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Volume Issue 38

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GREATER HOUSTON EDITION African-American News&Issues

October 4, 2024

“Addressing Current & Historical Realities Affecting Our Community”

Vol. 29, Issue 38

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We the People Your vote and your money are the two most powerful things you have. Be careful who you give them to. - Roy Douglas Malonson

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The life and legacy of Reverend Dr. Floyd Nathaniel Williams Sr. stand as a shining beacon of service, leadership, and devotion to both faith and community. Born on December 16, 1928, he was a man whose remarkable journey spanned over 70 years of pastoral leadership, with an impact that extended far beyond the pulpit. Reverend Dr.

Williams’ life was defined by his deep commitment to his faith, family, and the pursuit of justice and equality. His ministry began early, obtaining a Bachelor of Divinity Degree from Bishop College at just 16 years old. His leadership started at Greater Union Baptist Church in Matthews, Texas, but upon his father’s passing

Reverend pg. 3

J UDGE Z INETTA ARCENEAUX B URNEY 2 /2 4 /4 1 – 9 /2 2 /2 4 Outstanding, committed, accomplished and devoted, Zinetta Burney embodies these great qualities. But none more dear to her than the love of her people and her community. A brilliant laawyer and a seasoned community servant, she is the very definition of tenacious. Born in 1941 in Houston, Texas, Zinetta is the second child of John and Thelma Arceneaux. At the age of sixteen she dropped out of high school to give birth to her only child, Sharon Maria. A few Zinetta on pg. 4


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