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1969-02-06 Newsletter, Fort Madison Branch of the NAACP Page 1

Fort Madison Branch 
OF THE 
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 

NEWSLETTER NEGRO HISTORY ISSUE FEBRUARY 6, 1969

Fort Madison, Iowa 52627

NEGRO HISTORY WEEK SCHEDULE

February 9 - THE NEGRO AND HIS MUSIC- Afro, Spirituals, Blues and Jazz- program prepared by Mr. Eugene Dryer
6PM - St Joseph's Catholic Church - 512 Avenue F

February 10- BLACK TREASURES- Filmstrips on Negro History - Showing by Mr. Joseph Young
8PM - St Luke's Episcopal Church- Guild Hall- 605 Avenue E

February 11 - BLACK HISTORY, LOST, STOLEN OR STRAYED, - Filmstrips on Negro History- Showing by Mr. Joseph Young
8PM- St Paul's Lutheran Church- Korschgen Memorial Hall - 20th abd Avenue I

February 12 - The NAACP does not have a program scheduled for this night because of the lecture on BLACK POWER which is part of the series being held at Aquinas High School
8PM

February 13- THE POETRY AND LITERATURE OF THE NEGRO - Presentations by Mrs. Leon Blake of Estherville, Iowa
8PM- St. Joseph's Junior High School Lunchroom

February 14- PANEL DISCUSSION Fort Madison Human Rights Commission
7:30 PM- First Christian Church 608- 10th Street - Fellowship Hall
February 15 - BROTHERHOOD BANQUET- Guest Speaker - Mr. Perry Hooks, Executive Director of the City of Des Moines Commission on Human Rights 
7PM - Anthes Hotel Ballroom

DANCE- Music by Johnny Philips
9PM Anthes Hotel Ballroom

February 16 - INTER-RACIAL HOME VISITS - Anyone interested in participating should contact Mrs. Norman Krieger 372-1857

The public is invited to attend all of the events scheduled for Negro History Week 

Tickets for the Banquet and Dance may be obtained by contacting:
Marilyn Beechman 372-1269 or Virginia Harper 372-3542

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Fort Madison Branch OF THE National Association for the Advancement of Colored People NEWSLETTER NEGRO HISTORY ISSUE FEBRUARY 6, 1969 Fort Madison, Iowa 52627 NEGRO HISTORY WEEK SCHEDULE February 9 - THE NEGRO AND HIS MUSIC- Afro, Spirituals, Blues and Jazz- program prepared by Mr. Eugene Dryer 6PM - St Joseph's Catholic Church - 512 Avenue F February 10- BLACK TREASURES- Filmstrips on Negro History - Showing by Mr. Joseph Young 8PM - St Luke's Episcopal Church- Guild Hall- 605 Avenue E February 11 - BLACK HISTORY, LOST, STOLEN OR STRAYED, - Filmstrips on Negro History- Showing by Mr. Joseph Young 8PM- St Paul's Lutheran Church- Korschgen Memorial Hall - 20th abd Avenue I February 12 - The NAACP does not have a program scheduled for this night because of the lecture on BLACK POWER which is part of the series being held at Aquinas High School 8PM February 13- THE POETRY AND LITERATURE OF THE NEGRO - Presentations by Mrs. Leon Blake of Estherville, Iowa 8PM- St. Joseph's Junior High School Lunchroom February 14- PANEL DISCUSSION Fort Madison Human Rights Commission 7:30 PM- First Christian Church 608- 10th Street - Fellowship Hall February 15 - BROTHERHOOD BANQUET- Guest Speaker - Mr. Perry Hooks, Executive Director of the City of Des Moines Commission on Human Rights 7PM - Anthes Hotel Ballroom DANCE- Music by Johnny Philips 9PM Anthes Hotel Ballroom February 16 - INTER-RACIAL HOME VISITS - Anyone interested in participating should contact Mrs. Norman Krieger 372-1857 The public is invited to attend all of the events scheduled for Negro History Week Tickets for the Banquet and Dance may be obtained by contacting: Marilyn Beechman 372-1269 or Virginia Harper 372-3542