A U Professor Co editors New College Text
Special from Atlanta Dr Nathaniel P Tillman of Atlanta University is named co editor of the new college text My Life My Country My World published by Prentice Hall. Other editors include Dr Hugh M Gloster of Hampton Institute and Dr W E Farrison of North Carolina College. The anthology aims to build writing and speaking skills through relevant readings, connect students with American heritage, and foster independent thinking.
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Atlanta
Nathaniel P. Tillman
Atlanta University
Prentice- Hall Co
New York
Hugh M. Gloster
Communication Center
Hampton Institute
W. E. Farrison
North Carolina College At
Durham
Radio Schedule Highlights From City Broadcaster
Daily and weekday listings show a dense lineup of music programs, religious talks, cultural hours, and variety shows. Notable entries include Rhythm Ramb Rambles Harlem-Hour Jazz segments, Spanish and Italian hours, and religious programs such as Feaster and Showers of Blessing, with a separate Wednesday through Friday variation featuring Holsum House and Musical Interludes.
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Max
Nicholas
TB Workshop At Daytona May 15-17
A large Negro group is expected to attend the annual conference of the Tuberculosis program in Daytona Beach. The event runs May 15 to 17 with a Friday health education workshop led by Edgar L. Barker and a Friday banquet at Campbell Street School.
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Daytona
Tuberculosis 17
Daytona Beach
Edgar L. Barker
Fort Myers
Campbell Street
Rubye Sanders
Orange County TB Association
Detroit Names First Colored Assistant Principal at Miller High
Harold J. Harrison, 43, appointed assistant principal of Miller high school, announced by the Detroit Board of Education. A 15 year veteran of city schools, he led boys' counseling at Garfield Elementary and Intermediate. A Morehouse College and University of Michigan graduate, Harrison hails from Atlanta and becomes the first colored assistant principal of a Detroit area high school.
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Detroit
ANP
Harold J. Harrison
Miller High School
Detroit Board of Education
Harrison
Garfield
Morehouse College
Atlanta
University of Michigan
NEA Chief Addresses Florida Teachers
Dr. J Cloyd Miller president of the National Education Association spoke at the 59th Florida State Teachers Association convention urging unity among teachers to strengthen leadership in education. He urged membership in local state and national organizations. Moss Kendrix noted that NEA presidents have addressed state Negro teacher associations since 1951 as part of NEA affiliations.
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J. Cloyd Miller
National Education Association
Florida State Teachers Association
Deming
New Mexico
NEA
Florida
Moss H. Kendrix
Dr. Miller
Woman elected to Detroit Presbyterial first for Negro member
At the 33rd annual Detroit Presbyterial meeting held at Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian church, Mrs. Conchita P. Morison was elected recording secretary. She is the first Negro to hold an official post in the body comprising women from 80 Detroit area churches. Morison, Wayne University and University of Pennsylvania graduate, belongs to St. John's Presbyterian church and is married to Howard D. Morison, a Detroit school teacher.
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Detroit
ANP
Detroit Presbyterial Society
Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church
Conchita P. Morison
Detroit Presbyterian
Wayne University
University of Pennsylvania
Morison
St. John’s Presbyterian Church
Membership Tea Honors Mrs Albertha Turner in Miami
The annual Membership Tea of the James E. Scott Association honored Mrs. Albertha Turner, a pioneer Miami citizen, with about 300 guests in attendance. Relatives included two sisters, Rev. Turner officiated the benediction, Mercedes Pinder was pianist, and several community leaders attended, highlighting the agency’s social work.
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James E. Scott Association
Albertha Turner
Miami
Turner
Churehork
PTA
Mesdames Emanuel
Gaines
Rev. Turner
Mercedes Pinder
Board of Social Welfare
Fike
Wintersteen
Charles L. Williams
Booker T. Washington High School
Dixon
Association
James E. Scott
Olive Alexander
Jesca
FAMC Music Festival Attracts 800 High School Musicians
More than 800 high school musicians attend the third annual Florida A and M College Music Festival and Clinic on the campus May 2-4. Highlights include a concert by the A and M Symphonic Band on Friday at 4 pm and a festival concert by participants. Guest clinicians Dr. Harry Robert Wilson of Columbia University and Dr. Ernest Harris of Teachers College Columbia University will lead sessions, drawing on extensive backgrounds in music education and performance.
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Tallahassee
Florida A and M
A and M
Harry Robert Wilson
Columbia University
Wilson
Julliard School of Graduate Music
Ernest Harris
Teachers
Harr
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Catawba College
Julliard School of Music
Teac
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