New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00557

« • N. 7, AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., July 10, 1M3 Weekly News Un it if I u nci rd Home i M06 8300 2 3 52 8th AVE..N.V 27. N.V. John Edmonds William Bethel John M. Edmond*. 39, ol 1018 University Ave., who died re­ cently In his home was buried in Long Island National Ceme­ tery, Farmingdaie, following eer- vtoes at Unity Funeral Chapel. 2352 8th Ave. Bora In Philadelphia, he was a member of the Mt. Mission Baptist Church at 15 W. 119th St He leaves a wife Mrs. Marie Hall Edmonds; two sons, a daugh­ ter, sister, brother and a grand- taughter. Lousie Stroman Louise Boyd Stroman, of 1515 Brook Ave., Bronx, who died recently In Bronx Hospital, was hurled In Ferncliff Cemetery, fol- 1 owing final rites at Unity Fun­ eral Chapel, 23S2 8th Ave. Born in South Carolina, she was 50 years old. Gurvtvtag him are his mother Louise Smith, two sisters, a daughter Gusanna Wil- kenxan, stepfather william Smith a granddaughter, nieces and r.ephews. Viola Smith Viola Smith, SI. of 625 Jeffer­ son Ave., who died recently In Morrisiania Hospital, was bur­ led Is Long IsUnd National Cem­ etery, fallowing last rite* at Un­ ity Funeral Chapel, 3353 8th Ave She was a native cl South Carolina. Surviving are her hus­ band a brother and other rela lives. Washington Scott • William Bethel, 47, of 416 St. Nicholas Ave., who died recently in Harlem Hospital, was buried in Long Island National Cem* etery, following last rite* at Unity Funeral Chapel. 2352 8th Ave. A native of Florida, he Is sur­ vived by his wife, Ethel, two sisters, a brother and other rela­ tives Robert Flood Robert J. Flood. 34, of 119 E. 130th St., who died recently was buried in Rose Hill Cemetery. Lindon. NJ., following final rit­ es at Unity Funeral Chapel. 2352 8th Ave. He was a native of South Carolina. Arriving relatives Include his mother, father, three sisters, a brother and other relatives. Maggie Watkins Maggie Watkins. 70. of 1 W 127th St., native of Louisiana, died recently in her home, and was buried In Frederick Doug last Cemetery, S. I, following ser­ vices at Unity Funeral Chapel. 2352 8th Ave. She is survived by- two sons, a brother, sister and other rela­ tives. Roosevelt Lewis Roosevelt Lewis, 57, of 119-90 178th St., native of West Vir­ ginia, „ died recently in her ftrnme; and wws buried in Long Ldand National Cemeterv, fol­ lowing services at Unity Fun­ eral Chapel, 2352 8th Ave. - Washington A. Scott, 49, of 301 E. 99th St., who died recently In Flower 5th Ave. Hospital, was buried In Long Island National Cemetery following last rites at Unity Funeral Chapel, 2352 8th Ave. A World War n veteran, he was a native of Richmond, Va. Su.-viviag him are his wife Mrs Roselee Scott, two daughters, a son and other relatives. Rev. Mark Hicks and Rev. An­ thony E. Williams of Mt Cal­ vary Baptist Church officiated the last rites. Surviving him are his wife Ed- na Vera Lewis; a sister Mrs. Bessie L. Smith of Roanoke, Va., a niece Leona Vaitty; a son, nephews and six grandchildren. David Bethea Jack Miller Jack Miller, 50. of 245 W. 120th St., native of Texas, who died recently in Harlem Hospital, was buried in Mt. Holiness Ceme­ tery, Butler, NJ. following final rites at Unity Funeral Chapel, 2352 8th Ave. ' David J. Bethea. 65. of 420 W. 160th St. who died recently in Harlem Hospital, was buried in Frederick Douglass Cemetery, Si following last rites at Unity Funeral Chapel, 2352 8th Ave., officiated by Rev. Clifford Gate- wood. He was a native of North Carolina. He is survived by a sister Mrs, Luvada Collins, four bro­ thers, George, Lee, Theodore and iters and othdr relatives Willie, in addition to other rela­ tives. Adelia Cunningham Surviving relatives include his wife, a daughter, two grand­ children, four brothers, two sis- New Manager Of Chase On 135th St. Ernest L. Brooks has been pro­ moted to manager of the Chase