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Mary McLeod Bethune, Di- Washington, D. C ‘ How . Long et oward H. Long, | Division of Negro Affairs, NYA, Asst. Superintendent of Schools, Harold L. Trigg, \ & ‘ Washington, D. C. Washington, D. C.

To promote the integration and par- ticipation of Negro youth in the program, the Division of Negro Affairs was ereated as an integral part of the National administra- tive office at Washington with Mary McLeod Bethune as its Director with an Assistant ... Mordecai Johnson, of Howard University, and Mary MecLeod Be- thune were appointed members of the National Advisory Committee. ... family incomes caused thousands more to drop out of school, until in May, 1935, some 5,000,000 youth were pILLG OF school and wunemployed, three million of them actually on:relief.

Mary McLeod Bethune, Director, Di- vision of Negro Affairs of i NN The educational achievements of the past, the present viewpoint and the future outlook of the Association both on general and specific phases were brought to the American publie in two

—Miss Mary McLeod Bethune, Principal Daytona Training School and President State Teach- ers’ Association, Daytona, Fla. “THE NOTE-BOOK QUARTERLY is clean and up-to-date, and a magazine that the Race should well feel proud of.”—Martin A. ... Menafee, Treasurer Voorhees Institute, Den- mark, SEE, “The Board of Education has promised co-operation, and will order an exhibit of the Drawing, Manual Training, and Sewing from the colored schools. State Superin- tendent M. ... Scrib- ner, Miss Mary E. Chamberlin, Mr. Augustus F. Shaw. These are annual members at $2.00 each. I am also enclosing, in addition to the above, a check to cover two life-memberships at $10.00 each. One is for Miss F. M.

Courses inelude Kindergarten, Primary, Gram- mar, High, Normal, Vocational. Nurse Training at McLeod Hospital a special- ty. Terms reasonable. Send for Catalog. MARY McLEOD BETHUNE, Principal WALKER BAPTIST INSTITUTE AUGUSTA, GEORGIA G. W.

Mary Mcleod Bethune, Daytona, Fla. Teacher Shortage, How Relieved— (a) Prof. N. C. Newbold, State Agent, Rural Schools, North Carolina. (b) Prof. J. W. Pettus, Department of Education, Oklahoma. Physical Education— (a) Prof. E. B.

Campbell, Ala.; Mary McLeod Bethune, Fla.; H. A. Hunt, Ga.; Bishop J. A. Gregg, Kan.; Charles W. Warfield, Jr., O.; J. S. Clark, La. DR. H. A. HUNT RECEIVES APPOINTMENT UNDER FRA Dr. H. A. ... They give employment to many who other- wise would be on charity and they bring about im- provements that bring our school plants somewhat up to date. In West Virginia, Dr. John W. ... Clerical assistants have been placed in offices; cataloguers have been given positions in libraries, and many of the long needed improvements have been made through CWA projects. These projects have a double purpose.

Mary McLeod Bethune, director, Division of Ne- gro Affairs, was in Florida during the month of Feb. Mr. R. ... The dental hygienist always works with a dentist, but she can take care of so many little thing that the dentist does not have time to do. If we want healthy men and women of tomorrow, we- must start with the boys and girls of today. ... Many teachers thrughout the state have expressed themselves as feeling that dstrict vice presidents should be elected by the people of the district they serve, and in that way each district would have its own orgamzatlon and only one president.

Mary McLeod Bethune, at Lanier High sissippi High School Accrediting Commission are School. She very eloquently plead for the same due in the state office. ... Let us catch for for many years. She traveled right “down D€ SPirit of punctuality and encourage them % our alley.” do likewise, 11. ... While this is not to be belittled, yet the fact remains that many important areas are left untouched because of the lethargy, shortsightedness or hesitancy of people who hold key positions of potential leadership in the community.

