New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-01079
1963
1 pages
✓ Indexed
with personable, Joe Wells, time. From left: Blanche Con-
their host, who Is making sure yers, Ester Lee and Mabel
that everyone is having a good Scott, tPhoto by Ehimmett)
CHRISTMAS GIFT — Singer
Brook Benton could be singing
his latest hit recording, “You're
All I Want For Christmas"
as he holds the newest addi
tion to the Benton family. K’s
Gerald who weighed in last
Sunday at the New York In
firmary in Manhattan at 9
pounds, 8 ounces.
x/z; e unitif .Sweetest
& JoU” A minu u
BY THOM ASIN A NORFORD
Loft’s Candy Company, mak
ers of candy since 1751, was
once written about as “T h e
sweetest story ever told” After
an afternoon at the plant in Long
Island City (Juet across the 59th
Street bridge from Manhattan)
and with S.W. Hack, director of
advertising, and Tracy Sam as
guides, T discovered that this was
true in more ways than one.
For any American Negro, per
haps the “sweetest story eve position of
told” is to be accepted for what characteris
he is without consideration of,work; he
his choice of parents,'color, coun- the respect
competenci
try, or economic status.
At Loft’s Candy Corppqgy they pany from
do not seem to know (about the J tioa a few
color of the skin of the employees. The facl
A case in point is Tracy Sam ; i860, was
i you read that right! And his ulg compa
name is not Sam Tracy, but heican^y sjjC
* might answer to that name if moved the
you made the presumptious er-jcity aftfr
ror). Loft's is interested in merit,
'. Loft’s ci
Supervisor of City Block over 300 c
Mr. Sam is supervisor of the lard in de
"
Bulk Stock and Packing Hoorn, states,
having risen from stock boy inj Some 14
1920 at $20 per week up to a sal- factory m
ary into the five figures per year a price ra
today as a supervisor. His “room bar to a
however, is a whole city block ccmes in
and one of four floors of Ihe ent assor
mend it ft
factory.
He has been with the factory gettin’ or
for 43 years. He started with the Mr. San
company when the factory was types by
400 Broome Street in NYC and each. He h
moved to make way for the Po- and done
lice Academy and to secure dition to
larger quarters for the expand'Loft Cand;
ing firm.
there.
60.000 Pounds A Day
Mari
Mr. Sam supervises the block- He left
square quarters, staff and rec- home in t
ords to handle from 30 to 60.000 near Trin
pounds of candy per.day in his,to join ai
immaculately kept white suit land his w
with cap to match and highly ried Miss
New- York
polished shoes.
He is a fascinating person to is an ard
talk to and immediately one and says
would know- that ANY adminis- thing oth<
trator would be doing himself a Loft's Cat
favor to put Mr. Sam in any)be as a
Area B-P
Lunch At Y
An area luncheon meeting was
given for officials of the North
East district of the National As
sociation of Negro Businesss and
Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc.
at the West, Side branch of the
Y last Saturday.
Mrs. Dorothy Payne, governor
of the district p. esided. Speak
ers included Mrs. Ethel Moore,
Mrs. Helen Butler Brown, Mrs
Ida B. King and Mrs Edna Hol
land.
Mrs«. Marian Bryant, newly
elected national president attend-
Miss Morrison's
Recipe Wins $5
Our Recipe of the Week and
$5 was won this week by Miss
Marjorie Morrison of 1609-3 1605
Street, Jamaica. LI, N Y. for
sending us her favorite recipe of
Refrigerator Cookies.
Refrigerator Cookies
1 egg
1 cup brow-n sugar
1 cup flour
4 teaspoon baking powder
*« teaspoon salt
1 cup chopped walnut meat
>4 teaspoonful vanilla flavor.
4 cup melted shortening.
Beat egg; add brown sugar
and shortening. Mix flour, baking
powder, and salt, sift and add
to first mixture Add chopped
walnut and vanilla and mix well.
