J.P. Cook Elected Chair of Jackson Training School Board of Trustees, Jan. 30, 1926

Trustees of Training School Hold Meeting. . . J.P. Cook and D.B. Coltrain Re-elected to Serve State School for Four More Years

The board of trustees of the Jackson Training School held its quarterly meeting at the institution on Friday.

Present of the 11 members were: Herman Cone of Greensboro, C.A. Cannon, D.B. Coltrain and J.F. Cook of Concord, Mrs. Cameron Morrison of Charlotte, Miss Easdale Shaw of Rockingham, and Miss Katherine Robinson of Fayetteville. The other five were detained at home by illness in their families.

The following officers are elected for the next four years: J.P. Cook, chairman; Miss Shaw, vice chairman; Moss Robinson, secretary; D.B. Coltrane, treasurer. Mr. Cannon and Superintendent Chas. E. Roger, the chairman and treasurer, compose the executive committee.

Reports of the several offices were received and accepted.

The executive committee was authorized to proceed with the plans and erection of the Receiving Cottage for whose construction and furnishing there is available $25,000. It is expected, The Tribune is informed, that this building will be a development in the early Spring.

From page 2 of The Concord Daily Tribune, Saturday, Jan. 30, 1926

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