Teacher, Dallas schools. Wife of Julius A. Dorsey who was a Dallas educator and superintendent of schools (1940-1945). Parents Elisha Conway Meers and Dora Elizabeth Churchill.
"A native of San Angelo, Mrs. Dorsey had been a Dallas resident for 60 years. She was a member of the East Dallas Christian Church, the Women's Division of the Community Chest, Women's Auxiliary of the Dallas Community Hospital, Cornelian Club, District board of the Lighthouses for the Blind, board of the Women's Group of the Dallas Council on World Affairs and the board of the Symphony Orchestra League." (Source: Dallas Morning News, March 6, 1973)
"A native of San Angelo, Mrs. Dorsey had been a Dallas resident for 60 years. She was a member of the East Dallas Christian Church, the Women's Division of the Community Chest, Women's Auxiliary of the Dallas Community Hospital, Cornelian Club, District board of the Lighthouses for the Blind, board of the Women's Group of the Dallas Council on World Affairs and the board of the Symphony Orchestra League." (Source: Dallas Morning News, March 6, 1973)
Teacher, Dallas schools. Wife of Julius A. Dorsey who was a Dallas educator and superintendent of schools (1940-1945). Parents Elisha Conway Meers and Dora Elizabeth Churchill.
"A native of San Angelo, Mrs. Dorsey had been a Dallas resident for 60 years. She was a member of the East Dallas Christian Church, the Women's Division of the Community Chest, Women's Auxiliary of the Dallas Community Hospital, Cornelian Club, District board of the Lighthouses for the Blind, board of the Women's Group of the Dallas Council on World Affairs and the board of the Symphony Orchestra League." (Source: Dallas Morning News, March 6, 1973)
"A native of San Angelo, Mrs. Dorsey had been a Dallas resident for 60 years. She was a member of the East Dallas Christian Church, the Women's Division of the Community Chest, Women's Auxiliary of the Dallas Community Hospital, Cornelian Club, District board of the Lighthouses for the Blind, board of the Women's Group of the Dallas Council on World Affairs and the board of the Symphony Orchestra League." (Source: Dallas Morning News, March 6, 1973)
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