A note of appreciation.

In the spring of 1941, Eleanor P. Reid, principal of the Sallie Barbour School, submitted to the Daily Times a letter of thanks to the Young Men’s Democratic Club, a white political organization, for providing winter clothes and shoes for poor children.

Wilson Daily Times, 15 April 1941.

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