New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00289

■ I — ,*i * it. n. y. Amsterdam fjEws. sat, April k, im3 £in^s Luncheon Presents' Atty. Gen. E. W. Brooke “Government runs your daily life. Take an active interest m it", Atty. Gen. Fklward Brooke of Massachusetts told gome 800 guests at the Links annual lunch eon last Saturday at the Amer­ icana Hotel. Other program participants In­ cluded Dr. Charles Warren, Dr, Eugene Re«xl, Whitney Young. Mrs. Bessie Hill, Atty. Gen. Louis lefkowitz, Mrs. Jonex, and Madeline Reed. Mrs. Laura $>and- iler presided. v WORDS FOR X WAV OF LIFE . . . , , , „ , J .... Triste” by Ovid. ‘ While fortune smiles you'll hate a host of friends But they will desert you when the storm descends'" Atty. Gen. Brooke was guest speaker at the event which aaw Mty. Robert Carter, general counsel for tlie NAACP, receive THE INTERNATIONAL SET . . . Designer Beryl Allen the award as honored guest and become the first man to hi1 non- A1, could write a book on “How To See All Of Europe orc<1 by thp group Mrs Eunicc Alone”. Among the things in it would be that sheljonea is president. Saw Mt. Zion — the place the Baptists love and the Pope in Rome all in one week. She also can’t solve The program Included a hat the mystery of how the people of Israel grow such fashion show by Edna of Amity­ ville; music by Miss Sadie Mo­ beautiful orchards in fields of stone and was fasci- sey, Gabor Carelli, Miss Amelia nated by the solar system of heating water; she loved Masako Ito, Lyda Tapp and Dr. the many West Indians she met in London; saw no otto Herz.______ American Negroes in Paris, but many Africans; she would warn ladies about traveling in those compart­ ments of trains there, as some of the men have wandering hands and you might, as she did, ‘“bop one over the head” and she would hope that you would run into John Ringling North and his butler Jerry Marshall returning on the same boat with you as she did . . . The 15th Infantry Veterans Corps sponsored an Old Georgia Minstrel and dance for the bene fit of the Memorial Trophy Fund at the Renaissance recently. 15th Infantry Trophy Fund Hat Show Members Model Models for the hat fashion show included Mesdames Audrey Thome, Enid Baker. Emilie Pick­ ens and Ruth Urquhart, all mem­ bers of the Links. Mrs. Ethel Lowery was commentator. Other officers Include Mes­ dames Winifred Moss,Mrs. Thom, Mrs. Baker, Carol Smith, Othel­ lo Johnson, Thelma K. Terry, Dorothy Paige. Ethel Lowery and Alice Yancey. Members include Mesdames Estelle T. Anderson, Bernia Au stin, Eloise Broady, Dorothy S. Dickinson, Daisy Hamer, Myrtle Howard, Garrictte Lanier, Bobbie Persip. Dorothy M. Reid, Mad eline Reed, Iris T. Richards, Con­ stance Thomas, Gertrude N Thomas, Mabel E. Trent. Marie Vidal, Mrs. Vivian Beaman, na­ tional president attended. The group gave somoe $1,200 to char­ ity from the luncheon. Day Care- Week Luncheon Set The opening event of Day Car Week will be a luncheon in hono of national, stale and city offi cials in the Grand Ballroom ol the Hotel Astor on Monday, April 29. The highlight of ihe luncheon will be a dTamatic presentation entitled "The Locked Door", per formed by the Snarks, Ltd., a wooman’s dramatic group found ed in 1919 The Snarks are pre senting "The Locked Door" as a community service. The Committee for Day Care Week includes Mr. Thomas H Barton, Mrs. Charles Benenson, Mrs. Adam Bernabeo, Mrs. Ber nard P. Bouchard, Mrs. Mathieu Boutte, Mrs. Ruth M. Push- ong, Mrs. Mario J. Cariello, Mrs. Richard Deneau, Mrs. Myron A. Finke