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FORTUNATE are the students
who learn the “three R’s” from Miss
Mattie L. Berry, charming and
efficient teacher in the Atlanta
public schools. —Photo by Kelley,
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Atlanta, Columbus, Ga.; Birmingham, Ala.; Memphis,Tenn.; Greenville, S. C.
A PERFECT TYPE of that alluring
loveliness that makes the bronze beauty
the most striking in the world, is Miss
Frieda Williams, who teaches at Porter
School, Memphis. Miss Williams received
her training at Syracuse University and
the University of Illinois. —Photo by
Hooks, Mempiis.
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M. C. SIMMONS is the colored
representative with Brackin’s, Ala
bama’s leading jeweler. He will as
sist you in buying that wrist watch
or ring for “the girl friend”. or vice
versa. —Photo by Cloud, Birming
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LITTLE CLIVETTA LOIS
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b, of The Universal Life Insurance
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WILLIAM L. DAWSON, winner of two first prizes
in the recent Wanamaker Contest for Original Composi
tions by Negro Composers, is now head of the band and
orchestral department at Tuskegee Institute. Mr. Daw
son is the first of the trio of celebrities to make the mus
ic department at Tuskegee famous. The others are Ab
bie Mitchell, soprano, and Hazel Harrison, pianiste
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