New York Amsterdam News — 1963-03-18
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I • N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., March 16. 1963
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AMSTERDAM NEWS
FIRST READERS TO COLLECT
CASH IN EASY NEW GAME
GAME
IS YOUR NUMBER AMONG
THIS WEEK'S LUCKY LIST?
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ANDREW GREEN - $50
DOROTHY A. TEMPLE-$50
WALTER MUNFORD-$50
75 E. Broodway
Long Beach, L. I.
325 E. 143rd St. ,
Bronx, N. Y.
141 Edgecombe Ave.
Now York, N. Y.
CECIL ATKINS
410 W. 154 St.
N.Y.C. $5.00
DIMMOTT FORCE
223 W. 14Sth St.
N.Y.C. $5.00
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ESTELLE B. NOBLE
454 St. Nicholas Ave.
N.Y.C. $5.00
....
ACMES FRASER
2237 Eighth Ave.
N.Y.C. $5.00
YOU CAN BE A WINNER ANYTIME-
WATCH THE AMSTERDAM NEWS
First cash prizes have been paid out. You could be among the
winners next week. Your lucky number could be pulled at
anytime for $5.00; for $50; or even for the jackpot award which
this week is worth $100.00. There's nothing to buy; nothing
to do except write down your lucky number. That can ba any
number with six digits. Then, keep a record of your number
and watch the Amsterdam News. When you spot your lucky
number published, claim your cash award. There are 37 win*
ning numbers each week. 37 chances to be a winner.
USE THIS CONVENIENT ENTRY BLANK -
YOUR LUCKY NUMBER COULD APPEAR
NEXT WEEK IN THE NEW YORK
AMSTERDAM NEWS
'100.00 JACKPOT
769483 CH $5.55 is added each week
$50.00 NUMBERS
until jackpot is claimed
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371605 EPC
659300 TG
711253 LVP-
928225 NJH
545303 FJ
506431 FAR
$5.00 NUMBERS
765432 CAL
613475LZ
608254 GHW
766124 AD
756384 EM
607293 MV
611076 LW
881100CAF
063921 DF
125505JRG
131311JRT
789446 BC
822696 CW
364890 ES
236045 WT
409784LS
236135 DAW
412497 LW
834792 FT
125783 0
306278 MF
814454 TLB
129263 AMK
955465 RCS
046181 WEB
965318JSH
145258 CW
123456 TAP
595323 AMJ
397130 RB
The prize winning numbers listed above must be
claimed by 5:00 p.m., Monday, March 18, 1963
READ THESE OFFICIAL RULES TO KNOW HOW TO PLAY AND WIN!
HERE'S HOW TO PLAY THE 50 & 5 G AME
(1) Each week six numbers will
be drawn, with each win
ning set ef numbers pay
ing $50 in cash. Thirty
numbers will be drawn
with each winning sat pay
ing $5.00 in cash. (In *
tian, a $100 Jackpot
bar will be drawn,
week tke |«btt num
ber It net claimed, $5.55
will be adaed until e winner
claims the (ackpat.)
(2) Write year number in
on the
space indicated
entry blank thai
in this announcement. (Or
you may submit a hand
drawn facsimile.) Insert any
number containing six dig
its.
(3) Also indicate on the ent»y
blank and on tke eattide
of the envelope whether
yea want te try for the $50
drawing ar the $5 cate
gory.
(4) Mai! year entry to: 50 A 5
Game, New York Amster
dam Nows, 2340 Eighth
Avenue, NYC, Bex 434.
Entries far game #3 must
ba received by 12 Noon
Monday, March 18.
(5)
(4) Winning nembart far Gama
#3 will ba published In
the March 23 ittaa af the
(7) If year number It publish
ed, yea matt claim your
prize by 5 PM Monday,
March 25. Winning Hum
bert invalidated after this
date. Year prize will be
paid at the Amsterdam
News office. Yea matt pre
sent proof af year identi
fication whan claiming year
prize. Our office it
(I) In the event mere than
one person hat a winning
number, check the initials
published next to each
number, te make sere that
they are years.
(9) Employees ef the N. Y.
(10)
immediate family are not
eligible for prizes.
Yea da oat have to
copy af the
Nowuc
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■ w> TWyWmetpwTet septal
may ba seen at the office
OT slew l$wW»pOpPr ,
(11) Winners matt agree te pub
lication ef their pictures
and names in the N.Y.
Amsterdam Nows and in
other promotions nbeat this
(12) Make sore yen list wheth
er yea are trying for the
$50 or the $5 category,
on the eattide af year
AbvaIaaa
wnvwiw$»Wa
IT'S EASY TO PLAY AND WIN -
NO PUZZLES - NO STATEMENTS -
Just Write Down Your Lucky Number!