and Mrs. Randolph Gug- gevheimer. Also Mrs. Lillian L. Jenkinson. Mrs. Irving Kahn, Mrs. Edward Kilroe, Mrs. John B. King, Mrs. Alfred F. Loomis, Mrs. Wal­ ter G. McGahan, Mrs. Herbert Schacht, Mrs. J. Folwell Scull, Jr., Mrs Charles Seligson, Mrs. Daniel H. Silberberg, Mr. Ste­ phen Slobadin, and Mrs. George Stewart. The Mayor will proclaim Day Care Week, April 29 - May 5, at the luncheon. Among those guests to be honored will be Sen­ ator Jacob K. Javits, Mayor and Mrs. Robert F. Wagner; Comp­ troller Abraham D. Beame; Con­ gressman-John V. Lindsay; Chief, Children's Bureau. U.S. Department of Health, Educa­ tion and Welfare Katherine B Oettinger and Assistant Secre­ tary of Labor, U.S. Department of Labor, Esther Peterson. Household Ruth Has 94th Anniv. The Household of Ruth No. 9, Grand Upited Order of Odd Fel­ lows celebrated its 94th anniver­ sary recently at 224 W. 124th Street. Among the officers and guests attending were Mrs. Vivian C D. Robinson. Miss Elizabeth W. Pharr, Mrs. Mamie Palmer, Mrs. Pauline C. Jackson, George Mor­ ton, Robert Patton, Mrs. Pearl Brown, Cyril Aaron, William Pal­ mar, Miss Lena Harper, Mrs. Lucille Holmes and Mrs. Jean B. Towles. Also Mrs. Irene Irby, Mrs. Eth­ el Spigner, Mrs. Gatherin Hoi C. B. Gathers, Mrs. Shirley B. Williams, Mrs. Mary H. Daniels, Mrs. Anna Lewis, Mrs. Cather­ ine H. Thompson, Mrs. Alma A. John, Mrs. Evelyn C. Banks. Mrs. Josephine McAbee, Mrs. Martha Wilkinson, Mrs. Margaret Hun­ ter and Rev. Leo Evans. HONORED — Mrs. Sophi* Yar- nall Jacobs, New York City, president of the National Coun­ cil of Women of the United States who will receive the American Woman's Association 1963 “Award f or Eminent Achievement” at a luncheon in her .honor at the Hotel Plaza. New York City, on AprH 20. Miss Campbell Completes Basic Miss Audrey Elizabeth Camp­ bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell, of 595 Trinity Avenue, Bronx 55, New York, re­ cently completed ten weeks of basic training at Recruit Train­ ing — Women, United States Training Center, Bainbridge, Maryland, and was graduated during a military review. The local WAVE, a former stu­ dent at Bronx High School of Science and Hunter College spent a 14-day leave with ber parents before reporting to U S. Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Illinois, for Hospital Corps School. Hospital Apprentice Campbell received instructions In Naval Orientation; Naval History, Cit­ izenship and Current Events; Na­ val Ships, Aircraft and Arma­ ment; Navy Jobs and Training; Self Improvement; First Aid; Physical Training; and Military Bearing and Drill during her in­ doctrination period. The New York City WAVE en­ listed at the U.S. Navy Recruit­ ing Branch Station, Fordham Road, Bronx. New York for 3 years and was sworn in at 207 West 24th Street. She was employed by Payne Whitney Psychiatric Clinic of New York City and was active in Salem Methodist Church be­ fore entering the Navy. She en­ listed on January 4, 1963. i The Ulysses Thomases (Julie) of Trenton enter­ taining friends with lectures and pictures about their recent European trip ... __ Vinean Denham spent his vacation in Barbados, BWI.. . . The fabulous “Bricktop” Ada DuConge stopped off in NYC last week for a few minutes enroute to Texas and Hollywood and will return East next month, perhaps to stay . . . “Down Jamaica Way where the sun shines bright any time of day”, as the song lyrics go about that part of the world known as Jamaica, WI, a young lady, Miss Sylvia Laramore, is tired of the image of West Indian ladies