is a 3-mile extension of DART's Blue Line from Ledbetter Station south to the University of North Texas “We are deeply saddened to learn that Mr. Thomas Duncan has passed away. Dallas (UNT). Within this extension, new "at-grade" stations will be added in South Dallas. One station will be located at We appreciate the dedicated service of the emergency and medical personnel who Camp Wisdom and the other on UNT's campus. During the ground breaking ceremony, Congresswoman Johnson gave the worked diligently to care for him. On behalf of the city of Dallas, I extend our deep- following remarks: est sympathies to the family and friends of Mr. Duncan. I remain confident in the abilities of our health care professionals and the medical advances here in the U.S. "Projects like these are vital to Dallas. They bring a competitive economic edge to our area, ultimately drawing in new and reassure you we will stop the Ebola virus in its tracks from spreading into our businesses and residents. With service set to begin in 2016, we can also expect that some of the congestion caused by our community.” -Mayor Mike Rawlings region's ever growing population will be eased. The Dallas Independent School District is saddened to learn of Mr. Thomas DART's extensive network of light rail, the Trinity Railway Express (TRE) and busses are integral to the recent success our Duncan's passing and we extend our sympathy to his family and loved ones. Today area has seen. In fact, I believe that the effectiveness of our region's growing public transportation system is one of the our thoughts are with our students who knew Mr. Duncan. The district will make reasons why DFW is one of the fastest growing areas in the country. This project is a great leap forward for both the region available counseling services to students and staff most affected. and the DART agency." "My thoughts are with the family and friends of Thomas Eric Duncan at this time, especially his fiancée Louise, their son Karsiah and all those who loved him. We are Since its establishment in 1983, DART has grown to serve over 100 million passenger trips a year in 13 different cities also thinking of the dedicated hospital staff who assisted Mr. Duncan daily while he within 700 square miles. With additions like that of the Blue Line Extension in South Oak Cliff, these numbers continue to fought this terrible disease. We offer prayers of comfort and peace to everyone grow each year. impacted by his passing." - Judge Clay Jenkins

Dallas NAACP President Urban League of Greater Dallas Leader Of The Week Dr. Beverly Mitchell-Brooks Retires Dr. George Oliver Willis Dr. Juanita Wallace Resigns Dr. George Oliver Willis has devot- Interim CEO Appointed ed close to 50 of his 80-plus years to woman to head the Dallas Urban the cause of education. Born May, Dr. Juanita Wallace, president League in its 33-year history. 1929 in Quitman, Texas, he received his early education in that city, gradu- of the National Association for Under her leadership, the League implemented the city's first ating from Quitman Colored High the Advancement of Colored Building Bridges of Understanding School in 1946. He graduated from program and built the League's Jarvis Christian College in 1951 with a People's Dallas chapter, first permanent headquarters and Bachelor's degree in English and a announced her resignation on state-of-the-art technology center minor in French, followed by a, lan- in the heart of Oak Cliff. She also guage certification in French, a Tuesday. provided leadership for the Master's in Education Administration League's designation as a and a Ph. D. in Education. The NAACP chapter will elect a Community Action Program Dr. Willis began his career in edu- new president in November. (CAP), which opened the doors for cation teaching French at Dallas' the agency to receive the State's James Madison High School. After Community Service Block Grant five years. He was promoted to prin- (CSBG) funding for Dallas County. cipal at William Brown Miller Three community offices have Elementary School, and went on to opened under this grant in Irving, serve as principal at W.W. Bushman News You Ought to Know Garland and Pleasant Grove. and Clinton P. Russell elementary Additionally, the League also schools for a total of 26 years of serv- In announcing her retirement received the only five (5) year ice as principal in Dallas ISD culminat- Parkland - New hospital built with flexibility, surge capacity. If a this week, Dr. Beverly Mitchell- demonstration grant in Texas ing in his being named Principal of Brooks concludes nearly 25-years from the US Department of the Year. disaser is chemical or biological in nature, the new Parkland is designed of high-profile leadership and val- Health/Human Services designed Following retirement from Dallas so that airborne pathogens are contained and not spread through the ued service as a prominent civic to address out of school and adju- ISD, Dr. Willis continued to make a leader and humanitarian. She dicated minority males, including ventilation system. Staff also has the ability to restrict access to certain significant difference in the lives of emphasized that she will continue ex-offenders. The success of the young people as an educator at Collin parts of the hospital in order to isolate patients who may have been to be a good-will ambassador and program established the League's active advocate while cherishing Institute for Minority Success pro- Count Community College, Bishop exposed to a pathogen. many lifetime experiences with grams. This was the foundation College, and Southwest Christian the National Urban League and its for the League to receive one of College. In recognition of his out- North Texas affiliate headquar- 30 Department Of Labor Prison standing contributions to education, NAACP- Statement on the Resignation of Attorney General Eric tered in Dallas. Re-entry grants in 2004. The he was named Professor of the Year at Southwest Christian College, Holder. Attorney General Eric Holder is expected to resign after six years "This has been a season for League's program was among the me, a good season, but it is chal- top three (3) performers each inducted into Jarvis Christian College at the helm of the Department of Justice. The NAACP has released