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Adella Mayze of St. Paul ~and

Chiglrus,) 17:30 a.m., and
her clothes each
~mad dash~ for the bus, and
eat her lunch enroute, in order
to, make her. 42:00. p.m. kinderen. elass. at Roosevelt School |*
which was on the other. side of
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- Mirs.~Siifth~ ~testified-that ~Mrs.~
~Wilson was transferred to a Ist

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Contestants

Mrs. Evelyn Lois Green

Miss Joyce Fykes

Mrs. Smith only saw the drab bay Scrap thee wae ciel

her breath and tidy up her /ap
rec mended a third year of pro
and unattractive room,. dusty é:
window. Sills, wn * shades snd sate age a Jat me
the cluttered desk. of hastily de- Mrs, ~Wilson Bey pf 7 |
posited materials as Mrs.-Wils6m) oye Mrs. Wilsbh~s and
must ~have ~attempted ~to ~catel'| weaknesses asa teacher. They

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soap uinasee d naa ~pearance before the ~troupe of ~Wilson. | She received many lovely:,

_ Miss Gindy ~Franklin youngsters ~came. storming into) ~She further-testified that Mrs.| Some of the guest were:.Mrs. Florence Wheaton, EneEPR ee a to 7 a ~eq| Wilson was ~again assigned to}gen Fleming, Mrs. Ora Lee Kirkland, Mrs. Jeanette Harris,
Be sure to attend this program. Apparently Mrs. Smith'was- used | no. ovelt SUNOOF for the ~shoot Vivian Lowe, Mrs. ~Susie Drape, Miss Martha Barrett,
i ee a mane ~year of 1958-50 and in her opinion] ~Mrs. Edit Mae Cooper, Mrs: Clara Brown,
(was having more:trouble than a~ Watson, ~Miss Carmen Drape, Miss Gail Keith,
~beginning teathérwith everything }4 Palmer, Mr, Aladolph Jackson, Mr, Oscar Har
concerning ~atid ~#bout ~Her, ~in-| Kendal ill ~and Mrs. Dudiey Mays.

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6:30 Continents! Ci cept of developing a social study
7:00 Dave Garroway +g | Unit as a means of integrating her
ie ane ca ba. | | teaching. According to Mrs. Smith
7th & Sth Grade.. Mrs. Wilson showed her a picture
<n of Premier Khrushchev on Janu~Sth & 6th: ary 29, 1959 as the father image
13:38 -istory in 4) ag bp family study unit
5 7 ott and then ~belately phoned ~her
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Fullback (Pt. 1) ~ ~39,:. Fred rae as she testified to a final conFullback 2) ference with Mrs. Wilson ~on
seule DD March 6, 1959 at the suggestion

rone Power of Mr. Tremner and -Quinn. She

+ she didn~t have to take directions

a ~@ | from them, but when Dr. Myers~s

mpi: 6:00 aS news | Office approved the suggestion
ee Murray 6:10 Weathern she returned to Mrs.. Wilson~s

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_ }eluding ptotithelation ~of ~words,, | classroom and noted a great im
|| provement, but sensing~that~ the:
| tension, she quiekly ~left the dlass_| room.

junder the ~supervision * of Mrs.
| Smith subsequent to the Michigan
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~| recently added and that her notes

_}that Mrs. Smith had left out of
{her testimony such notations as
_-|~Khrushchev~I will not recom
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| got higOpportunity to cross-ex| atfiitie Mr
4 | the~theory that Mrs. Smith and

"| Mrs. Smith <alone had ~daused
| the dismissal of Mrs. Wilson, pin~| pointed 42 of the 46 charges to

difficult to work ~with.

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~such as ~~widder~~ for water so.!Mr. Martin ~dnd herself called
a conferetice~ at ~which time a 'recommendéd ~teather~s ~list ~was
used to imstruct Mrs.. Wilson in
her areas of teaching weaknesses;
an a follow-up conference was
~held'on January 14, 1959 to-introduce to Mrs. Wilson ~the con
on February 28, 1959 she turtied
in her teacher evaluation report
recommending that a conference
he held and Mrs. Wilson~s contract not be renewed. ~Mr. Martin
had only recommended a conterence in his report.

