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Go To College \ Look at Abney High School An Investment Edueation Speeial Programs For The Academically Talented I Won't Do It 500 Times Highlights of the T4th Convention 1955-59 Annual Budget Financial Statement Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary School ... Entered as s_econd class matter May 17, 1945, at the post ol‘flc‘e_at Fort Worth, Texas, under Act of March 3, 2.'\\9. Re-entered at Austin, Texas, October 20, 1953. ... reflect the views of the editors or the policy of the Teachers State Association of Texas. 1191 Navasota Street Austin, Texas S 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS The Editor Speaks Greetings to the Teachers of Texas Iirst NEA Salary School Improvement of Instruction May

Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary School By Thomas E. Gray, Principal Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary School has a program geared to reach its students’ needs. ... Gray, principal of Mary MclLeod Bethune Elementary School, Houston, is a native of Washington County. ... Gray's superior work as teacher and supervisor of schools in Aldine brought high recommendations from the authorities; hence he was recommended and appointed principal of the Mary MclLeod Bethune Elementary School in September, 1958.

MARY McLEOD BETHUNE “She has given her best that others may live a more abundant life” THE BULLETIN OF THE FLORIDA STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION, INC. VOLUME XXXI No. 1 SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER, 1955

Mary MclLeod Bethune, beloved friend of all, who has gone on to even greater heights. Her work on earth will ,4“060'4«&0” remain always as a testimonial to her perseverance and her devotion to her race. Editor s eptember, 19 GILBERT L. ... 32 Editor in order that missing copies may be supplied. The Bulletin welcomes articles and news notices and space will be given as many as possible. Significant news is especially de- sirable. ... Moore, President Bethune-Cookman College Daytona Beach, Florida c . @ Chicago Convention 8 Dr. W. B. Stewart, President Edward Waters College Jacksonville, Florida Dr. G. T.

elected officers of the Mary McLeod Bethune Foun- dation are: Mr. ... # BETHUNE Such is the slogan of the newly- founded MARY McLEOD BETH- UNE FOUNDATION. Brick upon Brick typifies the life of Mary McLeod Bethune. With vision and faith she has builded, with God’s help. ... Upon this College as a base, Mary McLeod Bethune still builds and looks ahead to still greater prog- ress toward freedom and abun- dant living, not only for her own people but for all the world— Brick upon Brick toward world justice and permanent peace

Mary McLeod Bethune, co- founder and former president of Bethune Cookman Col- lege, former president FSTA, Daytona Beach, Florida. Miss Ester Mills, chairman Pri- mary Section of FSTA and teacher at High Springs, Florida. (This list is incomplete. ... University—English Mary A. Britt—B. S.—Fla. A. & M. University—Elem. Ed. Francis Brown—B. S. Fla. A & M University—Elem. Ed. Ereas L. *Patten—B.=S:—Fla. A & M University—Elem. Ed. Fannie Pittman—B. S.—Fla. A & M University—Elem. Ed.

quarter to quarter. : ' Very greatly appreciating this opportunity for service, I am, Yours for Service, (Signed)—Mary McLeod Bethune, . ... They have succeeded in securing the co- operation of many of the strongest men and women engaged in the profession. ... May we not set for ourselves the goal of 5000 members for this year? Would not a membership of 500 from each state be a fair representation?

Mary McLeod Bethune, president, Daytona Nor- S £ 1 e M A AN S 5 S s i e s THE BULLETIN | 7 mal and Industrial Institute, Daytona, Florida; Miss Stevens, London, England; and Mr. Bura Hilbun, state supervisor of Negro Schools, Jackson, Mis- sissipi. ... Mary McLeod Bethune, President—Daytona, Florida. Mr. Clinton J. Calloway, Executive Secretary— Tuskegee Institute, Alabama. Mr. J. S. Jones, Assistant Secretary—Scotlandville, Louisiana. Mr. W. W. Sanders, Registrar—Charleston, West Virginia. Mr. W.

MARY McLEOD BETHUNE President, Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute, Daytona, Florida, and President of the National Association of Teachers in Colored Schools. Mrs. Bethune’s efforts have not been confined to one state nor one section. ... Mary McLeod Bethune, born of slave par- | ents in a three-room log cabin in Maysville, South 'Carolina, has from early childhood, as the ring- leader in childish games, showed signs of an or- sute § eanizer. : g The One of a family of seventeen, she had ... Mary McLeod a scholarship which enabled her to . graduate from Scotia Seminary, Concord, North . Carolina. After completing her work at Scotia, she i studied for two years at Moody Bible School, Chi- . cago.

