New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-01135
1963
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14 a N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Dec. 38, 1963
To all of you gentle people who’ve been the staff
and shield of our charitable efforts throughout the
year, 1 lift a loving cup brimful of hopes that the re
mainder of your Christmastide and all the coming year
wil) be as joyful for you as your Camp Fund contribu
tions have helped make some Harlem youngster and
that, of course, includes our many friends in the in
dustry who revere this seaso nas Hanukah and the Fast
of Tebet and who have already counted the 5,724th New
Year of their ancient and honorable calendar.
Our 1963 farewell bash at the Baby Grand, hostess
ed by Elaine Grayson, netted 374.85 and upped the cur- |
rent balance to $1,282.80. How’s that for a send-off j
whfSteeur New Year dawns on Monday, Jan. 6, at Fan-
nye Piere’s Dawn club! Plan to be there — we’ve got
a real heads-up surprise in store for you.
Registration Climbs
No matter how the weather man’s barometer may
sink, fUr Camp Fund register is climbing merrily up
ward with wily clear skies in view. Those who most re
cently helped it on its way include: John Benson, Ben
son Caterers (6); Baby Grand (5,; Kate J. Hicks, Vo
cational Guidance Center; Gordon Dash, Calvert Ex-
tra; JPat Freeman, BeO-Cook-&-Candle; Millicent Meri
wether, Bird Cage; and Selbra Hayes, Midway Lounge,
all 44 whom contributed three.
Dorothy Jenkin won the Canadian Club cocktail
glasses and Grace Green and a Mrs. Louis dittoed with
thef Four Roses set and a Vat 69 Gold pitcher, respec
tively . . - “Jackie’’ of Harlem Lanes stashed the Cutty
Sark along with Dot Crawford and John Bleach; Wil
lie "Ryols hid the Canadian Club; the Seagram’s Gin
got lfst among Elaine Grayson’s possessions and Tom
my jell did in the Martin’s WO.
New Year’s Treats
tyhile the season is still jumping, you happy-timers
ought to be sure to take in the treats that the proprie
tors »f our community bistros have decked out for you.
Amojig the numerous shining examples are Carl’s Cor
ner, the Dawn, the Flash Inn, Well’s (where they’re
doiJ a special show), the Moulin Rouge.
indolences to the Baby Grand’s lovely Yetta
Blue Notes
Will® whose beloved father was interred with Masonic
honors recently.
£fast note from Marguerite Mathis: Her mom’s
stillA critical condition out in San Francisco, but she
hop* to be able to join us when we meet at the Dawn
on Jfcn. 6. (Keep thinking about that surprise, too,
THE POWER OF WOMAN —
Ferocious as these four bruis
ers might be on a football
field, they were gentle as shorn
lambs when cuddled by Esther
Burke, left, and Maxine Cleve
land during recent football
fete at the Top Club on W.
125th St. The maulers? Seated
is Sherm Plunkett, NY Jets'
defensive lineman. Standing,
left to right, ex-Jet Bill Shock-
ley; star defensive back. Erich
Barnes, of the champion^ NY
Giants: and Bob Watters, Jets*
defensive end.
'Dummett Photo)
INTRODUCTIONS — At a re- whiskey were (left to right)
ception at the Palm Cafe to Ralph Bastone. owner of the
introduce Vat 69 Gold Scotch Palm; Tina Williams, Elmer
Cherry, bartender, Hattie
Fludd, and Herb Nash of the
Vat 69 company.
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ANOTHER MILESTONE —
During the holidays Brighton’s
Liquor Store on Lenox Ave
nue took the occasion to cele-
Richards, Bert Kanton, Arthur
Garten. Roberto Johnson and
Rufus Hawkins.
(Photo by Dummett)
SANTA BABY — A winsome
quartet of Camp Fund hostess
es are as pleased as tiny
tots as George (Santa
Baby) Palmer prepares to fill
their Christmas stockings —
well, maybe not quite — in
gratitude for their freely given
services throughout the year.
Other members of the Camp
Fund Committee who are not
shown in the picture (made at
Baby Grand affair) also re
ceived thank-you checks.
(Dummett Photo)
'cause it’s gonna blow the lid off somebody.)
g.6.: New Year’s Eve shows featuring live enter- ;
taiiMftnt will be held at Big Wilt’s Smalls Paradise and
the Baby Grand. Live music is the specialty of the
Palm Cafe and the Top Club and La Famille is still the
for a quiet “cup of kindness.”
Celebrate New Year's Eve At These Gay Spots
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PRESEN t'S AN MUVAfi HOLIDAY SNOW
SONNY LEE M. C. i COMIC
LITTLE JOHNNY TAYLOR ^Ty™!
QUEENIE T$piciAirr
cucir DirriDn sensational song stylist
TRAINEE Airman Michael
T. Clark, who resided in Man
hattan before his enlistment
in the U. S. Air Force, is
presently being trained as a
personnel specialist at Green
ville AFB. Miss. He recently
completed his basic at Lack-
land AFB, Texas. The airman
la the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Rudolph V. Clark of 225 W.
129th St.
1134 Fulton Street, B'klyn. ST 3-8374
Dance to lie Music ef JiiHtny OHver owl the Seel Twisters
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