17 USC § 107 (LIMITATIONS On EXCLUSIVE Rights - FAIR USE) NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) – See HOW it appears the ZIONISTS/WHITE SUPREMACISTS and their Law Firm Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz goes about HIJACKING Civil Rights Organizations and/or ORGANIZING New ones for purposes of DECEPTION and to GAIN ACCESS to Black/African-American Communities!

1. 17 USC § 107 (LIMITATIONS On EXCLUSIVE Rights - FAIR USE)

2. http://www.slideshare.net/VogelDenise/stockholm-syndrome-defined-bewitching-the-people-57809956
PAGE 4 (as of 03/20/16) at:
http://www.bakerdonelson.com/files/Uploads/Documents/ProBono_Report_2014.pdf

3. Hosea 4:6

4. It appears the reason MANY CANNOT SEE the ZIONIST/KLAN-
CONTROLLED RACISTS/TERRORIST Attacks on the Blacks/African-Americans
is because they are using HOUSE NEGROES, while they themselves, as Civil
Rights Leaders as Malcom X mentioned, have put on BUSINESS SUITS and
ROBES!

5. YES, the KLAN’S Law Firm Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell &
Berkowitz has an INTEREST in WHAT Vogel Denise Newsome is SHARING
on her Websites/Social Forums! The PUBLIC/WORLD can SEE FOR
THEMSELVES the Klan’s CONCERNS and FEARS in the EXPOSURE of their
CRIMINAL/CIVIL violations as well as their TERRORIST/RACIST Attacks
on Blacks/African-Americans/People-Of-Color!

6. YES, the KLAN’S Law Firm of Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell &
Berkowitz is ZIONIST (Jewish) CONTROLLED and they are using such
FRONTING ORGANIZATIONS (AFTER, it appears, playing a MAJOR/KEY Role in
the Assassination of Prominent Civil Rights Leaders as MEDGAR WILEY EVERS
and MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. . .) as the:
NAACP (National Association For The Advancement of Colored
People) – has been INFILTRATED by ZIONISTS/WHITE SUPREMACIST
Organizations for purposes of GAINING Access to what is going on in the
Black/African-American Communities. It appears the ONLY ADVANCEMENT
the NAACP is pushing NOW is working with ZIONISTS/WHITE SUPREMACIST
Groups to RETURN Blacks/African-Americans BACK TO SLAVERY/CHAINS!

7. MISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR JUSTICE – i.e.
using HOUSE NEGROES who are Lawyers and are SELLOUTS/TRAITORS to
their Race!

8. MISSION MISSISSIPPI: Where House
Negro La’Verne Edney is a BUSY BUZZARD –
Serving on the ADVISORY BOARD for Mission Mississippi. An Organization
out RECRUITING Preachers/Ministers/Pastors. . . who are SELLING out and
getting GOVERNMENT DOLLARS (for instance 501(c)(3)) and EXECUTING and
ENGAGING in such Criminal Activities as SELLING of Blacks/African-
Americans to PRIVATE WHITE INVESTORS that have TAKEN over the
PRISON SYSTEM(S) and are engaging in CRIMINAL ACTS – Bribes,
Kickbacks, Blackmail, etc. for JUDGES to send them SLAVE LABOR!

9. obtaining FUNDING from the Blacks/African-Americans. Keeping HIDDEN from
Blacks/African-Americans that the MONIES raised appears are being used to
CARRYOUT GENOCIDE and RACIST/TERRORIST Attacks on them! Not only
that using such Civil Rights Organizations for purposes of GAINING
ACCESS to GAIN KNOWLEDGE and INFORMATION as to WHAT is going on
in the Black/African-American Communities and are USING House Negroes
that are put out there as fronts in such organizations as the NAACP for
purposes of DECEPTION!
The ZIONISTS/WHITE SUPREMACISTS have a PRIVATE and
FINANCIAL INTEREST into whether or not BLACKS/AFRICAN-AMERICANS are
being NOTIFIED of the plans of the DESPOTISM Government they are
running with PLANS to ENSLAVE THEM - - RETURN THEM TO CHAINS!

10. Such Zionists/White Supremacists Groups
are RELYING on their TOP GUNS as United
States of America’s President Barack
Obama!
There are so MANY IGNORANT HOUSE NEROES as another by the name
of CHRISTOPHER EPPS (COMMISSION For The Mississippi Department of
Correction), who just really believe that the ZIONISTS/WHITE SUPREMACIST
and their Law Firm Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz just LOVE
THEM; however, as the JEWS and the Government did with JUDAS, they
“THROW THEM UNDER THE BUS” when they are done with them!

