New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00229
1963
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SJq|| Host
To Committee
Mrs. Isaac M. Slott ol East
84th Street was hostess at lunch
last Tuesday for members of the
Child Care Committee, Inc.
The group, whose interest 1*
the well being of children, dis
cussed program, hosted guests
and each lady received a pine
apple pen and holder aa a
charming memento of the day.
Mrs. Franklin Leert>urger serv
ed as chairman for the lunch
eon.
Among the members and
guests were Mesdames Monroe
Goldwater, Charles A. Gutwirth,
Joseph H. Liebman, Janet Jac
obs, Al Rinrnbaum, Martin M.
Koenig, Milton. Prince, Harry
Moses, P.M.H. Savory, Guests
Mrs. Augusta Lyons, Mn. Jill
Catron, Mrs. May Byphiner
Mrs. Charles Bensley, Mrs.
Frank Berner. Mrs. Iving Felt
and Mrs. George Norford.
Among the guests were Atty.
Ruth Washington and Atty. Nich
olas Tsoucalas, leaders of the
Manhattan Republican Club, Har
old Burton of the Square Deal
Republican Club and Mrs. Bur
ton; Mrs. Keith McHugh, Mrs.
Katherine Lassiter, co-leader, and
Mrs. Ada Fisher Jones.
Mrs. Kinney Attends
Also Mrs. Alfred Bohlinger,
Miss Jean McKee, Miss Sadie
Hatcher, Mrs. Edna Marcella
Kinney, Mrs. Gilbert Colgate,
Miss Macon Collins, Miss Lula
Lee, Miss Alexandria Von-
Stillers, Miss Ruth Miller, Mrs.
Martha Ferrell and Mrs. James
. Freeman.
And Mrs. Rita Bree, Mrs. Sal
ley Fagin, Mrs. Ona Cooper,
Miss Aileen Avery, Mrs. Gwen
Draper, Mrs. Ethel Kenney,
Miss Beatrice Jackson. Mrs. E”
elyn Simmons, Mrs. Mabel Jeter,
Mrs. Alicia Figueson, Mrs. Reg
inald Torres, Mrs. Pinkie Smith,
Also Mrs. Rigolado Torres,
Mrs. Minnie Pugliese, Mrs. Re
becca G, White, Mrs. Mamie
T. Smith, Mrs. Martha J; Farrell,
Mrs. Audrey E. Ross, Carey Blue,
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Haynes,
Mrs. Ivy Loaf, Miss Genevieve
Clark, Mrs. Dorothy R. White,
Miss Leonora Noel, Mrs. Bernice
Smith and Mrs. Minnie O’Connell.
Salem Church To
Give Cotillion
The Scholarship Aid Committee
of the Salem Methodist Church
will present a Cotillion "Tele-
star ’63" on April 19th at the
Hotel Roosevelt at which some
20 debs from the Churches of
Harlem will bow.
Debs to be presented come
from the various churches of the
Harlem community and Include
Misses Gwendolyn Sawyer. Fran
Etheridge, Cherry Stroman, De-
lores Kirkland, Miriam Brlte,
Patricia Williams, Sonja McGill,
Linda Bell, Audrey Smith, Pat
ricia Edwards, Michele Williams,
Nancy Graham, Cynthia Ray,
Doris Berry, Dianne Lewis, Inez
Arnett, Gilder Washington, Lois
Tlndley. AJona Walcott and Ella
Johnson.
The Cotillion Committee Includes
James Washington, chairman Jean
Taylor, co-ctsslrman; Mary Sy-
monette, Deb chairman and
Joan McNair Committee Secre
tary. Contact the Salem Church
office for information.
Train Leadeis
At Uptown Y
A course In training of teen
t. j
14 • N. Y. IMMtKUAM WEWS, Sat., April 6, 1B63
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raj THOM ASINA NORpOflD
WORDS FOR A WAY OF LIFE . . .
"An aim fn lift is the only fortune worth the finding
And it is to be found only In the heart itself
—R. L. Stevenson
THE INTERNATIONAL SET . . . Wesley Tann, first
Negro to crack the great fabric curtain in the garment
district as a designer, will finish his Fall-Winter line
soon and take off for a jaunt through Europe for the
first time . . .