the lenging when you lose the people year and was recognized by the Pioneer Hall of Fame, and named a following statement. From Cornell William Brooks, NAACP President and who are your foundation, the loss White House for its success. The Living Legend in Education in Dallas. of my mother followed by my hus- League continues to work with A devoted Boy Scout Troop master CEO: "The resignation of the most prepared and the most steadfast band," said Dr. Brooks. "The tim- the City of Dallas and Dallas for 40 years, Dr. Willis received the Attorney General, in particular in the arena of civil rights, is a moment of ing is absolute right now to step County to provide job training and organization's highest award, the American and Hispanic populations. down but I take with me the employment opportunities for the Silver Beaver. At saint Paul A.M.E. Church, Dallas, lament for the nation but also celebration. We celebrate his achieve- biggest lesson learned, how to be formally incarcerated. Dr. Willis is married to Ada Marie Texas, Dr. and Mrs. Willis have been ments but we also grieve his a true servant/leader. The Urban Stepping in as interim CEO is Evans Willis for over 67 years. They consistent regular attendants for over League is in my spirit and I am an Gwendolyn Jones, a seasoned continue to be active Vital forces in 62 years. absence. From voting rights, civil Urban Leaguer." professional who has been with their communities. At Quitman Texas Dr. Willis has served as a trustee at rights to criminal justice reform, Although her background has the Urban League in Dallas since they own and operate the world St Paul A.M.E. Church for over 55 always been scientific, when 2010 and is a specialist in business County barber shop. Their barber is a years. In the year of 2003, Dr Attorney General Holder's record given the opportunity to serve her development, fundraising, bank- licensed barber from Tyler Barber community by former City ing compliance, policy and proce- Willis was instrumental purchas- from the vantage point of history College, Tyler, Texas. ing transportation (a van) for the Manager Richard Knight, she dures and all phases of real estate Very soon they will own and oper- and the view of citizens across the turned her sights toward the non- development. church population. Mrs. Willis is ate a beauty shop, in Quitman, Texas. active with the women's mission- country is unassailable and will be profit/public service sector. These entities are designed primarily In 1990, she became the first Continues on Page 4A ary society. enduring." to enhance the competence of afro Dallas: Too Busy Growing To Hate! October 9 - 15, 2014 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 2A PIONEERING ENTREPRENEUR COMER COTTRELL DIES AT AGE 82 Comer Cottrell, the Dallas entrepreneur who founded Pro-Line Corp. hair care products, reportedly died Friday at age 82. Friends and family confirmed his death Friday morning. The philanthropist and mentor is most noted as the Dallas entrepreneur that founded one of the largest African-American hair care products companies. He also had a small stake in the Texas Rangers beginning in 1989, the Morning News reported. Cottrell bought the pre- dominantly African-American Bishop College in 1990 and financed the renovation and relocation of Paul Quinn College. Comer J. Cottrell, Jr., one of Texas' leading African American entrepreneurs, was a United States Air Force ser- geant stationed in Japan in the early fifties and managing a PX when he noticed that it didn't carry hair-care products for black soldiers. When he got back to the States, he was a partner in a publishing company and worked sales before pursuing the business opportunity he had spotted years earlier: In 1970 he and his broth- er James co-founded Pro-Line Corporation, which makes hair-care products for African Americans. In thirty years the company's product line grew to include such leading brands as Just for Me and Soft and Beautiful. But Cottrell had larger concerns than just the bottom line. He financially rescued predominately black Paul Quinn College, moving it from Waco to the former campus of Bishop College in Dallas, and supported civil rights groups across the country. He also dabbled in sports, becoming a part owner of the Texas Rangers from 1989 to 1998. Last year Dallas-based Pro-Line was acquired by hair-care giant Alberto-Culver for a reported $75 million, and Cottrell stepped down as CEO and chairman In 2000, Cromer sold the company to Illinois-based Alberto-Culver, a manufacturing and beauty products company, for a reported $75 million. Cottrell put his Old Preston Hollow mansion up for sale at the end of last year, pricing it at $2.35 million, reduced from $3.9 million when it was first listed about a year and a half before that. Funeral service will be held on Monday, October 13, 2013 at the Potter's House at 1:00 pm. The Potter's House (Main - Dallas Campus) 6777 West Kiest Boulevard Dallas, Texas 75236 (214) 331-0954 The Interment service will be a Private Mausoleum service at Calvary Hill Funeral Home | Calvary Hill Cemetery. 3235 Lombardy Ln, Dallas, TX 75220 | 214-357-5754 Visit us online at: www.dallasposttrib.com

Women's Day Celebration Saturday, October 11, at 10:00 a.m. Women's Prayer Breakfast, Guest Speaker, Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson Donation: $10.00 Sunday, October 12, at 10:45a.m. Morning Worship Service, Guest Speaker, Rev. Dianne Masters, Pastor of Warren Avenue United Methodist Church, Dallas, TX New Hope Baptist Church Dr. Ronald E. Jones, Senior Pastor 5002 S. Central Expressway Dallas, TX 75215 214-421-5296 October 9 - 15, 2014 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 3A

