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Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Formation of the National Committee for the U.S. celebration of Liberia's 100th anniversary on July 26, headed by Rep. William L. Dawson, Perry W. Howard, and Frank L. Stanley. Over 200 leaders invited, including many from Atlanta, with an executive committee of 12 prominent figures.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.--Congressman William L. Dawson, Perry W. Howard National Republican committee, and Frank L. Stanley, president of the Negro Newspaper Publishers Association, will head the newly formed National Committee for the sponsorship of the American celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of Liberia to be observed this July 26.
More than two hundred persons consisting of the leaders of national organizations, chairman of state Liberian-American affairs have been invited to serve on the national organizations, chairman of state Liberian centennial committees, churchmen and persons interested in Liberian-American affairs have been invited to serve in the National Committee which will have headquarters in Washington.
Serving with Congressman Dawson, Mr. Howard and Mrs. Stanley, is a group of twelve persons who form the executive committee for the national committee. These persons are: Archie A. Alexander, Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune, Charles S. Johnson, Rayford W. Logan, Emmett J. Scott, John H. Sengstacke, Mrs. Christine S. Smith, Channing H. Tobias, Carter Wesley, J. Finney Wilson, William O. Walker and Walter H. Aiken.
Among those persons who have been invited to become members of the committee-at-large are: Charles S. Johnson, President-Elect Fisk University, Nashville, Tenn.; Walter H. Aiken, President Nat'l Builders Association, Nat'l Builders Association, 150 Auburn Avenue, N. E., Atlanta; W. Y. Bell, Bishop, CME Church, Bailey Institute, Cordele Georgia; B. R. Brazeal, president, National Association of Collegiate Deans and Registrars in Negro Schools, Morehouse College, Atlanta; Rufus E. Clement, president, Atlanta University, Atlanta; John Wesley Dobbs, Grand Master of Masons of Georgia, Auburn Avenue at Hilliard Street, Atlanta, Georgia; Robert Durr, Editor, The Birmingham Weekly Review, 1518 Fifth Avenue, North, Birmingham, Ala.; A. G. Gaston, President, National Negro Business League, Post Office Box 2621, Birmingham, Alabama; Charles W. Green, Chairman, Executive Committee, National Negro Insurance Association, 148 Auburn Avenue, N. E., Atlanta; D. V. Jemison, President, National Baptist Convention, U. S. A., Inc., 1605 Lapsley Street, Selma, Ala.; Georgie W. Lee, 390 Bean Street,
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Memphis, Tennessee,
James G. Lemon, Guaranty Life Insurance Company, Savannah, Ga
James H. Lewis, President, National Negro Insurance Association 101-105 East Union Street, Jacksonville, Florida.
John H. McCray, Editor, The Lighthouse and Informer, 1021/2 Washington Street, Columbia, S. C
L. D. Milton, President, Citizens Trust Company, 212 Auburn Avenue, N. E., Atlanta.
Jacob L. Reddix, President, Jackson College, Jackson, Mississippi.
S. D. Redmond, 1151/2 Farish St., Jackson, Miss.
C. A. Scott, Editor and General Manager, The Atlanta Daily World, 210 Auburn Avenue, N. E., Atlanta Georgia.
B. G. Shaw, Bishop, AME Zion Church, 1210 Charles Street, Birmingham, Alabama.
Robert Strather, President, Pacific Coast States Association, I. B. P. O. E. of W., 651 E. 45th Street, Los Angeles, California.
H. Council Trenholm, President, Alabama State Teachers College, Montgomery, Alabama.
Austin T. Walden, Attorney, 239 Auburn Avenue, N. E., Atlanta, Ga.
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Congressman William L. Dawson, Perry W. Howard, and Frank L. Stanley head the newly formed National Committee for the sponsorship of the American celebration of Liberia's one hundredth anniversary on July 26. More than two hundred leaders of national organizations, chairmen of state Liberian centennial committees, churchmen, and interested persons have been invited to serve, with headquarters in Washington. An executive committee of twelve persons serves with the heads, and additional members invited include prominent figures from Atlanta and other locations.