New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00394
1963
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DEMOCRATS DANCE. — en
joying a friendly discussion at
the 7th Assembly District's
Riverside Democratic Club
Dance last Saturday at the Ho
tel Empire, 63rd St., and Broad
way, were 1. to r.. Noel D. El
lison, past president of the
West Side club; Mrs. Eugenia
Flatow, female leader; Franz
Leichter, leader of the club;
Attorney Timothy Taylor, a
member of the club's board;
and Herman Woolly, co-chair
man of the dance committee.
(Gilbert Photo)
Deltas Sponsor Parents Clinic
The Local Projects Committee Esther Orr, Antoinette
and felicifa Scott. Mrs
Williams
group.
is president
Lyles,
Helen
of the
t
of the New York Alumnae Chap-
Mr. La wson Goes 06113 Sigma Theta sor*
ority recently sponsored a series
To Ehrlich Food iof Par€Ot Chnics under the aus
I pices of the Abraham Lincoln
^Community Center. The theme
“Family Ec'
onorny” chosen by the parents
interested in improving their
spending and saving habits.
Ehrlich Food Company aunounc
Irwin Ehrlich, president
ed this week that James Law-
son, former business manager,
of the Harlem Labor Union, has
been employed recently by his
firm as a salesman.
The Ehrlich Food Co., which
has been in business for 40 years,
supplies restaurants, steamship
lines and institutions (nurseries,
churches and hospitals).
Mr. Lawson, who formerly
worked as salesman for three
Brothers Liquor Store, has work
ed for National Shoes, Metropol
itan Tobacco Co. and the Leiber-
mann Breweries as Marketing
Consultant.
He is also president of the
United African Nationalist Move
ment and has also been in pub
lic relations.
Mr. Lawson said of his job:
I will continue to concentrate
ou Harlem, Bedford-Stuyvesant
in Brooklyn and Boston Road-
Prospect area in the Bronx, but
will take customers anywhere I
can find them.”
The first clinic was “Install
ment Buying, Savings, Invest
ments and Insurance.” The pan
elists were Mrs. Margaret Lew
is, Carver Savings and Loan;
J. R. Wurtzburger, Mutual Funds
and Richard Kennard Jr.
The second clinic was "Cloth
ing-Lines, Colors, Fabrics and
Accessories” with Mrs. Margaret
Alexander, fashion designer, as
the speaker.
Final Clinic
The final clinic concerned
“Food-What to buy, When to buy,
Best Values.” The speakers were
Mrs. Lucinda Fox Ward. N.Y.
Department of Welfare; Inspec
tor Hendler, N.Y.C. Department
Of Markets.
The clinics were held at P.S.
197, PS. 133, and PS. 175 respect
ively.
Mrs. Mary Rucker is chair
man. Members of the committee
are Mesdames Sandra McCoy,
Nail Cleaning Aid
Before gardening, or cleaning
scrape your nails over a bar of
soap. The soap “filling” protects
against imbedding dirt in the
quicks of your nails. Both soap
and soil will wash away together.
COOK-OUT... COOK-IN
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on steaks,
hamburgers
bath
sides before _
cooking either outdoors an charcoal
grill or indoors right on your kitchen
•Save. Compare juiciness, tender
ness, taste, and eye appeal.
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IS • ft. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, SaL, June 1, 19M
Peachy Ham Is Delicious
Soon the markets will be filled with tender juicy hams
One of my family’s favorite ham dishes is Peachy Ham
Bake. And it’s so easy! There’s no bother preparing a
sauce—when you use Carnation, the double-rich milk!
Best of all, it is one of those “oven to table” dishes, ready
in minutes.
PEACHY HAM BAKE
(Makes 4 servings)
1 ’/, pounds (about ’/2 inch thick)
1 tablespoon flour
ham slice
% teaspoon dry mustard
2 cups (8 ounces) grated process-typo
% cup (small can) undiluted
American cheese
CARNATION EVAPORATED
2 cups (1 pound 1 ounce can)
MILK
sliced peaches
Cut fat from ham. Cut Into 4 servings. Brown In skillet about 6
minutes on each side. Place in bottom of a well-buttered 2-quart
rectangular casserole, 12 x 7% x 2". Top with 1 cup of cheese.
Drain peach slices thoroughly. Arrange peach slices over cheese.
Top with remaining cheese. Combine flour, mustard and Carna
tion. Stir well. Pour over casserdle. Bake in moderate oven (350’F.)
for 30 minutes.
CbB» Mnfod ta U.SJL (41)
t
Marriage Qo Round
The following couples obtained
marriage licenses from the City
Clerk*< Office last Friday:
David Pendleton, 27, of 1063
Manor Ave., the Bronx, and Mur
iel Perry, 31, of 1065 Manor Ave.>
the Bronx.
Coleman Hope, 27, of 30 Cooper
St., Brooklyn, and Bertha Ter
rell, 23, of 696 St. Nicholas Ave.,
Manhattan.
Isiah Reese. 43, of 1742 Broad
way, Brooklyn, and Mildred
Sheppard, 34, of 1407 Linden
IBlvd., Brooklyn.
Hairy Coleman, 21, of 231 W.