11. In Christopher Epps Case, he was FACING approximately 368 Years in
Prison which was SCHEDULED for June 2015; however, has NOW been
postponed INDEFINITELY! One may wonder WHY? Well in MAY 2015, look
at some of the documents posted by Vogel Denise Newsome EXPOSING the
KLAN’S Law Firm Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz’
CONNECTION with the EMPLOYMENT of Chistopher Epps with the
Mississippi Department of Correction and his QUICK PROMOTIONS –
Moving Up The Prison System Ladder! UNDERSTAND, that when
RACISTS/TERRORIST as Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz throw
out SCAPEGOATS, they merely want to STAY BEHIND-THE-SCENES;
however, NOW Vogel Denise Newsome is SWINGING OPEN THE CURTAIN and
EXPOSING THIS DEVIL in its RELATIONSHIP in such RACIST/
DISCRIMINATORY practices targeting Blacks/African-Americans for
SLAVERY through the PRISON SYSTEM!

12. http://www.slideshare.net/VogelDenise/despotisim-baker-donelson-use-of-
governor-raymond-mabus-to-select-chris-epps-plot-to-use-hbcu-facilities-
for-prisons
http://www.slideshare.net/VogelDenise/despotism-chris-epps-mississippis-
top-prison-reformer-is-facing-368-years-behind-bars-klan-informants-neck-
is-on-the-line

13. When the ZIONISTS/WHITE SUPREMACISTS and their Law Firm Baker
Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz have had ENOUGH of NAACP
President and HOUSE NEGRO Derrick Johnson, they will THROW HIM OUT
WITH THE TRASH. . .! Look at the ACCOLADES given Derrick Johnson which
appears involve the DIRTY HANDS of Baker Donelson all over it!
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17 USC § 107 (LIMITATIONS On EXCLUSIVE Rights - FAIR USE)

14. MISSISSIPPI STATE CONFERENCE NAACP
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
Mt. Nebo Baptist Church
Jackson, MS
March 19,2016
11:00 AM
I. Call to Order
II. Prayer
III. Agenda Adoption
IV. Roll Call
V. Reading of Minutes and Actions on Meeting
VI. Special Guest
a. Reilly Morse, Executive Director
MS Center For Justice
VII. Reading of Communications
VIII. Report of Officers
IX. Report of Standing Committee
X. Report of Special Committee
XI. Unfinished Business
XII. New Business
XIII. Report of Branches
XIV. Adjournment

15. Mississippi State Conference NAACP Executive Meeting Minutes
February'20, 2016
M AV Stringer Lodge* Jackson, MS
Meeting was called to order at 11:18 a.m. by 1" Vice President Charles Hampton and open with prayer by
Rev. Eugene Biyant. A motion was made to adopt the agenda and the meeting went as followed with Mr.
Hampton presiding and Mr. Johnson joined in.
Roll Call: Sign in Sheet
Reading of the minutes: The Minutes was read by attending members with a motion to adopt the
minutes by Richard Coleman and second by Rev. Eugene Br'ant.
Communications:
• ACT-SO Competition will be held on March 12, 2016 at F. D. Music Hall on Jackson State
Campus
• The Mississippi Veterans of the Civil Rights Movement annual conference will be March 30 -
April 2, 2016 on the campus of Tougaloo College
The Report of Officers:
Treasurer Report:
• The report was giving by Assistance Treasure Chris Taylor. There was a question by Mr. Evans
Doss who wanted to know why there is so much money in Voter Empowerment Funds? Chris
stated there will be an answer at the next state meeting. There was a motion to accept the report as
is by Rev. James and second by Rev. Br}'ant.
Curly Clark:
• Report on the Flag Issue calling for the removal of the State Flag.
• The report was moved for adoption by Rev. Bn,'ant and second by Mr. Wiley.
The Committee Reports was as f o l l o A v e d :
Legal Redress:
• Mr. Hampton suggested that Branches review their complaints and provide an update.
• Mrs. Character, President of Brookhaven Branch gave a written report complaint the branch
worked on to Mr. Hampton.
• The report was moved for adoption by Rev. James and second by Mr. Taylor
Membership:

