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FUTURE OUTLOOK
Greensboro Negro Newspaper
DIAL 3-1758
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
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5c Per Copy $2.00 Per Year
J. F. JOHNSON
Editor and Publisher
MRS. J. F. JOHNSON
Assistan Publisher .
MISS BEATRICE HERB IN
Bookkeeper and News Reporter
/ BUSINESS OFFICE:
436 East Washington Street
Address all communications to:
THE FUTURE OUTLOOK
436 E. Wasting ton Street
Make all checks payable to
THE FUTURE OUTLOOK
"Entered as second-class matter
April 28. 1843. at the post office
at Greensboro. North Carolina,
under the act of March 3, 1897."
DIRECTORY OF NEGRO
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Following is the directory 61
the Negro division of city school
teachers for the 1949-50 term:
J. A. Tarpley, Supervisor oi
Negro division; Mrs. Eloise L
Penn, Supervisor of Elementary
Music; Mrs. Callie G. Siler, parttime
supervisor of elementary libraries,
and Mrs. Eva H. Miller,
part-time supervisor of elementary
art.
Teachers?Dudley High: J. A,
Tarpley, principal; Miss Lorraine
L. Bobbett, Miss Laura M. Alexander,
Vance H. Chavis, Miss
Geraldine M. Donnell, George W.
Gant, Mrs. Blanche T. Grant,
Mrs. Lillian L. Humphrey, V.
Nelson Maeomson, John W. Sapp,
Miss Dorothy Slade, Mrs. Barbara
J. Wells, Miss Nola J. Westori
lihrarian* TV/TVc r>
Williams, Chester L. Bradley,
Mrs. Nelle A. Coley, Mrs. Naomi
F. Faust, Mrs. Juanita Goldsbor***ough,
Charles A. Grant, Mrs.
Henrietta C. Jeffries, Mrs. Willie
M. McLaughlin, Miss Margaret
A. Simmons, Mrs. Angeline B.
Smith, Miss Alberta R. White,
Mips Arthurretta Gray, secretary;
Mrs. Ruth B. Allen, Franklin
J. Brown, Miss Mildred Colson,
William J. Furcron, W. A.
Goldsborough, Mrs. Anna H.
Skelton, Mrs. Esther H. Jenkins,
Mrs. Willie W. Riddick, Warmoth
T. Gibbsv Miss Fannie L. Washington,
and George A. Rivers.
Jacksonville School; Mrs. G.
D. Woods, principal; Mrs. Loleta
N. Lomax, Mrs. Dorothy J. Logan,
Mip. Helen H. Booker, Mrs.
Pauline W. Tillman, Mrs. Essie
B. Wise, Mrs. Grace G. Brown,
Mrs. Louella E. Crosby, and Mrs.
Margaret Logwood.
Joriesboro School: G. D. Tillman,
principal; Mrs. Mary C.
Douglas, Mrs. Lelia S. Taylor,
Mrs. Sallye Dale Williams, Mrs.
Mamie H. Jones, Mrs. Pauline A.
Donnell, and Mrs. Vivian B.
Peeler.
Charles H. Moore School: Mrs.
Flossie Alston, principal; -Miss
Ida S. Jones, Mrs. Sudie E. Byarm,
Mrs. Sylvia P. Ruff, Mrs.
Cora Hill Bray, and Mrs. Mary
G. Williams.
Terra Cotta School: Mrs. Nannie'G.
Bynum, principal; Mrs.
Marjorie F. Mayfield, and Miss
Portia M. Scarlette.
J. C. Price School: A. H. Peeler,
principal; Mrs. Eva H. Miller!
Mrs. Gladys Hammonds, Miss
Catherine McCullough, Cecil' C.
Miller, Mrs. Hazel P. Oldham,
Mrs. Susie M. Tavlor. S. .Tnsonh
Shaw, Miss R. L. Blackwell, secretary;
Mrs. Laura D. Brown,
Mrs. Carolyn H. Humphrey, Mrs
< . Gertrude McKay, Mrs. Anna B.
.Moore, Miss Margaret Smith,
s i Jighp B. Wilson, Mrs. L. P. FerJ;'guson,
librarian; Mrs. Martha Y.
1 **J?airston, Mrs. Ruby D. Mason,
> Mrs. A. A. Melton, Mrs. Lillian
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i FUTURE OUTLOC
rial ;
nd drive for a Greensboro Day
oy the Metropolitan Council of ,
lake a permanent home for the
nization. They are asking every (
irnal organization to help them
i modern Day Nursery whereby
children where they will bo
ion of trained nurses and teacheady
to make a proper entrance :
i years of age. '
:il of Negro Women are looking ,
e already had child misfortunes
fire, drowned, automobile acci[
others which would not have '
otected and supervised in a day
l for the betterment of the com- !
valid adult who has suffered '
e which has hazarded his whole
:en if the person were properly
the one the Metropolitan CounC
icilities and trained nurses and
the disasters caused by the va- ]
ned, but it will help to redirect j
lis way at an early age through
THE
EDITOl
Have you heard of the building fu
Nursery? It is now being launched 1
Negro Women, who are striving to n
nursery school operated by this orgai
civic, religious, community and frate
in this drive to raise funds to build a
parents will feel free to leave their
properly cared for under the supervis
ers who will see that they are made r
into day school when they become si:
Of course, the Metropolitan Counc
forward to helping parents who havi
from disasters and hazards such as
dents, eating poisoned elements and
happened had they been properly pr
nursery as they are striving to obtair
munity.
Have you ever observed some in
from some misfortune at an early agi
future life which would not have be
supervised in a day nursery such as
cil of Women is striving for?