EDITORIAL PAGE BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Dallas Post Tribune is pub- Dr. Mary E. Beck, Chairperson lished weekly by the Tribune Dr. T.R. Lee, Jr. Publishing Mrs. Dorothy Lee Incorporated, 2726 S. Beckley, We Must End Domestic Violence Atty. Theodora Lee, Co-Chair Dallas, Texas, 75224, Bulk Rate Dr. Theronica Bond, MD [1345]. Postage is paid to the Atty. Gary Bond Dallas Postmaster. Send address once again ignited a national According to the U.S. Justice Women who fall victim to Mrs. Mollie Belt changes to The Dallas Post Tribune, conversation that should be Department, domestic violence domestic and sexual violence Dr. George Willis P.O. Box 763939, Dallas, Texas, used to ensure that all victims is responsible for the deaths of should not feel ashamed or suf- 75376-3939. THE DALLAS POST STAFF TRIBUNE is not responsible for of domestic violence are treat- three women in the United fer silently. unsolicited materials. Address all ed fairly. States each day. Two of every By standing resolute in sup- Dr. T.R. Lee, Jr,. President/Publisher Mrs. Dorothy Lee correspondence to EDITOR, The This year also marks the 20th three people in our country port of women's humanity, the Vice President/Finance Dallas Post Tribune, P.O. Box anniversary of the landmark who are fifteen years of age or Violence Against Women Act Mrs. Shirley Gray 763939, Dallas, Texas 75376-3939 or e-mail [email protected]. Violence against Women Act older know a person who has empowers victims by providing Vice President/Operations, All articles should be addressed to (VAWA). Prior to the enact- been the victim of domestic them with advocates and a Billing & Collections the appropriate staff member. ment of that legislation, abuse or sexual assault. voice. We must continue to Mrs. Veronica Zambrano Advertisements, articles, editorials, Vice President/ Production & letters to the editor and cartoons domestic violence was not The Texas Council on Family strengthen our responses to Operations BY CONGRESSWOMAN taken as seriously as it should Violence recently released its domestic abuse, and deepen appearing in the paper do not nec- Mrs. Millie Ferguson, essarily represent the philosophy EDDIE BERNICE JOHNSON have been. Today, federal annual report which stated that our commitment to its sur- 2nd Vice President/Quality Control or views of The Dallas Post Tribune. resources are provided to state Dallas County and Harris vivors. & Research and local law enforcement County, in South Texas, had the The current prevalence of Mrs. Joan Fowler Regulations for Publication October has been recognized agencies to address violent highest numbers of women domestic violence in our socie- Public Relations 1) We reserve the right to edit articles for content and proper as Domestic Violence crimes against women. killed in domestic abuse cases ty should be unacceptable to Atty. Theodora Lee, Legal Counselor grammar. We also reserve the Awareness Month in our coun- One of the major goals of in 2013. Twenty women were everyone. As we acknowledge Atty. Gary Bond, Legal Counselor right to truncate articles for space try since 1987. During this the law is to place pressure on victims in each jurisdiction. Domestic Violence Awareness Dr. William Lyons, Consultant requirements. month and throughout the state and local governments to Across the state, 119 women Month, let us stand together as Ms. Peggy Walker, Consultant 2) We reserve the right to year, Americans should join treat domestic violence with a were killed in domestic abuse one nation and proclaim zero refuse any advertisement or can- together to eradicate the sense of seriousness. Another cases in 2013, according to the tolerance for domestic vio- STAFF WRITERS cel any advertisement contract. Rev. Johnny C. Smith 3) Deadline for receipt of arti- scourge of domestic violence major goal is to enhance civil report. This is unacceptable! lence, and work together to Mrs. Colleen White cles is MONDAY AT NOON WITH from our society. and criminal assistance pro- Domestic and sexual vio- end it in our society. Dr.. Ester Davis NO EXCEPTIONS unless authorized Recent domestic violence grams for victims of abuse. lence are forms of abuse that Dr. Joyce Teal by the publisher. cases involving members of the Domestic violence is very have long plagued communities Evangelist Waydell Nixon 4) Deadline for receipt of National Football League have prevalent in our society. in our country and abroad. advertisements is MONDAY AT CIRCULATION NOON. Advertisements will not Mr. Elester Coleman be received after that point unless Mrs. Joan Fowler they are camera ready and have "A PSALMIST'S PLEA TO GOD TO RESTORE THE NATION" PSALM 80:1-19 Mr. Samuell Ferrell been approved by the publisher. 5) All articles and advertise- Mr. Jermain Clemon captivity caused Judah (the ing the nation. The psalmist ing other nations to destroy the ments must be proofed by the remaining two tribes) to was deeply saddened over nation (vv. 12-13). He asks, article placer or advertiser. We ADVERTISING will not be held responsible for become indeed uneasy. God's wrath extended to the "Why hast thou then broken Dr. T.R. Lee, Jr. any errors if the article placer or Against this alarming backdrop, nation. down her hedges, so that all Dr.. Ester Davis advertiser does not proof their Asaph cries out to his Shepherd Using extreme language, he they which pass by the way do article or advertisement. (the Lily of the Valley) to rescue says that God had fed the pluck her?" (v. 12). A good PRODUCTION 6) Articles and advertisements the nation. nation tears - it was a way of example of God's care of Israel Mrs. Veronica Zambrano received past the stated deadlines Mrs. Millie Ferguson will be held over for the next pub- In verses 1-2, because of the expressing that the nation was as a vine is seen in Isaiah Mrs. Mattie Weatherman lication if applicable. trouble of the tribes, the undergoing extreme pain. As Chapter 5. All that Israel failed Mrs. Shirley Gray 7) We will not be held respon- psalmist entreats the Lord, the God punished them, Israel's to fulfill as a nation, Jesus sible for pictures that are not Shepherd, to help - "Give ear, O enemies were ridiculing them Christ said that He was the True PHOTOGRAPHER claimed after two (2) weeks. Mr. Floyd Ferguson Pictures held after two (2) weeks Shepherd of Israel, thou that (vv. 4-7). Verse 5 states, "Thou Vine in St. John Chapter 15. Mrs. Constance Cannon are subject to disposal. leadest Joseph like a flock; thou feedest them with the bread of In verses 14-16, the psalmist Mrs. Veronica Zambrano 8) Advertisement positioning REV. JOHNNY C. SMITH, that dwellest between the tears; and givest them tears to expresses his remorse over the based on a first-come basis. PASTOR – MOUNT MORIAH cherubims, shine forth. Before drink in great measure." In fact that both the vine