Memorial Youth Center fund drive energizes Bowie crowd
A community picnic led by Mrs. Lynn Arlington featured student ensembles and a piano performance. Superintendent Walter Alexander read the Roll of Honor casualties naming 26 Bowie youths. Sam Lovette urged contributions to a 50 000 fund for a Memorial Youth Center, with wide support and local business donations.
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Lynn
Arlington
Grace Warramore
Wand
Echools
Walter Alexander
Bowie
Wadge M. A. Bryan
Sam Lovnette
Walla
Wowie Board of Education
Jackgama
Charles Smith Marleck
Morgan’s Clover Farms
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