Noted Negro Educator Urges Church Role in Negro Life
Booker T. Washington told a General Conference audience that the negro thrives in country life and suffers in cities. He urged the church to keep the race on the land, improve rural church life, and push for schools and better ministers to aid social and economic advancement. Mrs. J. E. Fox of Joliet credits Dr. King's New Discovery with saving her from typhoid pneumonia and a severe cough.