.........................................................
"BLOODY SUNDAY" REENACTMENT
MARCH 7TH, 2010 SELMA ALABAMA
"GET ON THE BUS"
SPONSOR A YOUTH
MARCH 7TH, 2010
The next time!
The Jefferson Co. Ga. SCLC
*PRESENTS*
Reenactment of "Bloody Sunday"
From Selma to Montgomery Alabama March
Every year this time on the first sunday in the month of march , a reenactment of the march from Selma to Montgomery is held, people from all over meet up in Selma Alabama to do a Bloody Sunday reenactment by marching together from Selma across the Edmund pettus Bridge to Montgomery County.
There will be lots of food venders! festivities! great speakers! and a pure spiritual sense of what it was like for the SCLC members and freedom fighters who met with total violence, and police brutality at the foot of the bridge, as police officers used canine dogs, billy sticks, bull whips, and horses to attack and beat the non-violent marchers who were marching for our right to vote! Place: Selma Alabama
Sunday, March 7th, 2010
Morning Service.....11:00 A.M.
March Across The Bridge Begins....1:00 P.M.
Bus rides available to and from Selma Alabama
Aglemoarge Services Inc. Bus Line
Cost/seat........$35.00 Round Trip
Departure Place Starts:
Sunday, March 7th, 5:00 A.M.
Walmart Parking Lot, Deans Bridge Rd.,
and along the I-20 corridor Exit 172 0ff I-20
(Love Truck Stop 2129 Washingto Rd.) and to
Decatur/Candler Rd. Exit, Atlanta Return Time:
Sunday, March 7th, 6:00 P.M.
'Refunds only if trip do not take place'
'Your Receipt is your ticket'
Please make check/money order to:
Jefferson Co. SCLC
Send to: P.O.Box 960 Louisville Ga. 30434
Dead line for payment is Feb. 15, 2010
Drop Dead Line is Feb. 28th, 2010
Contacts:
Minister James Ivery......706-394-1868
Rev. Charles Washington....706-547-7076
Bobby Adams....404-246-9796
Donald Hatcher....478-494-4867
Cynthia Cuyler......1706-871-7265
......................................................................
The Jefferson County Ga. Chapter SCLC:
President, Minister James Ivery and Vice President Mr. Bobby Adams travels to Selma Alabama to take part in the re-enactment of the Selma to Montgomery Al. march, "BLOODY SUNDAY." Also along on the trip were Miss Veronica D'Antignac and her sister's daughter Miss Lyntoya Wilson.