Manhattan Rank's office at 135th Street and Fifth Avenue, New York City, the bank announced today. Before his appointment to head the Harlem branch, he had served as assistant manager since the office opened in Janu ary 1962 Mr. Brooks, who Joined bank in 1965, comes mouth, North Carolina, graduate of Hampton Hampton, Va. He ties With his alma mater the alumni association, York Chapter of the Hampton Club. Active In community affairs, Mr- Brooks is a member of the Urtraa League of Greater New York. In the Army during the Korean War, he was a 2nd lieutenant in charge of an artillery unit. Dur­ ing World War n, be was a phar­ macists’ mate in the Navy. He lives in East Elmhurst, New York. Late Judge's Niece Gives Family A Scare Inquisitive six-year-old Jo-Ann Carrington, grand - daughter of the late Judge Vernon Riddick, gave her family a scare Tuesday afternoon by wandering off from her mother. Mrs. Gail Carrington j who was shopping in a 125th St. Mrs. Odessa Sanford Charles Wilson Adelia Cunningham^ 90, of 373 Alert ptl Robert Huckmeyer iU ,s hard to express ln Words W. 126th St., who died recently of the w 123rd st. station noticed now much betUr 1 fe€l since Charles Wilson, 87, of 350 St. in Knickerbocker Hospital was to a Doctor of Chiropractic. Nicholas Ave., who died recent­ buried in Mt. Holiness Cemetery, Eighth Ave. and asked her where I had so many ailments, and ly in Bird S. Color Memorial;Butler, NJ., following prepara she lived. The bright yeungster complaints that I thought that Hospital, Welfare Island, was gave the officer her address and getting well was not for me, bul buried in Evergreen Cemetery. was returned safely to her grand- j foun(j health at a Doctor of Brooklyn following final rites at mother, Mrs. Dorothy Riddick at Unity Funeral Chapel, 2352 8th 40 Morningside Ave. Ave. tions at Unity Funeral Home, 2352 8th Ave. Services were held at Refuge Temple Church, Bish­ op William Bonner officiating. ----- the little girl at 125ttt St. and Surviving relatives include his wife Mrs. Mattie Berkley Wil­ son, a brother, sister and other relatives. She is survived by two daugh­ ters, three sons, seven grand­ children and eight great grand­ children. She was born In Ten­ nessee. Form the right habit. Read the Amsterdam News every week. Out every Thursday. Form Committee On Jamaica independence Men 1i The Know" Are Taking NATJRES POWERFUL FORMULA On August 5, the Caribbean Island of Jamaica will celebrate its first anniversary as an in­ dependent nation within the Brit­ ish Commonwealth. > Here in New York and other states, the occasion witl be cele­ brated by the different organiza­ tions of Jamaican residents. One of these is the newly form­ ed Jamaica Independence Celeb­ rations Committee of New York with Oswald G. Clark, chair­ man. The organization comprises Ja­ maican residents in Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx. To be Annual The Committee's primary pur­ pose is to commemorate annually the celebration of Jamaica's in­ dependence. One of the positive ways the ENREST L. BROOKS To»ic • Stomachic • Stioahot group hopea to aid in Jamaica's through various activities of the Committee. Plan* also Include progress as a nation is through the establishment of a Scholar- investments tor the purpose of ship Fund for Jamaican Students' increasing the number of Jam­ aican agencies, it hopes to as- Small, Hubert Barnes and Ter- entry to the University of the aist financially. West Indies This project wiB be supported from funds raised iness manager. Leonard C. Camp­ bell and treasurer, Karl E. Hyatt. On the board of trustees are Elaine Tully, Alice Williams, ; pence Metz. Name Porter Arthur A. Porter, vice presi­ dent of J. Walter Thompson Company, has been appointed vice chairman of the Business and Professional Division in Man­ hattan and The Bronx of the 84th annual United Hospital Fund campaign. Form the right habit. Read the Amsterdam