and ADVISORY BOARD Positioning can be guaranteed for MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Ephraim and Benjamin and verses 8-11, the psalmist branch had been destroyed. Dr. George Willis, Chairman 15% over total cost. Manasseh stir up thy strength, described Israel as a thriving This wonderful psalm con- Dr. C.C. Russeau, Co-Chair Credo of The Black Press The inscription of Psalm 80 Dr. Gwen Clark, Co-Chair The Black Press believes that and come and save us." The vine that God brought from cludes with the psalmist pray- Dr. Thalia Matherson, Secretary America can best lead the world reads, "To the Chief Musician Lord is depicted in an exalted Egypt to the Promise Land. He ing for God's restoration of the away from racial and national upon Shoshannim-Eduth, A Mrs. LaWanda Durham Mitchell position in the temple, seated recalls, "Thou preparedst room nation (vv. 17-19). His plea is Mrs. Delia Lyons Dr. Ruth Wyrick - Mrs. antagonisms when it accords to Psalm of Asaph." The word above the cherubim; in before it, and didst cause it to seen in verse 17, "Turn us Opal Jones Mrs. Shirley Fridia - -Dr. Alfred every person, regardless of race, "Shoshannim-Eduth means Roberts - Mrs. Ruth Harris - Mrs. Sharon H. color or creed, full human and legal essence, His presence was in take deep root, and it filled the again, O LORD God of hosts, rights. Hating no person, fearing no "lilies." The background for the Holy of Holies. Joseph and land. The hills were covered cause thy face to shine; and we Cornell - Mrs. Alvastine Carr Mrs. Barbara Sweet Williams person, the Black Press strives to this psalm took place during help every person in the firm belief Benjamin were Rachel's sons, with the shadow of it, and the shall be saved." In the future, Ms. Joan Fowler, Mrs. Bobbie Foster the time of the captivity of the that all are hurt as long as anyone is with Ephraim and Manasseh boughs thereof were like the the nation of Israel will be fully Dr. Kendell Beck Northern Tribe of Israel by the being her two grandsons. goodly cedars" (vv. 9-10). restored at the Second Coming held back. Assyrians in 722 B.C. Seeing Continuing to ask for God's Although the nation as a vine of Christ (Rev. 19). the Assyrians from the north help, the psalmist in verse 3 was once thriving, the Lord Editorial Board: Vice Chairman - Mrs. Shirley Gray; Consultant - Mrs. take the Northern Tribe into Dorothy Lee; Consultant - Ms. Peggy Walker; Consultant - Mr. prayed for God's favor in rescu- withdrew His protection caus- May God Bless! Thomas Wattley; Consultant - Dr. Thalia Matherson; Consultant - Ms. Joan Fowler; Consultant - Dr. Alfred Roberts; and Consultant - Dr. Ester Davis The Justice Department After Holder In a statement issued later, pursue civil rights charges ney general will be evaluated former NAACP Board Chair against Zimmerman. on whether he or she is aggres- It’s Time to Renew Myrlie Evers-Williams, widow Though there is always sive in seeking criminal justice of slain civil rights leader much excitement surrounding reform. Re-Subscribe to The Dallas Post Tribune Medgar Evers, said: "There has announcements that the Earlier this year, Holder said, Mail Check or Money Order to:Dallas Post Tribune been no greater ally in the fight Justice Department is consider- "Our criminal justice system for justice, civil rights, equal ing filing civil rights suits, it is works only when all Americans P.O. Box 763939 Dallas, Texas 75376 rights, and voting rights than not a simple matter of taking a are treated equally under the Attorney General Holder." suspected wrongdoer to trial. law. That's why, in 2010, One year in-State $65.00 One year out-of-State $75.00 Several high-profile deci- In order to be successful Congress passed the landmark sions will greet Holder's succes- under federal hate crime laws, Fair Sentencing Act, marking sor, including whether to file prosecutors must show that the culmination of persistent Name______BY GEORGE E. CURRY federal civil rights suits in the Officer Daniel Pantaleo, in the efforts - with the leadership of Address______NNPA COLUMNIST cases of: case of Eric Gardner, and President Obama - to reduce "Off-duty security guard Officer Darren Wilson, in the unjust disparities in sentencing City______Attorney General Eric H. George Zimmerman in connec- case of Michael Brown, inten- for similar offenses involving State______Holder, Jr. hasn't left the Robert tion with his killing Trayvon tionally killed the victims different types of drugs." F. Kennedy Department of Martin, an unarmed Black because they were African He also said, "Today, I'm urg- Zip______Justice Building yet, but civil teenager, in Sanford, Fla. In a American. That is a high stan- ing Congress to pass common- rights activists are worried state trial two years ago, dard that is tough to meet, sense reforms like the biparti- Phone______about whether a strong advo- Zimmerman was acquitted of regardless of who is attorney san Smarter Sentencing Act, Check Number______cate in Holder's mold will suc- second-degree murder and general. introduced by Senators Dick ceed him. manslaughter; In addition to watching how Durbin and Mike Lee - which Signature______Holder recently submitted " Staten Island, N.Y. Holder's successor address would give judges more discre- his resignation after nearly six Police Officer Daniel Pantaleo high-profile police misconduct tion in determining appropri- years on the job, making him choked Eric Gardner, 43, to cases, eyes will also be on ate sentences for people con- the fourth-longest serving U.S. death on July 17, as the victim other key areas such as voting victed of certain federal drug DALLAS VOLUNTEER ATTORNEY attorney general in history. said, "I can't breathe. I can't rights. crimes. The news of Holder's resig- breathe." Garner, who was When the U.S. Supreme "This bill would also provide nation was so significant that unarmed, was under suspicion Court struck down a key provi- a new mechanism for some PROGRAM HOSTS civil rights leaders Al Sharpton of selling loose, untaxed ciga- sion of the 1965 Voting Rights individuals - who were sen- of the National Action rettes. No state charges were Act, Holder made it clear that tenced under outdated laws Network, National Urban filed against the officer. The states would