(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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16th National President
The mortgage on the National Headquarters was paid on July 21, 1966
The National Commission on Arts & Letters was established
Teen-Lift program was de-centralized and many chapters began conducting local Teen-Lifts, thus making the program accessible to more youth.
Initiated at the St. Louis Alumnae Chapter.
Named to the U.S. Civil Rights Walk of Fame Atlanta, GA
First African American woman appointed to the National
Advisory General Medical Services Council (1964)
Recently named 8th National President and Chair of the National Council of Negro Women
Launched DST Telecommunications Incorporated
Teen Lift Program was established
Focus of her second term was the consciousness raising that poverty is an unrelenting oppressor of Black people and Delta must devote resources to fighting poverty.
15th National President
Project Discover Scholastic Talent
14th National President
13th National President
Delta Research and Educational Foundation (1967)
The Osceola Award for artistic excellence, named in honor of Founder Osceola Macarthy Adams was established.
Appointed to the Civil Rights Commission by President Lyndon B. Johnson
Acquisition of a new Delta Headquarters building at 1705, 1707
and 1709 New Hampshire Avenue, NW in Washington, DC
Life Development Centers (LDC) were established to provide housing for the elderly.
“Fortitude” commissioned and presented to Howard University as a tribute to the Founders
Initiated at the Alpha Chapter
Implemented the Delta Right to Read Project
Established the Distinguished Professor Endowed Chair