Mary McLeod Bethune. 5. ' Fifty-five. 6. Fifty-two. 7. Mileston, Miss. 8. Sixty-two. 9. Approximately 4,008. 10. The Delta. 11. Dr. S. D. Redmond. 12. Bay St. Louis. 13. 5,290, 14. Four hundred. 15. Afro-American Hospital at Yazoo City. a. Dr. L. T. ... The adjacent population i scattered, with homes located between the ridg, at wide intervals along the narrow creek-beds Greasy, Big Laurel, and Little Laurel Creeks, is one of many pockets off the main highway the Southern Highlands where a residue of ... The students report that In many places there is active preparation for re- ceiving them, and aside from their services as “Nurse Aides” with relief for colds, cuts, burns, they have brought friendly conversation and a ontact with the school which had

e 138 MISSISSIPPI EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL and Literary School was recently appointed by Doctor Mary McLeod Bethune, as a National Di- rector of Rural Life, for the Council of Negro Women. ... work and cooperation, despite how worthy our pro- grams may be. ... Ty, An Invitation Saints Industrial and Literary School offers an invitation to all interested Principals, Faculty members, and Students of the entire School Sys- tem in the State of Mississippi to attend its May Day Activities, on May the first, 1942

Washington, Mary McLeod Bethune, Ralph Bunche, Frederick Douglass, Langston Hughes. Our ancestors raised the Pyramids of Egypt above the Nile, and wrought with iron a- long the banks of the Congo while other cultures were still unde- veloped. ... There are many scholarships, government loans, work programs and other tui- tion plans for young people to finance their college educations. 2. Look for new and exciting oc- cupations to explore. ... mathematicians, scien- A Savings Program Designed for the School Teacher FIDELITY UNION LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Fidelity Union Life Bldg., Dallas, Texas tists in research and industry, city planners, foreign language interpre- ters, computers, statisticians and many

It features readings, songs, and poems, as well as words of Negro leaders, including those of Mary McLeod Bethune and Ralph Bunche. “Some of these albums are gems . . . ... In the first place, a more objective appraisal of many animal studies will reveal that highly pertinent inferences can often be made regarding human behavior from results obtained on non-human subjects. ... Types of depen- dent variables may also differ widely, limited of course by the nature of the particular research. While methodology is of paramount importance in experimental psychology, this science also has content.

Mary McLeod Bethune and the N. Y. A, the work of Presi- dent W. J. Hale, and the twenty-fifth anniversary celebration of A. and I State College. Constitutional amend- ments provided for the employment of a full-time field secretary. ... Mary Bethune and pledging the support of the maintenance of the institution. 2. The Committee recommends that for 1937 the retiring president as named by the Constitution be regarded as the person who served as president for 1936-37 (J. H.

Foster, Ass’t Registrar COMMITTEES OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIA- TION OF TEACHERS IN COLORED SCHOOLS Committee on Nominations Mary McLeod Bethune J. E. Johnson "H. L. McCrorey Alma Layton E. L. Morton W. H. A. Howard M. L.

MARY McLEOD BETHUNE, President, or ‘PROF. JOHN C. WRIGHT, Vice-President. ’:‘)-_(_(l-()-()-()-()-()-l)-()‘()‘()“‘ )-EEED )-ERED- () D )-SR () G- ) WEY( 'm’|)“()-()E()-()-()-()Q'.)G()-()( -G () ()G () D ()G () == 06 . ... School Carpentry Senior High School Tailoring Commercial School Laundering Nurse Training School : : Automobile Mechanics Normal Training School College A Music Conservatory with facilities for the teaching of: Piano Voice String and Wind Instruments McLeod

Elementary Naranja Elementary Poinciana Park Elementary Rainbow Park Elementary Silver Oaks Elementary Northwestern High Special Education DESOTO Smith-Brown High DIXIE Oliver High DUVAL Anderson, Douglas High Bethune, Mary McLeod Edward Waters College ... BULLETIN Dupoint Elementary COLUMBIA Fort White Bethlehem New Hope DADE Bethune Elementary Bunche Park Elementary Carver, G. W. Elementary Dunbar Elementary Douglas Elementary Floral Heights Elementary Johnson, J. W. Elementary Lewis, A. L.

