The Negro ministers were well received.

pc 3 12 1938

Pittsburgh Courier, 12 March 1938.

  • Richard A.G. Foster — As shown here, Rev. Foster was a steadfast and enthusiastic proponent of civil rights.
  • E.O. Saunders — South Carolina native Otto Eugene Sanders was newly arrived from Charlotte, North Carolina.
  • Bryant P. Coward

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  4. Rev Dr Richard A. G. Foster an A. M.E. Zion Pastor Born in 1900. Is My FATHER. I am the youngest of His 5 Girls. I am sooo proud to read this for the 1st TIME in my life. I am 70yrs old. I am Dr. Ellen Eugenia Foster-Randle. I live in Oakland CA

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