16. Mississippi State Conference NAACP Executive Meeting Minutes
February 20, 2016
M W Stringer Lodge* Jackson, MS
• Curly Clark started a membership campaign. The goal is to increase the overall state membership
by 10 percent.
• A print out of the goals for each branch was passed out.
• The report was moved for adoption by Mrs. Character and second by Mr. Wiley
Political Action:
• There was a reminder about this year upcoming branch election.
• There was also a reminder of this year state and federal elections.
• The report was moved for adoption by Mr. Clark and second by Mrs. Character.
Education:
• A Federal Education Reform Webinar was schedule for February 25, everj'one was encouraged to
register.
• There was a report on the consolidation of more public school districts. Most of the consolidation
is within the predominately African-American school district.
• The report was moved for adoption by Mr. Hampton and second by Rev. James.
State Conference Planning:
• Met with President Johnson and several names were suggested for speakers. Letters wdll be mail
out to potential speakers.
• Travel to Natchez (state convention hosting branch) for a site visit.
• The report was moved for adoption by Mrs. Character and second by Mr. Coleman.
ACT-SO:
• ACT-SO competition will be held Mach 12, 2016 at JSU Music Hall
• hi need of volunteers and judges
• Will be soliciting donations and having fundraisers to assist with ACT-SO gold winners travel
expense to the National Competition.
• The report was moved for adoption by Mr. Hampton and second by Mr. Coleman.
Health:
• Reported there are small grants available around shared use agreements
• There are also some opportunities for school to received grants through the State Health
Department.
• There is a Committee Bill deadline coming up with ties to Medicare, SNAP and TANF. The bill
will hurt people receiving state benefits. Over 80, 000 people will be affected by bill.
• The report was moved for adoption by Mr. Clark and second by Mr. Coleman.

17. Mississippi State Conference NAACP Executive Meeting Minutes
February'20, 2016
M W Stringer Lodge* Jackson, MS
WIN:
• WIN chair asked for all WfN members to meet with her.
• She also asked for her with the Mother of the Year planning.
Old Business:
• There has not been a press conference held on behalf of Ms. Lottie Woods in Franklin County.
• Will look into setting up a meeting with Magnolia Power to discuss the refusal to turn on power
at Ms. Woods's house.
New Business:
• Branches year-end Financial Report due in March.
• Members need to be in good standing by April 1, in order to run for branch office.
It was moved that we adjourn the meeting, second with all were in agreement. The meeting was
adjourned at 1:18 p.m. A closing prayer was giving by Rev. James. Next meeting scheduled for March 19,
2016 at Mt. Nebo Church.

18. MS NAACP STATE CONFERENCE
Financial Report-Regular Account
For the Period Ending February 19,2016
Cash on Hand -as of January 23, 2016
Add: Deposits
Less: Disbursements
Cash on Hand-as of February 19, 2016
$ 163,343.70
S 6,5/4.00
$ (14,989.60)
S 154,898.10
* * * Cash on Hand includes the following Grant Amounts (restricted use funds)
Amount
Foundation Purpose Received Remaining
Tides Foundation Childhood Obesity $ 20,000.00 $ 16,000.00
Tides Foundation Discllpine Disparities S 33,900.00 $ 33,900.00

19. D a t e N a m e M e m o Amount
Deposit 02/19/2016 Deposit 150.00
Jackson City Branch Deposit
Shelia Kelson Deposit
70.00
80.00
150.00
Deposit 02/23/2016 Deposit 1,925.00
TOTAL Richard Cable Nissan Workers 5.00
Sunflower County NAACP
John Fortson
Lucy Williams
Yazoo County NAACP
2015 FFA
Regular membership
Books
2015 Assessment
1,350.00
30.00
40.00
500.00
1,925.00
Deposit 03/03/2016 Deposit 3,986.00
TOTAL Kappa Alpha Psi Donation 500.00
George Co NAACP
Leake County NAACP
B.Longmire
Union County NAACP
2016 FFA
2016 FFA
Act-So
2015 FFA
750.00
1,419.00
100.00
1,217.00
3,986.00
Deposit 03/11/2016
TOTAL
James Crowell
Kesia Pope
Farrish Street Shalom
Laurel Branch NAACP
Deposit
Act-So
Act-So
Act-So
2016 FFA
483.00
30.00
80.00
90.00
283.00
483.00
Total Deposits For the Period Ending March 18, 2016 $ 6,544.00

