The Seventy-Sixth Anniversary Celebration of Booker T. Washington's Birth
- Title of event
- The Seventy-Sixth Anniversary Celebration of Booker T. Washington's Birth
- Type of event
- Meeting - Social Club
- Address of event
- The Seventy-Sixth Anniversary Celebration of Booker T. Washington's Birth Happened Entirely at 201, Lenox Ave
- Report on event
- The Seventy-Sixth Anniversary Celebration of Booker T. Washington's Birth Sole event referenced by Revere Tuskegee Institute Founder
- Start date / time
- April 6, 1930
- Start (general time of day)
- Day (Afternoon)
- Description
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The New York Tuskegee Club held a meeting for the seventy-sixth anniversary of the birth of the founder of the Tuskegee Institute, Booker T. Washington. The secretary of of the Harlem League of the Greater New York Federation of Churches, Reverend Paul E. Baker, spoke in praise of Washington and on the need to reform modern colleges. Several musical events followed the speaking, including a performance by the church choir.
- Notes
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The Reverend Paul E. Baker was white.