New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00538

IS a N. T. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, July IS, 1963 INTERNATIONAL SET . . . 'Twas such an enchanting evening last Monday dining with the Azikiwe family of Nigeria at the high-up Edgecombe Avenue apart­ ment of the Clarence Holtes. The guest were Mrs. Flora Azikiwe, wife of Governor-General Nkrumah Azikiwe, who becomes the first president of Nigeria. upon their independence on Oct. 1—and she, of course, will be “First Lady of Nigeria*’; her sons Emeka Azikiwe, who has been attending the University of Michigan and Ernest Azikiwe, who is attending Lin­ coln University, who is the brother of the Governor General. Mrs. Azikiwe is a very beautiful woman, with great warmth and charm. The Holtes are hosts par excellence. And girls, let me let you in on a secret — both of these young men are handsome, charming AND SINGLE — and right here in NYC - for the summer. Mrs, Azikiwe left for Nigeria on Tuesday . . . - Atty. Paul Bethel of Nassau, New Providence, Bahama Islands and his beautiful, blue eyed, (for real) blonde bride, whom he married in London with all the trimmings where her parents hosted some 100 top people at the wedding and-reception, honeymooned here last week at the Taft Hotel. They have returned - * to Nassau to live ... 1 FRONTIERS’ ROUNDUP — When the Frontiers Internat­ ional Club of New York gave its Western Round-Up and Ju- Frontiers Round-Up The Frontiers International Club of New York entertained its guests at their Western Round- Up and Jubilee last Friday at the Sheraton-Tenney Inn at La Guar­ dia Airport Dancing to the music of Jasper Vaz and his orchestra the guests enjoyed square dancing, plus the samba, twist, swing, calypso, and cha-cha-cha. There was also a Sing Along, with David Joseph, the song leader. Mr. Hare wood, President Donald E. Harewood is presi­ dent of the club. Other officers are George A. Dunnings, vice- president; Charles A. Carter, sec­ retary; Silas Spears, financial secretary; George E. Utendahl, treasurer and chairman, execu­ tive committee, and Julian I. Garfield, New York State Deputy. Other members are Ben An­ derson, Hyde Anderson, Ernest Barksdale, Joseph Bostic, Ed­ ward S. Butts, Jr., William Cam- mack, Jr., Joseph G. Colscou, Edward Freeman, David Joseph, Malverse Martin, Robert McCain, Theodore Pope, Herbert J. Si­ mons, Charles Tolbert, William Watson, Roosevelt Watts. bilee last Friday night at the Sheraton-Tenney Inn, there was much fun and frolicking. In first photo. Sheriff Julian Garfleld (in chair) has been wounded by Don Harewood with pistol. Looking on are two lovely visitors from Washing- ton: Brenda Burke, left, and Saundra Quick and fellow Frontiersman, Doc Watson. At right, guests of club en- Joy themselves as they “prom­ enade” doing the square dance and Texas Corral. (Gilbert Photos The Jreome Allens of Washington D.C. were hosted • in NYC last week prior to' sailing for Europe for a 1 long look-see . . . t Ruth King, model with the exciting figure, is • * i«land-hopping in the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and < i Jamaica, W.L ... The David Wades (Josephine) found it unique to i J sign the guest book of the Governor of Jamaic, WI on 1 | their recent trip there ... ___ , ’Twas charming steno Linda Faye Lee who capti- < ”vated the heart of Nigerian Prince Utuokere Paddy ’ Njaka, Nigerian electrical engineering student at ’ Loyola University — and so they were wed last Satur-j day in Los Angeles. The groom’s father rules some ‘ 50,000 members of the Kaokwa tribe in Eastern ‘ Nigeria ... < Harlem Hospital’s Alwyn Paynter, who is also a j male model will vacation in Bermuda with his parents, ~ the Edward Paynters ... ___/ l Kathleen M. Reid, supervising nurse at Mt. Eden Z