not have a green and guidelines - to petition MONTHLY LEGAL CLINICS FOR DALLAS League CEO Marc H. Morial, choking and the failure of para- light to reinstate obstacles that judges for sentencing reduc- NAACP President Cornell medics to administer CPR was make it more difficult for peo- tions that are consistent with COUNTY RESIDENTS William Brooks and others, captured on cellphone video ple of color to vote. He sued the Fair Sentencing Act." upon reading about Holder's and. Texas and North Carolina to Holder did more than resus- impending departure on an "Officer Darren Wilson shot underscore that point. citate a civil rights division that In the month of October, the West Dallas (3107 N. iPad that was being circulated, Michael Brown, 18, to death on The November mid-term had been highly politicized and Dallas Volunteer Attorney Winnetka Dallas, TX 75212) interrupted a press conference Aug. 9 in Ferguson, Mo. In a elections will be extremely packed with lawyers with little Program (DVAP), a joint initia- -Thursdays, October 9; and with the parents of slain brief confrontation, Wilson had important because it will be or no civil rights experience. He tive of the Dallas Bar October 23 Ferguson, Mo. youth Michael asked Brown, who was the first time in nearly 50 years began the long process of Association and Legal Aid of Garland (Salvation Army- Brown and the mother of New unarmed, to stop walking in that 15 states with a history of restoring faith in the criminal York chokehold victim Eric the street. Brown had his hands racial discrimination, most of justice system. His successor NorthWest Texas, will hold ten 451 W. Avenue D, Garland, TX Gardner, to praise Holder. in the air at the time he was them in the South, will be con- should be equally committed. If free Legal Clinics for Dallas 75040) Sharpton said, "The civil shot at least six times by ducting elections without the not, instead of reflecting jus- County residents who meet -Thursday, October 16 rights community has lost, in Wilson, according to witnesses. Voting Rights Act requirement tice, our prisons and jails will certain financial guidelines. All St. Phillip's Community effect, the most effective civil Although it has not been that they pre-clear any major be filled with, in the words of clinics begin at 5:00 p.m., with Center (1600 Pennsylvania rights attorney general in the announced, some news reports voting changes with the Justice comedian Richard Pryor: Just- the exception of the Veteran's Ave., Dallas, TX 75215) history of this country." say that the Justice Department or a federal judge. us. Department has decided to not In addition, the next attor- Clinic, which begins at 2:00 -Tuesday, October 21 p.m. VA Medical Center (for vet- erans only)-2:00 p.m. A Little Bit of Faith: Are You Willing To Accept Christ? Schedules and locations are -Friday, October 3 as follows: The clinics offer free legal not of yourselves; it is the gift our own. There is nothing that simple to do. They still think East Dallas (Grace United advice and consultation in civil of God" (Ephesians 2:8). The we can do to save ourselves. that they have to do something Methodist Church-4105 Junius matters for those who qualify offer of salvation is not through This is why it is so important miraculous in order to be at Haskell) under Legal Aid's income eligi- anyone else but through Jesus. to accept Jesus into your heart. saved-but we don't. Once you -Thursdays, October 2; and bility guidelines. Applicants are Jesus has paid the price for our It is through His grace that we are able to acknowledge that October 16 asked to bring proof of income, sins. Therefore, if you think can be saved. That's it. It's that you're a sinner and that you South Dallas (Martin Luther identification, legal papers, etc. that you have to get yourself simple. You don't have to jump need Jesus' grace and mercy King, Jr. Center-2922 MLK with them to the clinic. For perfect before you give your through hoops. You don't have and accept Him into your life, Blvd.) more information, log on to life to Christ, you're mistaken. to clap one hand and stand on you're saved. -Tuesdays, October 14; and www.dallasbar.org/dvap. Too often many of us think your head. You don't have to All of us are in need of a hero October 28 that we have to clean ourselves fight the battle on your own and Jesus the Christ is our hero, ---- up before we are willing to give first. All you have to do is sim- our Lord, and our Savior. Are The Dallas Post Tribune welcomes your comments about pub- BY COLLEEN WHITE our lives to Christ. We can ply accept Christ into your life you willing to accept what lished information that may require correction or clarification. never be clean enough. We can and acknowledge Him as your Jesus has to offer? I know I am. You can submit your comments by emailing our never be perfect enough. We Lord and Savior. Amen? Amen. "For by grace you have been production staff at [email protected] saved through faith, and that can never purchase our sins on For some people, this is too or faxing the correction/clarification to 214.946.7636. Dallas Lawyers Answer Legal Questions - FREE! Volunteer attorneys will answer legal questions at no cost from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, October 15, via LegalLine, a call-in program sponsored by the Dallas Bar Association. LegalLine is a community service for DFW-area residents, provided the second and third Wednesdays of each month. On these designated nights, anonymous lawyers are available to answer questions in many law-related areas ranging from divorce and child support matters, to wills, insurance, employment and criminal law matters. Residents needing assistance should call LegalLine at (214) 220-7476 from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesday, October 15. Individuals may also receive referrals to local, legal, or social service agencies. LegalLine volunteer attorneys typically answer between 50 and 90 calls each night. October 9 -15, 2014 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 4A Greenville Avenue CALENDAR OF EVENTS Church of Christ 1013 S. Greenville Ave Violence with an emphasis resolve after a very frustrat- Richardson, Texas 75081 on Stalking on October 9, ing experience with, how he P: 972-644-2335 