being that of vendors with huge baskets on their heads. So comes the middle of May and she will aid in presenting a fashion show to indicate that this “ain’t necessarily so”, as the other <song says . . . In case you have missed smartie pie Hermina .Brunson, she may be reached at 5 Rue de Londres, Brussels, Belgium. She is in medical school there . . . MOVING UP . . . "Tis Dr. Huerta Neal Neal’s the staff internist at the Jersey City Medical Center and faculty member at Seton Hall Medical College in clinical cardiology, who was made a Fellow at the recent meeting of the American College of Physicians in Denver, Col. When pianist Lawrence Mellon returns to Town Hall in concert on May 5 the proudest person in the audience will probably be his sister Esther Marie Mellon . . . NEW CITIZENS . . . Folks who know the LaSalle Leffalls (Dr.) who left here recently when he became assistant professor of surgery at Howard U. and as­ sistant director of the Tumor Clinic at Freedman Hospital will be interested to know that the baby is & boy, called “LaSalle Leffall III” . . . The Lawrence Baileys (Norma) infanticipating. SCENE AND HEARD . . . Charming Harriet Sisteras spent a few days in Puerto Rico recently where she was royally welcomed by Mayor Felicia Rincon de Gautier with a reception at City Hall in San Juan. And she is still raving over the singing of THE Billy Daniels . . . The Julian Blacks (Russell) of Chicago vacationing in New York City at the St. Moritz, seeing shows, the smart supper clubs and friends—like the Joe Johnsons (Dr.); Nora Holt and Russell’s life-long-friend Mae Pollard . . . Sara Jackson and Sue McNeil of NYC among those seeing Janies Brown at the Uptown Theatre in Philly. They’re officials of his fan club . . . George Palmer’s Camp Fund of the New York Amsterdam News will give 11 year old Cynthia Stith, daughter of the Walter Stiths, a whole month’s vacation at camp and a big whiskey company will pay all other expenses — transportation, equipment, camp clothes— just everything. Cynthia was the youngster who turned in the fire alarm when the tragic fire struck on W. 141st Street, leaving hundreds homeless ... Lovely Olive Chestnut, school counsellor in the Detroit Department of Education spent her vacation in NYC to visit her uncle, former Ambassador Lester Walton who has been sort of ailing . . . Danny Kaye promised the late Mrs. FDR that he would do a benefit for Wiltwyck. He did, last week. Among the folk aiding were Harry Belafonte, the Philip Beaches (Dr.), Gwen Carter, Dr. June Jackson Christ­ mas, Judge and Mrs. Thurgood Marshall, the Louis G. Cowans, THE Leonard Bernsteins, Ruth Bunche and Pauline Trigere . . . Next Wednesday, Dr. Rachel D. Wilkinson will chair] a luncheon and tour of the Bronx Community College for the American Association of University Women. The New York Chapter of the National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women, Inc. have inared the White House staffer, Andy Hatcher as speak­ er for their luncheon at the Americana on May 19th. Sylvia Noel was among the folk from our town at­ tending the American National Theatre assembly in Washington recently. Alvin Ailey was a panel partici pant. Sylvia was excited about the visit to the White House and meeting Mrs. JFK. HERE AND THERE . . . Arnetia Sampson is staffer With the Federation of the Handicapped in group work Where she makes life merrier for some of our handicap- citizens ... Among the folks aiding the Tenants League of the James Weldon Johnson Community Center with a news- letter are