Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-03-11
Youths ALI
City COnfab

March 9Th, at the Phyllis Wheatley
House, Minneapolis, officers for a
permanent Executive Council were
elected. Richard Session was
unanimously elected chairman;
Marjorie Carter, administrative
secretary; Betty Marshall, record
ng secretary. Appointed to serve
IN the Executive Council were John
Thomas, Shirley Harris, Claude
dason, Donald Session, Bertha
Johnson, Robert Murray, Barbara
Mcclure, Helen Scott. The Con-
ference adopted the following re-
port:
The Youth Conference organiza-
ton adopted the following plans:
Delegates viii be selected, two
from each club, to form the Coun-
Gil of the Negro Youth Council;
Executive Council of a chairman
and seven members chosen from
the Conference. 1t is recommended
that a fee be paid by each club
represented in the Conference.
Observation-Disclosures with the
State Council. An Advisory Com
mittee of adults to help them with
any problems that may arise.
The following recommendations
were also adopted:
That a conference be held with
Minneapolis Superintendent of
Public Schools, Carroll R. Reed, in
regards to consulting of Negro
Youth. Set up Vocational Guild
ance Clinics in the fall and winter
and to cooperate with the Urban
League in National Vocational
Guidance Week. To encourage and
promote conferences with other
groups, and to exchange speakers.
To set up a Negro Youth Speakers
Bureau, to encourage the exchange
and true race information from the
youths point If view. Promote
Open Forums on subjects of inter
est and information to the youth,
suggested were Pre-marital, and
Educational Forums.
The following persons were pres
ent at the conference: Harriette
Williams, John Thomas, Helen
Scott, Harriet Lane, Kenneth Ma
son, Barbara Mcclure, Virginia
Lane, Robert Murray, Nellie Dod-
son, Annabelle Turner, Peggy Tur-
pin, Juanita Wallace, Mary Lewis,
Shirlee Harris, Betty Murphy, D.
W. Epperson, Leo "Red" Bruce,
Hattie Light, Eula Mae Simms,
June Hawkins, Stafford Lott, Lii
liam Tyler, Sylvester Carter, Vera
Harper, Elizabeth Lee, Janabelle
Murphy, Helen Benner, Ruth Ben
ner, Geraldine Davis, Ed Black
well, Claude Mason, James Bailey,
Richard Sessions, Vesta Mosely,
Thelma Blair, Clifford Hawkins,
Doris Schofeld, Ethel Ash, Lau-
renee Brown, Martha Kay, Helen
Galloway, Luvenia Lane, Marjorie
Carter, Jewel Mann, Charles Miller,
Howard Brown, Robert Schoffner,
Audrey Beatrice, Oscar Newman,
Norman Bell, Betty Marshall,
Jimmy Carter, Hazel Warricks,
Rosamond Collier, Sylvester White,
Norman Light, Barbara Mallory,
Florence Ward, Oneida Jones, Hilda
Jean Lewis, Timothy Mills, Dolores
Greever, Doris Ella Harris, Donald
Session, Christine Carter, Pearl
Schofeld.
Twenty organizations were rep
resented at the conference, they
were:
Silhouettes
Jr. Socialites
Sr. Socialites
Wayman A. M. E. Church
A. K. A. Sorority
Council Negro Students
Border M. E. Church
Minneapolis Sunday Forum
Credjafawns
Socialettes, st. Paul
Dramatic Club of st. Paul
Girl Reserves
Young Mems Progressive Club
Glendoveers
La Petite Ante
Katswingers Club
Elites
9Th Ward Farmer-Labor Jr.
Working Girls Council
Bethesda Baptist Church
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