F: 972-644-9347 OCTOBER 2014 from 7:00pm until 8:30 as a man and victim, seemed pm at Disciple Central less protected than the stalk- Community Church. The er. goals of this event are to OCTOBER 9 bring education to Adults, Youth, and Children on the OCTOBER 28 DeSoto Church and high rates of stalking and the Dave Lieber, Duncanville Minister S.T. Gibbs, III Members of the North Texas low level of attention it Public Library, 201 James Associate Ministers: •John Bradshaw •Ben Community hosts a receives which leave the vic- Collins Blvd., Dave's books Myers • Patrick Worthey Elders: Harlee Stalking and Domestic Glover •Fred Green • Raymond Hart tims, both men and women, include Bad Dad, The Dog Of • David Phillips, Jr. Violence ForumDisciple vulnerable to unwanted dan- My Nightmares, Dave • Johnnie Rodgers, Sr. Central Community Church, gers and even death. This Lieber's Watchdog Nation in partnership with commu- became a passion of Pastor and he is the Watchdog SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Sunday nity leaders and organiza- Marcus D. King after being investigative columnist for Morning Worship 8:00 a.m. tions, is hosting a much stalked for 4 years and The Dallas Morning News. Bible Class 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. needed forum on Domestic recently seeing some form of Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Service 7:00 p.m. Bible Class 7:30 p.m. Urban League of Greater Dallas Thursday Dr. Beverly Mitchell-Brooks Retires Bible Class 11:00 a.m. Interim CEO Appointed Continued from Page 1A investment, opportunity, and new heights," said Stephanie lifesaving services now and for Couser, Chair of the League's future generations. Board of Trustees. "We are Ms. Jones, formerly served The mission of the Urban extremely grateful for her ded- as Vice President of VMK League of Dallas and North ication to the agency and the Management and Central Texas is to provide the community. Plans are under- also First Vice President, critical skills and resources way to host a tribute gala and Compliance Manager/CRA of necessary to enable all citizens appreciation dinner for Dr. Countrywide Bank. to secure economic self- Brooks in early 2015 which will "Dr. Brooks has always reliance. The agency builds mark her 25th year." demonstrated a keen intellect bridges of opportunity "As we look to the future, and professionalism," said through programs and servic- we have an exciting opportu- Gwendolyn Jones, Urban es in the areas of employment, nity to positively impact our League Interim President & health, veteran services, hous- community", she said. CEO "She is a problem solver ing, education, technology, "Through the new change in and was the perfect leader to and economic and community leadership, we will meet our take on the many challenges development. (Copies to be challenges and continue to facing the Urban League. attached) provide critical programs and Moving forward, our vision After nearly 25 years of meaningful services that will be to implement sustain- extraordinary service to the enable our participants to ST. JOHN able programs that improve Urban League, Dr. Brooks' his- become productive citizens MISSIONARY access to housing, social serv- toric accomplishments have where they lived and worked." ices, educational training, moved the organization to BAPTIST CHURCH 2600 S. Marsalis Ave •Dallas, TX Rev. Todd M. Atkins, Pastor 75216 •214-375-4876 Oak Cliff resident Sworn In As Dallas CASA Volunteer - Adrianne Jackson of Oak Cliff was recently sworn in as a Dallas CASA volunteer advo- Services cate for abused children by Sunday 11:00 a.m. The Hon. Cheryl Lee Shannon, Sunday School 9:15 a.m. Dallas County Judge, 305th Wed. 12:00 p.m. Bible Study Juvenile District Court. As a Wed 7:00 p.m. Bible Study CASA volunteer Ms. Jackson “Come and Experience God’s will serve as a voice for chil- Love for YOU Each Sunday” dren who have no one else to speak for them. Dallas CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) is a non-profit organization of volunteers appointed by judges to advocate for the best interests of abused and neglected children in the foster care system. CASA trains and supervises volunteers to gath- er critical information and make recommendations that Established in 1980, Dallas CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) is a nonprofit organization of community volunteers who serve as voic- help judges make crucial deci- es for abused and neglected children in court. CASA volunteers are sions about each child's well- trained and supervised to advocate for the best interests of children in being. protective care and to make recommendations that help judges decide "Dallas CASA volunteers are what is best for each child. In 2013, almost 700 volunteers served more than 1,869 abused and neglected Dallas County children to help them everyday heroes who give find safe, permanent homes. Sadly, less than half of the abused and abused and neglected children neglected children in protective care in Dallas have CASA volunteers to powerful voices and better speak for them. To learn more about advocating for abused children, chances of finding safe, perma- call 469.547.9454 or visit dallascasa.org. nent homes where they can thrive," Dallas CASA executive unteer will be with one child or Jackson. director and president, one family of children for as CASA volunteer advocates Kathleen LaValle said. "It's an long as they are under the pro- spend the time necessary to amazing gift to give a child tection of the court and help get to know everyone involved whose only wish is to be safe ensure that the children have in a child's life. The volunteers and loved." safe homes with loving fami- talk to family, teachers, attor- Amidst an overwhelmed lies. neys, caseworkers and doctors child welfare system, a CASA "I have a caring heart and a so they have a full understand- volunteer often is the only passion for Dallas kids. I would ing of the child's situation. constant person during a love to make a difference in Volunteers also help access the frightening and uncertain time the life of a child and help chil- services that these children in a child's life. The CASA vol- dren who are less fortunate need to heal from their abuse. than my own" said Ms.

