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Domestic News
January 30, 1938
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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School exercises featured a speech on law obedience and voting, presided by principal Mrs. J. L. Butler, followed by a ball at Top Hat Club honoring student president and cabinet, with music performances.
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The speaker urged the students to obey the laws of the school, the city and the country. Giving numerous illustrations of leadership as a result of their adhering to the laws which have been set before them, he suggested that those who were in a position to register and vote become qualified as soon as possible as the future will rest in the hands of those who cast the ballot. The exercise was presided over by Mrs. J. L. Butler, efficient principal of the school, who also gave interesting remarks in regards to the attentiveness of the student body concerning things which would benefit them in the future. Speaking of the many opportunities which lie before them, she urged good attendance. After the program, the large group was guest at a ball honoring the president and his cabinet at the picturesque Top Hat Club. Special music for the occasion of the inauguration was rendered by Miss Florence Gilbert, who played a trumpet solo and Mr. Cardoza May of Morris Brown college.
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The speaker urged the students to obey the laws of the school, the city and the country. Giving numerous illustrations of leadership as a result of their adhering to the laws which have been set before them, he suggested that those who were in a position to register and vote become qualified as soon as possible as the future will rest in the hands of those who cast the ballot. The exercise was presided over by Mrs. J. L. Butler, efficient principal of the school, who also gave interesting remarks in regards to the attentiveness of the student body concerning things which would benefit them in the future. Speaking of the many opportunities which lie before them, she urged good attendance. After the program, the large group was guest at a ball honoring the president and his cabinet at the picturesque Top Hat Club. Special music for the occasion of the inauguration was rendered by Miss Florence Gilbert, who played a trumpet solo and Mr. Cardoza May of Morris Brown college.
What sub-type of article is it?
Education
Social Event
What keywords are associated?
School Exercises
Student Inauguration
Leadership Speech
Top Hat Club Ball
What entities or persons were involved?
Mrs. J. L. Butler
Miss Florence Gilbert
Mr. Cardoza May
Domestic News Details
Key Persons
Mrs. J. L. Butler
Miss Florence Gilbert
Mr. Cardoza May
Event Details
A speaker urged students to obey school, city, and country laws, illustrated leadership through adherence, and encouraged eligible students to register and vote. Mrs. J. L. Butler presided and remarked on student attentiveness and opportunities, urging good attendance. After the program, students attended a ball honoring the president and cabinet at the Top Hat Club, with music by Miss Florence Gilbert on trumpet and Mr. Cardoza May.