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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, President of the National Association of Colored Teachers.'*? On April 16-18, 1925, the GTEA met in Macon, with C. G. Wiley, President. Mrs. ... After many stormy sessions and unrewarding experiences, the committee finally agreed to take part of the name of each existing organi- zation and give it to the new-born institution. ... The Second Annual Meeting of the GTEA was held May 1-4, 1924, in Savannah in the basement of St. Phillip’s Church. It was held along with the P.T.A. A large crowd was attracted.’*® Jesse O.

A., 28 Benjamin, Jessie, 62 Bethune, Mary McLeod, 29 Bill, Elder Carswell, 11 Bond, Horace M., 112 Bowen, J. W. E., 22, 28 Bradley, Aaron, 5 Brown, Aaron, 113, 129-130 Brown, Joseph E., 23 Brown, J.

Bryant, Principal Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary School, Thomas E. Gray, Principal Phyllis Wheatley High School, Wil- liam Moore, Principal Pleasantville Elementary School, Wil- lie C. Brandon, Mrs., Principal Richard Brock Elementary School, Mrs. ... Hendricks, Principal BELLVILLE: Austin County Schools: Mary Bethune School, Mrs. Gertie Shepherd, Principal Grant Elementary, Miss S. J. Diggs, Principal J. 0. Williams, Mr. Percy W. Hewett, Principal Kenny Elementary, Mrs. C. M. ... Ivan White, Principal Kelly, Rosenwald, Jonesville (Mar- shall Consolidated Schools), Mrs. Frances P. Wallace, Principal M. W. Dogan Elementary School, P. T. Young, Principal MESQUITE: George Washington Carver School, W. 0.

McLeod Bethune, President — ”().().I).‘).' ... Normal Training School for Teachers College Preparatory Special Work Offered in Commerce, Music, Domestic Science and Art, Agriculture and Carpentry Athletics Encouraged for Boys and Girls sy Dormitory Facilities Unsurpassed For Information, Write to Mary ... THE BULLETIN on BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE (Formerly The Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute) DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Located in the Beautiful Halifax Country on the East Coast of Florida.

McLEOD BETHUNE, President G T - - MARY ... LEE, President (0% S -0 D 0 4 ) E ) E () TED-) ) ) T-0 AD 2 k3 - - e - (- (O e % BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE (Formerly The Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute) DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Located in the Beautiful Halifax County on the East Coast of Florida

Fall Term Begins September Sth, 1926. g | | For Information, 2| i WRITE TO _ P | ar CL.€0 einuimne resiaen T | 2 Mary McLeod Bethune, President 18 i : i - 1 .:.)-0.0.()-()-!) ... BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE g | (Formerly Daytona N. and I. Institute) : DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA | Located in the beautiful Halifax East Coast Country.

Courses include Kindergarten, Primary, Gram- mar, High, Normal, Voeational. 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 Mcl.eod Bethune down in Florida goes on from one good success to another. At the recent meeting of the Florida State Teachers' Association in Jacksonville, she was elected as president of the As- sociation for the year 1920. ... Bethune is a worker. She is a loyal member, and an active one, too, of the N. A. T. C. S. Dr. W. D. ... We hope we may have—we ought to have—a large at- tendance from every State where there are people—white people or colored people—who are working in colored schools. : Step by step, Mrs.

Courses include 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, Principal TUSKEGEE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE Offers unusual opportunities to earnest, ambitious young men and women. Academie, Industrial, Agricultural, Teacher Training. Write for Catalogue ROBERT R. ... Courses include Kindergarten, Primary, Gram- mar, High, Normal, Vocational. Nurse Training at McLeod Hospital a special- ty. Terms reasonable. Send for Catalog.

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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.

Courses include 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, President, or ‘PROF. JOHN C. ... School ‘ Carpentry Senior High School 2 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

Mary McLeod Bethune.. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. S. G. Atkins, Chairman, Winston-Salem, N. C. W. T. B. Williams, Vice-Chairman, Tuskegee Institute, Ala. H. S. Barnwell, Florida; F. A, Sfimner, Alabama; E. A. Chisholm, Georgia; R. W.

