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Urban League and Winston-Salem Chronicle Black History I.Q. Contest 1) Match the correct date or person in column A with the correct response in column B. 2) Mail or bring your Official Entry Form to the Winston-Salem Urban League, 201 W. Fifth Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 on or before 12 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 28, 1992. 3) All entries that score 100 in the Contest will become eligible for the drawing to be held Monday, March 2. All 100 scores entries will be invited to the drawing and the winner will receive $100 cash. You do not have to be present to win. 4) Members of the Winston-Salem Urban League or Chronicle Staff and their relatives are not eligible to enter this contest 5) Enter as often as you wish but only the Official Entry form from the Chronicle Newspaper will be acceptable. 6) Reference Information may be obtained at your local library. Directions*. Match the correct date or person in Column A with the correct response in Column B. 20) Booker T. Washington - 40) Madame C.J. Walker Column A 1 ) Vemon Jordan Jr. 2}4iaaietli Tubman 3) Rosa Parks 4) Martin Luther King Jr. 5) Barbara Jordan 6) Maya Angelou 7) Jessie Jackson 8) Charles Drew 9) Thurgood Marshall 1 0) Alex Haley 11) Bayard Rustin 12) Ralph Waldo Ellison 13) John H. Senstacke 14) W.E.B. DuBois 15) Ralph J. Bunche 1 6) George Washington Carver 17) Shirley Chisholm 1 8) Benjamin L. Hooks 19) John E. Jacob 21) John H. Johnson 22) Sojourner Truth 23) 1883 24) 1862 25) 1866 26) Benjamin O. Davis 27) Jessie Owens 28) Jane Bolin 29) 1947 30) Marian Anderson 31) February 21, 1965 32) Marcus Garvey 33) William Tucker 34) Hattie McDaniels 35) Leonard Roy Harmon 36) Garrett Morgan 37) Josephine Baker 38) Lena Home 39) Beverly Johnson Column B 1) He wrote "Up from Slavery." 2) He became CEO of the National Urban League in 1972. 3) Presented legal argument in the historic case Brown vs. Board of Education. 4) Wrote a book, fact and fiction, on Black History with his family as the basis. 5) Often referred to as "the mother of the civil rights movement." 6) Holds lifetime appointment at Wake Forest University. 7) Originator of the blood bank. 8) Eleanor Roosevelt's articles - "If I were a Negro" contributed to his success as a publisher. 9) Although he made many scientific discoveries, Tione were ever patented. - v* 10) The only black with his birthday as a Nationtmolday. . MHjj 6 11) A social scientist who has linked with communist groups in the ? " 1950s. ? - ? -- 12) Served as a United Nations official. The first black to win the Nobel , Prize. 13) One of the pioneer advocates of Black Nationalism. 14) Current President of the National Urban League. 1 5) A Quacker and pacifist, he stood for civil rights through non-vio lence. 16) The first black woman elected to the U.S. Congress. 17) He wrote the highly symbolic novel, "The Invisible Man." 1 8) The first black elected to the Texas Senate since 1883. 1 9) Was with Martin Luther King Jr. when he was assassinated. 20) The famous "Conductor" of the "Underground Railroad." 21) One of the founders of the National Newspaper Pubfishers Associa tion. 22) The first black to serve as a member of the Federal Communica tions Commission( FCC). 23) The first black female millionaire. 24) Freed in 1827, she felt herself singled out for a divinely inspired cru sade involving emancipation and womens liberation. 25) First black model to appear on cover of Vogue magazine. 26) Was "Dark Star" in the Folies Bergere. 27) Invented the gas mask and traffic tight. 28) From the Cotton Club Chorus Line of 1933 to success on stage, in ? film and T.V., she has been called "the most beautiful woman in the world." 29) Served in the U.S. Navy and had a Naval Fighter Ship named for him. 30) The year Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation declaring the freedom of all slaves. 31) The year Congress authorized the enlistment of blacks for military service. 32) The first black to win an Oscar (1940). 33) The first year Fisk University opened In Nashville, Tenn. 34) When Malcolm X was killed in New York City. 35) The first black child born in the American Colonies (1621). 36) The first black General in U.S. history. 37) Snubbed by Adolph Hitler after winning five Gold Medals in the 1936 Olympics In Germany. . 38) The first black to sing on the stage of the Metropolitan Opera House. 39) In 1939, she became the first black female judge in the United - States. 40) The year the first black was elected to the City Council in Winston Salem, N.C. Address City Zip Code A B 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) ! 8> ~ ! 0) ? 10) Telephone ANSWERS A B A B 11) 12) 13) 14) 15) 16) 17) 18) _ 19) 20) 21) 22) 23) 24) 25) 26) 27) 28) 29) 30) State A B 31) 32) 33) 34) 35) 36) 37) 38) 39) 40) GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY Winston-Salem Chronicle Sat., March 7, 1992 The Stouffer Hotel Winston Plaza p.m. ? ! ? ? This Awards Banquet Is Sponsored By: ? Sara Lee Corporation ? Crown Drugs ? Wachovia ? Planters Lifesavers ? First Federal Savings Bank ? Integon ? North Carolina Black ? R.J. Reynolds Repertory Company ? ? Tobacco Company ? ? Yes, I would like to attend the Annual Awards Banquet $15.00 Admission includes a 3 -month subscription to the Winston-Salem Chronicle $25 admits two and includes one 3-month subscription. Number of tickets reserved by NAME PHONE ADDRESS CITY ST ZIP Include check or money order payable to: Winston-Salem Chronicle, 617 N. Liberty St., P.O. Box 1636 Winston-Salem, NC 271 01 (91 9) 722-8624
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