National Religious Training plans school for Negro progress
Dr J E Shepard leads long effort to establish a religious training school for the Black community in the South. a large site near Hayti is secured, and plans envision a campus with buildings soon. leaders from both Black and white communities back the project and a $100,000 target for initial development is mentioned.
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