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IN MEMORIAM: Noted publisher, Mary Jervay Thatch, remembered - Texas Metro News

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The Black Press and African American community have lost a legendary leader, fighter and advocate for human rights, civil rights, and justice. Indeed, one of her most successful efforts made worldwide news. Mary Alice Jervay Thatch, the third generation editor and publisher of The Wilmington Journal, died December 28th at the age of 78. Mrs. […]

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