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Bryant’s catch sends Cowboys over Texans 20-17 in OT game in the series since a stun- the season, breaking a fran- ning loss in Houston in that chise record he shared with franchise's first game in 2002: Emmitt Smith (1995). ROMO MAGIC: In the third Jim Brown (six games in quarter, Romo, who threw for 1958) and O.J. Simpson (five in 324 yards and two touch- 1973 and 1975) are the only downs, had the best test so far other NFL running backs to for his back after surgery last reach that mark. Murray, who December to repair a herniat- had 136 yards on a career-high ed disk. 31 carries, set another fran- He spun to his right as Watt chise record with 670 yards closed in, then threw about as through five games. far as he could with more pres- WITTEN'S MILESTONE: sure coming. Williams had an Jason Witten helped set up easy catch in the end zone Williams' score with a 34-yard when Houston's Kendrick catch to join Tony Gonzalez Lewis fell at the goal line just and Shannon Sharpe as the AP - Dez Bryant turned Tony last 3 minutes of regulation made a juggling catch while answered a 53-yard miss on before the ball arrived. only tight ends with 10,000 Romo's oh-what-the-heck pass Sunday. falling backward to the turf at the final play of regulation that "Certainly it's one for the career yards receiving. He fin- into the play that brushed Romo had earlier escaped a the Houston 31 after the ended his franchise-record ages with Romo," coach Jason ished with 59 yards to put him aside a late-game meltdown sure sack by J.J. Watt to throw Texans punted on the first pos- streak of 30 consecutive field Garrett said. "There's a handful at 10,014. Gonzalez, who from the Dallas Cowboys. a 43-yard touchdown pass to session of the extra period. goals made. of those he's had throughout retired after last season, leads Bryant's spectacular catch Terrance Williams. He wasn't "I was concerned when it The Cowboys (4-1) won their his career, and I think you can all tight ends with 15,127 when Romo had to unload the trying to throw the ball away first got out of there that it was fourth straight game for the add that one to the list." yards. Sharpe had 10,060 from ball to avoid a sack set up Dan on the decisive play to Bryant, going to be way out of first time since 2011 heading MURRAY STILL ROLLING: 1990 to 2003. Witten needs Bailey's 49-yard field goal in but was mostly ducking a blitz- bounds," Cowboys owner Jerry into a trip to Super Bowl cham- NFL rushing leader DeMarco one catch to be the first Dallas overtime, and the Cowboys ing D.J. Swearinger as he let Jones said. "It ought to get a pion Seattle, their only road Murray overcame a first-quar- player with 900 for his career. bounced back to beat the the ball fly. good place in our memories in game in a stretch of six games. ter fumble for the fourth time Houston Texans 20-17 after Bryant leapt as Johnathan Cowboys history." Things to consider after in five games to get his fifth giving up a 10-point lead in the Joseph bumped into him, and Three plays later, Bailey Dallas won a third straight straight 100-yard game to start If you have some sports Advertise with The Dallas Post Tribune information that you would like placed in the Call 214.946.7676 DALLAS POST TRIBUNE Sports Section e-mail us at: [email protected]

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Services Sunday Sunday School/ Children’s Bible Study 9:00 AM Early Morning Worship- 8AM Men’s Focused Bible Study 9:00 AM Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 AM Church School- 9AM Children’s Church School (4th Sunday) 10:30 AM Morning Worship- 10AM Praise in Motion 1:30 PM Word on Wednesday (Bible Study) 7:00 PM Saturday Higher Praise Rehearsal (Saturday) 11:00 AM BY DR. J. ESTER DAVIS

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Cullum Blvd. lead to station that is conveniently From the west (travelling Follow direction of officers •Westbound I-30 (which adjacent to the Parry Ave. east on I-30) directing traffic to enter can take them to SB I-35), entrance of the state fair Take the Dolphin Rd. the park. •Eastbound I-30 or they may take the rail to exit, go left at the light •Northbound US-75 (to the MLK station which is a across the bridge to DRIVING OUTBOUND Richardson, Plano, Allen short walk to the MLK Haskell Ave., go right on LEAVING THE STATE FAIR and McKinney) and to entrance to the state fair. Haskell Ave. to Crosstown Drivers will be directed Woodall Rodgers Frwy. Drivers can also get regu- Expy., go left on Crosstown by police officers as they (which drivers can take to lar traffic updates via radio Expy. to gates accepting leave the fair, we ask driv- get to southbound I-35 as from 1650 AM. traffic into the fair to park. ers to please follow the well as northbound I-35). For those that choose to From the east (travelling officers' directions. If you Southbound I-45 leads to drive to the state fair, they west on I-30) are directed to westbound Loop 12 and I-20 (east and should consider the fol- Take the exit to south- Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. westbound). lowing alternate routes to bound I-45 (Julius Schepps drivers will have access October 9 - 15, 2014 The Dallas Post Tribune Page 8A Bishop Dunne Sophomore Proud of his Sister, "Miss Dallas" Duncanville resident Jose' Brandon Zamorano at St. (Joey) Rodriguez knew he was Luke's Catholic School. He in the wrong place last year. A told me all about Bishop freshman at Duncanville Dunne, and said I'd love it High, he felt like just a num- here," says Joey. So his moth- ber. With nearly 4,000 stu- er and he made an appoint- dents at the school, about ment with counselor Ms. 1,000 per class, it's easy