Mary Mclieod Bethune paid $1.00 each additional, although all of them are Life-members. ... Mary Evans, Norway, S. C. G. W. Howard, Georgetown 5 @ @./G Butler, Barnwell St 6 Miss Julia M. Wflhams Columbia, South Carolina. : ‘R. B. Brogden, Columbia, =0 Miss Daisy R. Corbett, Bowman, S. C. W. A. Battle, Okolona, Miss. ‘S. H. ... Mary E. Howe, Florence, S. C. Miss Eunice Harper, Newberry, S. C. Miss Anna Collier, Marion, S. C. Miss Inez Anderson, Georgetown, South (Carolina. Miss Ellen E. Harvin, Manning, S. C. Miss Sarah B. Henderson, Columbia, South Carolina. J. L.

Mary Mclieod Bethune, Florida. S. G. Atkins, North Carolina. Silas X. Floyd, Georgia. N. B. Young, Florida. - J. H. Hill, West Virginia. Miss Julia A. Young, Takoma, D. C. Byrd Prillerman, West Virginia. ‘W. T. Holmes, Mississippi. B. W.

Courses include Kindergarten, Primary, Gram- mar, High, Normal, Voecational. 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, Presi- dent-Emeritus of Bethune-Cook-" man College, and president of National Council of Negro Wo- men. i < Dr. William W. Sanders, Municipal Service, Charleston, West Vir- gomery, Ala. *Dr. Francis M. Wood (Maryland). *Dr. ... .18 THE BULLETIN . e Looking Forward to the 1947 Convention Continued from page 17 of the number of meetings in each state and city may have reference value: / Year 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1916 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921

Mary McLeod Bethune, President Bethune-Cookman College, Daytona Beach, Fla. Musie. Introduction of the President of the Association. Address—Dr. Wm. John Cooper, U. S. Commissioner of Education, Washington, D. C.

Mary McLeod Bethune, Bethune-Cookman College, Daytona Beach, Fla. John Hope, Morehouse College, Atlanta, Ga. L. J. Rowan, Alcorn A. & M. College, Alcorn, Miss. N. B. Young, Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Mo. Bishop J. E.

Mary McLeod Bethune, Presidemt of Bethune Cookman College; National director of N. Y. A. for Negroes. Introduced by Mr. T. E. Brown, Ass't, N. Y. A. Director in Kentucky 10:00 P. M. Music—Lincoln Institute Chorus, directed by Mrs.

Mary McLeod Bethune, Bethune- Cookman College, and discussed: “The Contribution of Colleges and Professional Schools;” Dean Russell A. Dixon, Howard University, Washington, D. C. dis- cusses: “Professional Schools.” President F. D.

Mary McLeod Bethune was elected president. C. J. Calloway was elected as secretary. The 1924 meeting went to Dallas, Texas, with Mrs. Bethune presiding and at which place the now Exec- utive Secretary, William W. Sanders was elected president.

Mary McLeod Bethune were certified as accredited delegates to the Educational Conference to be held in Mexico City in August. ... Thompson, Hilltop; Nettie Wingfield, Vivian; Mary Scott Young, Kimball. THIRTY-SECOND ANNUAL MEETING N. A. 2 C S, (Continued from Page Five) structed to pay the Jarrett Printing Company $129.00 on printing account). 3. ... this Association are hereby authorized and instructed to immediately make a campaign for life memberships at $30.09 each, to be paid in installments; provided that any persons electing to pay the whole of his life membership prior to January 1st, 1936, may

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Mary MclLeod Bethune. STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Charleston November 24, 1928. I certainly appreciate the kind words you said about me in the recent issue of the Bulletin. ... We are anxious to have on our shelves for preservation a complete file of The Bulletin, and shall greatly appreciate any courtesy you may ex- tend to us. E. H.

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