20. Liability C h e c k 02/25/2016 Q u i c k B o o k s Payroll S e n / i c e Created by Payroll Service on 02/24/2016
TOTAL
QuickBooks Payroll Service
Fee for 1 direct deposit(s) at $1.75 each
Created by Payroll Service on 02/24/2016
Liability C h e c k 03/14/2016 Q u i c k B o o k s Payroll Sen/ice Created by Payroll Service on 03/10/2016
TOTAL
QuickBooks Payroll Service
Fee for 1 direct deposrt{s) at S1.75 eacTi
Created by Payroll Service on 03/10/2016
Liability C h e c k 03/15/2016 Q u i c k B o o k s Payroll Service Created by Payroll Sen/ice on 03/14/2016
TOTAL
QuickBooks Payroll Service
Fee for 1 direct deposit(s) at $1.75 each
Created by Payroll Service on 03/14/2016
C h e c k 8981 02/20/2016 Uncle B o b ' s Self-Storage Storage for F u r n . Equipment & Files
TOTAL
Storage for Furn. Equipment & Files
C h e c k 8982 02/20/2016 C S P I R E P h o n e Service
TOTAL
C h e c k
TOTAL
8983 02/20/2016 F e d E X
Phone Sen/ice
Mailing P a c k a g e s
Mailing Packages
C h e c k 8984 02/22/2016 J a c k s o n B r a n c h N A A C P Reimbursements for Regular Membership
TOTAL
Reimbursements for Regular Memberships
C h e c k 8985 02/22/2016 Natl N A A C P R e g u l a r membership

21. TOTAL
Regular membership -18.10
-18.10
C h e c k 8986 02/26/2016 WIS State Conf. Youth & Col DIv Y&C Expenditure
TOTAL
Y&C Expenditure -5,000.00
-5,000.00
C h e c k 8987 02/29/2016 Natl N A A C P National A s s e s s m e n t
National Assessment -5,587.52
TOTAL -5,587.52
C h e c k 8988 02/29/2016 K a p p a Alpha PsI Table for banquet
TOTAL
Table for banquet -450.00
-450.00
C h e c k 8989 02/29/2016 unknown VOID:
TOTAL 0.00
C h e c k 8990 03/08/2016 Natl N A A C P Membership f o r T u n i c a B r a n c h
TOTAL
Membership for Tunica Branch -18.10
-18.10
C h e c k 8991 03/08/2016 J a c k s o n Branch N A A C P Reimbursements for Regular Memberships
TOTAL
Reimbursements for Regular Memberships -27.00
-27.00
C h e c k 8993 03/08/2016 Discount Trophy L L C Medals for Act-So
Medals for Act-So -385.20
TOTAL -385.20
C h e c k 8994 03/08/2016 Fed E X Mailing Packages
TOTAL
Mailing Packages -128.24
-128.24

22. C h e c k 8995 03/08/2016 Exell C o m p a n i e s Water for Office
Water for Office -105.04
TOTAL -105.04
C h e c k 8996 03/08/2016 Charles Hampton Travel & P h o n e Service
Travel & Phone Service -300.00
TOTAL -300.00
C h e c k 8997 03/08/2016 J a m e s Crowell Travel to youth retreat in J a c k s o n
TOTAL
Travel to youth retreat in Jackson -180.40
-180.40
C h e c k 8998 03/09/2016 S U G A R S D i n n e r f o r A c t - S o participants
TOTAL
Dinner for Act-So participants -621.30
-621.30
C h e c k 8999 03/09/2016 u n k n o w n VOID:
TOTAL 0.00
C h e c k 9000 03/09/2016 Charles Hampton - Win Reimbursement for Travel
Reimbursement for Travel -70.00
TOTAL -70.00
C h e c k 9001 03/11/2016 Union C o u n t y N A A C P Reimbursement for R e g . Membership
TOTAL
Reimbursement for Reg. Membership -11.90
-11.90
Total Checks For the Period Ending IVIarch 18, 2016 $ (14,989.60)

