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i NUTRITION WfALLOP... fraa TINY FISH
A RECENT NEWS STORY OF
4JOVIVAL IN THE YUKON RDCUSEP
ATTENTION ON THE FOOP VALUE
04 SARPtNES.
Marriage Qo Round
The following couples obtained
marriage licenses from the Man
hattan Marriage Bureau:
James Williams, 23, of 1420
Amsterdam Ave., Manhattan,
and Diane Benson, 19, of 310 E.
100th St., Manhattan.
Francis Ridley Jr., of 124 W.
115th St., Manhattan, and Doro
thy Donovan, 21, of 56 E. 118th
St., Manhattan.
Harris Pitts, 62, of 47 Brad-
hurst Ave., Manhattan, and De
lore* Humphrey, 27, of 47 Brad-
hrrst Ave., Manhattan.
George Davis, 23, of 213
**eigei St., Brooklyn, and Joy
McMath, 26, of 213 Seigel St.,
Brooklyn.
Albert Black Jr., 25, cf.4^
W. 146th St., Manhattan, and'
Barbara Myers, 21, of 1989 Pros
pect Ave., Manhattan.
Particular
people
serve
Sti-VERCUP
Earl Brown, 24, of 108-12 160
th St., Queens, and Bva Norris,
21. of 491 W. 22nd St., Man
hattan.
David Godley, 23, of 840 Put
nam Ave.. Brooklyn, and Sandra
Strong, 23, of 468A MacDonough
St., Brooklyn.
Charles Price Jr., 32, of 34
Moreland St., Brooklyn, and
Imelda Walden, 21, of 3231 Fish
Ave., the Bronx. ’
Charles Atkinson, 49, of 684
Riverside Drive, Manhattan, and
Maye Anderson, 44, of 684 River
side Drive, Manhattan.
James Weldon Jr., 32, of 2579
Eighth Ave., Manhattan, and
Margaet Watt, 23, of 2579 Eighth
Ave., Manhattan.
John Daniel, 63, of 3983 Pauld
ing Ave., the Bronx, and Olive
Chisholm, 50, of 3983 Paulding
Ave., the Bronx.
Cornelius Reid, 27, of the Army
Alabama, and Hilderine Stevens,
20, of 640 Hart St., Brooklyn.
SILVERCUP is
the world's finest
bread... flafrfy
; FIGHTING CANCER — Shown
I are some of the persons affil
iated with the NYC Cancer
| Committee, the Pauline Lugo
Leukemia branch, whose Jour-
nal Dinner Dance recently at
the 7 Ports Restaurant was
benefit for the commitee. who
are, from left, front, S. G. Clc-
etti, executive director of the
Cancer Committee; Mrs. Pau
line Lugo, standing, Mrs. Har
riet C. Webb, Mrs. Leola Frai-
ter and Mrs. Mary Marshall.
Drifters Donate Books
The New York chapter of the
Drifters, Inc., tendered a receol
tion to Lerone Bennett Jr. author
of the historical book about-
American Negroes, “Before the
Mayflower” at the home of Miss
Dorothy Gordon recently. Miss
Shirlee Rousseau is president.
The Teception was the kick-off
for the group’s project to aid
Negro history by donating 25
copies of the book to schools
libraries, community centers and
children’s homes.
Officers and members of the
chapter include Mesdames and
Misses Laura Prescott, Evelyn
Parker, Shirley Baird, Lucile
Cliette, Erlene Collins, Miriam
Mrs. Halpem's
Recipe Wins $5
Mrs. J. J. Halpera, 3530 Henry
Hudson Parway, Riverdale 63,
N.Y. won the Recipe of the Week
contest and $5 for sending us her
favorite recipe, which is Fried
Sweet Sour Potatoes.
Fried Sweet Sour Potatoes
4 slices bacon
2ti cups diced raw potatoes
% cup finely chopped onion
1 tablespoon sugar
% tablespoon salt
Farrington, Lona Fluker, Glorfa
Foster, Frances Garland, Peri
Cousins Harper, Mildred Tucker,
Lu Willard and Mary Louise
Williams.
Among 0 .< guests were Mrs.
Daisy Bat Andrew Hatcher,
associate pri • secretary of the
White House; mes Killen, Dr.
Kenneth Toppin, Miss Roxie Ro-
ker and. Mr. and Mrs, Bennie
Benjamin.
Party For Miss Weir
Miss Eileen Weir of Jamaica,
W.I. was given a bon voyage
party recently prior to leaving
New York City after spending a
vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Lambert at their Convent
Avenue home.
Miss Weir was born in Sierra
Leone, W. Africa, but now lives
and teaches school in Jamaica.
Among the guests attending the
party were Messrs and Mesdames
Frank -Pierce, Charlton Ross, Ru
pert Baird, Raymond Leftwieh
and Misses and Mesdames Pearl
Fitzgerald, Benny Foster, Doris
Thomas, Arleese White, Katie
Segre, Marie Martin, Ivy Dean
and Cecely Hugh.
Also, Jasper White,
Sands and Rev. David Johnson
LADY FROM LIBERIA—Mrs.
Ellen C. Cooper, lone woman
delegate from Liberia, Africa
to the Food conference in
Washington D.C., stopped in
New York City enroute to the
conference last week. Among
those hosting her were Dr.
and Mrs. Frederick Patterson,
Dr. Marguerite Cartwright,
Miss Gladys Graham, Ambas
sador Nathan Barnes and Miss
Angie Brooks.
