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Grown Folks Night Out
Seats Still Available On Bus For Million Man March
The Letter Carriers Hall held a “Grown Folks Night Out” event with Sunshine Anderson, and Chico the Leo, Miami DJ sponsor with Ms. Gloria Shellman. (PHOTOS BY JULIA JACKSON)
Sunshine Anderson (left) sang her smash hit, “Heard It All Before” in front of a packed Letter Car- riers Hall. In this photo with her is Tampa sponsor, Ms. Gloria Shellman.
Enethenia L. Salmon and Edward Howard.
The Tampa Study Group for the Nation of Islam has announced that the bus they have commissioned to drive 50 people to Washington, D.C. for this year’s Million Man March is half full.
“We are happy to see the people of Tampa showing so much interest in being a part of this historic event,” said Tampa Study Group leader, Richard Muhammad.
“Along with other Study Groups, we will be converging on Washington, D.C. for the
“Justice or Else” campaign on Saturday, October 10th.
“The Honorable Minis- ter Louis Farrakhan will speak to the masses, and issue a challenge to the gov- ernment on its treatment of African Americans in this country.”
Anyone interested in mak- ing the journey is asked to go online at tampaloc.org to re- serve their seat, or visit the Million Man March Face- book page for contact infor- mation.
Paulette Clethen enjoyed her evening at the Letter Carriers Hall.
Smiling after enjoying their night are: Patricia Mathis, Ella Har- vey, Shirley Chatham, Lina Tillman, Gloria Sylvester, and Elizabeth Belton.
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