The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-11-13
PRAIRIE VIEW COLLEGE LOSES
TWO INSTRUCTORS.
Prof. and Mrs. A. d. Ewell Resign
to Accept Places In Atlanta, Ga.

Prairie View, Texas, Nov. 11.-Prai-
RE View College less two to her
Oldest instructors in point of service
in the resignation OF Prof. and Mrs.
A. ID. Ewell, Superintendent CT Steam
Laundry and Hat Making.
For quarter of century Prof.
A. d. Ewell has been connected
with Prairie View State Normal and
throughout these many years many
deserving young men and women
have received much aid and assist
ance in call ming their tuition in this
department Doubtless there is not
city or hamlet throughout Texas
that does not furnish some young
girl or boy that has been aided in
Prairie View through this depart
ment
It is a fact and so stated by Dr.
w. B. Bizzell, President of A. & NJ
College, College Station. Texas, also
Senator s. B. Cowell Chairman of
the Board of Control who visited the
college few days ago that the
Prairie View Normal Steam Laundry
is the best equipped and best man
aged plant Of its kind in America.
Doubtless many a young man and
woman will mourn the loss to the
Institution of these two instructors.
Prof. and Mrs. A. d. Ewell leave
Prairie View and will accept Super
vision of two more large enter
prises in Atlanta, Ca, and Augusta,
Ca. at very handsome and flatter-
ing salary. Prof. A. d. Ewell will
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brother, S. H. Ewell. who is a
laundryman of much renown.
On Tuesday evening Prof and Mrs.
AID. Ewell were entertained by the
Principal. DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Os-
, tclLp 81 tue Principals residence,
after which they were entertained
by DR.. and Mrs. OsborneU andSHRDL
! by DR.. Osborne and his wife with
a most select musical pro-
gram. AT 1880 p. m. the whole fac
ulty and student body with one ac-
cord assembled in the spacious
chapel where most select musical
program was rendered in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Ewell.
The program was in charge of
Mrs. Mary Blount Jones, Dean of
Women: Music College Band; Col
lege Song Audience; Music-Band;
Solo-Miss Ludie Station; Music
Band; Solo--Miss v. c. Darlington;
Introductory Remarks-Prof. W. P.
Terrell; Presentation Speech-Prof.
w. E. Scott; Presentation Speech
Miss Luranda Galloway; Response
Prof. A. d. Ewell; Remarks-Prof.
p. E. Bledsoe. -
After the program was rendered
Prof. p e. Bledsoe called to the
rostrum Prof. w. p. Terrell, Supt.
of Mechanical Department, who in
glowing, terms spoke of the wonder
full preparedness of Prof. A. d. Ewell
and his wife and stressing especially
to the young men and women to be
prepared as they know not when
they will be called TO greater and
higher duties. Following this Prof.
e. w. Scott was called to the rcstrum
and in beautiful way pictured the
career and success of Prof. Ewell
for 20 or more years back. After
which Prof. Scott presented in the
name of the Officers, Teachers and
Instructors of the Mechanical De-
partment. a most beautiful silver
service. Next, the student body as
a whole was represented by Miss
Lurenda Galloway, who presented to
Mr.. and Mrs Eewll two lovely pieces
Of jewellery; a beautiful bar pin en-
graved for Mrs. Ewell and watch
fob. Prof. .Ewell responded with
many thanks for himself and Mrs.
Ewell advising all students to be