MARY MCLEOD BETHUNE President . €, J. CALLOWAY Executive Secretary Membership one dollar per year. Bulletin one dollar per year. Membership and Bulletin, one dollar and fifty cents per year. ... It will be necessary to have this. kind of organization in order that we may be able: to find out the peculiar needs and suggest methods. of work which will help to improve the schools.

Physical Education and Athletics Emphasized For further information, write Mary McLeod Bethune, President. B P P e e fl@@@@@@@@@@@@ : R R bR e pedbedbedbd R b b b b A P b A PP 4P| S 3 P P P P P e P P4 3 3 3 The Alcorn A. & M. ... McLeod Hospital and Training School for Nurses (Registered) Offers a wonderful opportunity for the caring of the sick, and the training of nurses.

Bethune. Mrs. Bethune needs no introduc- tion. Almost everybody everywhere knows about Mary McLeod Bethune. Next to Mrs. ... The more difficult the task and the greater the need for your services, the better opportunity you have to prove to your county superintendent and other powers that be the value and usefulness of your job. —.0————— SPEECH INTRODUCING MRS, MARY McLEOD ... BETHUNE* TO THE SOUTHEASTERN FEDERATION OF COLORED WOMEN Ruby E.

Bethune speak, nothing could give me more pleasure than to introduce her to this audience. Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, Honorary Presi- dent of the Southeastern Federation of Colored Women, Ladies and Gentlemen. o ILLITERATES “Dr. A. ... When, a few years ago, a list was made of the fifty most distinguished American Womel; the name of Mary McLeod Bethune was includef1~ j In 1935 she received the Spingarn Medal which 18 . MISSISSIPPI EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL . ... Bethune’s whole story has not been written. I hope that, despite the many demands that are made upon her energy, she will find time to leave to posterity some of the intimate exper- jences connected with her life which exist only in her memory.

“MARY McLEOD BETHUNE” By PHYLLIS COLLINS Eighth Grade English Lamar Elementary School As 1 worked on my research pro- ject for Negro History Week, I dis- covered many contributions made by Negroes in the field of education that were unforgettable. ... Mary McLeod Bethune, who was the first of her parents’ children to be born free, caught my admiration. One thing I admired most about her was her steady determination to bring education to her people. ... Mary Bethune was to be President of the new institution. Large sums of money were left to the building fund by wealthy resi- dents who had been touched by Mrs. Bethune's early struggles to get the school started.

THE BETHUNE CLUB By Calvin C. Blalock The Mary McLeod Bethune Club will have been organized one year in April. A group of Adult teachers in Hinds County and the city of Jack- son under the leadership of Mrs. F. L. Nichols, isrfaltv? ... Wname Mary McLeod Bethune soaal viCe-pl.es?dS chosen. The club has a president, treasurey er}it’ §6CI'eta1'}', assistant secretary, Mitteeg “;C aplain, and reporter. Various com- Were dra;le Selecteq also. ... Mary Winston, Teachers; ss Rachel Clark, Teacher. shicult to dec put finally Albino Scho Fannie Booker, Mary Jenkins an Thornton School, Mi ess Flat School, Mrs. Doris hem School, Mrs. Leonia and Miss Ida M.

It is for this reason that | write to thank the many ATA members who have played a vital role in raising funds to help build the living tribute to Mary McLeod Bethune. ... The Bethune Monument, fo be built on land set aside in Lincoln Park, Washington, D. C. will be a focal point for all of our people, and in fact for all the people in America. ... Because it will also serve as a key cultural and civic center for many of our activities, it is important that we fulfill our financial obligations this year and com- plete construction during 1965.

Herndon Elementary School, Atlanta. 25 Carver Vocational High School Dinner Meeting, Atlanta. 28 Georgia Association of Jeanes Curriculum Directors, Atlanta. 29 Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary School, Atlanta. ... May 2 Conference in New York with Foundation Representative. 9 ATA Commission on Citizenship, New Orleans. New Jersey Organization of Teachers Annual Meeting. (Dr. John W. Davis, Representative). *Contacts by Mr. Matthew H. Dawson.

erect the MARY McLEOD BETHUNE MEMORIAL in Washington, D.C. ... Each card hon- ors the woman who has been rightfully called "the first woman of her race," Mary McLeod Bethune. ... FREE SAMPLE CHRISTMAS CARD KIT Please rush me a FREE Sample Kit of your MARY McLEOD BETHUNE Christmas Cards. if 1 am not pleased with the cards, | understand | may return them postpaid without obligation.

