The broad ax., 1923-06-09
CHARLES E. STUMP. WHO NEVER
TIRES OF HIS TRAMPING THRU
THE SOUTHLAND, HAD ONE BIG
TIME DOWN IN DALLAS, TEXAS.


some other hot cline. Down on her
knees she asked God to use her for
these unfortunate children. Then
came forth Tuggle Institute with
these organizations behind it and Mrs.
Tuggle the president. The school is
spreading in usefulness. 1t is grow
ing IN size and more friends are rush
ing to It each year. There are chill
dren without parents, children with
parents who would throw them away.
Without money, without clothes Mrs.
Tuggle takes them in and they get
common school education, they get
inspiration to be something in life.
If you have heart and want to help
some worthy girl or boy, get in touch
with Mrs. Tuggle.
When I got in town, I found Prof.
and Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Fannie c.
Blevins awaiting me at the L. & N.
stable. Mr.. Mitchell was driving his
latest Catsrlacizum, and landed me at
the residence of Mrs. Tuggle, who told
me to be at home She was busy as
busy as she could be.
was not there long before had
the pleasure of coming in touch with
Herbert II. Glover, the secretary to
Mrs. Tuggle, and a young man who
IS making himself useful in this world.
He is man who took time to get
prepared. He shook my lily black
hand and assured me that he was glad
to meet me and to see me and to have
me there.
It IS wonderful how these women
work together, and the Grand Lodge
Of Knights 81 Pythias, OF Alabama
are falling in line and they are doing
their part. You can see real service
in this state and among these people.
Mrs. Blevins Is from Chicago now,
but she had her origin right in Ala
bama and she is still serving her peo-
pie. She is secretary and q good one
at that With ali by aches and pains
was there, and / want to here ex-
press to Mrs. Annie M. Malone and
Prof. Aaron E. Malone, Of Poro col
lege, my sincere thanks for the hae
cake they sent me for my birthday.
/ tell you il was fine to get this cake
and 10 convert Il int ma
I viii not be able to tell you ali
about the meeting, but will say that
Il was great meeting, and left there
for another psst Of the wcrid-New
Orleans, La.-and there Twas the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. B. G. Dawson,
Of Sc. James A. III. E church. l
navel how these Baptist feet Of mine
can 60 under Methodist tables. DR..
Dawson is on his way TO the bishopric.
and I want you to know It. He is .
man among men.
Information comes to me Ehat Prof.
Aaron z. Malone was elected uAani-
moOsly by his ELECTORAL college, held
ia Springfield, I'LL, delegate TO general
conference. He is q worthy layman,
and he will render great service in
Louisville next May. suppose you
know that in Order to help to give to
US more efficient doctors, to extend
the life line, Prot. and Mrs. Malone
gave $4,000 to the medical depart
ment Of Howard University.
Now, back to New Orleans. / re-
manned in the house much Of the time,
but had the pleasure of eating some
real gumbo with feelings and crabs
and shrimps, with the PoEches. Mrs.
Porche, Mrs. Mitchell. Miss Ella
Porche and Miss Blanche Porche
make up the family.
Last Saturday morning, in company
with Supreme Chancellor S. w.
Green, Grand Chancellor w. w. An
drews, Of Florida, and one other,
left for this place. Riding all day
long on the Southern Pacific, reach
ing Houston. where / spent 20 min
utes and then on to this place. They
are getting ready to hold the Grand
Lodge here, and these dignataries are
here to visit it. / am the house guest
Of Rev. and Hrs. Z. Arlington VII
son. DR.. Wilson is smiling all over
his face, for on June so, he win en-
bark on one of the White Star Line
steamers for Europe. He Is going 70
Stockholm to a big Baptist conven-
ton. He Is to make a speech over
there. He vii represent the millions
Of Baptists IL America congratu-
late him on his selection. ! win talk
about Il and Dallas and the Grand
Lodge next week.
CHARLES Z. STUMP.