Hospital in the Bronx and her lovely mother, Mrs. Lucille Reid, will take off for a six-week jaunt around < the places you read about in Europe come July 24 ... ’ SCENE AND HEARD . . . After many years as a j milliner at the Hotel Theresa, Cleo Simms is calling i it a day for awhile; will rest and comes Fall will ] .decide which way she goes ... i Ann Wiles lazing away some Summer days in Virginia and the Carolinas ... Next time you go to the Playboy Club, take a good look at the- bunnies costumes. “Our” Zelda Wynn 2. made them ... i.iTHan Lee spent a few days in Boston, Mass, at - her Alma Mater, Tufts University and visiting relatives X, and friends . . . Somehow some lines of type were dropped and some of the Ball of Roses debs names were left out 2 ot the story last week. The pretty ones were Pamela X Joyce Trotman, Lydia Celestyne Waters, Vicki Wil- » liams, Patricia Ann Wynn, Yvonne Louise Yancey - j 3 and M. Renee Zeigler. Evelyn Roberts of St. Louis, Mo. in NYC to work X on her doctorate at Columbia University. She came ”in, registered, attended a coupla classes* and took off for Chicago for the NAACP national meet. She X is president of the St. Louis chapter . . . - Teamsters Dance ' The Teamsters Union Local No. 237 gave its annual dance at the Waldorf Astoria recently. Wil­ liam Lewis is president. Officers include Barry Fein­ stein, Jesse Kraus, John L. Koch, Salvatore P. Raguso, Arthur Fo­ ley, Robert J. Beverly, Herman Bernard, Louis E. Yavner. Morris Weissberg and Abraham Weiss. KINDA NEW — The saying for children of “kinda hew aroun’ here, aincha kid” might be said of the new social club of lovely ladies who have re­ cently organized the Sae-Mor Social Club and have already given one affair recently at Casude’s Ballroom and con­ tributed to their first charity, the New York Amsterdam News Camp Fund. The mem­ bers and honorary members are, from left, Mrs. Rubye Cowens, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Miss Dorothy Middleton, Miss Pennye Pennlx, president; Miss Suzan Owens, Miss Est­ her Lee and Miss Chinquitla Chambers. (McAdams Photo. Tea Given For Miss McLaurin Miss Dana Maria McLaurin was tendered a Tea in honor of her debut at the Ball of Roses of the New York Girl Friends by her parents the Benjamin F. Mc­ Laurins at their Bronx home last Sunday. Dana was presented to her par­ ents friends and the receiving line included her parents, Mrs. Lois Holt and Miss Ljpnie Frye, an aunt of Atlanta, Ga. The toast to Dana was from a bottle of champagne saved from her christening and James H Fowler a family friend of Atlanta, Ga. came up to cater the party. Yellow And White Mrs. Ralph Younge and Mrs. William H. .Alien poured from a color scheme of yellow and white Hostesses included Mesdames Violet Bacon, Julia Mills, Gret­ chen Thornton and Dorothy Turner. Mr. McLaurin is a top execu­ tive of he Brotherhood of Sleep­ ing Car Porters and has been a chief aid of A. Philip Randolph in the labor movement of many years. Dana is attending the Fashion Institute. FUTURE BRIDE - Miss Car­ ole Mae Temple whose en­ gagement to Neil Foster Phil­ lips has been announced by her parents Mrs. Juanita Tem­ ple Bonner of Westchester and Edwin Arthur Temple. Mr. Phillips Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Foster Phillips of St. Al­ bans. An August wedding is planned. Music The man that hath no music in himself. Nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds. Is fit for treasons, straUgems and spoils — Shakespeare. PEPSI-COLA PRESENTS _ THE WEEK’S CALENDAR OF EVENTS July 11 to Aug. 9—ART EXHIBIT: Frantz Beauvoir; Crypt Gallery, St. Paul Chapel, Columbia University. July 12—YACHT CRUISE; Pier 81; Evening of Elegance, Vassal Thomas. ~ July 13—LUNCHEON - FASHION SHOW; Tavern on the Green; The North Manhattan