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September 29, 1962
The Detroit Tribune
Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan
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The Flint Branch of the NAACP announces its Annual Banquet on September 28 at the YMCA, featuring Coleman Young as guest speaker on Negro political advancement. Dr. Allen Loving serves as master of ceremonies.
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Coleman Young Asked To Speak At NAACP Fete
FLINT - The Flint Branch of the NAACP is again staging its Annual Banquet.
The Program Committee (Mrs. Ailene R. Butler, Chairman), and the Social Committee (Mrs. Shirley Foster, Chairman), has planned the Annual Banquet in such a manner to bring to Flint those people with experience in various fields that might help enlighten some of our problems.
This year the NAACP invited Mr. Coleman Young as guest speaker. Mr. Young is known for the outstanding position he took on Con. Con., and the enlightening information that he gave the public. He was candidate for the State Legislature in the Primary, but missed the nomination by about 4 votes, which as a result called for a recount. Mr. Young represents the type of political work being done today to advance Negro representation in office, and a positive program for Negro advancement.
The Banquet is being held at the YMCA, on Friday, September 28, at 6:30 p.m. Reservations should be in by Tuesday Sept. 25. Please call SU. 5-2011, CE. 3-2817 for reservations.
Dr. Allen Loving of the Flint Branch of the University of Michigan, who just recently returned from a two year mission in Africa, will be master of ceremonies for the Banquet.
FLINT - The Flint Branch of the NAACP is again staging its Annual Banquet.
The Program Committee (Mrs. Ailene R. Butler, Chairman), and the Social Committee (Mrs. Shirley Foster, Chairman), has planned the Annual Banquet in such a manner to bring to Flint those people with experience in various fields that might help enlighten some of our problems.
This year the NAACP invited Mr. Coleman Young as guest speaker. Mr. Young is known for the outstanding position he took on Con. Con., and the enlightening information that he gave the public. He was candidate for the State Legislature in the Primary, but missed the nomination by about 4 votes, which as a result called for a recount. Mr. Young represents the type of political work being done today to advance Negro representation in office, and a positive program for Negro advancement.
The Banquet is being held at the YMCA, on Friday, September 28, at 6:30 p.m. Reservations should be in by Tuesday Sept. 25. Please call SU. 5-2011, CE. 3-2817 for reservations.
Dr. Allen Loving of the Flint Branch of the University of Michigan, who just recently returned from a two year mission in Africa, will be master of ceremonies for the Banquet.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
Moral Virtue
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Naacp Banquet
Coleman Young
Flint Naacp
Political Advancement
Guest Speaker
Negro Representation
What entities or persons were involved?
Coleman Young
Mrs. Ailene R. Butler
Mrs. Shirley Foster
Dr. Allen Loving
Where did it happen?
Flint, At The Ymca
Story Details
Key Persons
Coleman Young
Mrs. Ailene R. Butler
Mrs. Shirley Foster
Dr. Allen Loving
Location
Flint, At The Ymca
Event Date
Friday, September 28, At 6:30 P.M.
Story Details
The Flint Branch NAACP plans annual banquet to feature speakers on community problems; invites Coleman Young, noted for Con Con stance and near-election win, to discuss Negro political advancement; Dr. Allen Loving as MC.