News every week. Out every Thursday. The group has already made cash contributions to the Scholar­ ship Fund through Jamaica’s Consul General in New York, Keith Johnson To Hold Dance To mark this year's Jamaica independence anniversary, the Committee will hold a dance at the Hotel Riverside Plaza on Saturday, August 10. Executive members of the group are: Chairman, Oswald G. Clarke. Vice-chairman. El- rick M. Williams; secretary,Greta A. Durr ant; financial secretary, Irma M. Tully; business mana­ ger, Jack C. Brown; asst, bus- Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch—Relieves Pain N«r Y«rk, N. T. (s >■«*■!) - For the trot time science has found a now healing aubatance with the aston­ ishing ability to shrink hemor­ rhoids, stop itching, and relievo pain — without surgery. In esse after case, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took piece. Moat amasing of ail-results wero that aafferers made astonishing statements like “Pilee^ have ceased to bo a problem 1 *■ The secret is a new healing sub­ stance (Bio-Dyns*)—discovery of a world-famous research institute. This substance is now available in suppository or oiatssowt /one nndsr ths name Preparation if*. At all drag counters. ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATISM, BACKACHES and NERVOUSNESS HELPED BY DOCTORS OF CHIROPRACTIC RESEARCH PROVES YOU CAN FEEL BETTER CHIROPRACTIC CAN HELP YOU Research proves Doctors of Chiropractic help successfully arthritis, rheumatism, neuralgia, neflrftis. bursitis, sciatica and ItiJhbago, accidents, slipped disc, Sjflnal curvature, backaches, fopt pains, headaches, Insomnia, nervousness, constipation, digest­ ive troubles, overweight, under­ weight, skin, scalp problems, etc. FEELS 20 YEARS YOUNGER Are you really doing possible to get well and stay well? To do this, you must be honest and sincere with yourself. You determine whether you will be sick or well. It all depends upon what you do about it Our Job is to help you obtain better health, and we use the forces of Nature to do this, not drugs and surgery which are unnatural. I CHIROPRACTIC PROFESSION One of the vital arms of the heal­ ing arts is the CHIROPRACTIC PROFESSION with its natural health methods of disease pre­ vention and health restoration. We, at the CHIROPRACTIC CENTER OF NEW YORK CITY, INC., being the largest Chiro­ practic treatment office in the world, have been using only natural methods for many years with a most wonderful record of success in the struggle against sickness and disease. HERE S PROOF Several years ago, a 29 year old Manhattan mother of 2 children was brought to us in the depths of a nervous collapse. Before coming to our office, she suffer­ ed intermittent seizures of ner­ vousness and mental depressions for over 8 years. She went to vir­ tually every clinic, hospital and specialist but to no avail. Finally, her parents took her to us in a desperate attempt to save her. The patient had all the usual nervous symptoms such as tight head, choking sensation, trem­ bling shakes, dizziness, blackout spells, stomach cramps, nausea, diarrhea, despondency, tearful­ ness, phobias, etc. Her symp­ toms indicated a history of men­ tal sickness.u Our nerve and muscle tests, spinal examination and X-RAYS located the causative factors In the Central Nervous System. Our natural health methods, spinal adjustments and manipulations restored normal nerve function by correcting the offending verte­ bral disturbances. She was re­ leased well and happy. A recent communication indicated that she is Just fine. CHIROPRACTIC RECOGNIZED BY 550 INSURANCE COMPANIES Chiropractic. I suffered wtih a terrible back condition and weak­ ness in my legs. It was impos­ sible for me to do much walking. My eyesight was very weak and was growing worse. I could not sleep at night and would often sit up in a chair until morning. Today I am so much better that I honestly feel 20 years younger My legs and back are strong My eyes have gotten so much better that I can now read with­ out glasses. 