Leroy Crayton, tabbed “the sausage king’’ of Cleve
land, (and one of its more affluent men) stopped off
in New York for a visit enroute home from a business-
pleasure trek through Africa, Europe and the East.
Omega man Donald Adams in Malaga, Spain en
route back to gay Paree . . .
The latest Nigerian to receive Knighthood in Ni
geria, Africa, Sir M. Bank Anthony, gets the Amster
dam News there, read the advertisement of Mrs. Betty
Parham and wrote to import some of her products! BE
LIEVE ME, we do get around! . . .
Should you call Gwen Carter (wife of Dr. S.J.) and
don’t get her, she is probably that busy with her work
with the NY Hospitality Committee of the National
Council of Women, Inc. whose job is to make the UN
crowd feel at home here in NYC.
DIALOGUE ... The inimitable Dick Gregory has a new
definition for NAACP. It’s “Never Annoy Adam Clay
ton Powell” . . .
SCENE AND HEARD . .. The Tarry family In the news
again. It’s Mama, Mrs. Eula Tarry, who will be honor
ed by NAFAD at its luncheon-fashion show at the Bilt
more Hotel on April 7th for her 50 year contribution as
as top fashion designer and artist including making
clothes even now for daughter Elizabeth Tarry Me
Laurin who was one of the “Ten Best Dressed Women
in NYC” for 1962.
Gladys Graham was awarded the Four Chaplains
Award in Philly by Chaplain Walter H. White last
week . . .
George Edgecombe, living in his new place in
Brooklyn on Ashland Place.
Recently-moved-to-Califomia Alvista Perkins is
penning notes from 4918 W. 12 Street in Los Angeles
and missing most the meetings of the New York Girl
Friends.
Nora Holt, music critic and member of the New
York Music Critics Circle was invited by Oberlin Con
servatory of Music as a guest to the recent annual
Festival of Contemporary Music. Harriet Johnson also
attended . . .
There’s such a lovely glow in Mary Dowery’s eyes
these days! Wonder how come? . . .
Among the folk who exhibited at the Flower Show
were David Wade with his African Violets and Frank
Turner of Jamaica who exhibited Orchids for the Long
Island Orchid Society . . .
LAND OF ROMANCE . . . There’s lots of romance in
the Benjamin family this month. The Arthur A. Ben
jamins Sr. will celebrate 30 years of marriage on April
7th and Arthur A. Jr. will celebrate his first anniver
sary with his lovely Japanese bride on April 20th. Mrs
Benjamin Sr. will get a pearl necklace.
The couple was having marital problems and took
them to a “marriage counsellor.” Seems as how the
husband was “counselled out” and comes Palm Sun
day, the “marriage counsellor” will wed the divorcee
wife. Ummm-umm-m! . . .
- THIS YOUNG GENERATION . . .Camilo Marquez, son
of Dr. Cecil Marquez and Mrs. Gloria Marquez, will
graduate from Colby College in Waterville, Maine in
June, and has already been accepted by the Peace Corp
COMING AND GOING . . . Chic, wealthy widow
Bernia Austin stopped off in Chicago, joined Anita
Anderson for a bit of gayety there and the two of them
took off for a ranch in Tacate, Cal.
Attending the recent Scholastic Press meet a
Columbia U. were Shirley (Mrs. Eugene) Towles o:
Chicago, 111. and Wilton Scott, of Savannah State Co
lege.
Beazie DeVaughn of Los Angeles, Cal. in NYC and
seeing friends like Ethel Sissle and Lillian S. Hunter
SCENTING THE TOWN . . . Perfume is a scent-ilating
topic if you talk to men about it. Got to wondering wha
men thought about the scents that women use and why,
so I asked a few.
Ernie Johnson, insurance man, likes “Jean Patou’
Joy (which is incidentally the most expensive brand
I know!) because it lifts me up and lets me down gen'
ly”; Bill Lahtzounis, owner of Frank’s restaurant, said
he “didn’t like anyof ’em but he bought Arpege for his
wife”; William Doar Sigma biggie, says “I go for Ar
pege”. Asked why, he said “It’s’ just a nice scent
Now, what kind do you like and why? . . .
THE FOLKS YOU KNOW . . . While psychologist Dr
Jullius Hughes has a date with the “boys in white” a
' Sydenham hospital, his classes at Hunter College wi’
be taught by his smartie pie wife, Blanche . . .