P.O. BOX 434
50 & 5 Game
N.Y. Amsterdam Hew,
N.Y. 27, N.Y.
3rd WEEK
I want to try for a <check one)^? pr!ze
$5 prixe
(Write your number in spaces below using six digits)
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Mrs. Angelina Kight of 170-53
118 Road, Jamaica, 34. N.Y. won
our Recipe of the Week contest
and >5 for her favorite recipe of
Left Over Pork Casserole.
Your favorite recelpe might
win $5 for you, too. Just tell us
how It is made. Send It to Mrs
Thomasina Norford Food Editor,
2340 8 Avenue, New York’ 27,
N.Y. and see what happens.
Pork Casserole
3 slices of bacon
1 large onion chopped
1 can condensed tomato soup
4 cups cooked dried lima
beans
2 cups diced cooked pork
W cup cold water
cup buttered soft bread
crumbs
Salt and pepper to taste.
Cook bacon until crisp, drain
and crumble. Brown onion In ba
con fat. Add remaining Ingred
ients except bread crumbs and
mix well. Pour in casserole, cov
er with bread crumbs and cook
until the dish is hot and the
bread crumbs are brown.
Lody Elk Activities
The "Nettie B Smith Boosters
of Pittsburgh, Pa." were guesta
of Mis. Nettle B Smith, grand
daughter ruler of the Grand
Temple, 1BPOE of W. last week
end. The group extended an in
vitation to Mrs. Smith to attend
the Grand Exalted Ruler's Ball
in Pittsburgh and she is exert
ed to attend.
Mrs. Smith will also attend the
Florida State Convention of Elks
to be held in Winter Haven. Fla.
this week accompained by Mrs.
Buena Kelly Berry who is grand
secretary.
One ef the best habits you can
form la that of reading the Am
sterdam Newt every weeb. Try
It and see.
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CHECKING IN - Franklin Al
ston (right) of the Grand Con
sistory of Masons gives check
to Katherine Montgomery and
Melvin E. Walthers, also of the
Consistory, for The Amsterdam
News’ Monday Night Camp
Fund. Presentation was made
last Friday evening at masonic
dance at the Hotel Diplomat.
(Gilbert Photo).
1< • > ■ Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat.^March 18, 1963
.Marriage Qo Round
llowtng couples obtained wn, N. J., and Julia Marquis,
le licenses last Friday 43. of 315 W. 143rd St., Man-
rike City Clerk’s Office In tiattan.
Cannon, 49. of 12 E.
Manhattan, and Phyllis
, 47. of 491 Willoughby
'Brooklyn.
Jlam Knight. 34, of 41-07
i. Queens, and Rnrlie Mae
28, of 125 W. 78th St..
in.
Francisco Torres, 19, of 1708
Park Place, Brooklyn, and Bar
bara Ottley, 20, of 1713 Sterling
Place, Brooklyn.
William Powell, 39. of 51 E.
122nd St., Manhattan, and Minnie
Buckhannon, 33, of 51 E. 112th St.,
Manhattan
Charlie Bryant Jr., 22, of 1308
Griffin, 59, of Patter Boston Road, the Bronx, and Bar
• bars Porter, 19, of 772 Henry
St., Manhattan.
Warm-Up Party
~ Ir. Brown
the annual Sixty S 1 x
i -fermal dance each year
■Beanirown gives a “Warm up”
►ior his guests. The guest
Charles Boddie. 28, of 550 E.
125th SC, Manhattan, and Hazel
Johnson. 23. of 508 W. 149th SC.
Manhattan.
Alton Kinsey. 30, of 920 SC
Nicholas Ave., Manhattan, and
Barbara DeNyse, 25, of 19 Com
i merce St., Manhattan.
this year was Ghana’s George Harri, 27. of 32 W.
a U. student Edward
who Is studying engine-
those attending this
• »ere Mr. and Mrs. Walter
BCAhtaptt, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer
Jl. ZBpewn. Mr. and Mr*. Ed-
Henderson. Mr. and
and
and
a*-George Taitts. Mr.
Mrs. F. T. Sutton and Mr
Mrs. W. T. Carrington.
112th St.. Manhattan, and Jose
phine Cummings. 27, of 111 Lenox
Ave., Manhattan.
Herbert Brown, 25, of 1995 Da
vidson Ave., the Bronx, anc
Jerilynn Jones, 20, of 48 Con
vent Ave., Manhattan.
William Austin. 26. of 308 W
115th St., Manhattan, and Mary
’sac Covington, 19, of 308 W
Also Mist
Misses and Mesdames 115th St., Manhattan.
Evelyn Brown Ford, Lillian John Powell Jr., 23, of Canada
Stewart, Glovena Martin. Grif-jand Doretha Lyons, 18, of 121 W
fin W. Dawkins. Mary Peace. 123rd St., Manhattan.
