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McLEOD BETHUNE. ... Normal Training School for Teachers College Preparatory Special Work Offered in Commerce, Music, Domestic Science and Art, Agriculture and Carpentry Athletics Fncouraged for Bovs and Girls Dormitory Facilities Unsurpassed For Information Write, to MARY ... . | BETHUNE-COOKMAN | COLLEGE (Formerly The Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute) DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Located in the Beautiful Halifax Ccunty on the East Coast of Florida.

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 Be- thune. Mrs. Bethune is scheduled to speak at the Parent-Teacher Department Meeting of the L. C. T.

Mary McLeod Bethune. Mrs. Bethune is scheduled to speak at the Parent- Teacher Department Meeting of the L. C. T. A. in Shreveport, Louisiana, Wednesday, November 17 at 8.00 p. m.

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.

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Mary McLeod Bethune, Pres- ident, Bethune-Cookman College, Daytona Beach, Fla. Dean J. H. Johnston, Virginia State College, Petersburg, Va. The next meeting of the Asso- ciation will be held at Tallahassee State A. & M. ... Uniess I teach, unless I guide, unless I inspire, the college, the university may await in vain the footsteps of the youth whose torch shall lead the way to noble living and high endeavor. 1 am the Elementary School. sion really offering anything to the

.; Marian Ander- son, the concert singer; Mary McLeod Bethune, educator and founder of Bethune-Cookman College; Jesse O- wens, Olympic sports hero; Dr.

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

Mary McLeod Bethune club, Burke School, Charleston, S. C., report was given by Paul Edwards. Mary Watkins gave Edgefield County TrainingS chool, Johnston, S. C. report. Remarks of High School clubs in districts were given by Mr. Sandy K. ... The meeting was adjourned by Miss Mary Golightly. Respectfully E. ... Duckett chapter, Benedict College report was given by Miss Ruby Johnson; Educational Club, Allen University, report given by Miss Mary Golightly and Rosamond Alston chapter, S. C. State College, report given by Mr. Arthur Sea- brook.

Mary McLeod Bethune, Dr. C. L.. Harper, Mrs. Mary F. McDavid, George B. Murphy, Mrs. Marie Hill, G. B. Johnson, Mrs. Jessie B. Lawson, Mrs. Susie I. Robertson) members of the ATA Board of Trustees, led by Dr. Miles W.

Mary McCleod Bethune. On to Mexico, she and party were receiv- ed by the mayor of Mexico City in his offices; she also visited the United States Minister’ to Mexico’s office. Mrs. ... The nation’s approximately 25,000 secondary schools are already being invited to nominate candidates for the first scholarships, to be awarded before May 1956. Lounge Chatter: Mrs. ... Ralph Henry (Clara Alex- ander) Jackson whose recent mar- riage was announced shortly after her arrival home ... Mildred Wil- liams of Starkville vacationed in California during the summer . Mrs. Minnie T.

Gregg (Ohio) Mary McLeod Bethune (Florida) William W. Saunders (West Virginia) R. S. Grosley (Delaware) William A. Robinson (North Carolina) William J. Hale (Tennessee) John W, Davis (West Virginia) Mordecai W. Johnson (Dist. of Colum.) ... Alphonse Heningburg (North Carolina) Carrington Davis (Maryland) Carrington Davis (Maryland) e Miss Mary L. Williams (West Virginia) tMiss Mary L. Williams (West Virginia) °Miss Mary L. Williams (West Virginia) ¢Miss Mary L.

Mary McLeod Bethune . William W. Saunders . R. S. Grosley . William A. Robinson . William J. Hale . John W. Davis . Morlecai Johnson Dr. H. C. Trenholm Miss Fannie Williams Dr. Francis W. Wood Dr. J. W. Scott . Garnet C. Wilkinson Dr. Rufus E. ... Carrington Davis Miss Mary L. Williams Miss Mary L. Williams Miss Mary L. Williams Miss Mary L. Williams . Walter N. Ridley . Walter N. Ridley . Walter N. Ridley . John Brodhead . John Brodhead . George W. Gore, Jr. . George W. Gore, Jr. . Robert C.