Lovely, lovely Louise Handy in Yonkers Genera
hospital with an eye condition! Dear me! ...
Annual Dance Of Two Bower Club
The Two Bower Bridge Club
gave its annual Formal Recep
tion last Sunday event f at the
Savoy Manor ballroon . Howard
Cooper la president
Other officers and members
are Donald Brown, Eugene Cole
man. Fleming Rose, Stanley Rob
erta, Walter Floyd. Alonzo Brad
ford. Leon Boyd, Orrid Bigelow,
Byron Brooks, Dewey Breen.
Burner Henderson, John Kimble
end Henry Lofton.
Also Fleetwood Littlejohn,
James MeCants. Donald Pegues,
Archie Thompson, William Wil-
George Brannlng, Thomze
, Boyd Brown. Jacob Hog,
Walston. Isaac Wal
ker, Donald Brown, Thomas Gri-
fin and Archer Lewie. Also Henri
Thomas and Samnet Denard.
Gala Banquet
The First Baptist Church of
Glen Cove, N.Y. honored their
pastor Rev. Jerry E. Baker and
hie wife at a gala banquet In the
fabulous Golden Slipper of Glen
Cove, March 25.
Present were Henry Buchan
an, Jr., Lidia n Nicholson, Leone
Beckett, Gabby Stanley. Alma
Me Near, Irene Dwvoe, Willa
Mae Wilson. Rene Sanford,
Lucy Roy, Victoria, Young,
Georgia Washington, and Tbur
low V. Jones. Isabelle Whittaker,
Annie Watson, Mildred Gard
ner. and Harriet Oates
Mrs. Davie
Is Honored
At Tea
By THOMASLNA NORFORD
The Women’a National Repub
lican Club, Inc. gave a Tea last
Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. May Preston Davie at its
headquarters at 3 W. 51 Street.
Mrs. Rita Rentschler, president,
presided.
Vincent Albano spoke briefly
and Mrs. Wilma Sivertson Rog
alia, Mrs. Gerturde Hess Parker
and Mrs. Edwin a Dick were dais
guests.
In accepting the honor Mrs
Davie paid tribute to the ladies
present and stated "It’s nonsense
for voters to say I vote for the
man and not the party. Every
elected official has certain party
policies to which he must ad
here.”
Guests
ALL FOR CHILDREN — The
Committee for Child Care, Inc.
was hosted at lunch last
Tuesday by Mrs. Isaac Slott,
seated left, and attending were
Mesdames P.M.H. Savory, wife
of co-publisher of the New York
Amsterdam News, seated, right,
from left, standing, Mrs.
Joseph H. Liebman,Mrs. Frank
lin Leerburger, Mrs. Harry
Moses and Mrs. Milton Prince.
(Gilbert Photo)
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FOR RED CROSS — Planning
the 1963 Red Cross community
campaign for the Harlem area
at a recent meeting held at
Mc’b®r a.M.E. Zion Church,
151 West Street, are, from
left to right, Mrs. Esther West,
vice chairman of the Harlem
division, Manhattan Community
Appeal; Chester Page, Amer
ican Red Cross Disaster Service
director; Mrs. Howard C. Paul
sen, chairman, Manhattan Com
munity Appeal, and Mrs. Mary
H. DuPort, chairman, Harlem
division, Manhattan Community
Appeal. During the month of
March, Red Cross volunteers
will seek members and funds in
neighborhood residences, stores,
churches, clubs, and theatres
In an effort to raise part of the
Greater New York Red Cross
fund goal of $5,775,863.
Fete Mrs. Byrd
On Birthday
The last meeting of the Les
Chamont Dames Social Club at
the home of Mrs. Margaret
Braithwaite was also a birthday
celebration for Mrs. Virginia
Byrd, business manager of the
group.
Walter Richardson and Phil
Black entertained the guests and
Mrs. Arlene Johnson taped the
event. Members include Mes
dames Mary Braithwaite, Anna
Scott, Geraldine Mottley, Juan
ita Pearson and Ruth Jones.
Among the guests were Misses
Messers and Mesdames Cora
Silas, Wilson Woodbeck, Willie
L. Jones, Cyril Braithwaite, E.
H. Brown, Carlton C. Brown,
Lonnie Anderson, Duke Silas,
Minnie Lee Steen, John J. An
thony, Lillie Barbee, Tarik Ja
mal Barbee, Roberta Ross.
