From the Pages of North Carolina Libraries: North Carolina Negro Library Association by Mollie Houston Lee v. 34, no.1 (Winter 1977)

had its beginning at Shaw University.The librarian at this institution felt that there was a very definite need for some type of organization which would give encouragement and stimulation to Negroes in a field which was comparatively new to them.Letters were sent to all available librarians to ask their opinion of such an effort.The response was encouraging.Some

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From the Pages of North Carolina Libraries: North Carolina Negro Library Association by Mollie Houston Lee v. 34, no.1 (Winter 1977)

Ralph Scott
North Carolina Libraries
Race, History, and American Society
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From the Pages of North Carolina Libraries: North Carolina Negro Library Association by Mollie Houston Lee v. 34, no.1 (Winter 1977)

Ralph Scott
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had its beginning at Shaw University.The librarian at this institution felt that there was a very definite need for some type of organization which would give encouragement and stimulation to Negroes in a field which was comparatively new to them.Letters were sent to all available librarians to ask their opinion of such an effort.The response was encouraging.Some

North Carolina LibrariesVol. 73(1)
East Central University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 100%
Race, History, and American Society
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