Roll out in a 2-inch roll dia
meter roll wrap in wax paper
and chill until firm Slice in
thin slices and bake on’ un
greased cookie sheet in an oven
set at 375 degrees until brown,
usually about 5 minutes.
A gala was given at the Mt.
Hope Baptist Church last Thurs
day evening at which Miss Ev
elyn Jones won first prize in a
drawing and the second prize wor.
by Miss Eyette HJLk
Coleman Austin Was chairman
of the event WjMtxl ^rs
Bernice Wood, MA 'M. P. Wal
ker, Mrs. Lucy Lipscomb, Mrs
M. J, Gaston and Mrs. Janie
Woods.
The gala was given for the
benefit of the building fund cf
which Mrs. Ozelle Stubbs is
chairman and Rev. J E. Wil
liams is pastor.
CHOICE WINES
A
LIQUORS
GIMPd,
EGGNOG FOR PARTs TIME
— Rich eggnog by Seal test
Dairy Company can make fcr
a celight/ul 'drink for your
youngster's “party no matter
what age. For the grownup
part.es you may add your fav-
erit? beverage. Shown enj”.v-
tng plain, rich and spicy egg-
n ; by SeaLe". s M-s Kat’-.y
Pugh, a model, r-”d b-’-tc^^
with little Mss Linda Marie
Cooke. daughter cf popular sing
er. Sam Cooke cf Lrs Angeles,
Cal. at Franks’ Restaurant oq
West i’oth Street during her
eceer.t visit here w'.t 1 her fam-
eus dad. (Gilbert Photo)
x_»4-
N Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS. Sat
Lillian Grippo, Betty Stanton,
Nonnie Hosley, Sarah Walker,
Lillian Berkley and Earthele Joe.
j Also Girthel Stevensi -.Crucith
,,0lau, Elcie Colon,. Caroline Lo-
l>ez, Francisco Concalcz, Marne
Estadsf nod Zenuia florrero.
Also Raymond 'Tolloway, Wil
liam Robinses, Julllo Casanova,
Herminoo Toledo, Fernando A-
dorllo, John Milton, Ge or go
Warren and Ernest Regores.
JUSTERINI
The others
not J&B
rare scotch
whisky - |
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LOFT’S SUPERVISOR —
Tracy Sam, second, front, from
top, supervisor of the Bulk
Stock and Packing Room with
some cf the top staff and some
members of his staff at the
Loft’s Candy Company factory
ana showrooms in Long Island
City. With Mr. Sam are, from
top; Raymcna Holloway, Mrs.
Mane Jaeger, Mr. Sam, Mis.
Rose Pagano, S. W Hack, di
rector of merchandising and
Mrs. Maxine McCauley. (Mc
Adams Photo»
higher moral standards and have helped Mr. Sam have been
should study more.” He thinks Mrs. Rose Pagano and Mr. Hack,
how’ever, that much of what needs Mr. Sam does not look his years
remedying with youngsters stems 1 and when friends ask him why
from poor training by parents he looks so young, he says with
And along with Willie Mays, he a twinkle: “I eat a lot of Loft’s
loves his Aunt Emily France, candy.”
who lives with him.
Among others employed in his
Eat Lofts — Stay Young department by the Loft’s Com-
Among. the many officials at pany are Misses-and Mesdames
'the Loft Candy company who) Maxine McCauley, Ann Flynji
WOBLD J FINEST” Si PIOOF BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY • THE r*DDIHtTOH CO«f„ ft.
SAVE on the BEST at BOHACK!
BOHACK DELUXE TENDEPAY ★ U. S. GOVT. GRADED CHOICE
Where Better Meals Begin .-
pices and coupons effective tkru Dec. 14 in Brooklyn.
Queens, Nassau. Suffolk/ Manhattan and Bronx stares
only. Bight to limit quantities reserved.