THE MARY McLEOD BETHUNE FOUNDATION AN HISTORICAL SHRINE The late Dr. ... Mary McLeod Bethune incorporated her home in May of 1953 and donated it to the American Public as a place where future generations might come and be inspired by the many, many items of interest that are to be seen on display in the Founda- tion. ... We invite visitors to come in and observe the many exhibits that are on display. By: EDWARD R. RODRIGUEZ, Director Mary McLeod Bethune Foundation, Inc. ATTENTION The next FSTA State Delegate held in Tampa, Florida, March 14-16, 1957.

The grave of the late MARY McLEOD BETHUNE is just to the east of the Auditorium and also near the now-memorial dwelling in which she resided as president of Bethune-Cookman College. ... BETHUNE-COOKMAN College was founded by the gracious and dynamic MARY McLEOD BETHUNE who was the FOURTEENTH (1924) NATCS-ATA president as well as the first of our now-past five lady-presidents. ... Hyde, Business Manager, Bethune-Cookman College, Daytona Beach, Florida. A DR. RICHARD V.

MclLeod Bethune. ... .. 34 PEA Henor Rell. - 2 o0 oo o0 0 s 0 e 39 Advertisers Nassauinithe Bahamas. ==& i Inside front cover Southeasterh Underwriters idmc. - oo w0 0 20 South Carolina Electric & Gas:Compeany:... ... .. 5 Caroling: School Servicerlnciey ... HARPER Treasurer PEA Journal—Published during the months of January, February, March, May, September, October, November and December by the Palmetto Edu- cation Association, 1719 Taylor St., Columbia, S. ... Guidance (Chapter I11).............. 28 Teachers Educational Expenses Held Tax Deductible..... ... 30 Social Studies Convention Stresses Teaching Bill of Rights 31 Teacher Association Celebrates 40th Anniversary............ 33 New York School Named for Mary

New York School Named for Mary MclLeod Bethune A new Public School to be constructed in School District No. 2 in Manhattan will bear the name of Mary Mcleod Bethune. This announcement was made by Dr. ... Bethune made. Mrs. Bethune was born July 10, ]87’5, in Mayes- ville, South Carolina and passed away May 18, 1955 in Daytona Beach, Fiorida. ... It is also expected that the units designed for community use will be planned as related sections so that they may be used independently of the rest of the building after school hours.

Schools Named For Mary McLeod Bethune and Walter F. White Peopje In The News - - =~ What's New-—Books« Worth "Reading ¢Z=iw i "tive i vai e o g o0 Negro! History il Weela = uiomssui s B o 28 29 31 COVER PICTURE: Mr. Frederick L. ... JOURNAL VOLUME 41 JANUARY, 1963 NUMBER 1 Published January, February, March, April, May, September, October and November by THE LOUISIANA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, INC. J. K. ... Mary, Terre- bonne and Vermilion) Mr. Alphonse Jackson, Jr. . 4th District 206 W. 87th St., Shreveport, La. (Parishes of Bienville, Bossier, Caddo, Claiborne, DeSoto, Red River and Webster) MR. W. P. Moore .. ... 5th District P. O.

Schools Named For Mary Mcleod Bethune and Walter F. ... White Two new Public Schools to be con- structed in School Districts No. 12 in Manhattan and No. 42 in Brook- lyn, will bear the names of Mary McLeod Bethune and Walter Fran- cis White, respectively. This an- nouncement was made by Dr. ... Bethune and Walter White made. The Resolution which proposed the name of Bethune contained de- tails of the numerous contributions made by this educational leader.

Schools Named for Mary McLeod Bethune And Walter F. White Two new Public Schools to be con- structed in School Districts No. 12 in Manhattan and No. 42 in Brooklyn, will bear the names of Mary McLeod Bethune and Walter Francis White, respectively. ... sentences now used in many text- books for the beginning reader may be due for a big change. And it couldn’t come soon enough for Ruth G. Strick- land, a professor of education at In- diana University. Dr. ... Bethune and Walter White made. The Resolution which proposed the name of Bethune contained details of the numerous contributions made by this educational leader.

