NORTH BADIN, N. C.
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FISHING ON LAKE TALLASSEE
Greensboro, N. C.
I have read the BULLETIN with interest. I commend the
communication to our students, and I shall be very glad to
help you in any way I can. Very cordially yours
JAMES P. DUDLEY
President Negro A. & T. College
Winston-Salem, N. C.
I have read the release referred to in your letter, and I
was especially struck with this sentence: “Only intelligent
and self-respecting workers are employed, and the married
men are given the preference. Colored leaders, in co-opera
tion with the Company, have succeeded in almost eliminating
drunkenness and other vices.” This sentence indicates that
you have a standard which guarantees character in your
employees, and if this standard is maintained I have not
the least doubt that there are great things ahead for BADIN,
both industrially and socially. Yours very sincerely
S. G. ATKINS
Principal The State Normal School
Lexington, N. C.
Indeed I was not aware that there existed such a place
so near by. The early reputation of it was of quite a dif
ferent nature, making the present condition there more note
worthy. Very truly yours
DR. .1. R. HAWKINS
We are very glad indeed to know that Race relations are
so satisfactory in BADIN. Very truly yours
N. N. NEWBALD
State' Agent Rural Schools, State of North Carolina
BADIN SLUGGERS—ONE OF NORTH CAROLINA’S FASTEST NEGRO BASEBALL TEAMS