23. f : ) M I S S I S S I P P I N A A C P
' ^ ^ W j T S ^ (^^J^^X^^^^ COMMUNICATIONS D E P A R T M E N T
ACT-SO Students Prepare for Nationals in Cincinnati, Ohio
Jackson, Mississippi, March 19, 2016- 6 students from Central Mississippi are heading to the
Queen City for their chance to compete in the National ACT-SO Competition July 14-17, 2016
during the National NAACP Convention. Two Jackson Public School students, two Piney Woods
students, and 2 students from Hattiesburg High School are packing their bags for Cincinnati, Ohio
in hopes of bringingthe national title home. See all of the winners in the Mississippi NAACP ACT-
SO Competition, held March 12, 2016, below:
Chemistry/Biochemistry Gold Alton Chambers (10'^'' Grader Murrah High)
Computer Science Gold Nathenael Dereb (11*'' Grader Piney Woods)
Silver Abenezer Ayana (12**^ Grader Piney Woods)
Medicine & Health Bronze Abel Andena (12*'^ Grader Piney Woods)
Original Essay Gold Taylor White {12^^ Grader Murrah High)
Short Story Bronze Stokley Wilson (12*'^ Grader Hattiesburg High)
Dance Silver Elisabeth Johnson (9*^^ Grader Sumner Hill)
Bronze Zhariah Hubbard Grader Hattiesburg High)
Dramatics Gold Benjamin Parker (I*'' Grader Hattiesburg High)
Silver Nia McNight (12''^ Grader Humphreys High)
Bronze Zhariah Hubbard (12'^ Grader Hattiesburg High)
Music: Vocal Classical Silver Anastasia Rainbow (11*^^ Grader Piney Woods)
Music: Vocal Contemporary Gold Taylor White (12*^ Grader Murrah High)
Silver Ikia Crisler (9^^ Grader Gentry High)
Bronze Asia Eichelberger (ll^'^ Grader Louisville High)
Oratory Gold Cedonia Thomas (11*'' Grader Hattiesburg High)
Silver Austin Vardaman (12*'' Grader Gentry High)
Bronze Chrystal Wilson (11*" Grader Hattiesburg High)
Drawing Silver Alicia Hopkins (10*'' Grader Louisville High)
Photography Silver Nathaneal Dereb (11*" Grader Piney Woods)
Bronze Donald Atley 12*" Grader Piney Woods)
Entrepreneurship Gold Fithawi Weldegebriel (12*" Grader Piney Woods)
Bronze JaQuala Green (11*" Grader Bassfield High)

24. ACT-SO stands for Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological, and Scientific Olympics, and is a major
youth initiative of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
ACT-SO provides a forum through which African-American youth can demonstrate academic,
artistic and scientific excellence, and showcase their talents in state and national competitions.
Mississippi brought two national medals home in 2015 (Alton Chambers, Murrah High - Bronze
in Chemistry/Biochemistry and Lamesha Manning, South Pike High - Silver in Drawing).
Gold medalists need your help to cover expenses related to the national competition ($1,500 per
student), if you would like to make a donation, please send it to: Mississippi State Conference
NAACP c/o ACT-SO, 1072 W. Lynch Street, Suite 10, Jackson, MS 39203. For more information,
call 601-353-8452 or visit our website at www.naacpms.org.
###
Founded in 1909, the NAACP is the nation's oldest and largest civil rights organization. Its
members throughout the United States and the world are the premier advocates for civil rights
in their communities, conducting voter mobilization and monitoring equal opportunity in the
public and private sectors. For more information about the Mississippi NAACP or news stories,
call 601-353-8452 or log on to www.naacpms.org. Friend us on Facebook by searching
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25. Moss Point-Jackson County Branch
National Association for tine Advancement
of Colored People
Annual Freedom Fund Banquet 2016
Guest speaker: Attorney Constance Slaughter-Harvey
Forest, Mississippi
Friday, April 8, 2016
7:00 p.m.
Hilton Garden Inn
Pascagoula, MS
Tickets are $40.00 each or tables of 8 for $320.00
for information please call:
228-762-9692 or 228-475-5488

26. Chapter
Office Location
I Region Boundary
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Tishomingo 1
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(its) Albany
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27. I he American Red Cross, Mississippi Region
Fiscal Year 2015
MissiEsippi Region
Disaster Response: We provide food, sfielter and comfort to the 2 , 0 6 3
families affected by domestic disasters—ranging from home fires to during the^yeaT*^
hurricanes—each year.
Preparedness; We provided disaster preparedness information for house
fires, floods, and other genera! and seasonal disaster information so our
communities are prepared. We also launched our Preparedness Mobile
Apps which provide immediate help and real-time alerts for people before,
during or after an emergency, such as a tornado, fire, orearthqual<e.
3 , 9 5 1
people received
disaster preparedness
information through app
downloads
Health and Safety Services: V/e train our communities and workplaces
to be pi-epared to respond in times of emergency. CPR/First Aid/AED,
Hands Only Citizen CPR, Babysitter's Training and WaterSafety classes.
— _
1 8 , 0 9 5
people trained on
health and safety
services.
Service to the Armed Forces: We support members of the military
and their families pre-deploymient, during deployment and when they
return home through emergency communication services, financial
assistance programs, re-integration and veteran services.
1 , 3 3 3
military families received
Service to the Armed
Forces assistance.
Volunteers: The American Red Cross is a volunteer led organization.
We are able to serve our communities because of the selfless •
dedication of these individuals.
1 , 6 3 6
dedicated volunteers
serving the Southern
Arizona Region.
Dha^L^^r CQM stril-x at cihy iinie.. SG can HOPE.
I I;

