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vol 64 - no 29 established in 1925 rochester the buffalo criterion niagara region wny's oldest and largest afro-american weekly for over 60 years - featuring paid legitimate circulation thursday july 14 jo i«.xn the iranian tragedy new board game helps — people to know people world renowned cancer expert dr jack e white dies jackson campaign plans activities for supporters at dn convention due to the momentous presidential campaign waged by jesse jackson in 1988 thousands of his supporters are expected to pour into atlanta to witness the climax at the democratic national convention the omni convention center site of the democratic national convention dnci will be restricted pri marily to delegates and alternates and have very limited room for observers for this reason the jackson campaign has planned an ambitious pro gram of activities for its supporters the jackson action atlanta agenda as it is being called will be held from sat july 16th to thurs july 21 ron brown jackson's convention manager and strategist has signed ron daniels to plan and coordinate activities for the week daniels is deputy campaign manager and serves as coordinator of the southern regional activities for super tuesday daniels stated that our goal is to put together the most outstanding and positive program possible that will en courage our supporters to continue the valuable work that we have done the events planned for non-delegates are not a protest of the dnc daniels pointed out on saturday july 16th a major welcome has been planned for jackson's arrival in atlanta the jackson action express a caravan of cars and buses will leave chicago on wed july 13th making several stops along the way and arrive in atlanta on saturday morning a keep hope alive ' rally will begin at 2 p.m that will feature speakers singers and other entertain ers it is being organized by rev cameron alexander president of the georgia state baptist convention and rev jasper williams of the salem baptist church in atlanta during the week the campaign has scheduled a wide-range series of forums workshops rallies and other activities . the forums and workshops will happen from i to 5 p.m monday thru thursday under the title of the jackson action atlanta agenda the topics will include a summation of the campaign and a vision of the work ahead development of a humane national budget a new direction fur 11 s foreign policy and political empower ment for the ' locked-out through the expansion of democracy ron brown lias also assigned a representative from the campaign to give daily briefings to non delegates on convention events an impressive list of academics and political activists have been brought together to conceive and implement the forums and workshops this includes ron walters howard university dr linda williams joint center for political studies dr james turner cornell uni versity kalhy flewellen american friends service committee mtangulizi sanyika national economic develop ment and law center lezlie bakerville national black leadership roundtable damn smith executive director of the washington office on africa dr jean simla world council of churches to combat racism and angela sanbrano committee in solidarity with the peoples of xl salvador in monday from 3-5 p.m a rally will be held to celebrate the 70th birthday of jailed african national congress leader — nelson mandela in unity with countless other celebrations around the world the rally will honor his strength mid commitment and highlight the fight for his freedom and that of other political prisoners in south africa on tuesday evening an anti-drug program has been scheduled the event will include many young people who will deliver strong anti-drug messages on thursday i young adult political caucus will he held that will discuss how to involve young people in the political arena mabel thomas and cleo fields two young elected officials from georgia and tennessee respectfully will coor dinate the meeting the campaign will also produce a daily newsletter and operate an infor mation center during the dnc other events which include a possible youth march against drugs and a labor rally are being planned according to daniels the campaign wants people to leave atlanta with the information and inspiration to con tinue the struggle for peace and justice he stated that we want to distinguish our events and views from those who are coming to atlanta to exploit rev jackson's name and work we want our supporters to know that only those events and activities that i have described are sanctioned by rev jackson daniels ended on a high note stating that we believe that we have mnt|e i h!'stiiy-jiru'jha,.vv.n«/71.<r.