Also Eddie Foster, Delia
Bonaparte, Rita Valdez, FJiid
Pressley, Freddie Mae Cohen
Forest Lawrence, Margurite Mc-
Cooty, Sammy Heywood, Eva
Gifford, Maxine Williams, Adri
ena Cummings, Mattie Williams,
Margaret Hampton, Ollie Hally,
Roy Smith, Arlene Johnson, J.
C. Meredith, Toye Braithwaite,
against the bow of the 566-foot
Prophet Burke, Mamie Davis
cargo liner, SS. American,
which she christened recently j Robinson, Henry B. Jones, Mary
at the Bethlehem Steel Ship- N. Emerson, Earline Jackson
yards in Quincy, Mass.
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United Piedmont Lady Elks Cite AKA's Praise
THE OLD TRY — Mrs. Ethel
Kennedy displays the typical
j' determination of the Kennedy
i clan as she grits her teeth and
i swings a champagne bottle
and Ann Livingston.
i
JTi^X^X^ISociety Benefit 6 In Hempstead Telephone
agers
direction of three graduates of
H. Winters, well!
the Human Relations Department The United Piedmont Society. Mna. Sicily
of New York University, was re- Inc. will give its annual Galajknown club and fraternal leader
cently taitiated at the Upper Man
and a long time resident of
Ball at the Audubon Ballroom
hattan Branch, Young Women’s
Westbury, Long Island will be
on April 5th for the benefit of
Christian Aasoda*»on, 361 West
among six Lady Elks being re
the NAACP Legal Defense and
125th Street.
ceived on Palm Sunday at the
Educational Fund, Inc. with
sixth annual Appreciation Tea,
provided by Danny
mqslc
Logan.
sponsored by Emma V. Kelley
Council of I.B.P.O.E. of W
the event- will be held at the
Oddfellows Hall on Franklin
Street In Hempstead.
The co-ed group meets at the
YWCA on Tuesdays from 7 to
9 p.m. lor five weeks of Inten
sive training which will culmin
ate In a ‘ seminer meeting for
all YW teenage members on Ap
ril 26.
Mrs. Constance Motley will
be guest of honor and Lawrence
Boyd Is president. Other officers
Include Napoleon Marks, Nancy
Bynum, Jean Barrett, Julius
Reid, Thomas Craven, Carolyn
and Dr. Aaron O. Wells.
Teenagers interested In train
ing for leadership may obtain
additional information by tele
phoning UNlversIty 6-2400.
Members Include Lula Brown,
Ida Beasley, Dubois Faduma,
Helen F. Faduma, Maxine Far-
met, Harriet Ford, Gloria Ham
let, Theresa Hartman, Mary
Kerr, Pearline Kind, Ethel
Mack. Alline Moore, Betty Mor
gan. Holmes Morgan, Millicent
Morgan, Louise Peebles, Dor-
etha Rayford, Izetta Sloan. Gen
enva Smalls, Clementine Strong,
Fannie B. White, Pealie Wilson
and Eunice Walker.
Mrs. Winters who is assistant
Grand Daughter Ruler to Mrs.
Nettie B. Smith and heads Iht
national membership campaign
for Elk Temples and Is a can
didate for reelection at
the national convention In Bos
ton.
Honored with Mrs. Winters
are Mesdames Susie Taylor
Mary Black. Margaret Reeves
Flossie King and Mary Addison
Mrs. Zelma E. Young is chair
man of the Tea.
Governor Marin Here
The Governor of Puerto Rico,
Sr. Lals Munoz Marin will be
guest of honor at the Caribbean
Festival Dinner Dance for the
benefit of the New York City
Chapter of the Association for
tte Help of Retarded Children,
to be held in the Hotel Delmon
ico’s Grand Ballroom April 18th
e
Company
Miss Patricia Bath of New
York City, national vice presi
dent of the Alpha Kappa Alpha
sorority, attended the executive
committee meeting of the group
in Chicago, Hl. Mrs. Julia Pur-
nlll Is national president.
