Rosenwald study on Negro child welfare in North Carolina
Raleigh reports a 326 page Rosenwald funded study issued by the N C Board of Charities and Public Welfare and the State University School of Public Welfare. It covers history institutions law and home and school care for Negro children with county delinquency and neglect counts from 1919 to 1929 led by Mecklenburg Forsyth Buncombe Guilford Wake New Hanover. It cites county totals and notes Halifax figures and notes on fall hat style.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
N. C. Board of Charities and Public Welfare
School of Public Welfare
The
State University
Wiley Britton Sanders
Kate Burr Johnson
W. T. Best
Sanders
Rosenwald Fund
Mecklenburg County
Forsyth
Buncombe
Guilford
Wake
New Hanover
Mecklenburg
Wayne
Pitt
Gaston
Halifax County
Y W A Party at Rosemary Baptist Church Honors Miss Harrell
The Y W A s of Rosemary Baptist Church hosted a Tuesday night gathering at Mrs Pappendick s country home directed by Mrs George Peppendick Miss Agnes Harrell of Red Oak N C was guest of honor Crochet and Anagrams were played on the lawn twenty six members and invited guests attended a deli verous ice cake course A divorce filing noted William H McGuire Milwaukee asked for divorce after quarrel Then Iva Jones Watseka Ill started work as house keeper for her ex husband following her own divorce next day.
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Rosemary Baptist Church
George Peppendick
Pappendick
Agnes Harrell
Red Oak
N. C
Chicago Suspect Charles Levine Confesses Old Theft
Police arrest Chicago man Charles Levine after he confesses to stealing a music box once owned by Abraham Lincoln from Paul DuPont and selling it for two dollars.
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Charles Levine
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Paul DuPont
Recorder Court Regular Session Sees Multiple Guilty Pleas
The August 1 session of Record er's Court heard Mary Ethel Hawkins found not guilty while Mary Williams received a suspended 50 day sentence. Ezra Jordan and Arthur Bor rell were convicted of assault. Copeland Silver and Richardson faced varying outcomes. Several liquor and burglary cases resulted in guilty pleas or continuances with costs or road work sentences. Ruth White visited friends here last week.
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Mary Ethel Hawkins
Mary Williams
Ezra Jordan
Arthur Borrell
James Copeland
Bruce Silver
Joe Lee Richardson
Ceny
Copeland
Silver
Richardson
Rosevelt Richardson
Wylie Pittman
Steven Powell
Wordell Powell
Asault
John Pulley
Henry Williams
Roy Mills
Billy Watson
John Bennett
Wiley Grey Jeffries
Watson
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Mrs. Pappendick
William H. McGuire
Milwaukee
Iva Jones F Watseka
Ill
Recorder’s Court
D. Mack Johnson
Wade H. Dickens
Bessie Keeter
Willam Keeter
Cora Wilson
Tor
Jeffries
Ben Pitchford
Allen Alston, Jr
George Terry
Jack Johnston
Walter Pitchford
Jim Lee
Ruth White
Ewwinatos Ke Tees Cout
Ee Prembers Aera
Mace Smiths Radio Shop
Kelvinator
Peet
Rajah
Whitehouse
IONA
Sunnyfield
Pillsbury
Rajah Sandwich
Pace
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