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April 25, 1936
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity finalizes plans for Guide Right Emphasis Week, with a public meeting on April 26 at Central M.E. church featuring speaker J.B. Blayton, organist Graham W. Jackson, and announcement of high school essay contest winners.
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KAPPAS MAP FINAL PLANS
Local Chapter Will Observe "Guide Right" Week
Members of the Kappa Alpha Psi National fraternity are putting on the finishing touch to preparations for "Guide Right Emphasis Week" observance. This Sunday afternoon, April 26 at four o'clock, at Central M. E. church.
J. B. Blayton, president of the Blayton-Adair accounting firm, executive of the Atlanta Negro Chamber of Commerce, and professor of Business Administration at Morehouse College and Atlanta University, will deliver the principal address in the public meeting.
Mr. Blayton is well-known for his worthy public addresses.
Featured on the program also will be the rendition of several brilliant organ selections by Graham W. Jackson, who is also a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.
Much interest is being created in the one-page essay contest open to all 12th grade boys of the city high schools. More than 130 essays are being scrutinized and narrowed down to the final winners of the Fraternity-contest who will be announced Sunday.
A capacity house is expected as the public is interested in the contest. The members of the Pan-Hellenic Council under the direction of Prof. G. Lewis Chandler, head of the English Department of Morehouse College, state that the competition is keen. The first cash prize is Ten Dollars ($10.00) with three cash prizes being given in all.
Local Chapter Will Observe "Guide Right" Week
Members of the Kappa Alpha Psi National fraternity are putting on the finishing touch to preparations for "Guide Right Emphasis Week" observance. This Sunday afternoon, April 26 at four o'clock, at Central M. E. church.
J. B. Blayton, president of the Blayton-Adair accounting firm, executive of the Atlanta Negro Chamber of Commerce, and professor of Business Administration at Morehouse College and Atlanta University, will deliver the principal address in the public meeting.
Mr. Blayton is well-known for his worthy public addresses.
Featured on the program also will be the rendition of several brilliant organ selections by Graham W. Jackson, who is also a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.
Much interest is being created in the one-page essay contest open to all 12th grade boys of the city high schools. More than 130 essays are being scrutinized and narrowed down to the final winners of the Fraternity-contest who will be announced Sunday.
A capacity house is expected as the public is interested in the contest. The members of the Pan-Hellenic Council under the direction of Prof. G. Lewis Chandler, head of the English Department of Morehouse College, state that the competition is keen. The first cash prize is Ten Dollars ($10.00) with three cash prizes being given in all.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Kappa Alpha Psi
Guide Right Week
Essay Contest
Public Meeting
Atlanta Fraternity
Youth Guidance
What entities or persons were involved?
J. B. Blayton
Graham W. Jackson
G. Lewis Chandler
Kappa Alpha Psi
Where did it happen?
Central M. E. Church, Atlanta
Story Details
Key Persons
J. B. Blayton
Graham W. Jackson
G. Lewis Chandler
Kappa Alpha Psi
Location
Central M. E. Church, Atlanta
Event Date
April 26
Story Details
Kappa Alpha Psi prepares for Guide Right Emphasis Week with a public meeting featuring J.B. Blayton's address, Graham W. Jackson's organ selections, and announcement of essay contest winners for 12th grade boys, with prizes including $10.