Js A Gregg (Ohiog 1, 1924 #Dr, Mary Mcleod Bethune (Florida) 15, 1925 ° : #Dr, William W, Sanders (West Virginia) 16, 1926 #Dr, R, S, Grosley (Delaware) 17, 1927 ¥MR.WILLIAM A, ROBINSON (North Carolina) 18, 1928 o - 4Dy, Willlam Je Hale (Tennessee) 20 ... DAVIS (Maryland) 30s 1941~19LL (h; MISS MARY L. WILLIAMS (West Virginia) 31, 1945=19L47 (3 DR. WALTER N RIDIEY (Virginia) - 32 1948 & 1949 #Dr, John H, Brodhead (Pennsylvania) 33, 1950 & 1951 DR, GEORGE W. GORE, JR.

Robert C, Hatch Florida §2 ¢ Dr, N, B, Young, #Drs Mary Mcleod Bethune, Georgia 3): 3Dr, Re R, Wright, *Dr, John Hope, Dr. Rufus Clement REGION IIT (8) | . Os Car, (L): *Dr. ... Ws W, Sanders, Dr.John W4 Davis, Miss Mary L. Williems (Il1linois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, - NCNE) REGION V (8) Delaware (1)s #Dr, Re Ss Groeley Diss of Co (3)1 .Dry Mordecai W, Johnson, Dr. G.C. Wilkinson, #Dr. Willa C. ... Johnson 30th Miss Mary L, Williams 2lst Miss Fannie C, Williams : 31lst- Dr, Walter N, Ridley 22nd Dr, H. Councill Trenholm : 33rd Drs George W Gord, Jr. 25th Dr, Garnet C. Wilkinson 34th Dr, Robert G, Hatch 26th Dr.

Mary McLeod Bethune, Di- rector, Division of Negro Affairs, NYA, Washington, D. C. Ambrose Caliver, Senior Specialist in the Education of Negroes, U. 8. Office of Education, Washington, D. C. John W.

Mary McLeod Bethune, Di- rector, i Division of Negro NYA, i Washington, D. C. Ambrose Caliver, Senior Specialist in the Education of Negroes, U. S. Office of Education, Washington, D. C. | John W. Davis, President, ! West Virginia State College.

February 13 Athletes and Educators: Henry Armstrong, Joe Louis, Jesse Owens, Mary McLeod Bethune, Mrs, S. F. _ Williams, Friday. February 14 Negro Musicians; Marion Anderson, Harry T, Bur- leigh, Nathaniel R, Dett, Roland Hayes, J. ... Negro Health Week Parents and Teachers will have panel discussion on what is being done for the health and well being of all children in community, MAY 1. Accomplishments of the P.T.A. for the year, 2. Reports of all committees. 3.

Murphey, Mary- land; Daniel A. Brooks, Pennsylixania; Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune, Florida; B. F. Hubert, South Carolina; W. H. A, Howard, Florida; J. R. E. Lee, Missouri; Clement Richardson, Missouri; A. S. Jackson, Texas; L. J. Rowan, Mississippi; W.

Mary McLeod Bethune, Director of the N. Y. A. among Negroes, your president was able to write into her reports as chairman of the educational committee the ideals of this organization. ... A. and the Department of Superintendence may attend all meetings of the Department of Superintendence and its various subdivisions without any restric- tion or reservation whatever. ... Region four led the way with its regional con- ference, under the leadership of Vice President Miss Mary Williams, in Cincinnati, Ohio, in April. Region five held its conference also in April in Trenton, N.

Mary McLeod Bethune and has travelled through the state and accom- panied by Mr. R. E. Clay, State Developer of Negro Education. * x X % The Concert Singers of Tennessee A. and 1. ... Roddy Mary E.

DuBois, Mary Church Terrell, Mary McLeod Bethune, A. Philip Randolph, Walter White, the N.A.A.C.P,, Attorney Charles H. Houston, Judge William Hastie, Roy Wil- kins, Attorney Constance Baker Motley, Solicitor General Thur- good Marshall, Dr. ... The dramatic and significant story of the Negro is one of the prime examples of what the strength of this nation is and what it may become as it moves into a new era in human rela- tions.” 33