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C t < »i *r * *- • < < «r x * -. -. -*. ■*.' ’/ •; ■ UW , ■MF -V i ■ N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., March It, IMS l’g-5 Sire Bronx Gold Star Mother old Munger.. .Virginia McGee is tots. . .Lawrence Wittens’ shot­ Daisy » Robinson was burled trying to keep It a secret. gunned legs has him thinking Tuesday. Her deat^ is mourned Tempting waitress Babbie of Lilly Callahan. King sent her mother, Mrs. Pearl Cooper Ellerby, to Miami. Vincent Phillips had no idea that that mother was only 15 years old... Dolores Thornton doesn’t want Hubby, Milton, to visit her anymore. . .Alfred “Lem” Rig­ gins is in serious condition in Veterans Hospital. .. .Former Bronx Patrolman Sandy John­ son promoted to detectives, and assigned to 79th squad.. Jac­ queline Watson's death probed. Change Today is not yesterday; we ourselves change: but can our Works and Thoughts, if they are always to be the fittest, continue always the same? Change, Indeed, is painful; yet ever needful; and if Memory have Ito force and worth, so also has Hope. — Carlyle. by seven children, Aggie, Olga, Bennett gave fiat ring back. . Ruby, Yvonne, Allan, William, and Patrick; 14 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. Drs. “Buddy" Cowan and "Rump” Jones all aglow after their Jamaica, West Indies, va cation. .. Charles Smith, ar ardent Doug Jones supporter, tried in vain to get Cassius Clay’s goat Sunday at Gleason’s Gym. Clay said: “I will cut you down to one punch”.. .Det. Arthur Muiphy's wife, Magda­ lene. presented him with a daughter who will be christened Kathleen Ann. They have two boys. . .Palm Cafe employes, two one time boxers, George Pace, former bantamweight champ and Abner “King” “Pow­ ell, former heavyweight. Herbert Clark Is renewing old acquaintances around town. ... Musician Jimmy Jones’ wife, Violet, vacationing in Jamaica, West Indies.. .Gloria Prince cooked the turkey which was served, Sunday at her birthday party at Top Club. . . Theresa Washington was flooded with gifts at her birthday celebration Saturday night. . .Enterprising Buddy Dunk to open his musical instruments repair shop. He’ll also import and export musical instruments.. .Winsome Sophie Bryant birthdayed her son, Har Jacqueline Jones’ testimony in the Aurelia Sergeant-J ames Proctor murder trial was dam aging. Roger Baldwin was killed and Karl E. Sargeant was shot. Bleachie Richardson buried his mother, Iona. . . Bartender Wil­ lie Maynard will purchase a sports car.. .Cab driver Me Kleever McClennon who had an accident says he is the' father of 18 youngsters. . .Jackie Rob­ inson. Howard Cassale and Jinp- my Brown had their heads to­ gether in Jocks the other day. Kennath Moses appointed public relations man of Conrad Hilton Hotel chain.. .James “Florida” Jack Brown, Charles Sawyer and Cleveland Bethel are vaca­ tioning with all expenses paid by the state. Curtis “Curt” Little Is seeth­ ing over that Birdland argu­ ment. . .Burnetta Miller and Henry Nimons were married Saturday.. .Toll collectors Yvon­ ne Evans and Stanley Bertie are engaged. . .Florence Carlisle is a saleswoman with charm. Nolan Lockman’s In love with love.. . Edward Foster cannot believe Ann Burnett is his ac cuser.. .When Earl Gibbs' 75 stitches are removed he will stay away from Oscar Evans. Mothers Celestine Given and Willa Louise Mott are both charged with the death of their Bronxite Herman Harris’ pre­ dicament is the talk of Bronx |night spots. . .Harlem Lanes’ al­ leys were not damaged ’in that three-alarm fire Saturday night which was confiendd to the two top floors. . .Horace Patterson said he had no idea that Pauline Elmore would treat him that way.. .James "Pat” Patrick stopped his vehicle and picked up Alma Nelson out of the rain the other day. Something brew­ ing’. . .Curtis Hooker was in­ dicted in the murder of Albert Hooker were dismissed. • . Rich­ ard Thomas and his daughter, Patricia, injured in Bronx fire Ruth Mitchell's operation was successful. Is Attorney O. T. Wells getting ready to give up bechelorhood and end his travels to the Gar­ den State?. . .James McDonald lost his life In fight over a wom­ an and James Robinson is brooding. . .David Jenkins was found by his wife, Priscilla embracing another woman at i party. She left. He followed her home and interrupted her pack­ ing. They are making his head­ stone. .. Leon Patterson on trial for that rifle death of his landlord Luther "Luke” Brantley. . .Wil­ lie Lawrence bottled his wife Catherine the other night. Ruth ______ CHAMPION FOOD STORES Lipton Tea Bags, 16s .................... pkg. - pkg. pkg. 8 oz. Lipton Noodle Soup ~............. Lipton Onion Soup .................. Wishbone Ital. Dressing ...... „ 23c 29c 33c 37c WOOLWORTH'S BOB id VE 17t ON 8 6IANT SIZE TUBES Of MOV'lSSff slip •1JD0 value YtWAMM&S WORTH HOKE AT WOOLWORTH’S WOO (.WORTHS GAY POTTERY PRINT CAFE CURTAINS 1.3T Regularly 1.98 Cafe and valance set so cheerful and brightl De­ signed to give you the feel­ ing of outdoor dining. Make your kitchen one of the cheeriest rooms in the house. The pottery and cop- per mold print against a white background make it • one of the prettiest spring cotton curtain sets. 36* Iong- IlltO'. i;p BRIGHTEN YOUR WINDOWS AND BATH) NEW FIBERGLAS