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November 16, 1940
The Omaha Guide
Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska
What is this article about?
Miss Annie D. Singfield, a graduate of Atlanta University School of Social Work and Paine College, appointed as case worker at The Five Points House in New York City after teaching in North Carolina high schools.
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GETS N. Y. CASE WORK APPOINTMENT
Miss Annie D. Singfield, 1940 graduate of the Atlanta University school of Social Work, has recently been appointed case worker on the staff of The Five Points House, New York City. She is also a graduate of Paine College, Augusta, Georgia, and has taken special courses at the North Carolina A. and T. College, Greensboro. Miss Singfield taught for a number of years in various high schools of North Carolina before entering the Atlanta University School of Social Work. She brings to her present position an excellent cultural and educational background.
Miss Annie D. Singfield, 1940 graduate of the Atlanta University school of Social Work, has recently been appointed case worker on the staff of The Five Points House, New York City. She is also a graduate of Paine College, Augusta, Georgia, and has taken special courses at the North Carolina A. and T. College, Greensboro. Miss Singfield taught for a number of years in various high schools of North Carolina before entering the Atlanta University School of Social Work. She brings to her present position an excellent cultural and educational background.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
Personal Triumph
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Appointment
Social Work
Education
Atlanta University
Paine College
New York City
What entities or persons were involved?
Miss Annie D. Singfield
Where did it happen?
New York City
Story Details
Key Persons
Miss Annie D. Singfield
Location
New York City
Story Details
Miss Annie D. Singfield appointed case worker at The Five Points House after graduating from Atlanta University in 1940 and teaching in North Carolina.