Box 6

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This subseries consists of material on community groups, clubs, committees, civil rights groups, women’s clubs, non-profits, and ethnic organizations (mostly in Newark and New Jersey) and the events they sponsored. The files are alphabetical by group name, with a miscellaneous file at the end. The bulk of material is event programs, fliers, pamphlets, and event journals, with some historical information. Of note is material on many African-American centric groups who worked in Newark...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries includes material on specific figures who served as community leaders in Newark. Material includes pamphlets, event journals, obituaries, and clippings. Files are alphabetical by last name. Of note is material on Mary Burch and Connie Woodruff, both of whom featured in Kukla’s book Defying the Odds: triumphant black women of Newark.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries includes material on specific figures who served as community leaders in Newark. Material includes pamphlets, event journals, obituaries, and clippings. Files are alphabetical by last name. Of note is material on Mary Burch and Connie Woodruff, both of whom featured in Kukla’s book Defying the Odds: triumphant black women of Newark.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries includes material on specific figures who served as community leaders in Newark. Material includes pamphlets, event journals, obituaries, and clippings. Files are alphabetical by last name. Of note is material on Mary Burch and Connie Woodruff, both of whom featured in Kukla’s book Defying the Odds: triumphant black women of Newark.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries includes material on specific figures who served as community leaders in Newark. Material includes pamphlets, event journals, obituaries, and clippings. Files are alphabetical by last name. Of note is material on Mary Burch and Connie Woodruff, both of whom featured in Kukla’s book Defying the Odds: triumphant black women of Newark.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries includes material on specific figures who served as community leaders in Newark. Material includes pamphlets, event journals, obituaries, and clippings. Files are alphabetical by last name. Of note is material on Mary Burch and Connie Woodruff, both of whom featured in Kukla’s book Defying the Odds: triumphant black women of Newark.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries includes material on specific figures who served as community leaders in Newark. Material includes pamphlets, event journals, obituaries, and clippings. Files are alphabetical by last name. Of note is material on Mary Burch and Connie Woodruff, both of whom featured in Kukla’s book Defying the Odds: triumphant black women of Newark.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries includes material on specific figures who served as community leaders in Newark. Material includes pamphlets, event journals, obituaries, and clippings. Files are alphabetical by last name. Of note is material on Mary Burch and Connie Woodruff, both of whom featured in Kukla’s book Defying the Odds: triumphant black women of Newark.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This subseries consists of material on community groups, clubs, committees, civil rights groups, women’s clubs, non-profits, and ethnic organizations (mostly in Newark and New Jersey) and the events they sponsored. The files are alphabetical by group name, with a miscellaneous file at the end. The bulk of material is event programs, fliers, pamphlets, and event journals, with some historical information. Of note is material on many African-American centric groups who worked in Newark...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This subseries consists of material on community groups, clubs, committees, civil rights groups, women’s clubs, non-profits, and ethnic organizations (mostly in Newark and New Jersey) and the events they sponsored. The files are alphabetical by group name, with a miscellaneous file at the end. The bulk of material is event programs, fliers, pamphlets, and event journals, with some historical information. Of note is material on many African-American centric groups who worked in Newark...