Mae Rojas, Mildred Clark. Dol-j Janx>s Gaddy. 24, of 111 W.
ores Warren, Panessa Payne, 1 ,37th st Manhattan, and Evelyn
Carolyn Ryans, Jeanette Brown Paige 22. of 328 W. 53rd St.,
and Aureleoise R. Brogdon.
. And Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Dow*. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
feean, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
Dickerson and Henry Van Dyke.
James Pearson, 26, of 525 Han
cock St.. Brooklyn, and Betty
Moore. 18, of 211 Sumpter St.,
Brooklyn.
Manhattan.
Blood Bonk
The Red Cross Blood Program
,100 of the nation's hospi-
ist year 127,322 pints of
ere distributed to Greater
.York hospitals by
Leroy Eggleston Jr., 20, of 308
W. 114th St. Manhattan, and
Annie Cunningham, 19, of 718
St Mark's Ave.. Brooklyn.
Jerome Pryor, 30, of 228 W.
141st St., Manhattan, and Mil-
Red dred Anderson, 30, ’ of 220 W,
141st St., Manhattan.
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What’ll I Serve? #1
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Here are four new easy-to-fix Dellwood
Cottage Cheese dishes guaranteed to
-/
relieve monotony:
k
• A lady we know served Dellwood Cottage
Cheese with extra-thin pancakes. For
a gourmet touch, she adds a pinch of
L,
6
cinnamon to the batter.
• Her neighbor features a Bridge Club
Casserole — using tuna, Dellwood
Cottage Cheese, and vegetables.. The
ladies all adore it, and settle down to a
comfortable afternoon of Canasta.
• A doting husband prepares Sunday
Morning breakfast — Dellwood Cottage
Cheese with fluffy scrambled eggs.
- - And try this switch on an old favorite —
*Dellwood Cottage Cheese v ith HOT peaches,
v- •' (You might add a spoonful of jelly to the
> - peach-hollow, too.)
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.The extra richness and freshness you taste
In Dellwood Cottage Cheese is what mikes
-these dishes so delicious. Dellwood is
the only cottage cheese made from
Dellwood milk — none finer!
i from
DELLWOOD
withLOVE
OF THE WEEK—
CLUB
are members of the
Shown
Order of Cyrene, State of New
York Jurisdiction at the annual
Queens contest held at the
Prince Hall building on W. 155
St, They are from left, Mrs.
Georgia Hicks, who won first
place; Mrs. Hattie Whitehurst,
who won third (Mace and Mrs.
Bunny Coles wbo won the title
of Queen and Mrs. Rose Will-
iams, head of the group. The
Order of Cyrene aids its mem
bers and the community
throughout the year. (Mc
Adams Photo)
Erudites Meet In Westchester
I Fete Mrs. Thompson
The Erudites of Westchester man. Mrs. Joseph Higgs, table
seating; Mrs. Frank Furman
tickets; Mrs. Gene Redd, busi
ness manager; and Mrs. Donald
met recently at the home of
Mrs. Louis Jones III to complete
plans for the Fashion Show-Lun
cheon to be held on April 21 at Robertson who is publicity chair-i0^ DUI^am, N. C
eon at her home recently in
honor of Mrs. Alma Thompson
Miss Dell Wade gave a lunch
the Glen Island Casino. Mrs. Ar-iman.
thur Johnson is president.
Landeros will be a featured
hairstylist and Lovely Hill Bill
ups will be one of the models.
The event will benefit the Carver
Community Center in White
Plains.
Mrs. Donald Carew Is com
mittee chairman. Committee
chairmen working with her are
Mrs. Louis Jones III, Co-chair-
Other members of the club are
Mrs. Arthur Johnson of Mt. Ver
non, President, Mrs. Norris Gray
of New Rochelle, Vice President,
Mrs. Bernard Brown of Mt. Ver
non secretary, Mrs. Lionel Ste
vens of Mt. Vernon, acting re
cording secretary. Mrs. William
BiUups of Tuckahoe, Mrs. Oliver
Sledge of Mt. Vernon and Mrs.
Leroy Scott of New Rochelle.
Among the guests were Miss
Romania McDaniel, Miss Theo
dosia Skinner, Mrs. Catherine
Hall, Henry Smith, Mrs. Dorothy!
Strickland. Mrs. Jeffry McLaugh
lin. Mrs. Margaret Russ. Miss
Gladys Waltonr Mrs. Ninevah;
Miller, Henry Ashlev, Miss Bes
sie Grant, Mrs. Tessie Martin.
Mrs. Althea Wilson, Miss Helen
Jones and Mrs. Will* M. John
son.
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bread fresh day after day, so you don’t
throw slices away! And Althea knows that
Mr. Big is packed with big vitamins and
minerals for body building! Get a loaf of
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