28. Region: 5
State: Mississippi
Units: All
'•Convention Compliance Report as of 10/01/2014 to 10/31/2015
Type Unit Name State
Financial
Report
Financial
Assessment
Financial
Compliance
Total
IVIembers
IVIemtier
Compliance
Delegate
Strength
Convention
Compliance
Date
Compliant
Membership
GOAL
(increase by
10%)
Unit - Branches Ufiii 5 2 6 1 - B Abef(JeenMofuu(: Hittti Mississippi 29 No 0
Unit - Branches Unit:5262-B Alcorn County Branch Mississippi 103 Yes 6 113
Unit - Branches Unit;5263-B Amite County Branch Mississippi 34 No 0 n
Unit - Branches Unil.5264-B Attala Co Branch Mississippi 55 Yes 4 v. i
Unit - Branches Unit:5265-B Benton Co. Branch Mississippi 1 No )
Unit - Branches Unit:5266-B Biloxi Branch Mississippi 218 Yes 6 240
Unit - Branches Unit:5268-B Brookhaven/Lincoln Branch Mississippi 53 Yes 4 5R
Unit - Branches Unit:5270-B Canton Branch Mississippi 55 Yes A
Unit - Branches Unit 5273-B Caliborne County Branch Mississippi 87 Yes 4 yb
Unit - Branches Unit:5274-B Clarke Co. Branch Mississippi 69 Yti's 4 76
Unit - Branches Unit:5275-B Clay Co. Branch Mississippi 52 Yes 4
Unit - Branches Unit:5276-B Bolivar Co Branch Mississippi 18 No 0 2!:
Unit - Branches Unlt:5277-B Clinton Branch Mississippi 89 Yes 4
Unit - Branches Unit:5278-B Coahoma Co (Clarksdale) Branch Mississippi 99 Yes 4- 109
Unit - Branches Unit:5279-B Columbus (Lowndes) Branch Mississippi 99 Yes 4
Unit - Branches Unit 5280-B Covington County Branch Mississippi 80 Yes 4
Unit - Branches Unit:5284-B Florence Branch Mississippi 16 No 0
Unit - Branches Unit:5285-B Franklin County Branch Mississippi 42 No (j
Unit - Branches Unit:5286-B George Co. Branch Mississippi 20 No 0
Unit - Branches Unit:5288-B Grenada Branch Mississippi 7 No 0
Unit - Branches Unit:5289-B Gulfport Branch Mississippi 173 Yes 6 ]
Unit - Branches Unit:5290-B Hancock Co Branch Mississippi 50 Yes 4
Unit - Branches Unit:5291-B Forrest County Branch Mississippi 636 Yes 8 ••(•...;•
Unit - Branches Unit:5292-B Hazlehurst Branch Mississippi 33 No 0
Unit - Branches Unit:5293-B Holmes Co (Tchula) Branch Mississippi 19 No 0 21
Unit - Branches Unit:5294-B Humphreys Co. (Belzoni) Branch Mississippi 23 No 0 25
Second Vice-President/State IVIembership Chairman, Curley H. Clark 1 of 5 * Source: The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

