The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-07-15
MISS HAYNES. LEADING SOCIETY
WDRktR, DEAD.
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the city She was then awarded a
Fellowship offered by Mr.. Julius
Rosenwald In the Chicago School of
Civics and Philanthropy Completing
this course she took up work as Head
Resident Of Wendall Phillips Settle
ment in the Negro district on the
west side in Chicago, a settlement
house affiliated with Hull House.
Here she worked for three years UNI
der the supervision of Miss Jane Nd
dams and Miss s. p. Breckenridge.
The success of her work here came
to the attention of Miss Lillian ID.
Wald and the management of the
Henry St Settlement in this city. and
she was called to be Head Resident
at Lincoln House. a branch OF Henry
St Settlement located on West 6ard
street, New York City.
For the past six years and a half
she built up the work there until Il
was known over the city and in other
cities because of her influence there
in improving the lives of the people
of the neighborhood.
Last May she was called to the
137th St Branch Y M. G. A. as
Secretary of Girls Work. Her plans
were TO begin her new duties, Sept. /.
taking g. summers rest and medical
attention SO as to be in full vigor in
the fall. 1t was with this hope that
she went to Flower Hispital for an
operation. The operation was sue
&C ssful, when within a day or two OF
her leaving the Hospital heart fall
ure came as a sudden shock and she
went to sleep
Since her childhiid she had mani
Tested devout spirit as Christian
making an open confession of Christ
At the age of ten years and joining
the Baptist church with her Mother
at her home town. Later at Fisk she
Joined the Union church. and last May
she transferred her membership from
there to the Grace Congregational
Church. this city. Throughout her
whole life her religion was power
full moving force which led her to be
always and ever thinking and working
to serve others because of the love
she bore for the Christ and for her
neighbors.
DR.. H. w. Proctor, pastor Nazarene
Church, Brooklyn. read
the Twenty-third Psalm, favorite
Psalm of the deceased. The Fisk Quar-
tet sang another selection, and DIT.
IA. C. Garner pastor Grace Congre-
gatlonaI church gave the eulogy.
Tho Community Council Of Columbus
HILL comprising about fifty men and
women of the Columbus Hill District,
sang steal Away to Jesus" placing
garIands upon the body. DR.. Proctor
committed the body for burial, and
several hundred of the audience filed
past for o last view With the re-
ceSSlOual Lne fIuuefal pfOceeolOI paSSSu
out Of the church and returned TO the
Duncan Undertalxers Parlors where
the body lay in state until Monday
morning, at which time interment was
In Woodlawn Cemetery.
Hundreds of friends particularly
Boys and girls from the Columbus
Hiil district. viewed the body at the
parlors, and the floral pieces were
beautiful and many Pieces were from
~: W g. A.; stillman Mothers i,s Club nas;
| or Columbus Hill, Mrs. c. Duncan,
Fisk University Club. Mrs, Helen
Is Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs Florant, Grace
Church Flower Club and c. b. Society,
Mr.. and Mrs. a, p. Smith, Miss Lillian
| IJul friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j.
Erdmann. Miss J. Q. Jenkins, Social
Workers Club, Old Lincoln House
Board, Mrs William Hunton and fami-
lly the boys OF Columbus Hill Mrs.
Leah Robinson and family Miss Hat
tile c. Lewis. The pail bearers were
Drs. M. v. Boute, f. r. Alexander, p.
| S. Jones, Willis n Cummins. Messrs:
! G. r. Mcdowell and Robert Elgy, all
Fisk Alumni.