Th
m r ant in the all it If
community rvi d by thi
ni r nter are don ting item of
m r h ndi hi h be on publi displ y
ithin the cified court re
n b th d y. Bid m y be bmitted
until 5:00 pm. turd y th 25th
PI tt id.
by mbe of t
turday t the
Rando ph
io •
11 pr eed of this silent uction will
go to help fmance the continued opera­
tion of thi ni r center.
There ill be veral drawing for
free d r prize on both days at pre­
announced time hich ill be po ted
t the 1 cation of thi silent auction,
ac rding to PI tt.
Included amo th item offered
on thi ction ill b vera! hand
m de bed quilt m de by the 1 i
ho wor within the nior center
I ted t 53 all Str t in Benton
H rbor.
fort
hoi h rt d suppo'rt you h
to Bendix Unity 0 y progr m. It
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be only mentioned and
passed.
.H. Council, of or­
mal t Alabama, has been
doin at his school a good
d rear or along the
same lines as Tu e ee.
. R. right, of the State
Colle e of Georgia,
.. e'se a-risin" right, ..
he is called, and by his
own life and or for his
people he has made true
the boyish prophecy hich
in the old days inspired
Whittier'S poem. Three
decades go this as his
mes ge from the lowly
South, "Tell 'em e'se
a-risin' " and by thought,
by ord, by deed, he ha
been "Tellin' 'em 0" e er
ince. The old Southern
school has melted into th
misty shades of an
unregretted past. A new
eneration, ne issues,
new condition, ha e
replaced the old, but the
boy ho ent that message
from the heart of the
Southland to the orth'
heart .of hearts ha ri en,
and a martyred Pre idem
did not blu h to call him
friend.
So much of the egro'
time has been iven to the
rna ing of teachers that it
i di fficult to stop hen
one has begun
enumerating some of
tho e ho have stood out
m
of this community snd s I part of th
ndlx f mily
th n on
hundr
communiti
.
th
US
nd C n d
h
B ndix is locat
0
mor
In
,
th t th
ndix Corpor tion, is united in its
fforts to pr
rv
cor-
f
I th t th
ndix Corpor tion is on
of A
ri
'5 mo
sful corpor
.
succ
Ion
-
Jor contributor to th
y t IIty
nd
cOnomie h
I II of
II th
. .
in
hie
do
communi I
more than u uall
forceful. For my part,
there are t 0 more hom
I cannot pass over. ell),
Miller, of Ho ard Univer­
sity, ashington, D.C., is
another instructor far
above the a erage. He is a
mathematician and a
thinker. The orld has
long been convinced of
hat the colored man
could do in music and in •
orator , but it has al ays
. been s eptical, hen he i
to be considered as a stu­
dent of any e act science.
Miller, in his 0 'n person.
has settled all that. He
finished at Johns Hop ins
here they ill remem ber
him. He is not only a
teacher but an author ho
rites ith authority upon
his chosen themes,
hether he is al rays
known as a egro riter
or not. He is endo ed
ith an accurate,
analytical mind, and the
most engagin blac ness
for hich some of u
thank God. because there
can be no argument as to
the source of hi mental
po ers.
Questions for Reflection:
J) 'It does Dunbar
call Smalls and
Washington "represen­
tative egroes H?
1) hat traits oj
character does Dunbar SQy
�xplain the SIIc� oj
11t� two men?
J) List som other
"r�presenIQt;� 'egroe:"
I lit Dllllbtlr mentions ill
, .
LA
s hu
SUCOISS!
can
proud of bo h.
St. Joseph, Michigan