29. Region: 5
State: Mississippi
Units: All
Convention Compliance Report as of 10/01/2014 to 10/31/2015
Type Unit Name State
Financial
Report
Financial
Assessment
Financial
Compliance
Total
IVIembers
Member
Compliance
Delegate
Strength
Convention
Compliance
Date
Compliant
Membership
G O A L
(Increase by
10%)
Unit - Branches Unit:5295-B Jackson City Branch Mississippi 379 Yes 6
Unit - Branches Unit:5296-B Jasper CoLinty Branch Mississippi 90 Yes 4 99
Unit - Branches Unit:5298-B Kemper Branch Mississippi 56 Yes 4 62
Unit - Branches Unit:5299-B Kosciusko Mississippi 5 No 0 6
Unit - Branches Unit 5300-B Lamar County Branch Branch Mississippi 40 No 0 44
Unit - Branches Unit:5301-B Laurel/Jones County Branch Mississippi 41 No 0 45
Unit - Branches Unit:5302-B Lawrence County Branch Mississippi 56 Yes 4 62
Unit - Branches Unit:5303-B Leake County Mississippi 72 Yes 4 79
Unit - Branches Unit:5304-B Lee County Branch Mississippi 113 Yes 6 124
Unit - Branches Unit:5305-B Leflore County Branch Mississippi 22 No 0 24
Unit - Branches Unit:5307-B Mccomb Branch Mississippi 100 Yes 4 110
Unit - Branches Unit 5308-B Madison-Ridgeland-Tougaloo Branch Mississippi 11 No 0 12
Unit - Branches Unit:5309-B Manon County Branch (Bad Address) Mississippi 95 Yes 4 105
Unit - Branches Unit,5310-B Marshall County Branch Mississippi 132 Yes 6 145
Unit - Branches Unit:5311 -B Mendian Lauderdale County Branch Mississippi 122 Yes 6 134
Unit - Branches Unit.5312-B Montgomery County Branch Mississippi 5 No 0 6
Unit - Branches Unit:5313-B Moss Point Jackson County Branch Mississippi 173 Yes 6 190
Unit - Branches Unit:5314-B Mound Bayou-Boilver County Branch Mississippi 4 No 0 4
Unit - Branches Unit 5315-B Natchez (Adams C o ) Branch Mississippi 188 Yes 6 207
Unit - Branches Unit 5316'B Neshoba County Branch Mississippi 14 No 0 15
Unit - Branches Unit:5317-B Newton County Branch Mississippi 44 No 0 48
Unit - Branches Unit.5320 B Noxubee Branch Mississippi 40 No 0 44
Unit - Branches Unit;5322-B Oktibbeha County Branch Mississippi 100 Yes 4 110
Second Vice-President/State Membership Chairman, Curley H. Clark 2 of 5 ** Source: The National Association for the Advancemenl of Colored People

30. Region: 5
State: IVIississippi
Units: All
**Conventlon Compliance Report as of 10/01/2014 to 10/31/2015
Type Unit Name State
Financial
Report
Financial
Assessment
Financial
Compliance
ToUl
IVIembers
Member
Compliance
Delegate
Strength
Convention
Compliance
Date
Compliant
Membership
GOAL
(Increase by
10%)
Unit - Brancties Unit:5323-B Oxford Lafayette Branch Mississippi 72 Yes 4 ?9
Unit - Branches Unit:5324-B Panola County Branch Mississippi 57 Yes 4 63
Unit - Branches Unit:5326-B Prentiss/Jefferson Davis Co, Branch Mississippi 188 Yes 6 207
Unit - Branches Unit:5329-B Scott County Branch Mississippi 13 N(i 0 14
Unit - Branches UniL5330-B Smith County Branch Mississippi 102 Yes 6 112
Unit - Branches UniL5332-B Simpson Co. Branch Mississippi 33 No 0 36
Unit - Branches Unit:5333-B Sunflow/er Co. Branch Mississippi 36 No 0 40
Unit - Branches Unit:5334-B Tallahatchie Co. Naacp Mississippi 61 Yes 4 67
Unit - Branches Unit:5335-B Tishomingo Branch Mississippi 12 No 0 13
Unit - Branches Unit:5337-B Tunica County Branch Mississippi 7 No 0 8
Unit - Branches Unit:5338-B Union County Ms Branch Mississippi 49 No 0 54
Unit - Branches Unit:5339-B Utica Branch Mississippi 9 No 0 10
Unit - Branches Unit:5340-B Vicksburg Branch Mississippi 72 Yes 4 79
Unit - Branches Unit:5341-B Tylertown Branch Mississippi 92 Yes 4 101
Unit - Branches Unit:5342-B Washington Co (Greenville)(Bad Mississippi 15 No 0 7
Unit - Branches Unit:5343-B Wayne Co. (Waynesboro) Branch Mississippi 63 Yes 4 89
Unit - Branches Unit:5344-B Wilkinson County Branch Mississippi 33 No 0 36
Unit - Branches Unit:5345-B Winston County Mississippi 127 Yes 6 140
Unit - Branches Unit:5346-B Yalobusha Co. Branch Mississippi 3 No 0
Unit - Branches Unit:5347-B Yazoo County Branch Mississippi 27 No 0 30
Unit - Branches Unit:5349-B Amory County Branch Mississippi 5 No 0
Unit - Branches Unit:5350-B Tate Co. Leadership Assoc. Mississippi 41 No 0 4S
Unit - Branches Unit:5353-B W. Chicksaw Co. Mississippi 51 Yes 4
Second Vice-President/State Membership Chairman, Curley H. Clark 3 of 5 * * Source: The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

