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Local historians and the curator of the Baytown George Washington Carver High School Traveling Exhibit, invite you to come out to see local Black History that will be on display
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Submitted by Aaron Williams Mount Nebo Baptist Church Jun 9, 2021
File photoMount Nebo in Hartshorne will host a Black History Special on Saturday.
Mount Nebo Baptist Church A Church of Great Expectations will present A Black History Special this Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 3 p.m. at the Hartshorne North Ward Grade School Event Center 821 Arapahoe Ave in Hartshorne.
The Theme will be This Is Our Story â This Is Our Song.
A Free Lunch will take place from 1 p.m. until 2:30 p.m. at Butler-Jennings Football Stadium Concession Stand.
Some tables will be provided for outside eating. We are hoping to feed close to 300 people a free lunch with dessert and drink.
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Staff file photoJames Brown during his time as a McAlester city councilor. He was the McAlester Ward 4 city councilor when he died Tuesday. Brown also served as the Ward 4 councilor 1982-1992 and 1994-2003.
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ADRIAN O HANLON III | Staff photoJames Brown discusses social issues at a 2020 Black Lives Matter event in McAlester.
JAMES BEATY | Staff photoMcAlester Vice Mayor/Ward 4 Councilor James Brown shares a light moment while wearing his Oklahoma State Cowboys orange during a 2020 meeting of the McAlester City Council. topical featured
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Staff file photoJames Brown during his time as a McAlester city councilor. He was the McAlester Ward 4 city councilor when he died Tuesday. Brown also served as the Ward 4 councilor 1982-1992 and 1994-2003.