Newspapers / The future outlook. / Nov. 29, 1941, edition 1 / Page 1
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fVpWiththefim U1 ,. VOU LNO.I : k Negro State Extern i Two High School C Principals In North j ' John W. Mitchell, State And Its. Relation To the Negroes; Should Teach ?$; ?Speaking. before the Negro Hlg i Schools Principals' District meeting ^" held in Rocky Mount, X? Q on Frl {"-'day, November 21,' and in Greensborx f' 0-, Monday, November 24, Job'i jf*. Mitchell, Negro State Agent o |* North Carolina Extension Servlo * ..stressed very emphatically Educatloi Relation to the Economic Llfi j of .Rural Negroes, and in bo doing jiotnted oat how the Co-operative Ex ?,* tension Service, contributes as ah edd r?r catlonal factor - in the . movement tt 'There are many people . In * Nortt | ? Carolina, as well, as In other states i.'^Who are Dot acquainted with the,Ex f -^teosloo Service program, well coougt R^to^repdlte that its. i .work era?bot? f 5 white and "Nearo.'. are reeomlEed hi Federal, State and County go^r. eminent* as educator*?a recognition kvhlch they hare enjoyed since'It* cre. VVatioti under tie sponsorship' of Dr. <Seaman A. Knapp, who .was a form^^er Oollefje President, an , eminent fewWar,';' orator, philosopher," and * Cy maH 'of international distinction. This RjK* ^tlonal^irptnibca k'lng-.wlth > State, and County goferafc'xhenta.'The North Carolina Extension K genrW operates Tout j from' v 'Norfli Carolina , ?|B?a(?-*' polled Raleigh, V North' Carolina; and/ has In Its eme; proyment^ around >four 'hundred * men |> and women wbo serve the people In ; 4he rural communities of the state In i th^ capacity of agricultural and home 'A economics teacher*. Just as lnstrucf? tors of Institution* pf higher learn^'stiff membeni Srith headquarter* at -pQlJege. scattered orer 37 k cfettw' in! North Carolina,\ serring ; . my^race, Mitchell continued.^. ; v '^2 ftjjlpjmMr one might aak: What fa the status of Negroes In agriculture In -v North Carolina? In some Individual pjcaaei N^gro farm families are enjoy.vlnga moch higher standard of .living J^thjujat any perlod of our treedom. Id ^ evepr ^county In]/,North ^Mtt^^ann homes., well - furnished, [> .with bountiful'lawns and ahribbcry. ;*- It la not unusual to see rural Nrjrrtj *> ? ",ih electric current, notoutj la Uie house, but put to.the poultrj .1 / bouses and barns. RecenU# I visited ^ S,^urai homi? wlthmore eleetrlc'ajiv k?.pltanqor than ooe can ordinarily 1lt)4 K 1 n^our' <dty^vdmea; There ^are 'Negri j^fsOT^^^fllSjS^hbare?' handitng^rqa^ c^ocklns:*nvcorn variety' demoostra j'^tloo U Iff. varletles .conducted 'to, dfl &jteJ*mirve the best fvar1?fcy or ^rarteOe ' . /s 's v.- ' . ruRi ?u .ion Agent Addresses Conferences of Negro [Carolina Agent, Stresses Education ) Economic Life of Rural , Farmers To Live At Home ^ ? Bennett Has . , v Annual Hibie a *" *<*i ? . ?v' About 75 Bennett College.' student! a n rose at 4 o'clock Thanksgiving morning to * make the traditional Thanksgiving pilgrimage to the local ' county home, where they gang a sun rise serenade for the aged Inmates, The group, which hiked from . the ' Bennett campus to'the Institution, also carried gifts for the old people, I and visited the wcbmn's ward. * I -i.jluc Mi*e, wnica yt aa annual event |1 at Bennett, waaeoodncted by) the ttn' dent Y. W. O. A. of the'college, .with . MIhs Mary Frances Bagvey. '42; of t Athena, Ga^ aa chairman of arrange: meota. ^he students. were accompa, nled.hy several mecfbera -of.the fac \ ' ' y . /The yearly white breakfast was air bo held., at, Bennett on Thanksgiving I mornixig,^ wlth^'studenta .and. faculty \ attending,'-dressed In .while.* Members of ^ the] Bennett^ Sunday ] School con< ducted the breakfast, -which '.began ; wj1th" prayer by<President*David .D. jonea of the'college,followed 'by1 the ; alnglngof the bymn.V ' . -< ; ... ' , The 1 remainder; of. - the 4 program which waa announced by Mlaa Evelyn Floyd, "42, of Danville, Va-,inqloded a,recitation by Mies Gloria McOot^y, '45, of Charlotte,*/N. O, and I.qietdi on . Thanksgiving',-,by Mlra Annie.GreetiV'42, of Henderson, n? C.i^Cbd^fbUowlnf' quartet. alao sang r .' AtLB^/l^rna Orahanl. '42, of Daytona Beach,?Pla^ Mlw, Margaret Boykiiv '42,n of Rlc]gevvood, N.vJ^ Miss Dt^-Jfurd, '42, of Savanrudi, Qal; and. Mln Lottie McCoy, '42,'of Columbus, Ohfo. . r* ' : ? -* Bennett Orcheresta .To > Give Concert December,6 1 ecntarfo/.