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Program for the South Bend N.A.A.C.P.'s Hazel B. Hunter Life and Membership Freedom Fund Luncheon. With a theme of "90 Years of Making Democracy Work", includes an address from branch president Rebecca L. Johnson, and short biographies of Hazel Hunter, speaker Nelson B. Rivers. The honorees are Clarence Abdullah Nabaa, Thomas E. Taylor, Algie Sidney Oldham, Sr., John Charles Bryant, Chandra Johnson, Rev. Eugene Staples, Sr., Howard Dukes, Jr. and Lamont Jordan Barlow. Includes membership and leadership lists.
36 Pages27.94 X 21.59 Cm
1999 2014 10 05
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