135th St S,JiaMhaSt41C
135th St., Manhattan, -and Betty
Campbell, 20, of 62S^ Kingsboro
6 Walk, Brooklyn.
35. of 109-17 132nd St., Queens.
Horace Smith. 21, of 151 W.
122nd St., Manhattan, and Willie
Dillard, 18, of 68 W. U7th St..
Manhattan.
Robert Raynor, 22. of 725
Chauncey St., Brooklyn,
and
Stephanie Russell, 18, of 1396
Bush wick Ave., Brooklyn.
Robert Swafford, 24, of 1668
Vyse Ave., Bronx, and Cynthia
Lumlev, 25, of 1206 Bushwick
Ave., Brooklyn.
Joseph Wilson, 30, of 117 W.
115th St. Manhattan, and Eliza
beth Gilliam, 24, of 117 W. 115th
St., Manhattan.
Vivian Beckford, 31, of Mt.
Vernon, and Ann Carter, 29, of
520 W. 175th’ St., Manhattan.
Joseph Blount, 29, of 60 W.;
129th St., Manhattan, and Eva'
Rollins, 29, gf-fiOJK. 129th St.,
Manhattan.
Richard Phidd, 23, of 421 W.
144th St., Manhattan and Iskah
Khan, 22, of 252 Eklert St., Brook
lyn.
WHlle Jones. 42, of 109-17 132nd
St, Queens, and Annie Bannister,
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Etilopomsocs At
Carlton Terrace
The Etilopomsoc dub gave its
dance at the Carlton Terrace
last Sunday evening. William
Walker la president.
Music was provided by the Ross
Carnegie orchestra and Wendell
McNeil. Members of the dub
were presented during the inter
mission by Mrs. Grace Windsor
and a contribution was presented
to Oliver Leeds for the Brooklyn
Branch of CORE.
Officers and members of the
club include John Donaldson,
Miss Lucy Waugh, Joseph Mor
gan, Miss Hilda Holder, Tenny
son Eason, Mrs. Hazel Wedder
bum and Clarence V. Best.
The name of the dub is "cos
mopolite” spelled backwards and
it has contributed to the United
Negro College Fund, the colored
Old Folks Home in Brooklyn
and PAL.
Award To Mrs. King
Mrs. Martin Luther King will
be given a Louise Waterman
wise Award for "civil rights and
human dignity” at a luncheon
sponsored by the National Wo
men’s Division of the American
Jewish Committee at the Plata
on June 4.
t
Others to be honored will be
Mrs. Itzhak Ben-Zvi and Mrs.
Gertrude Berg Mrs. Martin Stein-
bert la president of the group,
Mrs. Marcy Chanln of the Ste
phen Wise Congress House is
chairman of the luncheon.
Compare the last slice in a Taystee loaf with the last slice
in an ordinary loaf of bread. Taystee feels fresher, tastes
fresher! There are no holes in Taystee Bread to let in drying
air-let out fresh-baked flavor.
Taystee sandwiches stay soft fcw^r-fresher tasting. Stay
neat, too. Jelly, mustard—nothing—drips through No-holes
Taystee Bread!
And Taystee toasts the way you like it—golden all-over!
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GREEN'S MARKET, 1960 7th Avenue, New York, N. Y.
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.America’s religious, social; la- in Cuba. Haiti, South America,
tolitical forces have' ladia and Alrica. it seems to
failed to effectively stop the, me you would in no
immoral, illegal and unconstitu- mterferiag In purely loud‘ " dt,
ters if you use your good offices
in this crisis."
Mrs. Hedgeman Asks UN
Sec. Gen. Aid In Crisis
Mrs. Anna Arnold* Hedgeman,
former assistant to Mayor Robert bor
Wagner and recently a consul
tant to the Division of Higher
Education. United Church of
Christ, has requested that the
(Secretary General ot the United
Nations V., Thant to use his of
fices in relation to the racial crisis
in Alabama.
The Secretary General referr
ed the request to the Divison of
Human Rights of the UN who re
plied that the appeal would be
reviewed in accordance with pol
icies of the Economic and So
cial Council of the UN.
US Forces Failed
iMrs. Hedgeman stated In her
letter to the Secretary General
tional behavior of the majority
of white Americans toward the
people of color in America gen
erally.
The brutal attack with fire hos
es and dogs on children marching
for freedom in Birmingham, Al
abama, Is the Immediate Inci
dent which dramatizes the total
struggle of the Negro citizen.
He cannot count on registering
to vote: justice in the courts of
law; proper negotiations with
elected officials or even the Chris
tian Church.
“Since your responsibilities are
Mrs. Griffith's Recipe Wins $5
test and $5 was won this week
by Mrs. Edna Griffith, 52 Riv
erside Drive, New York City for
her favorite recipe of Apple -
Cheese French Toast.
Our Recipe of the Week con-, eggs and milk in a shallow dish.
Dip bread in mixture and grill
until a golden brown. Arrange
toast on a cookie sheet. Put on
each piece of toast two slices of
cooked bacon, sliced apples and
a slice of cheese. Heat in a hot
(400 degree) oven for about five
minutes. Serve hot.
Apple-Cheese
French Toast
16 slices bacon
2 eggs slightly beaten
Mrs. Hedgeman has had pub
lic response to her request in
cluding letters from Senator Hu
bert Humphrey and Senator Ja
cob Javits.
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