The Oklahoma Eagle (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 4, 1972 Page: 7 of 22
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Reverend J. A. Reed If.
Te Neto Anniversary
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Honor Pastor
The pastor of Mount Calvary
Baptist Church, Reverend J A
Reed Sr. will be honored during
Anniversary Revival which will
be held at 7 30 p m , Wednesday
through May 7.
Reverend Reed is observing
his eighth anniversary with the
local church
On the final day. Reverend J
A Reed Jr , 34. co-pastor of
Fairview Baptist Church of Ok-
lahoma City, will preach at 11
am while Reverend C. 0 Mor-
ris, pastor of Saint John the
Baptist Church of Tulsa, will de-
liver the 3 p m message
Reverend Reed Sr., who came
here from Sapulpa has been in
the ministry 33 years Both fa-
ther and son attended Oklahoma
School Rebgiun at Langston Uni-
versity while the father has also
studied at Oklahoma Baptist
University at Shawnee
Reverend Reed Sr is presi-
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TAFT (Special) -
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a planned toy factory here has
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12th
Mrs Beckner is the wife of
Reverend B J Beckner, pastor
of Flipper Chapel AME
Church, Taft The appearance is
sponsored by Allen Missionary
Society
A national church woman and
community leader Mrs Beck
ner is a graduate of Muskogee
(Manual Training! High School
and attended institutes and sem-
inary of the AME Church
In the community, she has
been president of the Parent-
Teachers Association at Doug-
lass School and the high school
She was on the executive
board of the Muskogee Commu-
nity Council and first vice-presi-
dent of the City Federation of
Negro Women clubs
She has served the Boley Mus--
kogee district of the AME
church as youth director
She was also supervisor of the
Missionary Department and
president of the ministers wives
At the present Mrs Beckner
is chairnun of the Trustee
Board president of the Ladies
Astronout Club
Tommy Jackson, social work-
er it the Muskogee VA Hospital,
has received the Oklahoma
Health and Welfare Associ-
ation's distinguished service
award tn recognition of ex-
ceptional performance and
meaningful contributions to the
association
Jackson is one of two persons
receiving this honor for their
contributions to the association
during the past year.
He has terved m the Okla
beau Health aad Welfare Asso-
dattea's Board a( Direeten for
her yean, aad as viee-pmMeat
fer two years. He has alee beea
parteaieatertea aad carreatly Is
ctalnaaa d the eeastitattea
revistea committee.
"As a member of OHWA since
HM. Jackson has given dili-
gently of his time, talents and
energies to the organization
He has been active in the
northeast area of OHWA, and
has assumed leadership in plan
rung area and state health and
welfare conferences," according
to Edsel W Ford, outgoing presi-
dent of the association
Jackson has been very active
in the field of health and welfare
He serves the local VA Hospi-
tal as Field Instructor, Uni ver
■ty of Oklahoma School of
Social Work, and for a number of
yean has been an Equal Em-
ployment Opportunity Counselor
for the hospital
He is a board member of the
State Mental Health Association,
a member of the Muskogee Com ■
mumty Council, and past presi-
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Ed Lacy, Ift., presideat of the North Tulsa Optimist
Club, presents Detective Harold Harrison with a
proclamation and plaque proclaiming hint ‘‘Officer of
the Year,” while Mrs. Harrison looks on.
NT Optimist Observes
Respect For Law” Week
The recently formed North bizarre cases in Tulsa. Harrison
Tulsa Optimist Club observed hu bean a policeman for 17 years
Its first Respect for Law Week and a detective for ten years.
May 1-8. The program Is observ- He is one of three Black detec-
ed by all Optimist Chibs in the tires on the police force. He
U S and Canada. The program states that being a policeman is
seeks to combat the present-day very challenging. He likes what
epidemic of non-involvement, a- he is doing and you have to like
pathy and indifference which has the work to stay on ths force. He
Apparently infected the public and is considered by the men above
its attitude towards eritne, cri- him as s top notch investigator
minals, law enforcement and law who is fully capable of handling
enforcement officers. The pro- any type of assignment
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gram endeavors to remind clti- He states that probably his
zens of their legal and moral re- most difficult assignment was in-
sponsibilities in defense of each vestigation of Tulsagrocer Theo-
other and society against unlaw, polls Scoggins which eventually
fill acts and of their duty to con- led to the arrest and charging of
tribute to the administration of two persons. Harold and his wife,
justice. Ruth, hare five children. They
As part of the observance of are members of the St Luke Uni.
this week the North Tulsa club ted Methodist Church.
selected Detective Harold Her- The North Tulsa club will be
risen as -Officer of the Year.” meeting with some of the ->ther
For his outstanding achieve- Optimist to the city in obser-
menta, he was presented a plaque vance of this week.
May 10 has been designated as
“Religious Night" and will fea-
ture Tulsa’s Ghetto Youth Choir.
So, if you want to go out to din- It will be held at Manual's Man-
ner, or just an evening out for torium and admission Is $1.
fun, go on over and sea Thelma.
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The NAACP Youth Council of 11 which will feature a talk by
Muskogee is sponsoring a an active black politician. There
Black Arts Festival May IB-13, is no admission and it will bo held
The public is invited to join each at Spencer Memorial Church, lo-
night for the full affect of the fes- eated on N. 7th.
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May 12 Is Black Heritage night.
A play and talent show will be fee-
tured. Admission is |1. It will
be held in Manual’s auditorium.
The final night is “Miss Black
Muskogee Night" This will be
highlighted by the crowning of
“Miss Black Muskogee." Ad-
mission is $1. A dance will fol-
low final festivities.
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Jeffrey, Charles, Jr. The Oklahoma Eagle (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 4, 1972, newspaper, May 4, 1972; Tulsa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1805590/m1/7/?q=+%22Latimer%22: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.