Dr T E Speed |
The Jimplecute Article December 10, 1904, Image 12 |
Married At the residence of the bride's father Chas Young on Sunday December
4th, 1904, Dr T E Speed and Miss Mabel Young were united in marriage, Elder D B
Hale officiating. |
The Jimplecute Article March 15, 1907, Image 2 |
SCHOOL TRUSTEES Notice- Colored School Patrons of District No 3 Dr T E Speed, Chm. |
The Jimplecute Article August 02, 1907, Image 3 |
The U B F ( col.) and its sisters and juvenile orders of Jefferson held a basket picnic Thursday on picnic grounds to celebrate the 46th anniversary of the U B F. They extended invitations to all lodges and orders in this part of the State to attend and they had a large crowd. In the afternoon they had addresses by the Grand- Master W F Bledsoe of Marshall, Dr T E Speed, M K Crawford of Jefferson after which there was a public installation by the grandmaster. |
The Jimplecute Article September 13, 1907, Image 4 |
Dr T E Speed has returned from Colorado where he went to bring home his wife who spent the summer in Denver. |
Negro Year Book. - Page 370 |
UNITED
BROTHERS OF FRIENDSHIP AND SISTERS OF THE Organized, 1854. Chartered by Legislature of Kentucky, 1861. First chartered regularly constituted Negro society South of the Ohio River. Officers: National Grand Master, Dr. T. E. Speed, Jefferson, Texas. National Grand Secretary, Stephen Ball, Jefferson, Texas. National Knight Commander, H. R. Ferguson, Cincinnati, Ohio. - 1914 |