Charity Guild, July 13—DANCE; Celebrity Club; The Sophisticates. July 13—WEEKEND; Lakewood, N. J.; The Frat Men. . July 13—BUS OUTING; Bear Mountain; Fellowship Baptist - Church of the Bronx. July 13—DANCE; Renaissance; Mutual Society of French Colonials, Inc. July 13—DANCE; Linden Manor; Van Wyck Home Owners Association. July 13—LUNCHEON; New Mt. Zion Baptist Church; Women’s Day Committee. July 14—BREAKFAST; New Mt. Women's Day Committee. July 20—BUS EXCURSION; Bear lege Alumni Club of NYC. Miss Carter Is Wed In Elegant Garden Ceremon Miss Carol Pamela Carter, riage by her father. Miss Marie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ophelia Carter, sister of the TtriAuMratM- Crmtl brWe WM Cartor «rf Bridgewater, Coon., was wed to Helmut Gertijedes olyn Parks Rita Parka °f hon°r’ Misses Car. of Germany la an elegant gar- Herbert and Carol Fennar. den ceremony on the six-acre Friedhelm Brenddupki was estate of the bride’s parents last beet man and the ushers were Saturday. Rev. A Paul Seheisele James DeVore Carter, Frank officiated at the double-ring cere- Harris, Ballard Edwards and 'milt— Arthur Taylor The bride was given In mar- The bride wore her mother's wedding dress of creamy white silk taffeta embroidered with lace and jewels. Her elbow length veil hung from a tiara of crystals and pearls. She carried a bouquet of white roses orchids and baby’s breath. Nuptual music was provided by Miss Barbara Massey. The bride Is a senior at Fair­ leigh Dickenson University In Teaneck, N. J. where she is an education major and is an honor student on the Dean’s list. Top German Family Mr. Gertijedes is with a book publishing firm and is a mem­ ber of the Gertijedes Diamond and Equipment Manufacturing Company in Germany. The reception followed the cer­ emony on the gardens of the es­ tate. The couple honeymooned In Martha's Vineyard, Mass, and will live In Englewood, N. J. Dean of Women Among the 200 guests were MrS. Patricia Harris, dean of women at Howard University , and her husband Atty. Beariy Harris; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schewemmer, president of Phar maeo. Inc.; Dr. and Mrs. Noel Jackson of Boston, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hoyt, vice president of the Litchfield Sav­ ings Bank; And Dr. and Mrs. Walter Al­ exander II, and Messrs and Mes- dames Bert Demorest, Alan | Brown. Alan B. Crowley. Wil­ liam P. Grayson, George Nten- dahl, Donald F. Joseph, Joseph DeVore, Howard DeVore, ' G. Douglas Johnson, Albert Llght- I foot. Charles Mayo. A1 Murphy, I St. Clair Clement, Howard Smith I and George Palmer. Ladles Attend Also Misses and Mesdaiggs I Gerri Major, Mary Gibson, De- I Vera Edwards, Doris Chambers. Lucille Rich, Jackie Wellington, Sharon Matthews. Joyce Jones, ’ Precola DeVore and Marva Re- JUNE BRIDE AND GROOM — Mr. Md Mrs. Helmut Gerti jedM are shown on their wed­ ding day to the garden of her pnrenu estate. Mr. and Mrs Harold Cartor (Miss OpNriia DeVore), Bridgewater, Coon, on last Sunday. Mrs. Gertl- jedra Is the former Miss Car­ ol Pamela Carter. vis. Also Norman Jackson, Lou Ky­ les, Atty. Reginald Matthews, Rupert Callender and Dr. Wilbert R Sykes. FREEDOM FIGHTERS — The youngsters in this photograph are having a party, but it’s a graduation celebration and it's to aid the Students Non-Vio- lent Coordinating Committee- all three in one. Miss Dona Richards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank Richards is hostess at the party Which is being Dona Richards Aids CR With Graduation Party Miss Dona Richards, daugh- Ala. both came and spoke at the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richards event, graduated from the University Among young8terfc helping! and attendlnR th^ even, of Chicago in June with a BA La^ce Nina degree In philosophy and de were