FREE! 1OO
KING KORN STAMPS
in addition ta your regular stompt with
purchase of $7 50 or more and fhi« coupo
(fjrcw©* or leer and Tofcoeeo »’o«#uc’ri
1QO
CHRISTMAS
LARGE
SELECTION
CANADIAN
BALSAMS
NONE PRICED
HIGHER
Available in moit stare*.
FRESH BALSAM WREATHS
WINDOW WREATHS <
<
ARTIFICIAL TREES r viscA.
HOLIDAY NEEDS
SARAN ICICLES
Vi PRICE SALE ,
450 STRAND BOX - REG 49<* VALUE
26 WIDE - TOTAL 540 INCHES
TOP or
BOTT CL1
U. S. CHOICE Plus TEMDERAY
CHUCK
STEAK
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51
U. S. CHOICE Plus TEMDERAY
CALIFORNIA
(CHUCK)
RECEIVED DAILV 5ROM FAMOUS DEL MARVA PENINSULA
Roasting Chickens
AA,
Fresh
Killed shot to cook
IMPORTED HOLLAND
SMOKED BUTTS
BOHACK
1',z TO 3 lbs. ib.
CALVES LIVER n> 99
BOHACK L. I. BRAND
BOHACK - CHUNK
BOLOGNA LIVERWURST ‘b 59
---------------- TtDDYS SIA FOOD ----------------
FRESH. FLOUNDER FILLET » 69#
FRESH CODFISH STEAKS M9<-
FRESH DEEP SEA SCALLOPS » 79^
Farm-Fresh PRODUCE *
TOMATOES
ORANGES
WIN A FABULOUS FUR FREE
IN THE KING KORN STAMP GIVEAWAY
3 CHINCHILLA STOLES
BIT AIL VALUt tlBOO tACH
22 MINK STOLES .
Betail Value $500 tach " Betaii Vaiu* tS5 tach
60 MINK Boa Scarves
plus thousands of 1000 King Korn stamp prizes
Enter today at BOHACK, Entries close this Sat
FABRIC
CD» BOKACK BEST GALLON PLASTIC C5«T.
SOFTENER ' Ow'
BAKERY TREATS
JP j
DELICIOUS ORANGE
CHIFFON RING
FREE! 50 EXTRA KING KORN STAMPS with purthite of
APPLE TW.ST
COFFEE CAKE
2B AF^ v
FREE! 50 Extra King Karn Stamps ■
11 '7*4
*'**'
™0R0* purdisw »t »ey
$ TWO LOAVES of
WIDE VARIETY OF INDOOR AND OUTDOOR
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS. RIBBONS. TARE, TAGS,
SEALS. STICK-ON BOWS. TREE ORNAMENTS,
T('YS, STUFFED ANIMALS. ETC.
NESCAFE
INSTANT COFFEE
Seamless Nylons
ADORHE BRAND A
FIRST QUALITY
70^
r'/s/shlAc wte-roN-e ot •urrtw caox.te • *5
'
k-OOKlfiS .1^ oz. cho€ c«h" e« Pwo-51
Happy Family Assortment
374
Star k ist Solid White Tuna ». *e.«35<s
Chock Full o' Nuts
U»’ 51
Dessert Topping
Sardines
Servif Tea Bags , ..
39*
Sacramento Tomato Juice «*« 37*
EOT lAtADS EACH
-------- FROZEM FOODS
Eggplant Parmigiarta t« BI.
Won Ton Soup
Fried Clams we
BIRDS EYI PRODUCTS
Orange Juice .... «®» ««
-Broccoli Spears . . •
••« «
Mixed Fruit . • , , »»«*>««
Potato Patties . , 2
Peas . . . . . . 2 '•«-
Baby Limas , e
« RKA
Fordhook Limas . •. 3 <•« <•«•<
Mixed Vegetables . . B* OX, PK4
Now that ’s
what I call
fresh bread,’
says
Althea Gibson,
top woman
athlete!