David Cottes, Myraa Springer, Roberta Champ, Sarah Collazo, Paplto Gerrero, Rara Irby and Yvonne Peeples ... New Drifters are Shirley Baird, Gloria Foster, Nancy Gates and Mildred Tucker ... Ann Gilmore, Grace Del Marco model, got away from runways and photographers via a visit to Jackson­ ville, Fla. with the Leroy Albrittons . . . Noble Sissle was interlocutor and band leader for the min­ strels. Participating were Willie Glenn. Sidney Easton, Walter Crumbley, Charles Shanks, Ifris co Bowman, Artur Garvin, Sher­ man Dirkson, U.S. Thompson Dewey Wineglass, Leslie Gray and Eubie Blake. Committee Members Members of the committee In­ cluded Harvey Braxton, Frank Watson, Albert B. Clarkson, Grace Ross, Joseph Matthews, Roy Robinson, Irving V. King, Herbert Johnson, Henry II111, James Williams, Charles Mock Addison Johnson, Alexis R. Kin­ ney, Arnold Joeil, Henry Pierce. Frank Wallace and John Martin. Among the guests were Messrs and Mesdames James E. Wil liams. Walter Williams. Char les Walton, George Thomas. Tames Grier. Robert Slusher Anselmo Richards, Gene Hocker and Joseph Weston. Also Messrs, Misses and Mes­ dames Sarah Burns, Katie Tho­ mas, Sally Pollard, William King, Vernon Harris, Albert Clarkson, James Whitehurst, Ruth Cohn, Mabel Roberts, Jennie Fos­ ter, Charles Williams, Bert Pile, Bertha Outlaw and William Belt Also Erstine BaBartL. Doroth; Hicks, Bernice Greenard, Geo rgiana Webb, Linda Malone, Mar- garot Oliver, Doris Brooks, Ju­ lia De Armond, Homer Butler, Louise Downs, Elizabeth Jack- son, Rawlins Clarke, Charles Turner, Victor 0. Houtmar., Ruth Tyler, Clara Young, Dorsey Ad­ ams and John R. Williams. Debs Presented At Palm Garden Eighteen pre debs were pre­ sented in a Rainbow Cotillion at Palm Garden last Sunday even­ ing in a cotillion directed by Miss Elsa Andrews. < Commentators were Miss Lou Lu Tour and Mrs. Mary Ashby. Miss Sara Smallwood was host­ ess for the evening to the guest table which included Mrs. Natalie Haskell, Mrs. Leona Thompson, Dr. H. L. Murphy, Mr. W. H. Winston, Mrs. Susanne Jeredeau Elliott and Mrs. Leona Hoover. 18 Debs The pre debutantes presented through a dance were Misses Pamalia Reed, Miechelle Saxso, Cheryl Collins, Irene Gasper. Di­ ana Johnson, Grace Preston, Carolyn Brown, Elodia Howell, April Hoyt, Beverly Bastain, De- lores Washington, Diana Jones, Patricia Washington, Patricia Breland, Iola Jones, Diana Holm­ es, Lorraine Holmes and Juan­ ita Washington. Miechelle Sasso was crowned “Queen of the pre debutante cot- ylUlion.” Runnersup were Misses j- Patricia Washington. Grace Pres­ ton, and Diana Johnson. Other awards presented went to Diana Johnson, Carolyn Brown and Elodia Howell. House Of Lords *Vt Playboy Club HOME AGAIN — Mrs. Turner Layton, left, and daughter A'Leiia are shown arriving in the USA on the SS La France last Wednesday from London, England where Miss Layton was born and the family has lived for some 3 decades. The Laytons will spend the summer in Washington, D.C. (McAdams Photo). ’MrM * NCNW Cancer Program The National Council of Negro Women, in cooperation with the American Cancer Society, has launched a life-saving program entitled Conquer Uterine Cancer aimed at the ultimate control of this form of cancer. At a tea given by the Society at the Hotel Biltmore last week Miss Dorothy I. Height, nation al president of the Council, an- nouced the appointment of Mrs Estelle Osborne of the National League for Nursing as National Chairman of the Project. Twice As Many Negroes Uterine cancer now takes the lives of some 14,000 