Black Harlem Pharmacy Association's Meeting to "Startle, Amaze, and Interest"

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1pg. 8 ½" x 11". April 8, 1939. New York, NY. A typed letter signed "Olivia D. Tucker" as corresponding secretary of the North Harlem Pharmaceutical Association, a professional organization of black pharmacists: "You are invited to be present at our next meeting, Sunday April 16. 5pm. YMCA. This meeting will be addressed by Dr. O. Williams and Mr. Best of the anti-discrimination league. This bids fair to be on of our most important sessions as there have been many and varied happenings since last we met. The committee which we send to Albany has a very interesting and significant story to relate. New jobs have been obtained, while the jobs of others have been menaced. Outside pharmaceutical bodies have been in communication with us. What do they want of us? Some thing of course. What do you know concerning the medical convention, and the part that we are to play in it? Our executive board is in possession of information which will startle, amaze, and interest you. Come early as our agenda is an extensive one." Typed on the organization's letterhead, the letter is in good condition, with toning throughout. N° de ref. del artículo 1506

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