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Book On
Education
One of the largest
amounts of information yet
gathered on the history of
black schools in WinstopSalem
and Forsyth County
will be contained in a new
. book at be published soon.
The book, "Books,
Bricks and Buses -- The
. Story of Education in Fors
syth County," will be
published in connection
with the 100th anniversary
of the organized schools in
Winston-Salem and Forsyth
County.
A committee of 13 has
been at work more than two
years researching the
history and gathering
papers and_ pictures which
will be made a part of the
publication to be printed-by
Hunter Publishing Co.
The book will start with
the development of the
Moravian education tradi'
tion, which became a part
Sgf the early schools here,
and "will carry, through to
today's public and private
schools in the WinstonSalem/Forsyth
County
area.
A part of the book will be
the history of the black
schoois in the city and
county, their traditions and
their teachers. The book
also will cover the integraBlack
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A Handy R<
The 1984 edition of th<
Black Resource Guide wa<
released in Washinton to
day and is fast becoming
the book to have if you ar<
interested in locating blacl
organizations and institu
tions in the U.S. The fac
that all of the presidentia
candidates are subscriber
to the book, attests to it
gaining popularity and im
portance as a refereno
tool.
R. Benjamin Johnson
publisher of the four-yea
old publication, was en
thusiastic as he presente<
the 176-page national direc
tory to an audience o
media representatives at th
National Black Medi
Coalition's headquarters
Johnson, a former Whit
House aide during th
Carter administration, dre\
applause when he said tha
"networking in the nations
black community is essen
tial if we aare to establish
power base to cope wit
policy changes in th
1980's." Johnson note
that in times like these, w
need to know where ou
resources are without ha\
ing to search weeks t
locate them.
"The need for such <
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landlord and
/inston Library recently,
duct the next session on
e "What Are Your Civil
s Parker).
Local
i Printed
tion of the shools here and
the development of schools
in which blacks and whites
share the same goals.
The book, expected to in-,
elude more than 280 pages
of text and pictures, was
written from material provided
by the research committee
and from the school
records and material
published through the
years.
Those serving on the
committee included
Dorothy Blount, Dorothy
Carmichael, Susan Carson,
James Dew, Clara Douglas,
Bill East, Grace Efird, Fred
Huaser, Clarice Parker,
Harriet Parristu Clarence
Sawyer, Jack White and
,Jobn VVoocL - r-** '
If ordered before Feb.
15, the book is $12 plus $1
postage if it is mailed. After
Feb. 15, the cost will be $16 _
plus $1 if mailed. ?Orders
should be sent to
Jean Mahaffey, WinstonSalem/Forsyth
County
Schools, Box 2513,
Winston-Salem, N.C.
27102 or left at the reception
desk at the school, adi
ministrative offices. Only
i prepaid orders are being ac:
cepted. The edition will be
limited.
iree Guide:
eference Tool
i publication is long
> overdue," said Pluria Mar
shall, chairman of the Nal
tional Black Media Coalii
tion.
The glossy covered directory
contains over 2,500
1 listings in over 56
^ catagories. Whether you're
s looking for financial ins
stitutions, national associations,
or public figures, The
e Black Resource Guide can
put you in touch with just a
' flip of a page. Aside from
r highlighting the names, addresses
and phone numbers
^ of is listees, The Black
Resource Guide contains
* / valuable census data, ine
eluding information on
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' specific consumer products.
e It also inlcudes the black
e population breakdown of
v each state and lists the 100
[t cities in America with the
largest black population.
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To order the guide, write
h Black Resource Guide Inc.,
e 501 Oneida Place, N.W.,
d Washington, D.C. 20011.
e The book sells for $20. For
N" those who cannot afford it,
' Johnson is urging in?
dividuals to bring it to the
attention of their local and
i university libraries.
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