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September 1961 newsletter for the Arlington Branch, NAACP. Previews next meeting, gives details on the newly desegregated Arlington Parks and Recreation facilities, letting readers know what facilities and activities they can now access.

September 1962 newsletter for the Arlington Branch, NAACP. Previews next meeting on desegregating movie theaters and asks for more theater picketers. Reminds readers to register to vote, and gives news on the NAACP Life Membership for Mt. Olive…

September 1963 newsletter for the Arlington Branch, NAACP. Promotes Freedom Fund Extravaganza, Virginia State NAACP Convention, and payment of membership dues. Reminds readers of voter registration deadline, and notes the Arlington Branch filled…

September 1964 newsletter for the Arlington Branch, NAACP. Previews next meeting, promotes voter registration and branch's Annual Freedom Fund Ball on November 6.

Paper "NAACP Voter Registration Plans: Your Introduction to Coordination," NAACP. Gives reasoning why coordinated groups should be working to increase African-American voter registration and participation.

Contains procedures used to determine assignments as well as attendance areas and addresses. 2 pages.

Contains procedures used to determine assignments as well as attendance areas and addresses.

Suggestions from the Publicity Committee to increase attendance at meetings and awareness of groups with the general community.

"Pertinent Quotes Worth Remembering" from the Twenty-fourth State Convention, Virginia State Conference, NAACP, Danville, Virginia, Education Workshop.

"Pertinent Quotes Worth Remembering" from the Twenty-fourth State Convention, Virginia State Conference, NAACP, Danville, Virginia, Education Workshop. DUPLICATE OF 18-1-1-9-26

Blank card for potential African-American voters to fill out for a "Political Action Committee," including name and address, voting precinct, and if they meet qualifications to vote in Virginia, such as payment of poll taxes.

Paper giving Barbara Marx's history of activity with the local and state NAACP, and announcing a plan to give her an NAACP Life Membership

"Report of the Committee on Offenses Against the Administration of Justice" dated December 14, 1959. Also known as the Boatwright Committee. The report outlines the findings of the Committee, which was to make sure Virginia laws pertaining to the…

Report of "One Day Planning Session", January, 1960. Partial listing of subjects: housing conditions, segregation, urban renewal, zoning, sub-standard housing and what to look for when purchasing a home.

Suggestions from the Publicity Committee to increase attendance at meetings and awareness of groups with the general community.

Blank "School Survey To Be Used By Local Education Committees." Survey on size, curriculum, other aspects of the school for NAACP Local Education Committees.

"Setting the Record Straight," 1959, paper written by Virginia NAACP in response to the Report of the Committee on Offenses Against the Administration of Justice." Deals with allegations regarding misuse and misreporting of funds and not registering…

Summary minutes of the 52nd annual convention for the NAACP Convention Plenary Session on July 11, 1961. Lists members of various regional committees.

Summary minutes of the 52nd annual convention for the NAACP Convention Organization Meeting on July 10, 1961. Details invocation, memorial service for deceased NAACP members, and report from committee on convention procedure, sergeant-at-arms and…

Summary of the 52nd Annual NAACP Convention, July 1961. Explains the adopted "program of action" for protests, economic reforms, legislative priorities, public relations, cooperation with other groups, expanding membership, education, healthcare, and…