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good morning radio friend. This is often Coleman for the rags Bill
mortuary. Well services been seen as a more complete for the valley life
and casualty and mhm offering rate online coverage bringing you another.
Mhm brand Commemorating the man proclamation
History will record 100 anticipation because negroes in America have come
alive watching television. This demonstration of courage and strength by
men and women of both races. Freedom. You heard the voice of raw National
Secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of colored
people. People marching and demonstrating. And you heard the voice of
Mahalia Jackson and songs of prayer. And you heard the voice of dr martin
Luther king. Jr say we've been given a bad check. We are thankful this
morning that men and women have the courage to fight for that. Which is
right. We are happy for the safe return of the ragdoll family From a two
weeks vacation in California. And mr Lincoln dirac bell senior will be
speaking to us a little later on this program.
We have a
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The
ragdoll mortuary where services cost less than funerals are more complete.
Has offered a sympathetic service to many Arizona families for many years.
We are trying each day to offer more and better service in every respect
in the past year. A new fleet of cars and ambulance and a new hurst Have
been purchased for more convenient service if you need service, why not
call the Ragsdale mortuary located at 1100 East Jefferson. Remember the
Ragsdale mortuary is here to serve you in every respect.
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Mahalia Jackson. A lady who shook the crowds in Washington on Wednesday as
she tells the world about this.
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nothing but talking to me
to
be that too.
The
march on Washington was certainly a blessing. We can tell the world about
this. The
you woke me up. The sally morton Singers tells us what God has done for
them. That's what he's done for me.
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the insurance business has a complete new line of life insurance policies
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Please call the office of the Valley Life and casualty insurance company
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Remember that is the office of the Valley life and casualty insurance
company. Okay. Uh huh
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on
yesterday the youth council of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People. A Maricopa county chapter set in and pick
it it L res restaurant in south central under the supervision of Mrs
estelle Williamson, their director at this time. We want to present to you
a man who was a part of the all day, sit in Mr Lincoln. J Ragsdale, vice
president of the Maricopa county chapter of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored People. Mr Ragsdale will speak on the stepped
up integration movement. Mr Ragsdale
The stepped up integration movement. Since the March on City Hall in
Phoenix on July the 26 the Negro has stepped up his demands and he's going
to demand his rights, he wants his right to have a decent job, He wants
the right to for his Children to receive a decent education and to have
and to all and maintain a decent home. Yesterday over 100 young people
convened and sit in at a small Mexican restaurant on South Central Avenue.
The purpose of the set in and demonstration was one reason to demonstrate
to the people that everybody has the right to eat any place that he would
want to, he has a right to go into any restaurant hotel, a place of public
accommodations. We were there all day reverend brooks who came back from
Washington, D. C. From the greatest march the world has ever known where
over 200,000 people demonstrated, came in after driving for 48 hours and
he took his position, he took his place right alongside of all the other
marches out front. He walked inside and took his seat. The lady had turned
off the cooler on us. The temperature was 100 and 10 degrees, but we
stayed there and kept on waiting and praying and asking God to give us the
strength to hold out knowing that we shall overcome. We have a free school
set up and we want every young person who hasn't finished high school
regardless of your age, to come down and enroll for the free school, come
to the violent insurance company and sign up and enroll for this free
school. Let's register them to go back to school to get our high school
diplomas. We have many job openings. We're working on them. We'd like to
know those people who would like to work Those of you who want a job, who
need a job, come by can sign up for a job. We have the applications for
you to blank. Come by 1140s of Washington Street by the var life insurance
building and ask for the application for a job or for the enrollment to go
to school. May God bless you until next sunday morning. We wish you keep
on fighting keep on working, keep on asking God to give us the strength
and courage that we can win this battle and we shall overcome.
Thank you. Mr Ragsdale the wings over Jordan's, he'll understand and say
well done.
The Ragsdale mortuary where services cost less than funerals are more
complete has available a complete service at $195
right. The complete service includes first call to the family preparation
of the remains, newspaper notices, funeral programs securing necessary
legal permits, delivery of the death certificate to physician, family
memorial record book acknowledgement cards and envelopes. Family
limousines, pallbearers, motorcycle escorts, use of the chapel, selection
of caskets plus a sincere understanding at a time when service means more.
Remember that's the Ragsdale mortuary. At 1100 East jefferson Street.
As
we draw to the end of another program, we would like to thank all of you
for listening. The Ragsdale mortuary where services began at $195 complete
and the valley life and casualty insurance company offering new policy
service at a new low rate are happy to bring you these programs
Commemorating the emancipation proclamation and as men and women, boys and
girls around the country joining this tremendous struggle for freedom. Let
us all do our share. And until next sunday this is Austin Coleman saying
life insurance doesn't keep a man from dying, but it keeps his plans from
dying with him. Yeah,
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it. Oh.
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