521 CLUB
1134 Fulton Street, B'klyn. $T 3-8374
Dunce to the Music of Jimmy Oliver and the Soul Twitters
Fri. - Set. • Sun.
The Hootniers and Sensation Dance Group - The Porkottes
There., Doc. 12 - Little Anthony and The Imperials
BIG WILT'S Small'i Paradise
CONTINUOUS DANCING NIGHTLY
2 BIG BANDS
WILLIS JACKSON AND HIS BAND
AND LESTER YOUNG'S BAND
* FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
7th Avenue A 135th St. For Roc., AU 6-1619 - AU 64620
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TOP CLUB
3S4 WIST 125 STREET
Rl 9 S206
ALVIN VALENTIN! MIO
Appearing Tbvr.-PrL-Sat. A Sundays Ne Cever — Ne Minimum
"VISIT OUR COMFORTABLE LOVE SEAT LOUNM"
Now Available For Receptions, Cocktail Parties,
Ream, at Attractive Sates
LINNETTE'S Cocktail Lounge
714 ST. NKHOUS AVE.
AU 3-1277
Our Daily Menu Specialties Are Truly Extra
Special at Surprisingly Reasonable Prices.
GOLDEN*Grill IfS;
PATST, Fra*.
BOHACK!
COUPONS MUST II CUT INOIVIDUAUT TO BI VALID
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wi™ »U«CHAM 09 AHT MIK
COUAOW - VOte AtFTRN ORC. 14
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white
NEW AIR-TIGHT WRAPPER KEEPS
TIP-TOP. BREAD SO FRESH IT FOLDS!
Ask Althea Gibson! When other breads go
stale and hard. Tip-Top Bread is still so
fresh, you can fold it. The secret: Tip-Top’a
new air-tight 'Flavor-Guard' wrapper.
Keeps bread fzw’n day after d«y, so you don’t
throw slices nwny! And Althen knows that
Tip-Top is packed with vitamins and min
erals for body building nourishment. Get
a loaf of delicious Tip-Top today. You
can fold the last fresh slice days from now,
BOHACK BEST
WHITE ROSE SOLID PACK FANCY
BOHACK BEST FROZEN FISH FILLETS
SAICMl INlltODUCTOBY PIICI1
SWEET or
BUTTERMILK
BUITONI ROMANI - ALL VARIETIES
Spaghetti 4 Macaroni 6
’I00
NO DEPOSIT - NO RETURN
»
POMEROY SODA 6as’lM
NEW PLASTIC CONTAINER
BOWLENE CLEANER 'L7I9
FROZEN FOOD BUYS!
FCCL.CO ANO OCVE1NCD tW L4 PK4
BONELESS TURKEY ROAST
LIMIT I COUPON - VOie AFTON D0C,^N H
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INSTANT COFFEE
WITH rueCHAM 09 e - »• OI CAH*
RED HEART DOG FOOD
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WITH RUWCHAM Of f NS. NK4 T«e»Va FNOZBN
FRIED SCALLOPS
LIMIT I COUPON - vote AFTtA »«C. 14
MBM«m««B IHICI togptt •-BWBemaa
WITH MUNCH A«« er Y OT COMTABMCA
SUGAR FREI BUBBLE-UP
LIMIT I COUPON - vote ApTBn B«c. 14
, — At Wells',
e Monday Night
’oup assembled
ening of fun. A I
nee are shown
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Benton
*apa
Benton becam^
9 lb. 8 oz baby
r. The child, his
irn at the New
at 15th Street
Square in .Man
ther, Mrs. Mary
Id are in perfect
who live on Mur-
St. Albans. N Y.
r children. Brook
pars; Roy Hamil-
ars; and ’’enessa
s. The new baby
leald Benton.
id raced with the
home ahead of
lis European trip,
till involved in a
on tour followed
ions right about
uy was born Had
rt his promotion
>re. after becom-
the assassination
ennedy, he might
eing on the spot
*-as rushed to the
Pturned here just
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V. 125th St.
10 2-4362
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