EXCHANGE: Kin of black classmates visit college

By Lenore Sobota

Published October 20, 2014 12:13pm ET

EXCHANGE: Kin of black classmates visit college — In this Sept. 23, 2014 photo, from left, Eudell Watts III, Harry Stewart and Sean Stewart place flowers on the grave of Emory Ross in the Olio Township Cemetery in Eureka, Ill. Ross was a missionary in Africa who brought home Harry Stewart's grandmother and mother after the grandmother became ill while serving as a missionary in Liberia. (AP Photo/The Pantagraph, Lenore Sobota) | Lenore Sobota

EUREKA, Ill. (AP) — Willie Sue Smith Stewart’s connection to Eureka started well before she came for college in fall 1928 — the same year as Ronald Reagan.

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