DRAPERIES TEXTURED AND » PINCH-PLEATED 63” long, rag. 495 4.97 84” long, rag. 5.95 Fiberglas, the carefree draperies that keep their color and crisp­ ness through the warmest, sun­ niest dayi. Wash and dry before you know it. Mildew-resistant too. These tailored draperies come in a variety of solid colon. CL.UB OF THE WEEK - Shown are officers and mem­ bers of The Kis^smea. a s»vud and civic club, whose mem­ bers dean the.? own bus.messes and boid aaeracve with Xo? fhnse sad Mcne were ’ ffrstt" Objects of their aid have been the baseball equip­ ment of the Little League of Sr Albans and St. Martins Cadets of NYC. The officers and members are, from left, front, Leslie Smith, Sterling L. Clarkston, president; Harold White. John Johnson, second row’, Calvin Williams. Charles Watson, James Campbell, Jef­ fries Luck, thrid row, Jack Shamberger Clifford Henry, A1 Holland. (Summers Photo) She's Specialist In Her Own Shows Vhre Barrows, who is featured;teria Trees," "Green Pastures,’ as Adelaide Boise ia Jeaa Genet's "The B^aeis,' whxh has passed Its 750th performance at the off- Broadway St Marks Playhouse, is one of the most versatile wom­ en around town. Most people who have one-woman tor one-man > shows, generally have one set routiqe which they present when­ ever they are asked. Miss Bur­ rows,- however, has five different one-woman shows she does, de­ pending upon the type of aud­ ience she is playing for. Ohe of her favorite ehows Is en­ titled “Shout Freedom.” In this she allows man's struggle for free- don). Included on the program are psglms which she does in both Hebrew and English, and ex­ cerpts from the works of Alan Payton and Walt Whitman. ’Mandingo," “Mrs. Patterson” and “The Ponder Heart.” She was seen in the Paris Festival production of “The Skin of Our Teeth” with Helen Hayes and Mary Martin, and in Berlin with Ethel Waters. Miss Burrows has been with “The Blacks” over a year now, and she finds it “one of the most stimulating plays I have ever been in. Every night there is a new excitement generated from the audience which infuses It­ self to the cast, thereby making it a more rewarding experience.” Gene Frankel directed “The Blacks” whose cast includes Carl Byrd, Peter DeAnda, Morris Er- by, Clebert Ford, Louis Gossett, Moses Gunn, Lynn Hamiltdn, Lin­ coln Kilpatrick, Thelma Oliver, Esther Rolle, Harold Scott and Louise Stubbs. It is being present­ ed by Sidney Bernstein, George Edgar and Andre Gregory. Another of Miss Burrows’ per­ formances is entitled “Female of the Species.” In this program she includes seven vignettes (as she pats it, “sort of a seven ages New Show of man”) ranging from Alice In Wonderland to Juliet, a calypso singer, a atory by toe, an Oscar, Wilde excerpt, a Negro mother— V VTIPTItt At written by Langston Hughes, and a monologue by an old Irish mat­ riarch; Music Hall , QUINTET — Vivacious Vinle Burrows, featured in Jean Gen­ et’s "The Blacks” at the St Marks Playhouse, also has five one-woman shows that she per­ forms around the country. Paramount release in Technicol­ or and Panavision. U.e advent of Spring will be heralded by the new stage show. The Rockettes, all 36 of them, will go off fishing in a new dance spec­ ialty while the Ballet will frolic - Children’s Show “Daft Fire” is Jhe title of an­ other of her shows in which she Includes poetry by or about the dark peoples of the world includ­ ing Africa and Asia. Another fav- orite of hers is a special Child­ ren’s ahow in which she does scenef from Alice in Wonderland as well as songs and also stories from Kipling. The fifth program would- Include excerpts from each of the afore-mentioned. . In addition to her one - woman showr, Miss Burrows has been seen on Broadway in “The Wls- ■ "A Girl Named Tamlko," a ro­ mantic drama starring Laurence Harvey, France Nuyen, and Mar­ tha Hyer, will open at Radio City Music Hall on Thursday, March 14. On stage accompanying the new film will be “A Young Man’s Fancy,” a new production staged by Marc Platt. Co-starring Gary Merrill, Ml chael Wilding, and Myoshl Ume- ki, “A Girl Named Tamlko” was filmed on location in Japan. The Hal Wallis production was di­ rected by John Sturges and is in verdant woodlands created on stage especially for the occasion. With the Ballet will be soloists Eugene Slavin and Ron and Joy Holiday. Other scenes will feature com­ edian George Carl, the Flying Kimris, a ’whirling apparatus act, and an all - male singing ensem ble with soloist George McWhor­ ter. A "Concert in the Park” by the Symphony Orchestra directed by Raymond Paige will set the stage for this preview of the com­ ing season. RDCEC WHISKY, IB PROOF, BRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. 01963 8CHENLEY DIST1L1ER8 CO., N.Y.O, Enjoy the sunny morning flavor of -Schenleu RESERVE I » f. r T* _» J* 4^ Sch«nl«y llvans up all your drink*. Make* them brighter. Ilshter smoother—more refreshing all the way down the glass. That’S because Schenley> choice grain neutral spirit* are blended with quality straight whisky, 8 full ywr, of ,g.| Tarto the different. T YOUR AIONEY’S WORTH MOM AT WOOLWORTH’S Untitled Document file:///C|/Documents%20and%20Settings/Administrator/Desktop/hello.html2/18/2007 11:01:03 AMThomas M. Tryniski 309 South 4th Street Fulton New York 13069 www.fultonhistory.com