MARYLAND

Fort Meade

The Fort Meade Joint Services Black Heritage Committee proudly presents Juneteenth!!! Friday June 19th - Sunday, June 21st 1998 Ft Meade Parade Field, Fort Meade Maryland. Seminars & Workshops Historic Displays: Tuskegee Airman, Buffalo Soldiers, Negro Leagues Baltimore Black History Museum Fashion Shows Vendors: Arts , Crafts, Foods...Perfect for Fathers Day!! Talent Showcase: R&B Jazz Gospel, Local celebrities Purpose Reflection-Rejoicing-Assessment- Self improvement Planning for the Future!

Friday 19th Networking with vendors and sponsors/buffet Saturday 20th- opening ceremonies 10am, Military Honor Guard, Guest speaker, Reading of the Proclamation Hourly entertainment, Honoring the Negro league; family Softball Game 4pm. Horse Shoes and Dominoes tournament begins at 530pm Sunday 21st - Morning Prayer service 830am.... Hourly entertainment...guest speakers...  Come and enjoy our Fathers Day excitement!!! All are welcome and its absoluteley free!!!  contact AJnatha@FGGM.osis.gov for more info or call Tony Smith 301 688 7528, or Karen Camper 301 688 6591.....  See Ya there!!

Glenarden

Glenarden, Maryland in Prince George's County Glenarden Gold Room 8600 Glenarden Parkway Glenarden, MD 20785 Friday June 19, 1998 7 PM Contact: Theresa Mitchell Dudley/Angela Johnson/Claudette Street P.O. Box 1698 Landover, MD 20785 301-386-3681 301-386-1800 email:
tmdudley@novanetwork.com First Annual Event. The event will be community event to bring all of the resources in our communty together; community groups, churches, civic associations, and merchants. It is time for all of our community to celebrate and nuture what our freedom means- that we are free to work where we want, do business where we want , and pray how we want. Event is being sponsored by the Committee to Elect Theresa Mitchell Dudley. Ms. Dudley is a grassroots activist in Prince Georges County.

Mitchellville

On Sunday, June 21, 1998 at 10:00 a.m., Truth Evangelical Church will celebrate the Juneteenth holiday with a worship and picnic in Watkins Park, located on Enterprise Road south of Central Avenue in Area 8. All families are asked to pack a picnic basket including a dish to be placed on a common table. There will be fun for all ages! Come and join us and learn more about this special African-American holiday. Contact: Truth Church at 301-918-9091 or e-mail Linda Stephens on www.truth@novanetwork.com