American women each year — a tragic loss when one considers the fact that experts say uterine cancer is al most 100 per cent curable if di agnosed and treated in time. This project is of especial significance to Negro women since almost twice as many become victims of uterine cancer as do white wom­ en. i 101 YEARS YOUNG — Shown is Mrs. Minnie Rouse who cele­ brated, recently her 101st birth­ day. Among the felicitations was a greeting from President Kennedy. Miss Kemp Weds Allen Lee Fludd Miss Lydia Suzzanne Kemp of 1375 Lyman Place, Bronx, was married to Allen Lee Fludd of 1531 Southern Blvd. the Bronx re­ cently at St. Augustine Presby terian Church, 165th Street and Prospect Avenue by the Rev Edler G. Hawkins. Her gown was of silk peau de soie -headed with seed pearls, crystals and iridescent spangles in a leaf design was made and designed by her aunt Mrs. Lil- liam Williams. Her bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy Lewis, Mrs. Irene Holt, Miss Joyce Marshall and Miss Marilyn Atkinson. Her matron of honor was Mrs. Carol Harris and the best man Tyrone Harris. Ush­ ers were her brother Eugene Kemp and Ronnie Rhodes, John Bell and Donald Matthews. Her five year old brother, Ricky, was ring bearer and her flower girl was Leslie Brotherton. The reception was held im­ mediately following the ceremony at the Dawn Casino in Manhat­ tan for more than 350 friends and relatives. Cotillion In Staten Island The House of Lords club gave a dinner party- at the Playboy Club penthouse last Sunday for some 200 guests. Ronald Turner is president. Entertainment was provided by the Chauncey Westbrook trio Hostesses included Miss Poppy Clark, Miss Sandra Paige, Ethel Elliott, Mona Johnson and Miss Helen Credle. Other officers of the club include Chafin Elliott and Roger Paige and Eugene Joseph. Prizes For Best Dressed Prize was given for the “best dressed lady” and won by Mrs Eleanor West and the prize for "best dressed man’’ was won by Dr. Adolphus Riley. Among the guests were Messrs and Mesdames Maryland Turn er, Thomas Morgan, Wendy Wal lace, William Collins, T h om a Bunn, James Bunn, James Grant Sonnie Feurtado, Chris Gowan and Martin Hayroer. And Misses and Mesdames He len Credle, Etta Dixon, Sandra Talley, Beverly Symonds, Joan Moody. Among the men were Oscar Horn, Jack Maurice, Al bert Jeffries. Tony Younger and Ralph Brown The R. C. Kiels Reoeat Vows The Freedom Fund Committee Miss Margaret B Wheeler and of the Staten Island Branch of Ramsey C. Kiel were married the NAACP met recently at the on May 28, 1919 in Buffalo, NY home of the chairman, Mrs. Dor­ by the late Rev, Henry Dur­ othy D. Vaughan, 8 Harvard Av­ ham. After 43 years, the cou enue, New Brighton, S.I., to dis­ pie remarried recently at St cuss plans for Ms 2nd annual Charles Barromeo Parish on 141st Cotton Cotillion to be held on Friday, June 7th at the Nelse- Sl” with MsBr‘ 0 °’ Scan,on of* Terrace in Great Kills, State! fiC“‘in« Island. Co-chairmanship has been ac­ cepted by Mrs. Alfred C. Pouch, Sr Thirty debutantes with their escorts will be presented and the committee has planned an inten­ sive schedule of activities lead­ ing up to the cotillion. Henry DeHart is president of the S.I. Branch, and members of the committee are Mesdames Dorothy D. Vaughan, Chairman; Elizabeth W. Pouch, co-chairman; Almeda M, Sabedo, Laura C Streeter, Dora N. Dadd, Earline Carter, Shirley Tucker, Harriet Strochan and Miss Ellen DeHart Also serving on the committee are Messers Joseph Gumbs in charge of the Journal; Damon Tucker, Eddie Lee Walker, Wil­ liam White and Frederick Sabedo Madison Vaughan, known profes- stonally as Melody Matt, also a ary member of the committee is in ballroom charge of the music for the cotil­ lion. Mrs Mae Matthews was ma tron of honor and Eddie Mahoney was best man. Among those witnessing the re J?’ Mrs. Nathan Davis, Mr. and Mrs Van S. Whitted, Mr. and Mrs. Henry' Culvert, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Etta V. Wallace, Mrs. Elsie Whyte, Mrs. Sarah L. Meyers, Mrs. Lil­ lian Cradle^ Mrs. Estelle Hutch­ erson, Mrs. Elnora Sewell. Mrs. Irene Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Yates, Moses Woodon, Mrs. Pearl Arlene, and Mrs. Lillian Parham Mr. and Mrs. Kiel reside In the Dorrance Brooks apartments. Fla. Club Has Anniv. The Natives of Florida Club gave its 21st annual annivers­ ary dance recently at Connie’s Girl For The Haynes Among the officers are Mrs. Olga Trow ell, president; Miss Malissa Young, vice president; Mrs. Dora Johnson, treasurer; Mrs. Hattie Clark, financial 125th Street Patrolman Norman secretary, Mrs. Etta Butler, co- A. Haynes, his wife, Jeanette and chairman of the dance and Mrs 6-year-old son, Michael, recently Carrie Bunch was chairman, added to the family, a little girl, “April Louise", who weighed in at nine pounds four ounces, at Jewiah Hospital Form a good habit: Read the Amsterdam News every week Out every Thursday. PICTURE FRAME — Shown is the "hair style of the week" called “picture frame" which frames the face and enhances the beauty with its simplicity of line. Organizations Participating Of the twenty-three constituent organizations in the Council, the following constituent organiza­ tions immediately pledged their whole-hearted support: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Mrs. Ju­ lia Pernell, president; Delta Sig­ ma Theta Sorority. Dr. Jeanne L. Noble, president; Grand Temple, Daughters of Elks, Mrs Nettie B.^Smith, grand daughter ruler. PEPSI-COLA PRESENTS , THE WEEK’S CALENDAR OF EVENTS Now-April 28—EXHIBITION; 69th Regiment Armory; Henry Street Settlement benefit. Apr. 26—DANCE; Audubon; Virgin Gorda Mutual Society. Apr. 26—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Friends of Northside Also Iota Phi Lambda Sorori­ ty. Mrs. Ossie W. Mitchell, pres­ ident: National Association of Fashion and Accessory Design­ ers, Mrs. Lois K. Alexander, president, and National Grand Court, Heroines of Jericho FAAY Masons, USA, Mrs. Josephine Maxine Walker, national grand |nost ancient matron. Other na­ tional groups are expected to fol­ low soon. Center. Apr. 26— DANCE; Audubon; Antioch Chapter, Eastern Star #14. Apr. 26—DANCE; Renaissance; Twenty Year Friends. Apr. 26—DANCE; Dawn Casino; Five Fifths Social Club. Apr. 26—DANCE; Rockland Palace; Club 75, Inc. Apr. 26—DINNER; Schrafft’s, Eastchester (Scarsdale); Westchester division of National Council of Negro Women, Inc. Apr. 26—DANCE; Riverside Plaza; Phi Beta Sigma Home Tour Will Aid Foundation The apartments of twelve pro minent New Yorkers will be on view during the tenth annual Tour of Houses to benefit the New York Arthritis and Rheuma­ tism Foundation, to be held on consecutive Thursdays, April 25 and May 2, from noon to 5 p.m. Mrs. Richard D. Buckley is chairman of the tour. Serving as cochairmen are Mrs. Frederick Lee Liebolt and Mrs. Paul G. Russell. Apartments to be visited on April 25 include those of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fawcett, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Brownlee, IMr. and Mrs. Sidney Rolfe, Susan