WEDISESUAY, JUlY 3u. Ia75 THE TRiRTTNat. aID
COLLEGE
EDUCATION
HIGH SCHOOL
FAYETTEVILLE -
One landmark building on the
Fayetteville State University
campus is being demolished
because of safety measures.
The Newbold Training School
was completed in 1930 with
sixteen classrooms, six labora-
Newbold
x,yjty practice leaching rooms,
library, auditorium-gymnas-
ium, and a cafeteria. It was
the culmination of long and
patient efforts of Mr. N. C.
Newbold and Dr. E. E. Smith
to obtain the school whereby
students majoring in Element-
Bennett Institutes Home
And Family Life Center
tiREENSBORO Ben- Center will be involved in
net College will establish a publishing material in the area
Home and Family Life Center of Family Life and the Home
to provide experience which for the use of educating fur-
may be utilized in establishing ther students and people seek-
and maintaining strong family ing information for advanced
study.
Receives
WSSU
units. The Center is being
funded under the Advanced
Institutional Development
Program.
“We are very excited about
this project because of what
it can mean to the improve
ment of the black family
unit.” explained Dr. Isaac H.
Miller, president of the worn- Salem State University, has
men’s college.
“A great percentage of
families in this country are
headed by women, especially
in the case of black families.”
ary Education would nave a
laboratory school to apply
the theories and concepts
gained through their college
courses. The school was nam
ed for Mr. N. C. Newbold,
State Director of Negro Edu
cation. Funds were received
from several sources to sup
port the school: The Rosen-
wald Fund, General Educa
tion Board of North Carol
ina, State Appropriations,
City of Fayetteville, Federal
Grants, and community con
tributions.
The Newbold Training
School provided opportuni
ties for thousands of students
and hundreds of future
teachers to gain an education
and effgage in real classroom
experiences during its exist
ence. Several capable adminis
trators and instructors served
at the school and left to make
enviable records in the field
of education and other en
deavors. Many Fayetteville
residents, FSU alumni, form
er students, and friends have
asked what will be located on
the site? Current plans indi
cate that a new Science build
ing might be erected or the
area could be used to enlarge
space for the rapidly devel
oping Early Childhood Edu
cation Program. Whatever is
placed on the site, many
hundreds will continue to
hold fond memories of New-
bold Training School.
s Down
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Newbold Building (FSU Photo by Foust)
Scholarship
WINSTON - SALEM-
Mr. Willard C. Jordan, Direct
or of Student Aid at Winston-
announced that a James G. K.
McClure Educational and De
velopment Fund Scholarship
has been awarded to Sharon
Lamarr Kelly of Asheville,
He cited statistics ga*thered North Carolina. She will enter
from the Census Bureau in WSSU in the fall as a freshman
1973 which concluded' that nursing student,
of 6.6 million families headed The objective of the Col
by females, 35% of tliese are lege Scholarship Program of
headed by black women. the James G.K. McClure Ed-
“As a women’s liberal arts ucational and Development
college with a historically Fund is to aid financially
black clientele, Bennett must deserving and academically
address itself to the ihission promising residents of West-
of providing a sound educa- em North Carolina to enter
tion for women who will be college and to pursue their
able to maintain stronger fam- formal educations beyond
ily units, as well as to equip
women who will prefer a
single’s life.”
The Home and Family
Life Center will sponsor a ser-
high school. In selecting
scholarship recipients, the
Scholarship Committee of the
Fund considers the following
factors: high school record
ies of mini-courses in the areas for both scholarship and lead-
of child-care, consumer eco- ershipj evidence of Christian
nomics, family organization character, financial need, in-
and structure, nutrition for tellectual promise and dem-
health, housing selection, care onstrated ambition. All schol-
and upkeep of the home, arships are conditioned upon
basic clothing for family the awardees doing academic
members, and other special- work acceptable to the Fund
ized areas. and the college.
Seminars and institutes will Ms. Kelly is the daughter
be held under the guidance of Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Kelly,
of family-oriented consultants Jr., of 25 Sassafras Street in
for students and the general Asheville, N.C. She is a re-
community. cent graduate of Asheville
Dr. Miller said that the High School.
CROSSWORD
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title
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23. Desert
phe-
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friend
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letter
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cabbage
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distance
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