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Scoop, March 8, 2019.qxp_Layout 1 copy 3/1/19 6:44 PM Page 1 4 - SCOOP U.S.A . - Friday, February 1, 2019 Celebrating 58 Years of Community News by Adelaide AbSdur-Rcahmoan opUSA Black History198 2 SCharono Carprentenr, broeadcar st journalist and tele - [email protected] vision host (BET) is born in England. 1985 (Reginald Alfred) Reggie Bush, Jr., National PISCES - February 19 - March 20 Football League player is born in Spring Valley, CA. 1991 (Lemuel) Lem Tucker, first African American to Pisces – The Dreamer work as a television network reporter dies. Generous, kind and thoughtful. Very creative 1993 B. Doyle Mitchell, chairman and president of the and imaginative. May become secretive and fourth largest minority owned bank dies in Washington, vague. Sensitive. Don’t like details. Dreamy DC. and unrealistic. Sympathetic and loving. Kind. 1994 Kofi Siriboe, actor (The Longshots) is born in Los Unselfish. Good Kisser. Beautiful. Angeles, CA. 1994 Cornelius Robinson Coffee, first African Ameri - Aquamarine is the stone for the month of March can to hold both a pilot’s and mechanic’s license and the In legends, aquamarine has its origin in the treasure chests first to establish an aeronautical school in the US dies in of the mermaid. It is though to bring good luck and fortune Chicago, IL. to sailors. It is believed that if a person dreams of aquama- 2003 (John Henry Kendricks) Hank Ballard, singer and rine he or she will meet new friends. According to ancient songwriter (The Twist) dies in Los Angeles, CA. traditions aquamarine will guarantee a long and happy 2001 Jessie M. Rattley, first African American and first marriage. A symbol of youth and happiness, aquamarine woman mayor of Newport News, Virginia dies in New - derives its name from the Latin “aqua” and “mare,” mean- port News, VA. ing water and sea. Allegedly its powers one increased if Yolanda Evette Griffith the stone is soaked in water. ‘Aquamarine is reported to in- crease one’s psychic ability and enhance concentration; 1974 (Robert Henry) Bobby Timmons, pianist dies in February 24 thus it is suggested that students carry the stone while New York, NY. You have a magnetic personality and should take are studying. Roman physicians prescribed aquamarine to treat 1980 Emmitt Littleton Ashford, first African American that this gift does not lead you into difficulties. You are overindulgence, headaches, neck problems and water re - Umpire in Major League Baseball dies in Venice, CA. passionate and your emotions sometimes overpower you tention. In some cultures, aquamarine is believed to be the 1983 Lupita Nyong’o, director and actor (12 Years a but your love, though fervent, is constant. You like and stone of a spirit who must grant the wish of any person Slave) is born in Mexico City, Mexico. appreciate music and have some musical ability. wearing it 1984 Naima Mora, fashion model and the winner of 1900 Ruby Dandridge, actor (A Hold in the Head) and cycle 4 of America’s Next Top Model is born in Detroit, mother of Dorothy Dandridge is born in Wichita, KS. March 1 MI. 1905 Ariel Williams Holloway, poet of the Harlem 1986 (Ettore Ewen) Big E Langston, professional Renaissance (Shape Them Into Dreams) is born in Brook - You have definite artistic tendencies that should be wrestler is born in Tampa, FL. lyn, NY. developed to your good advantage. You have faith in 1987 (Frederick William) Freddie Green, jazz guitarist 1906 (Albany Leon) Barney Bigard, clarinet and tenor yourself and your ability and will be successful. You are (Count Basie orchestra) dies. sax player is born in New Orleans, LA. honest, frank, good nature and sincere in your affec - 1989 Marcus Ryan Harris, National Football League 1907 (Leonard Lionel Cornelius Canegata) Canada tions. You will win a deep and lasting love. player is born in Kirkwood, MO. Lee, actor (Native Son) is born in New York, NY. 1841 Blanche Kelso Bruce, the second African Amer - 2000 Odell Barnes, convicted murdered dies in 1911 Elmer ‘Kid Violent’ Ray, professional heavy - ican to be elected to Congress and the first to serve a full Huntsville, TX. weight boxer is born in Federal Point, FL. term is born a slave in Farmville, VA. 2006 Johnny Porter Jackson, drummer for The Jackson 1913 Margaret Allison (Richardson) Bonds, composer 1889 Marguerite Young Alexander, one of the founders 5 dies in Gary, IN. 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March 2 1949 Jesse Harrison Jefferson, Major League Baseball 1911 Walter Davis, blues singer and pianist is born in player is born in Midlothian, VA. Grenada, MS. Practice sincerity, patience and diligence in your am - 1949 Gloria Hendry, actor (For the Love of Ivy) is born 1914 Ralph Waldo Ellison, author (Invisible Man) is bition and everyday life. Be less skeptical. You have in Winter Haven, FL. born in Oklahoma City, OK. great self-control and psychic powers and are an excel - 1950 Randall Pinkston, correspondent for CBS news is 1924 Wilmer Joseph Harris, Negro League Baseball lent conversationalist. You have many friends, prefer the born in Yazoo County, MS. player is born in Philadelphia, PA. company of the opposite sex but are well liked by your 1951 Benny Jewell Barnes, National Football League 1925 Homer Plessy, American plaintiff in the US own. player is born in Lufkin, TX. Supreme Court decision in Plessy v. 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