Stein, Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Neuberger, and Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Severns. On May 2, the tour will Include the apartments of Belgian Am­ bassador to the United Nations Walter Loridan. Jo Copeland Ben­ son. Judge Irwin Untermyer. Mr. and Mrs. Eric de Kolb, Jay Dorf and Baron and Baroness Paolo Tallarigo. Neqro Woman Lady Of Month fraternity. Apr. 26—DANCE; Riverside Plaza Hotel; Committee on Civil Rights In Manhattan. Apr. 26—DANCE; 7 Ports; Pauline Lugo Leukemia Branch, American Cancer Committee, Inc. i . Apr. 26—BALL; Riviera Terrace; Negro Actors Guild of America, Inc. Apr. 26—BANQUET; Hotel Theresa; Glendale Baptist Church. Apr. 27—DANCE; Audubon; Joys of the Tropics. Apr. 27—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Hiram Grand Lodge A.F.&A.M. Apr. 27—DANCE; Audubon; Dukes and Duchesses. Apr. 27—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Mountaineers Social Club. Apr. 27—DANCE; Renaissance; Jamaican Benevolent As­ sociation. Apr. 27—DANCE; Hunt’s Point Palace; Kappa Delta fraternity. Apr. 27—DANCE; Hunt’s Point Palace; Casualaires Social Club. , , Apr. 27—DANCE; Rockland Palace; Georgetonlans. Apr. 27—FASHION SHOW; Abyssinian Baptist Church. Apr. 27—DANCE; Dawn Casino; Club Carolina Social Club. Apr. 27—BALL; Manhattan Towers Hotel; Haiti Cherie Social Club of N. Y. Apr. 27—DANCE; Hotel Theresa; Astrophonlc Social Club. Apr. 28—DANCE; Renaissance; Boys of Yesteryear, Inc. Apr. 28—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Marlon circle. Apr. 28—DANCE; Audubon; Negro Benevolent Society, Dept. of Sanitation. Apr. 28—DANCE; Savoy Manor; St. Paul and Shaw Uni­ versity Collegiate Committee. Apr. 28—DANCE; Riviera Terrace; Henpeckers Social Club, Inc. SUMMER IS COMING—Shown Is the beach top many ladies will be wearing to the beaches fn a few weeks. It is Just the thing for . beach parties, sun bathing and just lazing in the sun and can be made at home. Mrs. Raynor's Party A birthday party was given for Mrs. Charles Raynor recent­ ly by Mrs. Laura Hall at her home. Mrs. Raynor is here on an extended visit with her sister Mrs. Mildred Ward. Among those attending were ^Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks. Mrs. Lovey Holley, Mrs. Mildred Ward, Rocko Freeman, Robert Alleyne, Joan Coates and C©it Brown. WASHINGTON. D. C. — Mrs. Mary Lee Harvey, the first Negro service wife to be so honored, has been named U. S. Lday- of-the-Month for March by a Selection Board thatytncludes the wives of the service Secretaries and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, U. S. LADY magazine announced. Mrs. Harvey is the wife of Major Denzal T. Harvey, USAF, and the mother of four children. She was nominated for this hon­ or while living in Ankara, Turkey where her husband was assigned to the Unit'd States Logistics Group (TUSLOG). The Harveys recently transferred to Detroit where Major Harvey Is now as signed as purchasing agent at the Defense Automotive Supply Cen ter. Apr. 28—CONCERT: A. Si T. College Choir; Mt. Morris Presbyterian Church; A. & T. College Alumni Club. Apr. 28—FASHION SHOW; New Lincoln School Auditorium; Rev. H. R. Hughes Supporters of Emanuel AME Church. Apr. 28—MUSICAL; Hotel Theresa; Salem Methodist Church. And hen’s another big event: the new tail Pepsi in the 16 oz. bottle Serve more, save more! Material for this space is compiled by the N.l. Amsterdam Newt The Amsterdam News is responsible for ell announcements herein. J 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