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Local Citizens express concern at Trayvon Martin March

Mertis Bartley, II (event speaker), Patricia McGowan (speaker), Brittany McGowan (Organizer), along with parents and children prepare to march from the corner of Lincoln and North Main to Sweet Union Baptist Church in Jacksonville, Texas where the speakers and others convened to express their

concerns about the Trayvon Martin murder and to give encouragement to young people who participated.

As citizens around the states march and gather peacefully in support of the Trayvon Martin family who request an arrest in the murder of their son, local youth and adults join in support. “We are feeling the hurt and confusion over the murder of Trayvon Martin. My name is Trayvon, says 14 year old Jacksonville  Trayvon Lolar, and it could have been me. I wear a hoodie. I want to change people being stereotyped.  Me being a young black man and not doing anything and being shot  for it or getting put in jail or getting accused of something you never did. I’m just thankful that it wasn’t me it happened to, “ he says.  Click here to read entire story.

April 2012 Issue Texas Informer now online!

G. W. Bradford 2012 Reunion Scheduled June 15th - 16th, 2012

Pictured from 1989 reunion preparation.   Left  to right Charlsie Foreman Session, Lola Ward Mallard, Joe Nelson, Daisy Session Garner, Travis Matthews, Sandra Jones Brown, Melvin Session, Sarai Johnson, Carolyn Bennett Matthews, and Maxine Burley Session. 

The Twelfth Bi-Annual G. W. Bradford All School  Reunion has been set for the weekend of June 15th and 16th of this year. Letters making the announcement went out the first weekend in March. The reunion committee does not have addresses on all former faculty, staff  and students connected to the school, therefore; they are asking those who received  letters  to copy and  mail and e-mail to those on which they have contact information. 

Theme for the 2012 Reunion is “Cruising back to the fifties” with an emphasis on keeping the reunion simple and fun for all. Those needing additional information should contact: Helen Colston Boston, President of the Rusk Chapter G. W. Bradford Alumni Association and Reunion Committee Chairperson, Marie Simmons Ealy, Dallas Chapter President or Lawanda Waggoner Rasberry Houston Chapter. Registration information can be obtained from any committee member or e-mail: informernews08@aol.com Mailing address: Reunion 2012, P. O. Box 942, Rusk, Texas 76785

 

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