Mary McLeod Bethune Dr. Richard V. Moore ‘ President FOR SUMMER SCHOOL AND FALL ANNOUNCEMENTS WRITE: Office of the Registrar Bethune-Cookman College Daytona Beach, Florida ... BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE Daytona Beach, Florida “A Four-Year Class ‘A’ College of Personality and Distinction” Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, the State Department of Education of the State of Florida and the University

Mary McLeod Bethune, Founder-Presi- dent National Council of Negro Women. ... This is the first step on the part of the State Board to have only one salary scale in the State and thus meet the decision of the United States Supreme Court and of many Federal District Courts abolishing differentials in salary schedules of teachers

McLeod Bethune, who from childhood consecrated her life to humble service and today is one of the outstanding characters of the world, no matter what the race, color or creed may be. ... United States at the Court of Liberia; Lucy Laney, who gave her life to the city of Augusta for her people and whose name will live on through years to come because of the lives she touched in Haines Institute, built by her efforts and sacrifices; Mary ... Smith labored for many years in build up the moral and spiritual standards of our people until God called him to his eternal reward. At Albany, Dr. J. W.

THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS IN COLORED SCHOOLS Mary McLeod Bethune, President C. J. Calloway, Executive Eecretary N. B. Young, Chairman, Trustee Board Membership one dollar per year. Bulletin one - dollar per year.

Mary McLeod Bethune, Mrs. Blanche Armwood Beatty, Prof. L. C. Jones, Prof. C. C. Walker, Prof. J. N. Crooms, President Florida Teachers Association, THE DAYTONA NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL . ... Trace may pool their energies and ideals for mutual | racial understanding and respect. That we heartily endorse the work of the interracial committee and _pledge ourselves to support. and spread its program. 2. ... To look to our dress, our speech, our amusements, our friends to the end that we may instruct by ex- ample even more than by brecept and never be guilty consciously or unconsciously of putting a stumbling block or an oceasion for falling in the way of

Hospital and Training School for Nurses 3 (Registered) 3¢ »:4 Offers a wonderful opportunity for the caring of the sick, and the training of nurses. i Physical Education and Athletics Emphasized x 7;4 For further information, write ] = Mary McLeod Bethune ... Industrial Training Featuring for boys: Bricklaying, Carpentry, Tailoring, Agriculture and Laundering. 534 52 Featuring for girls: Sewing, Cooking, Weaving, Laundering, Poultry Raising, Home Gardening and the general activities of the home life. 5 McLeod

Mary McLeod Bethune of the National Youth Administration, Executive Secretary Kathryn G. Heath of the National Association of Deans of Women, Dean William Pickens of the Bond Sales Division of the United States Treasury, Miss Ruth T. ... In addition to Personnel service to Negro Youth while in college, the organization serves as an agency for ex- change of information and methods of dealing with and for the solution of the many difficult problems the Negro Youth is faced with after graduation

Mary McLeod Bethune still serving as the presi- dent. . A subscription membership of $3 from the school to cover a year’s subscription to THE NEGRO HISTORY MAGAZINE (issued monthly) for your school library or for any interested classroom or grade. . ... At least one program which the patrons and adults of the school and community may share. 2. ... The -contribution of WOODSON-MEMORIAL- DOLLAR MEMBERSHIPS by as many adults and classes as possible as a direct contribution to ATA Pres. &)ca/ze 01/3@6%4 Al44e.

Mary McLeod Bethune, president, N"“._ tional Council of Negro Women, stated: ‘Not onl’“j, is the passage of S.181 of great importance, fl. the Negro people, but to Americans generallys a8 “Leslie S. ... She was able to tell a good story because she, like many others, has done a good job in her community. Below are some excerpts taken from the March issue of the Journal of the N.E.A.: I.