-rt/i eret6 do so we ask our supporters to come to atlanta and celebrate the victories that we have won and to continue that strength in the period ahead bailey family lauded with appreciation service mother l bailey former first lady of evangelistic temple church of god in christ 701 broadway is shown far right with her grand and great-grandchildren at her annual appreciation service in honor of her husband the late elder melvin bailey founder mother bailey is holding her great grandson jerome dennis others shown from left are vettla terry mac bailey brenda dennis teona terry and senta dennis — criterion photo daemen awarded 30,000 action grant dr robert s marshall today announced that dae men college 4380 main st amherst has been awarded a 1988-89 action grant in the amount of 30,000 this grant from the federal domestic vol unteer agency for student community service will allow for the expansion and development of the newly created community service office at daemen college ms donna kelsch the director of the community service office offers stu dents and staff informa tion and referrals on the hundreds of volunteer opportunities that exist in western new york the purpose of this department is to encour age students to help those in need through volunteer service in the community besides the concrete bene fit of serving the larger community through help ing others students bene fit by being able to test career choices commu nity service also gives stu dents the opportunity to build job skills before graduating and to network with professionals in their field at daemen college community service oppor tunities are open to all students and staff volun teer assignments can be short-term long term or one time projects donna kelsch last rites held for cora lee styles rogers submitted by mamie garrett funeral services for the late cora lee styles rogers were held sat july 9 at 11 a.m from friendship raptist church 402 clinton st the rev a charles ware pastor officiated mrs rogers was born on jan 5 1911 in mound bayou mississippi to the late mr and mrs b d styles she passed away tuesday july 5 19881 at 7:06 p.m in sheehan memorial hospital mrs rogers moved to buffalo in 1940 and joined friendship baptist church she was an ardent worker in god's vineyard was a member of the senior choir no 1 the mass choir and the united choirs serving as mass choir treasurer for many years she was also a staunch supporter of the church's programs she was united in matrimony to cleveland dorsey to this union a son and daughter were born she was later married to lee rogers who passed away in 1975 her survivors are a son genorval roosevelt dorsey an aunt irene slaughter two grandchil dren whom she reared genorval dorsey and bar netta d pearson two nieces six nephews four great grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends the thomas t edwards funeral home inc was in charge of the arrange ments interment was in forest lawn cemetery pallbearers were gene smith arthur henry cal vin games george brown joseph person and walter roseboro flower bearers were members of the choir cargo floating on the water from a sinking ship is called flotsam while the debris washed ashore is called wreck davis to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary the rev joseph e davis and wife geneva l will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary july 23rd at st john baptist church 184 good ell st at 4 p.m they were the first couple to be married at the church when it was located at 92 monroe st on july 23 1938 the late founder and pastor of st john the rev b c mccarley officiated at the first formal wedding in his church (' saturday they will return to st john to renew their vows with the pastor the rev bennett w smith officiating the original brides maids mrs janie peter son mrs rebecca brown mrs mary b pierce and ms grace shallowhorn will participate in the ceremony charles pleasant thomas j mccarley also attendants in the original wedding and julius a beckham and king peter son will stand in for zellie down and harvey aiken the bestman and ma tron of honor will be mr and mrs washington bennett the late james h mitchell and mrs ida mccarley the bride's sister were the former maid of honor and best man due to illness mrs mccarley will not lie able to serve joseph e davis jr and david j davis 11 sons of the couple will take part in the service mrs lillian shields and julius a beckham niece and nephew of mrs davis are in charge of the occasion rev jesse l jackson rev & mrs joseph e davis see page 2 see page 7 see page 3 the criterion is dean of all minority media price mil 25 per copy n-ilionnlly —- ttlc
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| Rating | |
| Title | Buffalo Criterion, 1988-07-14 |
| Description | Powerful Voice of the Black People |
| Subject |
African Americans--New York (State)--Newspapers Erie County (N.Y.)--Newspapers Buffalo (N.Y.)--Newspapers |
| NY Heritage Topic |
Community & Events Race & Ethnicity |
| Location |
New York (State), Western Erie County (N.Y.) Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Publisher of Original |
Merriweather, Frank E. Merriweather, Evelyn |
| Date of Original | 1988-07-14 |
| Physical Format | Newspapers |
| Physical Description | Microfilm |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | image/tiff |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo & Erie County Public Library |
| Publisher of Digital | Image was scanned by Backstage Library Works in Bethlehem, PA. |
| Digital Collection | Buffalo Criterion |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Rights | Digital image copyright 2009 by Buffalo and Erie County Public Library. All rights reserved. |
| Technical Data | Image was scanned by Backstage Library Works in Bethlehem, PA. Archival image is an 8-bit grayscale tiff that was scanned from microfilm at 400 dpi. The original file size was |
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