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MAHALIA JACKSON and THE FREEDOM SINGERS
in a SALUTE TO SOUTHERN FREEDOM
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Southern Struggle for Equal Rights and Human Dignity)
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fNCNW Meet
Held In Bronx
lie On Hair Dryers
ttorney General Louis Lef-
ita recently ruled that coin
rated hair-drying machines
subject to licensing and reg
ion by the Secretary of State
a formal opinion forwarded
ter at her request.
In the case referred to the
Attorney General for his optnton.
the operation was conducted in
the rear of a laundromat which
was furnished with shampoo ba
sins, mirrors and other equip
ment in addition to the hair
dryers.
The Clcflin College Club of New York City
PRESENT THEIR
ANNUAL STUDENTS' VACATION DANCE
AT THE
AUDUBON BALLROOM
166th Street and Broadway
Friday, June 28, 1963
10 to 3 o'clock
EDDIE BONNEMERE AND HIS BAND
FEATURING_____ __
Tickets: la Adv. $2.00 At iwt $2-25
Boxes $6.00 and $0.00 Tobies $5.00
FOR RESERVATIONS: JENKINS CHAPEL WAdswerth 6-5979
GRACE GILES DANCE SCHOOL
ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL
K Sundoy evening, June 16, 1963 at
High School of Fashion Industries
225 West 24th St„ N.Y.C.
Curtain 7-.30 Sharp
Admission $1.80
For Reservations Call: AD 4-8817
The regional conference of the
National Council of Negro Wo
men was held at the Concourse
Plaza Hotel in the Bronx last
weekend. Miss Marietta Canty is
regional director,-
Atty. Anna T. Withey Is presi
dent of the Bronx Council, the
host chapter.
Mrs. Daisy Lampkin of Pitts
burgh was the banquet speaker
on Saturday evening. Voices. Inc.
the A Capella octet, entertained
and performed the original of
the number “This Is Our Day,”
a musical narrative on the life
of Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune.
Among the program partici
pants were Mrs. Edith Massie,
Joseph F. Periconi, Bronz Bor
ough president; Livingston L.
Wingate and Miss Rosalyn Chea-
gle-
Birds Of Paradise
The Birds at Paradise social
dub held its annual dance re
cently at Club LaChose at which
It made an additional payment
I of $100 on a life membership
in the NAACP which was prt-
sented to Mrs. Hortense Bowery.
Mrs. Alberta Fields is president.
In addition the group pledged
to secure an additional 100 mem
bers for the NAAOP. Officers of
the group include Mesdames
Estelle Coley, business manager;
Bertha Tally and Gloria Sand
ers, secretaries and Laura Lacey
treasurer.
120 West 125th Street (Nr. Lenox Ave.)
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For The First Time In Harlem!
NOW
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CAN RENT-A-WIG DAY
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NIGHT
A complete Selection —all head sizes
for Rent - REASONABLE PRICES — for Sale
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Press and Curl
Hair Styling
Hair Pieces
Wig Stylings*
Manicure
Wig Cleaning
Permanents
Steam, dry Shampoos
■ Make-up Counseling
Cosmetic Counter
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Bargain Days
Eye lash beauty care .
No Appointments
. No Waiting
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Say "SHERRY'S" and Be Sure I
' Vi cup vinegar
Cook bacon in frying pan until
crisp, remove from pan and chop.
Use two tablespoons of the ba
con fat and cook the potatoes over
medium heat without turning for
about 15 minutes and until they
are brown on the bottom. Turn
with a wide spatula. Add onions
and cook for 5 minutes more.
Add sugar, salt and water. Co
ver and simmer for 15 minutes
until "potatoes are tender. Remove
from heat and pour the vinegar
over the cooked potatoes. Cover
and let stand for 15 min utes. Add
chopped bacon and reh< at. Serves
four.
Order Puts
Pressure On
Businesses
WASHINGTON — From now
on
on state employment offices ft
ced by the federal govern
ment cannot accept job orders
from employers If they specify
"white” or “Negro,” Labor Sec,
retory Willard Wirtz announc
ed last week.
The order was part of a
sweeping action move by the
Kennedy Administration to pur
pressure on employers by bar-*
ring racial discrimination in the
U.S. Employment Service.
The order also requires all of
fices, including those in the
South, to refer qualified pros
pects to Job openings regardless
of race, and to include Negroes
on their staffs and training pro
grams.
Wirtz said that any discrimin
ation against Negroes by the
federally-supported state agen
cies would be halted immediate
ly, and he indicated that refusal
by states to comply would bring
about a halting of federal sup
port.
Asked what would happen if
states refused, Wirtz said: “It's
a matter of federal funds, of
granting federal funds, but I
don’t believe we will find such
states willing to make that sac
rifice.”
Friends Of Liberia
Mrs. Inez Dickens Gumbs on-
i tertained the American Friends
of Liberia at her Fifth Avenue
home recently at which new
' officers were elected.
Mrs. Isabel Edwin Is president,
j Other officers include Harold
i Parsons, vice . president; Mrs
1 Lottie Lockhart, second vice pres-
! ident; Miss Louise Leftwieh, see-
’ retary; Mrs. Ethel Day, treasur
er; Charles S. Frost, chaplain;
i Mrs. Marie Barnes, public re
lations; and Mrs. Rachelle R
| Burton, press representative.
Consul General David Thomas
'of Liberia Installed the officers.
Among the guests were Rev.
I Eugene Houston, Judge Thomas
(Dickens, Mr*. Thelma Moore and
Mrs. Etheline Dickens.
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