Among the Issues considered
and resolutions passed were a
commendation to the Bell Tel
ephone Company for the appear
ance of Miss Leontyne Price on
the company TV show and the
importance of women’s organiza
tion* becoming concerned about
the purposes nnd program of
Status of Women Commission of
President Kennedy,
Also attending the meeting we
Misses and Mesdames Mary P
king. Helen C. Cooper. Helen
M. Mayes, Odalie McDonald,
Mary Chambers, Carey Preston.
Emma Louise Harrison, Albcrt-
ine Collins, Lorraine Green and
Arnetta Wallace.
Allen Univ. II Alumni
Founder's Day Lunch
The Allen University Alumni
Chapter of Long Island, spon
sored the second ^pnual bene
fit luncheon for Founder's Day,
attended by over 200 guests, at
the Hotel Concourse Plaza Ball
room last Saturday marking the
93rd anniversary of the Univers
ity at Columbia. S.C.
It dramatized the link between
the University and the African
Methodist Episoopal Church of
which the late Right Rev. Rich
ard Allen was founder.
Plaque To Rev. Hildebrand
Highlights of the Luncheon
was the presentation of 1963 Al-
Miss Page
Hat Design
Winner
The Jamaica Club of the Nat
ional Association of Negro Bus
iness and Professional Women’s
Clubs presented its luncheon and
Fashion show featuring Spring
millinery at the Americana Hotel
last Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Gant is president.
Atty. Florence Lucas was chair
man and presided.
Miss Linda Page won the trophy
as “Best Hat Designer” and was
presented the award given by
the F & M Schaefer Brewing
Company.
Citations were given to the
"Most Hat Conscious Women”
who were named as Mrs. Martin
Luther King, Mrs. Maude Gad-
sen, Mrs. Gerri Major. Mrs. Toki
Schlak Johnson, Mrs. Dolores
Worthington, Miss Dorothy Height,
Miss Bena Horne, Miss Joan
Crawford and Miss Arlene Fran
ces.
Models —*•
Hat designers participating
were Qeo Sims, Mr. John and
Mrs. Lillie Rice. Dress designers
participating were Charisse Hil
ton, Mrs. Bernice Wilson and Miss
Vivian Smith.
Models included Misses and
Mesdames Rhoda Pleasants,
Mary Lopez, Angela Blackwell,
Margaret Brinkley, Mayme Dix
on, Barbara Thomas, Harlene
Parker and Vera Anderson. Child
models included Willa Ann Par
ker, Cathy Henderson and Debbie
Wilson.
Program participants Included
R. T. Hudson, Mrs. Gladys Ham
mond Watkins, Miss Arlene Thom
as, Herbert Parham, Miss Christ
ine Spencer, Irving Burgie, Atty.
Richard K. Smith, Charles Du-
Val, Miss Lu LaTour.
Officers 'of the Club include
Mrs. Doris Saunders, Mrs. Ruth
Thorpe and Mrs. Elma Ford.
plaque to one of its honor
nates, class of 1936; Dr.
Ridlprd Allen Hilderhrand, Pas
tor of Mother Bethel AME
Chug], NYC and fuwt minister
present of New York Branch
NAA&.
The’963 Alumni Achievement
Awardtwent to Dr. A. G. Gas
ton, gseral officer of the Af
rican Methodist Episcopal
Church «nd secretary-treasurer
of the nard of Church Ex
tension; »r. Albert A. Davis,
pastor of Jreat St. Luke AME
Church an endorsed candidate
for Secretar-Treasurer, Depart
ment of Mfihwm Salary Board.
Mrs. kCoy Resides
The progra» opened with the
singing of th national anthem
and invocatioiby the Rev, J.
A. DeLaine, Mdster of Calvary
AME Church, Brooklyn, Mrs.
Jennie Henninghy McCoy was
the presiding <4cer. Greetings
were expressed- by Presiding
Elder W. F. FrWnan of Man
hattan District; lev. O’ Neil
Mackey of SL \John. AME
Church, Brooklyn;Harold King
of Mother Bethel AfE Church,
NYC; Dr. Henderso®. Hughes,
Pastor of Emanuel A|E Church
and Endorsed candiag for the
Bishopric in 1964.
Fashions By-
Westchester
NCNW Councf,
“From Dawn Until —” wtllbe
the theme of i fashion show at
the Fellowship Dinner, sponsors
by the Westcheter division of tin
National Councl of Negro Wom
en, at Schrafl’s Eastchester,
Scarsdale, on Ap 1 26.