Mary McLeod Bethune, Director, Division of Negro Af- fairs, National Youth Adminisratiotn, 1340 G. Street, N.W.,Washington, D. C. ... Mary McLeod Bethune, Founder and Presi- dent of Bethune-Cookman College, is Director and her Assistant is Dr. Frank Horne, for ten years Dean and Acting Principal of the Fort Valley Nor- mal and Industrial School. ... It is hoped that other counties may catch the spirit and build toward the same goal. Mrs.

Mary McLeod Bethune, Chairman Daytona, Florida ‘W. T. B. Williams, Vice Chairman Tuskegee Institute, Alabama . Montgomery, Alabama Dermott, Arkansas ... Washington, D. C. Selma, Alabama Jackson, Mississippi Ii. ... Gregg Lawrence, Kansas Mary McLeod Bethune Daytona, Florida OFFICERS OF DEPARTMENTS Health Education Chairman—F. Rivers Barnwell, Texas Public Health Association, Fort Worth, Texas. Secretary—Miss Annie Mae Mathis, R. N., Austin, Texas. ... Many of you have seen long years of ser- vice and are now happy because you see the fruition of your efforts. To you the past has been one of unfolding and development. You may confidently look forward to a larger future growth.

Mary McLeod Bethune, President Daytona-Cookman Collegiate Institute, Daytona, Florida. Music by Quartet—‘“Rose in the Bud.” Announcements. Benediction. ... Thursday Night, July 31, 8:30 O’clock New Hope Baptist Church Mary McLeod Bethune, President of the Associa- tion, presiding. Music—“Lift Every Voice and Sing,” Choral Clubs and Choirs. Invocation—Dr. Alexander S. Jackson, Pastor. Address—L. A. ... Williams, Alabama; Mary McLeod Be- thune, Florida; W. A. Robinson, North Carolina; J. A. Gregg, Kansas; Miss C. A. R. Grant, Oklahoma; M. H. Griffin, Alabama; W. H. Holloway, Alabama; J. L. McCrorey, North Carolina; J. S. Jones, Louis- iana; S. P.

I could not have kept faith and succeeded without the unselfish and enthusias- tic support of President Mary McLeod Bethune. ... These campaigns have resulted in advanced enrollment of more than fifteen times as many as last year. ... Many favorable comments were sent us without solicitation expressing gratification and commendation on the part of readers and sub- scribers.

EX-PRESIDENT BETHUNE Mary McLeod Bethune, ex-president of the Na- tional Association of Teachers in Colored Schools, proved herself a presiding genius at our Dallas meeting. ... A body consisting of many school exec- utives of high rank were glad to follow every wish suggested by President Bethune in making the ses- sionr a most helpful one. ... We hope that in subsequent issues we may have space to give fur- ther detailed account of the work done at that splen- did session.

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Mary McLeod Bethune, founder and pres- ldent of Bethune-Cookman College, Daytona ?:361-], Fla., has proved herself She is the sec- e 'lwactfi woman and the twenty-first person to . awarded the coveted Spingarn medal. ... Yes, in spite of the some- times gloomy outlook there are many of whom We may be justly proud. Phillis Wheatly, a black slave girl, because of her extraordinary talents, was able to free her- S? ... Mary MeLeod Bethul® says: “If there is to be any distinction betweel the education of the Negro girl and the Negt? bOY’ it should be that of consideration for If unique responsibility of this girl in the wotl today.

“And Amanda is president of the Mary McLeod Bethune Club and quite a leader in her group. If they think so, too, it doesn’t seem that we can be too far wrong. Now, how about that Sarah?” ... He taught in a college once, and he’s got as many de- grees as Mr. Bibbs. Miss Grady, our English teacher said so, too.” ... exclaimed My- ra McLean. “Dan says a petition ought to be got up asking the Board to reconsider the appointment,” Eva declared.

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Hamilton, Hope C P D C R Mary McLeod Bethune . H. Richards, Wilson W. W. Sanders L. Pinckney Hill . A. Goldstein, Hot Springs W. T. B. Williams F. A. Sumner A. C. Green, Magnolia Revision of Constitution and By-Laws J. M. Smith, McGehee C. J.

