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Department of Public Instruction
State of North Carolina
Please let me thank you very much for your letter of May 24. The information which you sent will be helpful to me.1
Very sincerely yours N. C. Newbold DirectorCorrespondent: Nathan Carter Newbold (1871–1957) was a White educator and civil servant from North Carolina who became the first state agent for Black schools in 1913. In 1920, he created the Division of Negro Education, acting as its director from 1921 to 1950. Throughout his career, he pursued graduate work in education, including at Columbia University's Teachers' College.