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Women Tell School Board To “Speed Up” Integral
Four-Woman Delegation
Threatens Court Action
HENDERSON. Ky,--(AKP) - A;
four-woman delegation b»st week j
told the City School board here ‘
to "spread up"’ integration or be :
faced with court action.
The action by the women came
after th, y derided that public ;
?< hool integration here was going j
too slow. The delegation was com
posed »*•! 'Wdames Martha I
Sh an, spoke:.;,inn: Willie Brown.
Frank O. Johnson and Alien
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>! v. officers w. r John- i
sou, T'cht c '< utne secretary lo
the North Carolina. Vssociatinn
of Vow kmiirrs of America,
checks with new nit'leers follow
ing >he 39th annual convention
hehl t A and T College last
At N, C* College t
Statewide Publications Group Formed
DURHAM Representative'! !
from high echnoie Ihroughout I
North Carolina met at North Caro- ■
Jins College last Saturday and or- i
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The group told tho city
school board that the present
plan ; s a handicap to Negro
children scholastically. They
insisted that the board make a
speed-up decision by its next
meeting or fare court action.
The next meting is June 26.
Last year, the city decided to in
tegrate the first grades and then
move upward as rapidly as pos
week. The officers are from left
to right: Seated Curtis MU
chel!, Supply, first vice presi
dent; Robert Saiteiwhite, Room
er. Secretary and Theodore Cog
gins. Delon, president. Those
standing »r<»: H !VI. Hargrave*.
sociation.
The new group has been ten
tatively named “Campus Echo
Scholastic Regional Press Asso
ciation," and is scheduled to begin
sible. Since then, however,, the ;
! program has not been furthered.
This city last year was the
scene oi a boycott of schools
by white students in protest of
Negroes who were admitted to
Weaverton school.
1 The womens' dch gation told ine ■
' city school board that the Negro I
high school lacked adequate; cour- \
ses in geometry, music, physical •
I education and shop.
Acme, advisee: Isaac Rogers. ,!r..
Enfield, third vice president:
Robert Lancaster, Elm City,
reporter; Raymond Hawkins,
Wake Forest, second vice presi
dent and Douglas Miller. Kings
Mountain, treasurer.
operations in September.
Mrs. Ruth .1 Tillman, assis
tant adviser to The Panther, stu
dent publication at the Person
County High School in Roxboro.
was elected president.
According to Mrs Tillman
the new association is designed
j to encourage more and better
newspapers and yearbooks in
the high schools of North Car
olina and sister states. All
high schools ir> the Carolina*
and Virginia a re eligible for
metfcbership, she said.
According to plans outlined at
the meeting in Durham, the‘Assn- j
ciation will sei up a bureau offer- j
ing critical and other services to I
high school publications.
Immediately projected arc a j
materials and information center :
at North Carolina College and a j
bureau of specialists to assist in i
the establishment of newspapers j
and yearbook? >n high schools The
organizers also made plans for a- I
wards recognizing outstanding i
journalistic acomploishments to he |
given at the Campus Echo Puhli- !
cations Conference in the Spring
of low*
In addition to Mrs. Tillman
other officers elected include:
Mrs M L, Lakin, Hillside
H?h School, Durham, sec re
‘ary; Mr George Thorne.
North Carolina College, treas
urer; and Mrs. Virginia Hart,
and Mr*. Evelyn H Monk,
Robert, l Vann High School
Ahoskie, end Mrs Inez R Ev
ans Central High School.
WhitevlHe. regional directors.
B G Dawson. Ir, English
adviser at Norih Carolina r„|.
lege was elected executive
secretary
A special committee was ap
pointed to draft a constitution
which will he circulated among
the high schools in September, ac
cording to Mrs Tillman
Dr, W. Player
r " Institute
hi K 'nrd 0.
j REKNSBORO Dr, Wills R
Player, president of Bennett. Col
lege will be among ,'lfi college pre
sidents atending the Institute for
College and University Adminis
trators at Harvard University June
18-26.
The institute, directed by Dr.
Robert W, Merry, of Harvard
Graduate School of Businr**
Administration, Is specifics ily
planned for newly-appointed
president* (since June 1. 1054}
arid j* the third to be held.
Sponsored by the Carnegie Cor
poration of New York and the As
sociation of American Colleges, it
will provide the administrators an
opportunity to study, analyr," and i
disetifs problem situations which '
college presidents may face
The awards were mad.? during j
the L»t School’s annual banquet j
held this year at Algonquin Club J
House, ! J
Happy Khmer New Year.
FUTURE PRESS CLUB! R j
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SALISBURY Dr W. J Trent,
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Cnilcce, received an honorary doc
tor of laws degree at Johnson C.
.Smith University during their re
cent. commencement exercises.
The citation described him
as the “architect of a great
Christian College. Nestor a
mong presidents of education
Institutions patriotic defender
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