Dubois (2) Roland Hayes (3) Hazel Harrison (4) Mary McLeod Bethune. -()-()-(3-()-fl-()-0-0-()-(5-(7-()-0-(I-O-O-(." ... Spaulding. : Mary McLeod Bethume, Roseoe C. Simmons. Robert R. Moton. . Dehart Hubbard. ourth Table: Paul Lawrence Dunbar. Frederick Douglas. Toussaint L’Overture. Mr. Palmer. . Richard Allen. David Allen Paine. Hannibal. . Carter G. Woodson. (1) W. ... The Dinner may be used in part or with all the tables full, according to the amount of his- tory which has been taught. Interesting varia- ‘ tions may be introduced.

MARY McLEOD BETHUNE, President, or PROF. JOHN C. WRIGHT, Vice-President. g’_fl-(’-fl-()-()-()-()-()-()-0-()-()-')- ) S () S ()R () ST )-SR (-G ()G ()G ()-SED () ()-SR ()G ()-SE- )-EED () S ()6 ) -G () S () -G () SN () () ()8 Y .().()-()‘()“O“().O‘(). ... 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

Mary McLeod Bethune, president of The Daytona-Cook- man Collegiate Institute, and the National Asseocia- tion of Colored Women; Superintendent Gibson of Savannah, Georgia, and others. ‘ Telegrams. of regret were re- ceived and read from Clinton J. ... F, France, and later su- i )ervisor of instruction of col- ‘fred troops in France with the MArmy Educational Corps with ‘eadquarters at the Unlversn:v if Beaune, Cote dOr Mr. ... The meetings were held in the auditorium ind class rooms of the Daytona- -Cookman Collegiate nstitute and many of the delegates were housed " |n its spacious dormitories.

The students march directly from the pa- rade grounds to the chapel, where they are re- ceived by the president of the institution, Mary McLeod Bethune. An opening hymn or the “Glo- ria” is sung, and a fervent prayer offered. ... A young woman who wishes may pursue a curriculum rich in cultural and practical values. Advanced piano and correlated subjects may be offered for the degree. ... Such graduates may, when they wish, return to continue study for a degree.

Mary McLeod Bethune, president of Daytona-Cookman College, Daytona, Florida, and president of the National Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs. e i ... 39 THE BULLETIN e e WS SRl e e merchant from Detroit—an author from Albany— a globe-trotter—a school teacher—a plumber, and many, many just ordinary folks, sometimes crack- ers too, who just dropped in out of mere curiosity and perhaps learned for the

MARY McLEOD BETHUDE, President ' ‘Or PROF. JOHN C. WRIGHT, Vice-President ’.. ... School Carpentry Senior High School Tailoring Commercial School Laundering Nurse Training School Automobile Mechanics Normal Training School Coliege A Music Conservatory with facilities for the teaching of: Piano Voice String and Wind Instruments McLeod

Laying of Wreath on Grave of Mary McLeod Bethune 7:00 T M. ... Outing-Courtesy at Bethune-Volusia Beach ATA HEADJUARTERS DELEGATES LOUNGE EXHIBITS Through JOSEPH V.

MARY McLEOD BETHUNE WILL BE PLACED, AT THE CLOSE OF THE INDOOR PROGRAM, BY DR. JOHN W. DAVIS, SENIOR PAST PRESIDENT OF NATCS. II. SUNDAY EVENING, JULY 13, 7:30 P.M. B. Moore Gymnasium Presiding: Dr. J. T. ... Grimes West Virginia: Miss Mura Faibax == o o by Miss Mary L. Williams “The Bouquet” for . Deceased Annual Members by Dr. Lelia Bradby Selection—“Blessings of St. Franelse o0 (o e Bethune-Cookman Summer Choir Dr. William D. ... Vander Waal Selection ____. _ Bethune-Cookman College Cummer Choir Dr. William D. Wheeler, Jr., Director Greetings: (1) In Behalf of Bethune-Cookman College Mr. James E.

Councill Trenholm, Mary L. Williams. | Dr. Robert C. Hatch, Dr. Charles W. Orr. X Florida (2): *Dr. N. B. Young, *Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune. REGION V (8) Georgia (2): #Dr. R. R. Wright, *Dr. John Hope. Delaware (1): #*Dr. R. S. Grosley. ! Dr. ... Mary McLeod Bethune (Florida) THE 12 ATA PRESIDENTS A8 HIODG ol DR. ALPHOSE HENINGBURG (North Carolina) 34,1952 & 1958 - DR. ROBERT C. HATCH (Alabama) 29. 1939 & 1940 ______ DR. CARRINGTON L. DAVIS (Maryland) 35,1954~ a MR. GERARD A. ... MISS MARY L. WILLIAMS (West Virginia) 2 orm o o nit BER e B Ly MRS. LILLIAN R. JOHNSON (Mississippi) : 31. 1941-1944 (3) _____ DR. WALTER N. RIDLEY (Virginia) 871900 o i T MR. ELMER T. HAWKINS (Maryland) ; 32. 1948 & 1949 _____ Dr. John H.

