The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-24
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Music, vocal and instrumental, after
the most approved composers.
Modern and classical music taught;
also thorough bass.
As VIC are Il total stranger to the great
be excused for %appendinE the extracts
found below. w. X. JONES,
President and Proprietor.
TESTIMONIALS.
From Hon. John c. Brown, General Solicit
tor Missouri Pacific Railway Company
10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: / beg 10
commend to any OF my irlcnuS VINO
may see this, Prof. w. X. Jones, the
Principal of Martin Female College, of
Pulaski, Tenn, and at the same time to
commend in strong terms the inStitu-
Known Prof. Jones for many years, and
regard him an excellent teacher and a
thorough Christian gentleman. Young
ladies placed under his charge Will be
rs nearly ut home, and surrounded ~
nome Influences next to those Of their
own patcrnal roof. Prof. Jones has an
excellent corps Of teachers OF the highest
character and standing, and n parent
Gun make no mistake in p~atroni2ing the
institution. Very respectfully,
JSu. G. Blown.
Prof. W. II. Webb, ofCullcoliu Institute, says:
~ have long known of Martin Female
College, under the Presidency Of w. Is.
j mes, and | cordially commend it to
ne patronage of my friends. II is well
appointed in every respect. Ihe corps
OF teachers is excellent, and the board
ing department i'll good hands. The
bolrders have Christian home, and the
pupils high, Christian culture, proper
attention being given to the develop
mcnt of the moral, mental and physical.
It is a good place for girls
Pros. f.. ". Webb, ofCulleUIla Institute, says:
= = Martin College employs the
best teachers, and thoroughly honest
work il done. Parents who have daugii-
,ers 20 send from rome to school can
confidently place thcmi in charge OF Prof.
Jones and stall"
Or. O. i. Fitzgerald, Editor Of Nashville
Christian Advocate, says:
..tHrom personal knowledge of Martin
College and its President, w. Il. Jones,
it gives me real pleasure to bear tcStl-
niOhy to the excellence of the school,
and TO his high character as a man and
ability as an educator. under the
| excellent wife, Martin College has tho
atmosphere OF the best Christian home
| and tie scholastic advantages of the
best Christian schools. 1t is worthy the
large and increasing patronage 1t Is
receiving"
| From Hon. Jordan T.. Cravens, X-Membor
of Congress, CliIrksvil.e, Ark: s.
To my friends and Appropriateness: l
take the liberty of saying THAI Prof.. w.
\. Jones. now at the head OF Martin
College, Pulaski, Tennessee, is an cdll-
Gator Of established reputation. Re
Gently, and without solicitation from
Ii quarter, l determined to place
| ,,,,- InrvtI- III fhnf lnStltl1-
ton, and upon visiting Pulaski WAS
well pleased with the school and its
management, and 80 left her in that III
StitutiOn.
There is universal regret here over the
severance of Prot. W. Is. Jones from
| Martin Female College. He was the
best principal ever in charge of this
| school, an evidence of which is the
prosperous condition in which he leaves
it. file has built upa splendid patronage
by his lndefatigable zeal, for which the
friends of tho college are grateful. he
Is an exemplary disciplinarian and has
the good wishes of this people, who
commend him to the citizens of Dallas,
Texas, where he goes to take charge OF
the Female College Of that place. He
left this morning for Dallas Nashville
Prof w, X. Jones, recently of Martin
/ Female College, Of Pulaski, is in the
! city on route to Dallas, Texas mere lie
goes to take charge Of the Female coz
fege at that place. Prof. Jones is known
| TO be one Of the best educators in Ten
nessee. and the State can i'll abort to
lose such Il man.-[Nashville Bann'r
In the removal of w. X. Jones from
| Tennessee to Texas, the fOrmer State
loses and the later gains a most efficient
| and successful educator. His old friends
will follow him with good Wishes
Nashville Advocate.
PULASKI, July 2.-Prof. w. X. Jones
has resigned his position rs principal OF
| lIartin Female College, and VIII leave
in a few days for Dallas, Texas, where
he will make his future home. he has
been principal OF Martin Female College
for five Gears. and in that rin,c sue
ceeded in building it up and making il
one of the first schools in the state.
The school continued to grow ali the
! time under his management, anu the
pcople of the town and cummunity on
tr-afulaoed themselves OIL having the