Hassmate who cided that her graduation party pivnlckf would be one to help the civU „ew ln from Chjcag0 for rights fight going on In the USA. cven(. pauj Amorky, Carolyn She gave the party at the Adams, Julie Adams. Jill Fer- Renaissance Casino recently for guson. Bettye Jean Cartel, Nan- the benefit of the Student Non- cy Klein, Fred Gardner. Teddy Violent Coordinating Committee. Anderson, Nathan Smith, Vera popularly known as “SNICC” Tinsley and Carol Marsh, which aids voter registration in Also attending were Dona'* parents, the Charles Joneses, the the South. Student Leaders Speak Robert L. Douglases, the Ever- Roy Pattorson of Albany, Ga. ton Braithwaiies, the Boyd who is one of the student lead- Browns, Miss Helen l5ouglss, ers there and Alexander Brown, Mrs. Ruth Inniss and Mrs. Ef- Zion Baptist Church Diane Invites You To Share July 25-27—CONVENTION; Hotel Syracuse (Syracuse, N.Y.): Lambda Kappa Mu sorority. July 26—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Johnson C. Smith Univer­ sity Club, inc. July 27—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Englishmen Social Club. July 27—BUS RIDE; Willow Grove, Pa.; Unity Club of . Bethel AME Church. July 27—YACHT PARTY; Pier 81; Page Six Club. July 27—DINNER - FASHION SHOW; 470 Lenox Avenue. Apt. 8D; Mrs. Minnie Thompson Freedom Fund • .Dinner. Aug. 2, 3, 9, 10—DRAMA: “The Heiress;” Harlem YWCA; Y Drama Workshop. Aug. 9—BOATRIDE; Guardians Association. Aug. 11 to 17—CONVENTION; Americana Hotel; Delta Sig­ ma sorority. Aug. 12 to 16—GOLF TOURNAMENT; Asbury Park Coun­ try Club, Neptune, N. J.; New York Amsterdam News and P. Ballantine & Sons. Aug. 12 to 19—DRAMA: "Palm Tree In a Rose Oarden”; YMCA; Y Drama Workshop. Aug. 25—FLOWER SHOW; 8prlngvale-on-the-Hudson. Cru­ gers, N. Y; Springvale Oarden Club. • And hen’s ------------- - another big event: the new till Pepsi in the 16 oz. bottle nfaM-COA Serve more, save morel L___ Material for this space is compiled by the NY. Amsterdam Newt. The Amsterdam News is responsible for ell announcements herein. given in honor of her June graduation from the University of Chieagn and the proceeds went to the Committee, popu­ larly known as "SNIC”. Shown sre, from left, Miss Richards, Alexander Brown, field secre tary of the group from Ala­ bama; Bill Mahoney, Miss Dinky Romilly, Mrs. Delphene Richards, DanS's mother and Roy Patterson, field secretary of Georgia. (McAdams Photo Mrs. Watson In Mo: Mrs. D’Jsria Hinton Watson, wife of Senator James L. Wat son, served as chairman of the regional workshop • panel on "Minority Group Manpower" as a member of the President's Committee on Equal Employ­ ment Opportunity in St. Louis, Mo. last week. Mrs. Watson, has a master's In social work and is formdr program director of the Nice- town Club for Boys and Girls lib. Philadelphia. The Wonderful World of Beautiful Hair Get Cool, Beat the Heat with a 4 Piece Weave HAIR PIECES Radiantly Beautiful Human Hair Woven Into Your Own To Match So Perfectly Even He Can Not ^Detect. Special Offer $60.00 with this Ad NOW-CREDIT TERMS 5 7 EAST 125th St AT9-97OS f/A srt/O/o Hrri-G««Rty M TTOCfl ViVw WT* Chignon iBroids • FIm kert* • Wigs [Bangs • Clas- CLASSES IN THE ART HAIR WEAVING Courses For The Beautician ) The lady of color who la Interested In enhancing her beauty will look for the sign of "Princess Lupes Crown­ ing Glory Hair Wearing System.” When you see this sign you will know you are not getting guess work or imitation. 