Mary McLeod Bethune (Florida) 15. 1925 *Dr. William W. Sanders (West Virginia) 16. 1926 *Dr. R. S. Grosley (Delaware) 171927 MR. WILLIAM A. ROBINSON (North Carolina) 18. 1928 *Dr. William J. Hale (Tennessee) 19. 1929 DR. JOHN W. ... Mary McLeod Bethune. Georgia (2): *Dr. R. R. Wright, *Dr. John Hope. REGION III (8) No. Carilona (4): *Dr. S. G. Atkins, *Dr. H. L. McCrorey, Mr. W. A. Robinson, Dr. Alphonse Heningburg. So. Carolina (1): Mr. Gerard A. Anderson. Virginia 3): *Dr. W. ... Any article or section of these by-laws may be sus- pended or amended at any annual session by a two-thirds vote of all members present and voting, providing a quorum exists at the time.

Mary McLeod Bethune (Florida) 28. 1928 . DR. ALPHOSE HENINGBURG (North Carolina) 29, 1939 & 1940 . DR. CARRINGTON L. DAVIS (Maryland) 30. 1941-1944 (4) MISS MARY L. WILLIAMS (West Virginia) 31. 1941-1944 (3)....___. DR. WALTER N. ... Mary McLeod Bethune. Georgia (2): *Dr. R. R. Wright, *Dr. John Hope. REGION III (9) No. Carolina (5): #Dr. S. G. Atkins, *Dr. H. L. McCrorey, Mr. W, A, Robinson, Dr. Alphonse Heningburg, Dr. Theodore R. Speigner. So. Carolina (1): Mr. Gerard A. ... Davis, Miss Mary L. Williams. (Illinois, Indiana, Michigan — NONE). REGION V (8) Delaware (1): *Dr. R, S. Grosley. Dr. Mordecai W. Johnson, Dr. G. C. Wilkinson, Dist. of Col. (3): *Dr. Willa G. Burch. Maryland (8). *Dr. Francis M. Wood, Dr. C. L.

Gral'lam ; oit B 100, 200. 9250, 550. cott, Delaware; Mary ,McLeod Bethune, .FIQI‘lda; i | e | B e 25, 20. 15. 60 J. R. E. Lee, Florida; M. Grant Lucas, District of - | P 00. 50. 100. 150: Cf)lumbia; Alfred Lawless, M. ... Sanders Mary McLeod Bethune ‘ u the opinion for the expression which has come from the W. T. B. Williams L. Pinckney Hill } 51 lips of persons present at this twenty-third annual Tu;te@ session that it was the best session ever held. ... James, Mary- " | B 10 10. land. L. J. Rowan, J. E. Johnson, W. W. Blackburn, hese || Eohae 50. 100. 165. 215 W'l H'olmeS‘, Mississippi; VV: H. -Harrison, Ratll: - 2 - Cole, Missouri; W. R.

Mary McLeod Bethune, ex-president of the N. A. T. C. S. and President. of the National Fed- eration of Women’s Clubs, was compelled to be ab- sent on account of conflicting dates of the two an- nual sessions. Mrs. ... Because of lack of space it is not possible to pub- lish in this issue many of the splendid papers and addresses read at the Hot Springs annual session. Some important reports and other data will ap- pear in subsequent issues. ... Bethune gave assurance of her continued interest in the Association and of her growing faith. Messages also came Teachers’ Association of Texas through President William Coleman, and from the Columbian Educa- tional Association through President M.

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Mary McLeod Bethune was 75 yean entertain. ... Harper became Assistant ‘;g‘_" 2 g- 5 _erman 3, February, 1937; (9) “Mary McLeod Bethune—A 1etary for service among Negro Youth of Missis Negro Angel,” a biography, Literary Digest, sippi, September 1, 1941. “'! ... May I call to your atten- adept to regulations and adhere more closely to basic life principles, such as, punctuality, integ- rity, sportsmanship, self control and the broader aspects of social behavior.

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