This was a regular meeting of the as
sociation and the regular business was
transacted. The principal thing done
was the passage of a motion to send
$50 to the National Association to be
placed in the legal fund to aid in the
St. Louis segregation case. After the
transaction of the routine business
Miss Martha Goins, representing Pil
grim Baptist Sunday school, read an
admirable paper on John Brown. She
was followed by Mr. H. Harris, rep
resenting St. James A E Sunday
school. Messrs Mitchell, Martin
Brown and J. Q. Adams acted as
judges and recommended that each of
the contestants should be awarded a
prize, and each was presented a hand
some gold N. A. A. C. P. button. Mrs.
Val Do Turner and Atty. W. Francis
also eulogized the martyr in a very
acceptable manner. After the meet
ing refreshments were served by theshort
ladies of the One More Effort club.
FOUR A NOTES.
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The "4 A" will give a stag whist
party in its "gym" at Union Hall,
and Aurora streets, next Mon
day evening, May 15, beginning at 8 30
o'clock. Everybody invited. This
does not mean members only, but
every one who wishes to go Prizes
will be awarded. Come and take a
hand if you feel lucky.
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