A Date To Keep The Teaching of Music Listening McComb Teacher Campaigns for Recording Secretary Bors Mary McLeod Bethune Negro History Week — February 11-17, 1968 Official Organ of the : | February, 1968 Mississippi Teachers Association s bl b :

McLeod Bethune: A symbol of Negro leadership. ... Department of Classroom Teachers The Principal Washington Seminar in the Federal Government McComb Teacher Campaigns for Recording Secretary December 1967 REGULAR FEATURES Candid Kids News Notes Librarians’ Corner Buyer’s Guide Quips & Quotes COVER: Mary ... One of many outstanding Negroes to be honored during Negro History Week - February 11-17, 1968.

The record furthers student understanding by presenting appropri- ate readings, songs, and poems, plus the words of such Negro leaders as Frederick Douglass, Mary McLeod Bethune, Harriet Tubman, George Washington Carver, and Ralph Bunche. 5. ... ‘‘Thus, it may well be true that the study of Afro- American history might play a vital role in the development of a black stu- dent.”’ In his new book, The Negro Pil- grimage in America, Union Theologi- cal Seminary faculty member C. ... education explain reasons for the trend toward teaching Negro history: ‘“We know that students who lack a clear sense of identity or who are confused about their heritage will probably not learn and are ill- equipped for the world of work,’”’ says Mark

Mary McLeod Bethune became a leading member of President Roose- velt’s Black Cabinet. One of seventeen children, she began a Florida college with six students and $1.50; it grew into a million dollar institution. ... Robert Weaver was one of many Negroes in government during the Roosevelt Administration. He came to Washington in 1933 and has remained in government. ... He brought down four enemy planes and on May 17, 1942 was awarded the Navy Cross. The crew of the first helicopter flight to the South Pole, February 4, 1963. During World War II, a picket asks for job equality in ecivilian life. 43

Grant. an indefatigable cham- pion of the religious and educational expansion of his race, Mary McLeod Bethune, of National fame, Carter G. ... Woodson, the country’s greatest historian, and many others too numerous to mention. : In short, then, there should be no difficulty in using the subject of Negro History as a means of Teaching Race Appreciation.

Just, Paul Robeson, Mary McLeod Bethune, Charlotte Hawkins Brown, and countless others, is rewarded by lynching and mob violence. These people are forced to en- dure the inhuman prdea! ... From the very beginning, the people, spirited away from their native Africa by a jug of bad liquor, and brought fo a land not honored by their choice, have made their mark upon the swift-moving process of American civ- ilization. ... To you this may spell democracy and civilization, but to me it is nothing short of hypocracy and bar- barism, The forces which have assumed the lead- ership of public opinion, must strengthen their position by constructive gains in the direction of world

Mary McLeod Bethune, Director, Division of Negro Affairs, NYA, Ambrose Caliver, Senior Specialist in Negroes, U. S. Office of Eduecation, Washington, D. C. the Education of Marketers, New York, N. Y. John W. ... Readers will want to acquire this vol- ume for the importance and significance of the many addresses dealing with a subject which is so vital to every American at the present time. Helping Adults to Learn, edited by John Chancellor.

Mary McLeod Bethune i. Ralph Bunche j. The Rev, Martin Luther King k. Thurgood Marshall l. Robert Weaver m. Robert Kennedy n. Franklin D. Roosevelt 1 6. L History of Communism Word Study a. atheism ). propaganda c. “communist cell” d. proletariat e. ... Place outline in good form where cach member of the group may use it as a reference its study Which will first? group ])l'(‘.\‘(,‘ll( much time will be allotted for cach study? ... The story behind certain symbols of our country 4, Americans who made important contributions to our country's de- velopment The responsibilities of a good cit- ot izen MAY-JUNE, 1962 G. Ve 6. A Dbetter understanding of com- munism 7.