31. Region: 5
State: Mississippi
Units: All
Convention Compliance Report as of 10/01/2014 to 10/31/2015
Type Unit Name State
Financial
Report
Financial
Assessment
Financial
Compliance
Total
Members
Member
Compliance
Delegate
Strength
Convention
Compliance
Date
Compliant
Membership
GOAL
(Increase by
10%)
Unit - Branches Unit:5354-B Pearl River County Branch Mississippi 58 Yes 4 64
Unit - Branches Unit:5356-B Stone Co. Mississippi 136 Yes 6 150
Unit - Branches Unit:5573-B Green Co. Branch Mississippi 3 No 0
Unit - Branches Unit:5574-B Desoto County Branch Mississippi 96 Yes 4 106
Unit - Branches Unit:5631-B Choctaw Co. Branch Mississippi 51 Yes 4 56
Unit - State/State/Area
Conference
Unit:5632-SC IVIississippi State Conference Mississippi 1 No 0 1
Unit-Youth Councils
Unit 5632-YSC Mississippi Youth * College State
Conference
Mississippi 1 No 0 i
Unit - Youth Councils Unit:57F3-B Clinton Youth Council Mississippi 19 No 0 21
Unit - Youth Councils Unit 5825-B Alcorn St Univ Mississippi 45 Yes 2 50
Unit - Youth Councils Unit:5827-B Coahoma Co. Youth Council Mississippi 8 No 0 9
Unit - Youth Councils Unit:5829-B Gulfporl Youth Council Mississippi 8 No 0 9
Unit - Youth Councils Unit;5830-B Lawrence Co Ye Mississippi 1 No 0 1
Unit - Youth Councils Unit 5834-B Meridian Mississippi 6 No 0 T
Unit - Youth Councils Unit:5835-B Natchez Mississippi 6 No 0 6.6
Unit - Youth Councils Unit:5836-B Noxubee Co Ye Mississippi 9 No 0 10
Unit - Youth Councils Unit:5841-B Jackson-Hinds Youth Council Mississippi 84 Yes 4 92
Unit - College Chapters Unit:5843-B Jackson State Univ Chapter Mississippi 1 No 0 1
Unit - College Chapters Unit:5844-B Univ. Of Mississippi Mississippi 44 Yes 2 4«
Unit - College Chapters Unit 5845-B Mississippi St Univ Naacp Mississippi 63 Yes 4 69
Unit - Youth Councils Unit 5853-B Biloxi Youth Council Mississippi 27 Yes 2 30
Unit - Youth Councils Unit 5854-B Winston Co Yth Council Mississippi 6 No 0 7
Unit - Youth Councils Unit 58A4-B Clay Co. Youth Council Mississippi 19 No 0 21
Unit - Youth Councils Unit 58AN-B Oktibbeha Co Youth Council Mississippi 29 Yes 2 32
Second VIce-Presldent/State IVIembership Chairman, Curley H. Clart< 4 of5 ** Source: The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

32. Region: 5
State: IVIississippi
Units: All
**Convention Compliance Report as of 10/01/2014 to 10/31/2015
Type Unit Name state
Financial
Report
Financial
Assessment
Financial
Compliance
Total
Members
Member
Compliance
Delegate
strength
Convention
Compliance
Date
Compliant
Membership
GOAL
(Increase by
10%)
Unit - Youtti Councils Unit:5943-B Brookshaven (Yth Council) Mississippi 43 Yes 2 •i'
Unit - Youth Councils Unit 599E-B Mccomb Youth Council Mississippi 45 Yes 2 50
Unit-Youth Councils Unit:599M-B Covington County Youth Council Mississippi 2 No 0 2
Unit-Youth Councils Unit 599R-B Jasper County Youth Council Mississippi 8 No 0
Unit-Youth Councils Unit 599Y B Lee Co. Yth Mississippi 1 No 0 i
Unit - College Chapters Unit59B1-B Rust College Naacp Mississippi 27 Yes 2 in
Unit - Youth Councils Unit 59D3-B Simpson Co Youth Council Mississippi 2 No 0
Unit - Youth Councils Unit:59E5-B Wayne County Youth Council Mississippi 27 Yes 2
Unit - Youth Councils Unit 59H9-B Panola Youth Council Mississippi 8 No 0
Unit - Youth Councils Unit59K1 B Forrest County Mississippi 83 Yes 4 91
Mississippi Totals 6196 2 2 6 6816
Overall State Membership Goal:_1(3% Of 6,19 6 = 620
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Second Vice-President/State Mennbership Cliairman, Curley H. Clark 5 of 5 Source: The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People