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Churches remember slain civil rights leader
King forced to overcome hurdles
Jennifer Raley
THE CUMBERLAND TIMES-NEWS
January 17, 2005
JENNIFER RALEY T
KEYSER, WVa. —
A Martin Luther King Jr. celebration at Grace United Methodist Church drew an enthusiastic crowd on Sunday evening.
About 70 people gathered in the Keyser church to pay tribute to the slain civil rights leader.