Original deslg» will be shown
by members of the Westchester
division of the Thtional Associa
tion of Fashion and Accessory
Designers. Mrs. tarah Warttien,
chairman of the inner commit
tee, has announed that profes
sional mannequins rom the Oph
elia DeVore School »f Charm and
the .Ann Prince Schdl, will model
lingerie, beachwear,sportswear,
cocktail gowns.
Designs in leather and suede
will be shown by Bks. Lillian
Cooper Smith,
Mrs. Blondena Fuj-tck, presi
dent of the v,estch«$t<r division
of the National Coun«il of Negro
Women, has stated thg proceeds
from the dinner will h available
from both organization to high
school and college stu^nts for
scholarships in fashion ^signing
and related fields.
Mrs. Vernon C. Richarppn will
be mistress of ceremonie, Mrs.
Ann Jones is president f the
Westchester chapter of NA%DS.
PEPSI-C0LA PRESENTS
THE WEEK’S
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Aprl.
5,6,7th—THEATRE: Ladles in Retirement; Harlem
YMCA; Y Drama Group.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
5—BALL; Audubon; United Piedmont Society, Inc.
5—DANCE; Riviera Terrace; The Drifters, Inc.
5—CIRCUS; Madison Square Garden; Benefit, James
Weldon Johnson Community Center.
5—BANQUET; Manhattan Hotel; St. John AME
Church Cornerstone Committee.
5—DANCE; Renaissance; Manhattan Temple 93B.
5—DANCE; Audubon; Road Brothers, Inc.
5—DANCE; Dawn Casino; Mark V Social Club.
5— DANCE; Savoy Manor; Washington Business
Institute.
Apr.
6— DANCE; Audubon; Bright Light Club of John H.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Smith Lodge #55.
6—DANCE; Dawn Casino; Archie Perry Club.
6—DANCE; Audubon; Rebecca Chapter #38.
6—DANCE; Renaissance; Robert A. Crutcher Lodge.
6—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Club 15.
6—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Shoulettes Social Club.
6—DANCE; Riverside Plaza; Bergen City Branch,
NAACP.
6—BALL; Americana Hotel; The Courtsmen A.A. Inc.
6-9—BEAUTY SHOW AND FORUM; Hotel Sheraton
Atlantic; United Male Coiffeurs.
Apr.
6— DANCE; Rockland Palace; Lucky Eleven Rod and
Gun Club.
Apr.
7— LUNCHEON; Park Sheraton; NYC-Westchester
Region, Empire State Federation.
Apr.
7—FASHION SHOW; Small's Paradise; Phyllis Baker
Models.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
7—DANCE; Dawn Casino; Royal Arts Social Club.
7—FASHION SHOW; Audubon; Sarah Jordan Models.
7—DANCE; Rivera Terrace; Westchester Urban Lea
gue Guild,
7—BALL; Palm Gardens Ballroom; Efsa Andrews
Dancing Staretts.
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7— FASHION 8HOW-LUNCH; Biltmore Hotel; Natlor-
an Association of Fashion and Accessory Deslgneri.
Inc.
Apr.
8— MONDAY NIGHT CAMP FUND PARTY; Llnnette’s
Lounge; N. Y. Amsterdam News.
Apr. 9—THEATRE: Danny Kaye; Zlegfleld Theatre; Bene
fit, Wiltwyck.
Apr. 10—CONVERSATION ON AFRICA; Upper Manhattan
Branch, YWCA.
Apr. 12—DANCE; Rockland Palace; Wally Roker Club.
Apr. 13—MEETING: Vocational Guidance; Vocation Guid
ance and Workshop Center.
Apr. 13—LUNCHEON; Americana Hotel; Greater N.Y. Chap
ter Links, Inc.
Apr. 13—DANCE; Audubon; Pyramid Social Club.
Apr. 13—DANCE; Hunt’s Point: Gold Medal Club.
Apr. 13—DANCE; Audubon: Progressive 25 Social Club.
Apr. 13—DANCE; Renaissance; Sons and Daughters of N.C..
And hen’s
another big event:
t tka new tall Pepsi
In the 16 oz. bottle
Serve more, save more!
Material for this space is compiled by the N.Y. Amsterdam News.
The Amsterdam News is responsible for all announcements herein
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