r negro teachers
Group Ends Year
The Martin County Negro
, Teachers' Association is ending' a
very successful school year.
Through the assistance of Supt.
Uit’ O'. vt ii IrtiiM. itCiwUS
strides have been made in stimu
lating and integrating planned ac
u\'ir\n jar suecessiui teaming.
The association has sponsored a
series of group meetings along the
lines of workshops Demonstra
tions of effective and proved
methods were given. The film
Tips for Teachers", for teaching
cunscioushess and personal evalu
ation was shown.
, v,VQ'\ *r ^ 1 ‘^t(t
». ii»Cion Was host to lilt, aiilluai
North Carolina Northeastern Dis
trict Teachers’ Association. In
\ our \ oh* ;m<! Support for
E. G.
(Andy) Anderson
(fuullrfalr i'or R<r]>n>si>ntnlirr
irnm \Sfirlin ( omilv in thr 1951
l'Vn‘>r(il is::nnt>lv H iU Rndrnnf
/ v ipfu cciuh'd.
Barrymore ami Friends
\ new personality has come to the screen! John Barrvmore, Jr., the
7-year-old son T>f the famous late "Great Profile,” makes his debut
is an actor in the spectacular new Technicolor western drama, "The
sundowners." which starts Wednesday at the Watt: Theatre. Young
Barrymore is shown above, in this scene from the picture, with two
>f his co-stars, Robert Preston and Chill Wills. Not included in this
icene is Robert Sterling who also has a starring role in the film.
J ht1 Sundowners , which thrillingly brings to the screen the story ;
>t a classic Texas ranch war, is an Eagle Lion Films release,
(injunction with this meeting ox
obits of student classroom work
vas displayed.
The Martin County teachers had
'('fore them a recognized author
v of the Southeastern United;
Hates m the field of audio-visual
ids, A II Peeler, principal of J
Price Elementary School,
ireensboro. Through lecture and
emonstration he vividly pointed
ut the various means of "Making
'he Abstract Concrete!"
The group meeting of April 20th
ras confined mainly to reports of,
he eight delegates to the annual
forth Carolina State Teachers’
association which was held in K.i
?igh. Thorough coverage of pro
fess made by the association was
e ported.
The annual field day, sponsored
y the association for the youth of
he county, was held on May 2k
t the local Negro high school. The
ii st place award was won by the
teal school The second place
ward was won by the Hamilton
chool.
Through thi' initiative of the
u per visor, Dr Richard L Weav
t'r of the Resource-Use Education j
<■ Commission of North Carolina,
I lectured and demonstrated to the
teachers and parents on the even
I ing of May 11 at the Wiltiamston
I Negro High School. He forcefully j
brought to the .croup the urgency
of conserving aU resources. He
I also emphasized points which the I
( superintendent of our schools, J
,. C Manning, has consistently
stressed, making full use of things
, at hand, and teaching the youth
[■the need of living for the welfare
I 1 of the community.
The association learned with re
gret the announced retirement of
Mrs Mart' S. Gray, former super
visor and teacher of this unit.
Since 1910 she has conscientiously
I served in educational, civic, and
|- religious capacities,
j The association closes its 1949
, 50 school year pointing with great
, pride to the 100 percent eontribu
, tion made bv this unit to the
, Hammocks lleach Project, an un
dertaking by the teachers of North
,1 Carolina.
Officers for the year were as
follows: President, John M. Slade; j i
| vice president, Odessa McFadden; (
secretary, Indiana T. Whitley; as- j i
I sistant secretary, Irene E Hargett; 1
I treasurer, Cymeru R Fagan, and I i
' parlii\mentarian, W C. Chance : ]
Dm ipg the week ending Decent J
I j her 17, gorth Carolina broiler pro- j I
ducersi received an average price i
^ of 20 cents per pound. During thej
comparable period in 1948, the
average was 36 cents per pound |
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Schedule Finals
In Negro School
The commencement program of
the WiUiamston Colored High
School was announced today hv
Principal E. J. Hayes.
• .ir^pw Pi rr:n, tvrrrrm. :;cir:fr
a reception for beginners for 1950
51 at 1:30 in the afternoon.
At 11:00 o'clock Friday evening
the Grammar (Intermediate)
grade pantomimes, dialogues,
rhythmic and star-dance exercis
es will be given.
Sunday at 2 p. m. the Haccalau
reate sermon will be preached by j <
Rev. J. A Stringfield, minister .
of Kadesh A. M. E. Zion Church.' (
Edenton.
Monday at 11 p. m. the Grammar
Graduation exercises will he held.
Tuesday at I ill) n m., ('lass Day
Exercises are planned by the sen
ior class.
1’here will he two programs on
ww. i r be*!#
Anniversary of Clubs and at 11 in
the evening will he a dramatic tvs
hibition by the senior class in the
from of three one-act plays.
The final hand concert by the
school band under the direction
of C W. Clark '.t ill he presented
at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
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THANK YOU
. . . for your fine response lo our formal
opening Friday. Your allemlanee made our
opening llie sueeess we'd hoped for.
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graduation exercises will fellow
it 8 o'clock that night. Dr. Helen
»■ Edmonds, of the Social Science
lepartment, Durham State Col
ege for Negroes, Durham, will
make the commencement address
The students, faculty and prin
cipal of the school have issued ar
invitation to the public to attemj
the various programs.
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