to Jessica Perales, and with his see how he could feel that good grades the transfer was way. And at the end of the easy. year, the school made news Now he gets to enjoy learn- when over 100 students were ing about his faith in theology suspended for violating the class with Ms. Torres, a new dress codes just weeks before teacher this year. "She's graduation. great," he says, adding, "pret- "Every day he'd text me ty much all the teachers here from school and tell me he are." He loves geometry too, wanted to transfer out of with Mr. Schettini, a Notre there," his mother, Elena, Dame graduate with a remembers. "It broke my Master's in Education from heart." the school, "because he "I got good grades. I teaches so clearly, I finally get thought school was pretty it." easy," he says, "but I knew I He also gets that this is the wasn't learning enough. We school where he can excel didn't have the technology and get to the college he we have here at Bishop hopes to attend: West Dunne, and we worked from Virginia University, explain- worksheets in some of my ing, "I just like that college - I classes. It wasn't good." would love to play football for Although he was on the the team." freshman football team, even He's excited to hear that that wasn't much fun. WVU's Athletic Director, Now, as a sophomore, he Oliver Luck, will be the Jose' (Joey) Rodriguez Megan Rodriguez plays on the Falcon junior var- keynote speaker at the win the local beauty contest. "I'd like to be a sports five today. I miss her every faculty are friendly. It's a sity squad as a receiver. In the Bishop Dunne 100 Dinner, "She was really committed agent," he said, "I'm good at day." He knows she's watch- great school." first quarter of the first game and hopes to meet him. to the pageant and had been math, so I could help athletes ing over him out there on the This is a Falcon ready to he played as a Falcon, he Although West Virginia is far working towards it for a long with their contracts." football field, and he plays his work hard in both the class- made a reception. He looks away, he likes to travel. time. She put a lot of effort He likes to help others, and best for her. room and on the football forward to playing on varsity, In November he'll be going into it. I knew she was going understands that sometimes He's also giving his best in field, preparing for his future, and helping the team win to California with his family to to win," he says proudly. Now things don't work out the way the classroom. He used to be getting ready to soar. another 51 - 0 game like they support his older sister he gets to be with her as she one hopes. His younger sister, late every day for school last "They that wait upon the had in their opener. Megan, the reigning Miss competes on a national scale. Regan, was diagnosed with a year, but has turned a corner; Lord will soar on wings like Joey knew some friends Dallas. He'll be escorting her Traveling, meeting new peo- rare childhood cancer, and is now he has no problem get- eagles; they will run and not from St. Luke's Catholic in the nationals as she com- ple, and paying attention to in heaven now. Joey explains ting up and off to school. "I grow weary, they will walk Church who were students at petes for the title of National detail could help him in his that, "She earned her angel want to be here," he says and not grow faint..." Isaiah Bishop Dunne, and they were All American Miss. He said he future career. wings two years ago. She'd be happily. "The students and 40:31 obviously happy. "I met wasn't surprised to see her

Many Inspired at Methodist Charlton Women in Ministry Brunch The annual First Ladies and Fellowship Missionary Baptist Women in Ministry brunch at Church, the audience was Methodist Charlton Medical treated to musical entertain- Center inspired, entertained, ment by national recording and enlightened all in atten- artist Erica Lane. dance. Guest speaker Teri Marilyn Mansfield, author, O'Connor, CFRE, executive certified personality trainer, director of Advancement by and wife of Methodist presi- Design, spoke on "How to Ask dent and CEO Stephen L. for a Million Dollars." Mansfield, PhD, FACHE, O'Connor shared ways to served as mistress of cere- engage constituents in a way monies. that opens the door to major Other participants included gifts for ministries and non- Methodist Vice President profit organizations. Pastoral Care Caesar Rentie Following the welcome by and Christian Women in Methodist Charlton President Media Association founder Jonathan S. Davis, FACHE, and and President Suellen invocation by Cheryl Wesley, Roberts. First Lady of Antioch

CHANCELLOR EMERITUS OF DALLAS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT RELEASES TWO NEW BOOKS

Dr. Wright L. Lassiter, Jr., Chancellor Emeritus of the Dallas County Community College District has released his twelfth and thirteenth books. The 12th book is enti- tled, Precious Memories and chronicles the fifty-five year life that he and his wife, Bessie, enjoyed together. It was written at the request of many individuals who attended the memorial service for Mrs. Lassiter and could serve as a guide book for a successful marriage.

The 13th book - Leadership Reflections: A Leader's Personal Journey - is one of three books on leadership and leadership development by the author. The purpose of the book is to provide a lit- eral "tool box of ideas, sug- gestions, and recommendations" for both aspirants to the level of college president, and as a "ready reference" for those already serving as college presidents.

Those interested in the books of Dr. Lassiter may contact Dr. Wright L. Lassiter, Jr., Chancellor Emeritus of the Dallas County him at 214.378.1593. Community College District