1 sleep all through the night and feel good in the mornings. It is amazing to me that I am so much better. EIGHT YEARS OF More than 550 Insurance Com­ panies pay for the health care rendered by the CHIROPRACTIC CENTER OF NYC, INC. Just bring us your Insurance Policy and we will complete all the nec­ essary insurance forms so that we can help you without delay MISERY RELIEVED |WE DO NOT ACCEPT ALL -------------------------------- CASES BUT DO HELP NEARLY ARTHRITIS ALL WE ACCEPT. WE USE ONLY NATURAL HEALTH METHODS Nature is the only real Healer You are not offered wonder cures or wonder shots here. We help you with a natural system of treatment and rehabilitation based on the natural laws of health. We will instruct you In proper habits of eating, rest, pos­ ture, exercise, etc. In our sin­ cere desire to help you, your vigor and vitality will be re­ stored, your appetite, digestion, elimination and metabolism will be improved. We will build you up so that your body will be strong and vibrant. PAIN —YOUR BEST FRIEND , Pain is the ,oice of nature. It is a friendly warmng that some­ thing is wrong within your body. Do not silence this warning by deadening the pain with drugs It may give you temporary relief but rest assured, the trouble will return in a much more aggravated condition. OUR JOB IS TO REMOVE THE CAUSE OF THE PAIN SO THAT IT WILL NEVER RETURN. REMOVE THE CAUSE Drugs and surgery give only temporary relief because they fail to eliminate the cause, but OUR NEW, PROVEN, DRUG­ LESS, NON-SURGICAL METH­ ODS OF TREATMENT RE­ MOVE THE CAUSE OF YOUR ACHES, PAINS, STIFFNESS, TENSION, ETC. We put nothing into your body and we remove nothing from it. Our knowledge of the workings of Nature enables us to remove the CAUSE of your illness. FREE LECTURES M AND MOVIES Attend our FREE lectures and movies every Thursday evening at 8;00 P M. Bring your friends. After each session, there will be a question and answer period. lsts and hospitals. Our care and therapy restored these unfortu­ nate victims to normal giving again. As has been our policy, we will try to help any suffering human being so long as the patient wants to get well. No reasonable expense is spared by us to help a patient get better. However, you must remember there is a limit to everything. Get help while there Is time. We of­ fer you hope at the CHIROPRAC­ TIC CENTER OF NEW YORK CITY, INC. Tell your friends about our You never leave us if you are treatments. You can phone or still in pain. We will not send you write in for FREE illustrated away without feeling better even booklets at no obligation. They if we have to treat you all day describe In detail how we can at no extra charge. help you. You will find in them We are dedicated to help you at countless testimonials and case reasonable fees that all can af­ histories of satisfied patients, all ford. We make special arrange­ of which, are open to investiga­ ments for welfare, disabled, tion. You can also ask for any social security, pension and underprivileged patients. We will booklet on the Chiropractic ap- help ANYONE who needs our proach to any condition from which you or your friends may help. be suffering. TELL YOUR FRIENDS HOW TO HELP YOURSELF AT HOME ' ■ — IIS ■■ 1 e* - You will be sliown what to do at home or wherever you may be to immediately relieve your pain, tension, etc., not with drugs but Just by using our simple, harm­ less natural methods. EXTENSIVE TESTS SHOW YOUR ILLNESS You are carefully tested, check­ ed and examined extensively to determine exactly the CAUSE of your problem. In this way, you get direct and speedy relief. We have 2 X-RAY machines and these are used only if absolutely necessary to aid in our analysis of certain conditions. FEEL BETTER IMMEDIATELY Some patients feel better in only one treatment! So can you! For effective, absolutely