Ministers representing almost every Negro church in Boston have endorsed the candidacy of Sen. Pres. John E. Powers. The ministers, some of whom are shown above, are Revs. Percival Adams, J.C. Brown, S. B. Brown, C.E. Burns, Samuel H. Bullock, R.L. Carter, Walter C. Davis, A.C. Gibson, William H. Hester, Laymon Hunter, Samuel L. Laviscount, M.M. Massey, Isaac Mitchel, Richard M. Owens, Robert Pruitt, William S. Ravenell, D.W. Smith, A.J. Spratley, William N. Weeks, Enock O. Woodhouse, and Louis Young.
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Ministers representing almost every Negro church in Boston have endorsed the candidacy of Sen. Pres. John E. Powers. The ministers, some of whom are shown above, are Revs. Percival Adams, J.C. Brown, S. B. Brown, C.E. Burns, Samuel H. Bullock, R.L. Carter, Walter C. Davis, A.C. Gibson, William H. Hester, Laymon Hunter, Samuel L. Laviscount, M.M. Massey, Isaac Mitchel, Richard M. Owens, Robert Pruitt, William S. Ravenell, D.W. Smith, A.J. Spratley, William N. Weeks, Enock O. Woodhouse, and Louis Young.

[ca. October 1959]

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