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Pinehurst Outlook

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Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1901

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A Negro School Work Begun by E H Dickinson Near Pinshurst

Work has started on a new Negro school initiated by E H Dickinson near Pinshurst, with plans to continue progress in stages. The project aims to provide educational facilities in the area and expand local opportunities.

E. H. Dickinson Pinshurst

Negro Education Efforts in North Carolina This Season

Field notes detail efforts to improve colored schooling in Moore County North Carolina with funds from state and county sources. A burned building at Jackson Hollow prompted local volunteers from Pinehurst Berkshire trip to raise about 175 dollars for repairs and equipment. New Linden school opened with A E Brown then Robert L Taylor as teacher amid scarce textbooks and supplies. A plan includes a new teacher residence nearby and a night school. Dickinson family supports, urging uniform texts and clothing donations from readers. The article emphasizes education as the path to advancement for the colored race.

South North Carolina Moore Pinehurst Jackson Hollow D Pinehurst E. Dr. Dickinson North Presbyterian Church Buffalo N. Y Linden A. E. Brown Robert L. ‘Taylor Taylor Dickinson Dayton Academy Carthage Ford W.H. McNeill State Normal School Fayetteville Livingston College Salisbury KE. H. Dickinson Berkshire

A Boy of Promise in School Absence Note

A humorous vignette from the Catholic Standard and Times shows a boy named Johnny defending his father’s handwriting after a teacher notes the resemblance. Johnny quips that he “takes after Pop in everything,” implying a family likeness in writing or behavior.

Johnny Catholic Standard and Times

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