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.
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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.
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North Carolina
Moore
Pinehurst
Jackson Hollow
D Pinehurst
E. Dr. Dickinson
North Presbyterian Church
Buffalo
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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.
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Catholic Standard and Times
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