A proper building with modern fi
teachers will not only help remedy
rious hazards that were recently nar
the child's mind and help him find 1
association with children.
Children are people who are not ab
way without the help of someone w
and adapt them with the proper fai
acquaint himself with the things th:
TSteT life. It is through the proper gi
^ his way as to what type of character
catch a high aim at an early age an
want to be at the age of two or thri
work. It is up to the trained worker
Child to help him reach his esteem i
some through an association have a:
moral character such as a desperado,
shady type of life. I am sure no resoi
their children fall within such a cat
avoid such a mishap is to join in wi
Metropolitan .Council of Negro Worn
' facilities that will enable us to placi
whereby they will be properly super
teem of life and will be able, more li
healthy home and Christian commui
We, the Future Outlook, urge our
butions to the Metropolitan Council
well-equipped nursing school when
cerning this subject.
' Dear Mr. Editor:
I am writing you concerning the a:
ored paper last week about my son's
job. Since he is your own color I wou
Not only does it hurt me, but our race
tries to do something for themselves
hold them up and not scandalize their
completed at A. & T. College; what
jvu uuii v rwiiv/w auu X UUii I Know. 1
Moses? Paige could have been a Mos
a chance to be wise just as much a:
man. I guess he is in England at this v
lish his name like that again, as I an
for you to contact me concerning hin
you didn't know.
Thank you if you would change th
I am yours for success,
Mrs.
Mrs. Elnora Paige
Bennett Star Route
Siler City, North Carolina
Dear Mrs. Paige:
We received your letter of Septen
published in the FUTURE OUTLOO
cerning your son, j. uiemont Paige's
We regret very much to publish tl
editor, it is our duty to enlighten ou
we are in the newspaper business, re
gion.
We will be too glad to retract this
from England and presents us with
article which we published in regard
We trust that you will see our posi
satisfy you and our readers as to the i
f. Yours very truly,
; \ J. F. Joh
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D. Harris, Miss Catherine L. se
Taylor, and Miss J. Wilsonia B?
Butler.:'.'-:.. A1
Washington Street Primary M
School: J. S. Leary, principal; Ki
Mrs. Blondine T. Koontz, Miss M
Neilda Scott, Mrs. >Juanita W. Mi
Adams, Mrs. Dorothea S. Enoch, Et
Mrs. Annie M. Holly, Mrs. Guy- Cc
rene T. Simkins, Mrs. Cornelia T. M
Forney, Mrs. C. W. Whitaker, '
ic lu piuviue ana una xneir own
ho is trained to think for them
:ilities that will enable him to
it he will have to deal with in
uidance that a child soon finds
he will develop. Some children
d they will tell you what they
;e and a professional choice of
s who are to deal with such a
or destiny. On the other hand,
n outlook of a lower type of
thief or indulge in some other
irceful family would like to see
egory and one sure method to
th such an organization as the
en who are seeking for certain
a our children at an early age
vised and reach the highest esiw-abiding
citizens and have a
oity.
readers to make liberal contriof
Negro Women's drive for a
an agent approaches you conBennett
Star Route
Siler City, N. C.
Sept. 5. 1949
rticle you published in the colPh.-D.
I think you did a dirty
Id not advertise it in the paper,
s, when one of our boys or girls
i, ,we as a colored race should
name. You only know what he
he has done at other colleges,
)o you remember the story of
es; it is not impossible. He has I
! any other outstanding young |
writing. Hope you will not pub1
his mother and would rather
i than publish something that
le article in the paper.
Elnora Paige.
Greensboro, N. C.
September 8, 1949.
iber 5 in regard to the article
K, issue of September 3, conPh.
D.
lis article, but as a newspaper
r readers upon the truth since
igardless of race, creed or reliarticle
when your son returns
satisfactory evidence that our
[s to his Ph. D. was incorrect,
tion and we will be too glad to
truth about your son's Ph. D.
nson, Editor and Publisher
of the FUTURE OUTLOOK. |
cretary; Mrs. Grace W. Desrry,
Miss Vivian Hayes, Mrs.
thea W. Baker, Mrs. Bessie
Graham, Miss Manolia A.
rkland, Mrs. Ella M. Smith,
rs. Callie G. Siler, librarian;
rs. Haltie Gore Swaine, Mrs.
hel E. Echols, Mrs. Mamie R.
loper, Mrs. Lucille J. Gregg,
rs. Dorothy L. McCall, and I
I Continued O.i Page Kour>
|K SATURDA
rF.ACHERS COLLEGE AT
ELIZABETH CITY OPENS Ai
SEPTEMBER 12TH W
ELIZABETH CITY, Sept 3?
With more than $500,000 worth f0;
of improved facilities, Elizabeth
City State Teachers College will 22
open its 1949-50 school year here re
on September 12. ch
Big items ready lor this school pr
year are the new Symera Hall ch
girls' dormitory and the physi- 9,
:al education and fine arts build- ?
ing. gjj
The new dormitory will house
about 140 girl students and includes
a lounge, beauty parlor,
and kitchenette. President S. D- ?|
Williams said today he expected 11
a registration for the Pall term
of about 100 men and 400 women.
The college staff consists of 36 Wi
teachers and 37 administrative
ind maintenance personnel. '
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Americanism: Shouting about
individualism and then following
the crowd.
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Y. SEPTEMBER 10, 1949
Mrs. Pearl Barber of Randolph
/enue Extension, and George
. Higgins of the same address,
;re arrested at 8 p. m. Satury,
September 3, on charges of
rnication and adultery.
Higgins and Thelma Lentz of
29 McConnell Road were arsted
at the same time on a
arge of retailing beer without
oper license. Hearings on both
arges were set for September
in Municipal-County Court.
George Carr
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