2005, February 14, 2005
Proclamation Issued By The City Of Roanoke
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- 1913: HATTIE PETERS CLARK BORN IN OAK BOWERY, CHAMBERS COUNTY, ALBAMA
- 1939 - August 11, 1939: Diploma from Alabama A & M
- First Mention Of Wilkie Clark In A Newspaper
- 1941 - Registration For The Draft
- 1941- 1945 - Military Service
- 1948: Mr. & Mrs. Clark Wed In Anniston
- 1949: Cobb Avenue High School Veterans Class
- 1951: August 10, 1951-Bachelor Of Science Degree in Elementary Education
- 1951: Voting
- 1953-9-11: MR. & MRS. CLARK WELCOME THEIR BABY GIRL, CHARLOTTE
- 1962: September 25–28 Attendance at Southern Leadership Conference – Birmingham, Alabama
- 1963: SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
- 1969: Local Paper Reports On Wilkie Clark SBA Loan Approval
- 1973: Tommy L. Wilkes Controversy
- 1976: The Clark's Venture Into Politics
- 1978 - February 28,1978 - Councilman George Poole
- Emancipation
- 1981 - "Y-A-W-N" Edgar Stevenson IRES Black Community
- 1981: Angelia Renee Henderson Earns Agnes Jones Jackson Scholarship
- Holding of city prisoners protested
- 1981 - July 18 - The Clark's Incorporate Clark Funeral Home
- 1988-8-9 [THE ANNISTON STAR]-Bush Scores With Speech
- Hear Him Speak
- MRS. HATTIE LEE PETERS CLARK PASSES IN ROANOKE, RANDOLPH COUNTY, ALABAMA
- MRS. HATTIE P. CLARK: A Prolific Letter Writer
- February 23, 1989 - A Special Visitor The Day Mama Died
- Anniston Star Article On Mama's Passing
- WILKIE CLARK'S TRAGIC DEATH
- 2005 January 24, Proclamation Issued By Randolph County Commission
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