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r-im: ( - rNAifl Im n 11 tn fl rn fl I n I O'ITITrlTITITTJ JTtf'tftr 'I''' In 111111n11m 1 Members of the East Central Community College Gospel Choir will perform during the collegc·s annual Black History Month program scheduled at 7 p.m. Feb. 17 on the Decatur campus. Chotr members tnclude (front row, from left) Lavore Roberson of Morton, Coco Porter ofPhiladelphia, LaChina Terrel ofMend1an, Tymese Brown ofPhiladelphia. Jermain Chapman of Newton, Adrain Cambell ofUnion, Mahan Kincaid ofMorton, Kateilyn Edwards ofNewton, Aerian Keeton ofMorton. Paige Brown ofPhiladelphia and sponsor Brenda K. Johnson of Lawrence: and (second row, from left) Daryl Jones, Mechich Martin and Kiana Buckely, both of Newton; DeKendnck Rushing of Walnut Grove, Zackery Johnson of Forest, Stephanie Griffen of Carthage, Te-Anna Viverette of Philadclph1a, Maliyah Brown of Meridian, and Glenn Bender, Jr., and Chris Kelly, both ofNewton. Not pictured are Symone Dans ofLouisville, Samone Greer ofPhiladelplua, Chris Johnson of Noxapater, Kyala Dawkins of Louin and Sylvia Thames of Decatur. (EC Photo) ECCC Plans Black History Month Program Feb. 17 East Central Community College will hold its annual Black History Month program Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2016, on the Decatur campus. Activities begin at 7 p.m. in the Vickers Fine Arts Center audJtorium. There is no charge for admission. James Miller, ECCC dean of students, will serve as guest speaker. Special music will be provided by The Gospel Song Birds of Meridian. The ECCC Gospel Choir sponsors the Black History Program and will also perform. Mrs. Brenda Johnson senes as gospel choir sponsor. For more information, contact Johnson at 601-635

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