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Hairston, right, the matron of (Layne Photo) Miss LeTang Is Wed To Erich Sanford Brown gram was received by the groom from his god-parents, Dr. and Mrs. Granville Norris of Peters­ burg, Va., expressing theiir re­ gret at being unable to attend the wedding. Culminating a romance begun in Andrew Jackson High School over s£ten years ago, Miss Avis LeTang became the June bride of Erich Sanford Brown in the St. Catherine of Sienna R. C. Church last Saturday afternoon. The re­ ception for 300 guests was held immediately following the cere­ mony in gardens of Mrs. Phylliss Utz in Addisleigh Park, L.I. The bride's matron of honor was Mrs. Doris Keyes, Misses Scharlene Brown, Joan Gray and Patricia Manne were brides­ maids. Ralph Sharper Jr., was best man. The ushers were Alan Brown, Milton Edwards and Dighton Edwards. Daughter of Dancers The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry LeTang. Mr. LeTang is well known to the Hollywood and Broadway profes­ sionals as director of the LeTang Dance Studio. Mrs. Evelyn Le­ Tang, mother of the bride is a former dancer who has travelled with many bands, including Duke Ellington with whom she appear­ ed at the Palladium in London. Sanford Brown is the son of Erich and ^jaine Brown of St. Al­ bans. Mrs. Brown is a personal representative of the Commis­ sioner in the NYC Dept. of Wel­ fare. The father of the groom, Erich Brown, heads the Associat­ ed Transit Guild, the largest group of NegRF^CWI Service employees in the state Prior to the ceremony ? tele- FOR YOU ONLY THX BEST IN QUALITY CLASSSS Dorothea Towles Charm & Modeling CALL NOW Rl 9-4764 FOR APPOINTMENTS NEW CLASSES FORMING REASONABLE MATES HAIR WEAVING & Beautiful Wigs N. Y. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat, Jflly IS, IMS • H (Mrs. Veal Mr. Jenkins Are Wed Mrs. Maude T. Veal, daughter of Mrs. Maud McClennan Thom­ as, was married to Augustus G. 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Among the guests present were Guy Brewer, assistant to the Bo­ rough president of Queens; Mrs. Marie Brown Brewer, District Leader Queens, Lloyd Peterson, secretary, NYC Transit Author­ ity; Westerveldt Taylor, Asst. District Attorney. Many Guests Other guests were Mrs. Jean Burrows, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bayley, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Butler. Mr. and Mrs. James Bran- nen.Mr. and Mrs. Spergen Dos- well, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ed­ wards, Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Fran­ cis, Mr. and Mrs. James Guy, Dr. Katherine Henriques. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jenkins, Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell Gaines, Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Lockhard Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lofton, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Mays, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Moore, Mr. and FUTURE FIRST LADY - Mrs. Flora Azikiwe, left, wife of Gov­ ernor General Nkrumah Aziki­ we of Nigeria. Africa, is shown with Mias Esther Parham last Monday in the offices of the Esther's Beauty Aids Company at 50 W. 125th Street of which Miss Parham is owner and man ager. Miss Parham is a friend of Mrs. Azikiwe and has visited her in Nigeria. Mrs. Azikiwe in­ troduced Esther’s Beauty Aids to Nigeria in 1955 where they are still sold and manufactured. Sublime is the dominion of the mind over the body, that for a time, can make flesh and nerve impregnable, and string the sin­ ews like steel, so that the weak become so mighty. — Mrs. Stowe. Important News For All Women Seeking Financial Security Truto b Inky Cars uad Qsrlutrlc*, Cars of tfcs Aged and CsuvutescMt lorn SIS to $90 A WmL Ags, education or rocs no barrier. Our graduates are placed by lead­ ing Registry. Convenient morning, afternoon and evening classes. Start anytime. Class inspection in­ vited. Come in today, law Teitieul Easy Redget Terwsl Free Beeklet ee Regeestl BABY & GERIATRIC CAREER INSTITUTE 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