re: Pearl and the Buffalo Soldier Episode 4 and Part 14
Exerts from Book 4 - My Formative Years 1890 to 1910 - Read some good stuff now
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Pearl and the Buffalo Soldier
Exerts are from Book 4 - My Formative Years 1890 to 1910
Read Some Good Stuff Now - Buy a Book.
Prologue……………………………………………………………
Coleman Family Tree ………..…………………………….…...
Being a Negro in America is Tough. But We Made It ,,,………….
Book 1 - I Came Here in a Whisper: I Was Born –1873,,,,………
Book 2 - The PERILS of Growing Up Black in 19th Century America
Book 3 - Life in Washington, D.C. – 1909…………………
Book 4 - My Formative Years 1890 -1910………………………..…
Book 5 - High Society in 20th Century Washington, D.C, 1908……
Book 6- Educating Washington D.C. Negroes – 1912………………
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Book 7 - I Was a Flapper in Georgetown - 1912……………….……
Book 8 - The Buffalo Soldier – 1917………………………………
Book 9 -“Top Coleman” – 1918……….……………………
Me, Going to College? Part 14
When I got off of the trolley at Georgia Avenue and Florida Avenue, I walked the rest of the way past Miners Teacher College dormitory to my classes at Howard University.
Next to Howard University was Miners Teacher College, a colored teachers' college where colored women attend to become teachers and to get their degrees.
I had often dreamed of being a schoolteacher, but I decided to stick with the Scribers offer because I was assured of a good job after I graduated.
I also knew that as the Scribers got older and with no children, they may consider me to run their businesses.
On Sundays, I would take the day off but be right back up on Georgia Avenue to go to the Howard Theater to see the latest chitterling circuit musicians and troubadour bands.
Next Sunday @ 3 AM - Part 15
Me, Going to College?
They would come through town from playing shows in the big cities of New York and Chicago. I had a ball there and I tried to see every group that played at the Howard Theatre.