Mrs. Smith was ~éiitbarrassed

at first refused, she said, because

On hutsday, Pebreary "2, 1961

Sharles*M. White finally

s. Smith and pursuing

her doorstep and established that
the charges had been prepared

cember 2, 1960, that the ~charges
had been made without any independent investigation, dates

had erasures and alterations, and

and concerning
the January 30, 1959 phone call
'for~aid ~she is trying to rope me
into.doing her work~. A very uncomfortable ~Mildred Smith left
~the witness stand..

Irma; Grasham, Buelah Miller
and Mrs. John~ Patrick,~ parents,
testified forMrs. Wilson and
Mable Edwards and Clara Bell
Dixon, teachers, also supported
her as well as Lydia Stern who.| was subpoened by the agministra- |

tion to support the charge of
indifference to suggestions and

Mrs. ~Wilson~ weighed ~in at one
AM & N College for Negroes,

~The New Hope Chapter No. 12 is holding their annual tea
~Feb. 19, sponsored by the Unibrella Club. non & skit
will be presented and the guest speaker will be Dr. E. G.
will be~ presented and~ the guest speake rwill be Dr. E. G.
Rodgers. This will be presented-at the Rose Sharon. Hall,
The name of the skit will be ~New Horizons~ it will feature~Mr. Amos Gugton, Mrs, Opila Vaugh, Mrs. Elizabeth
Horton, Mrs. Katherine Bradley, Mrs, C. Miller, Mrs. L,
Skinner, Mrs. M. Powell and Mr. E. McEwen. i: * ~~ *

SURPRISE! SURPRISE! A Surprise birthday party
was given~by Mr. Robert~Lee Rosemond for his wife Mrs.
Rosemond, Feb, 11:at ~933 Mary. A beautiful cake was baked
by Mrs. Drain. Many refreshments were served. Everyone
had~a wonderful time. The guest were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Slyvesta Draine, Mr.. Leroy, Mr. and
Mrs. Battle, Mr. Henderson ~and Mr. and Mrs. Eassen.

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' CALLING ALL YOUTH! Céme to the NAACP. YOUTH
meeting Sunday, Feb. 20, 1961 at St. John Community-Center. This meeting is very important there will be election
of officers.; * * &

A meeting~was held at the home of Mr. E. Holt for
reorganization of the NAACP Youth Council. A nominating
committee was formed. On the committee were -Mablean
Nesbit, Buster Gurley, E. Artist, and Sadie Williams, acted.
as Secretary... p ight Ro ee
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~The Jolly Booster Club plans to sponsor an Easter
Cabaret Party Sunday April 2, 1961 featuring Willie George
~and ~his. band. It will be presented at the R. G. Club, 2718 St.
Jolin ~St. Prizés will bée-given for the best dressed and door

prize. cae:. * s
Diyon Brownlee célétrated his 6th-birthday Feb. 12,
F961. with a party given by~Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brownlee,.
~There were balloons i _~ ~a bi pe Margaret Every- -
one had a very nice time. Those nding were: ~Margar
Light, Hernetta Williams, Johnathan Williams, David Paterson, Houston Turner, Rufus Esters, Dorothy Price, Arthur
Ester, Anita Green, Arthur Turner, Orlando ~Walker, Vincent Walker, Timothy Walker..
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The Shrine Club had a ~Sweetheart~ party at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Maddock 904 Kenfelworth. For identification all of the club:members wore hearts that red ~be
my Valentine.~ Those attending~were: Mr. ~Jessie Stewart,
Mrs. tzora*~Shaw, Mr. Eddie Woods, Mr. Wardell McCrory,.
Mrs. Mattie Cobb, Mr. Carl Dent, Dt. Ruler Ladesta Neely,
Mrs. Helen Holbrook, Mrs. Stella Davis, Mr. Allen Parker,
Dt. Ola Smith, and Mrs. Stella Smith from Washington, D.C.,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Allen~ Parker of 732 Gillespie St. A
nice time Bags Ps:

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~How Traffic Accidents Affect Your Insurance Premiums~ will be the subjéct under discussion at the next regular meeting of the Women~s Division of the Genesee County Traffic~Safety Commission, to be held at~9:30 A.M.; Wednesday, February 22, 1961, at the Health Department
Auditorium in the Flint Municipal Center. ~

The meeting is open to, any woman in Genesee County
who is interested in promoting greater safety on our streets
arid highways. A baby-sitting service will be provided, free
of charge, for children two: years old and older.

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