^ Oatlln,*' 1n-l structor of rmmlc. at th??;<^>liege'tond ' ' 7 .< - y ". L1' '1 a ' THE, EOI Popular Grad ti H H , I '* |l 5^K|lSiPP^ ranu Mtaa Pearl Beruice Garrett, ;V, tTadusli,: of A. aodTJotlege*. ' Oiil of 1939, an a itedat she ! wu wry active b^a variety of' * ? college activities - anMGf,'which > were: The Choral Society, the Kappa Phi Kappa Defeating So-.. ; detj. the Guma^tM Hooorary./. .'j> Soctet^lram. Vhfili^jwwh^ S? medals for excellence of particW?> . patioo. Other onranixations iverr the Alpha Kappa' AlphaSorority, *. the Register's staff,.Frawh dub and the Y. W. C.A. Frsm 193S-? - 39 she held the eeveted title of ,v* r"MLw A- and T" Miss Garrett's 'major subjects In college were, director of the or cheat ra,?uaooixnced tkU^wei..i Its thlrtj. year of doHoiyn^ent^and^Uv nett ?Iq'c? 1SS8, 1* School' of* Music at Oberlin Qolle*?. 'ciub ' * . r :. * . : '-oar. / w.: ,j m mi ? i i late of A. and T. . . v '.V.-- ' i . T'?' \ ' 'iVi'.ii sv Fflw - H w^m i* n(Umfhlm'at wW?* Wyfe. % Alnu 'malw. R" Dudley.'This'/ V-IMW4 aaiMr abe began week ta-V Vward ? mftster'i degree at the ? i tWvinl^iWy Mldii{U In' the ' f n??4.*' ???$ :?> , tire member, of the United Insti-v? r. tatfamJ. Baptist TttardvVWiiiA <tbe PusMmt; of the? Baptlilffi i Training Union. * memberef SijL' * choir and chairman of the pre- . j grass toouzdttee of the County B 4 T. U. and Sunday School UiriooLV. She lsralso a contributing editor I at the Union' Reformer, official" J publication of the Baptist Church. Key. L. W..West :;???&L'b I A t byinrl*ti churrh^ Chir 1 ottf,' j weekly vesper eerriro at rtennett,college yesterday. His text wait taken from St. Matthew 27.22. . . ;. * i "There ar^ "many Important q? eft -. life,*., said Dr. West. la. part: | [t out* 'otttiiW other hn mi, the Valnes t6 I be smlited by roci^nlxtny Jrkh.1 ?S one OgTT^n^ I ^Atf r r^.F/A. Chapter ! At Brown Summit ' r^The l^.'.F. A.'chapter of Brown ' Summit "for the year of 11M1-42 wan organized during the month of Oc- . , tbber "and has been' doing wonderful V ' c ^york ^nce .th^ttme. ?{ ? ? chapter Vrltl^ the aid of ltpvin-^|w* cV. tnictor'. collected many .useful acta and foods, which on Tliithkaglv-; -'.V; was dlstribated tq the need^'^people of the community.' &Q&&activities which ,the chapter > >, hap on Its program'for the year'and baa-inade plana to carry out are: Bulld'book'shelves for the, library,' , * plant grass on theschool campus, ' Jielp one of Its,members Who plan to ,"7 3. . enter Into the poultry business,, build .-\4\fa poulfry' how*?, gtre sfj^iapel. p^o- /<> . I*j?e4u* U4IH A.IHUl r aad' ^on MlMJINtt ? go', oaf i; hiiu?- go ,'on '&&$$$ tflj^^>V'v'. tbt iW.'ireskr-^ gBSM? 1 if . H T&UqyrwdlliifUmjTlQe .Prudent -,.? , ) >', j . 1 'intJf .<vfca> r*-i' - - ^'-- 'OiK t&*iV<?Av.- ?. .* / '-. ,l.o?orni wat?h; secretary. 3jit^u;- ::?.A f Herman Partrleti/TTrwjrarer ^ -j;y ' < preelaadn ior, ?rt>there niiMt :beiRv'. ? v .jnaai'edocafloci' of the, people In thick y.v . . "'l at^tbeJlnltlaJ ; proKrmm of N*tloo*l 'o,.v/ . Act Week,' at'A, bid T. Odllei,^t&^Wi: ^A^f.'^poci^ci'^abd Jthat "pleaaanttr 'auirprloed"" to, see ^tbJ^{vJjr' splendid work of the. A.-.and'T."Art' department and 'development of , art at the Inatttatioo^ Ha' attributed v ->>? ; the ruccessfal ^Vrork 'of ;Pn*tod~J9ay- - Ifrir :J. good. mn4 Jteaben. &J'&: gradnflt?vlii'art'to the standing {rac^artl^^ax^ILie ^Har^^.jjyf; riorton^T. y I?.*'H Al'th, atidJ^E. ^-Slrains #.-_ -\" ObropbelJ,- Mr. Bortean vfcAld, .'"Nob i"'; - .|Jj d??? art offer the N?*ro the op- /'..' ' portunlty to advance himself socially. \ V;1^:, fin't flnujuBr,/ ' rrot^>OH nton Taylor: Art tor. .'College, in trod need thf^Kjfc ?V, lip ^M 11 lef/(former1 ^art Instructor ? Bennett. ^College?, P?rf Gorleigk, 'onw^^??' rnidyinjf^at >the * TnlvermJty of oofn; Preston Hoy good, of Greens- > cv^ htm.;' Tteuheo BurrelC ;of Port*v/^jrV^ mouth, ya^ ^nd - H.. .CIUiton Taylor,< ll
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