safe treat­ ments and immediate relaxing, soothing relief of your aches and pains, come in today to the Doctors of Chiropractic at the CHIROPRACTIC CENTER OF NEW YORK CITY, INC. We are located right in the heart of Times Square at 126 West 42nd Street, New York 36. NY. OFFICE HOURS Our office hours are Monday to Friday from 9;00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Saturdays from 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Phone WI 7-8118 for an appointment or Just come |nT RESEARCH IN NATURAL HEALTH METHODS here’s More POSITIVE PROOF ... HOUSE CALLS ---------------.------------- -—j,. ..^breath and fatigue. A careful^ ' * make house calls, calls at your office and emergency calls anytime, anywhere. You can have us at your bedside 7 days a week 24 hours a day, We have been engaged for sev­ Some time ago, we examined eral years now in extensive re­ a Brooklyn waiter, 61 years search on many little understood old—Case 1542. He suffered from conditions. We tested thousands stiffness and agonizing pains in I.;* tk/uiixar and arm of patients and checked them his shoulder and arm. He also out scientifically. This enabled;had numbness and tingling in us to uncover new and exclusive his fingers for more than 10 methods and equipment to re­ years. He had backaches, leg lieve pain, suffering, etc., easier, pains, nervousness, shortness of . safer and more conveniently. We ary able, therefore, to pass on analysis of his spine explained even holidays, to you all the benefits of our the difficult). We found a pineh- many years of hard work and ed nerve. Nerve and muscle tests and X-RAYS enabled us experience. In addition to our own suecess- to properly align his distorted fully proven methods of treat- spine. Once the pressures were WITHOUT OBLIGATION ment, we c/in also give you the removed from the choked nerve; successful and advanced painless trunks, Nature began to restore Chiropractic Natural Health normal function. He has no Methods of Palmer. Carver, Re- more pain and is today feeling flex. Pressure, Spears, Zone just fine. Therapy, Logan-Basic Traction, Grostic, Metric, Diversified Con-j cept Therapy, Garten-Neuroprac- tic, Shelton - Natural Hygiene, Bennett, nil (Switzerland) De Jarnette, Lorenz (Austria), Locke, (Canada), Oriental Methods, etc We will arrange for you our CONFIDENTIAL CONSULTA­ TIONS at no obligation whatso­ ever. * Just phone and let us know when you would like an appointment. Your only obliga­ tion to us is your willingness to want to obtain better health. RESULTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES f’fivci’l TATIAV vUAaiblflllU.ii j NATURE OFFERS YOU EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO FEEL BETTER Investigate the Doctors of Chiro­ practic at the Chiropractic Cen- 1 ter of New York City, Inc. Don't ' wait until It's too late and you arc painfully and hopelessly i crippled. Come in and chat with Give Nature a chance. We will ) our patients In the warmth and teach you how to live in accord­ ance with the Laws of Nature so recent survey was made of friendliness of our reception that you will feel better and stay 100 of our "hopeless” patients room. You have nothing to lose 1 They tried everything and were except your ill health. Why not well. UNIQUE IN ALL THE WORLD CHIROPRACTIC CENTER OF NEW YORK CITY, INC. 126 West 42nd Street New York 36. N.Y. Phone WI 7-8118 UNITY EXTENDS SYMPATHY UNITY Han Only Experienced Directorg. UNITY Of fern Sympathetic, Courteous Service. UNITY Han Completely Air-Conditioned Funeral Carg and Building. UNITY FUNERAL HOME 2352 EIGHTH AVENUE MONUMENT 6-8300 TOUR 10VB ONES KSCRVI THI BIST" ■ '* ». J. . - v-T k Janie A. Wood I was In almost constant misery for eight years. My legs were swollen and sore with arthritis land rheumatism which made walking or standing very painful Besides this I suffered dizziness and extreme nervousness. For eight long years I searched 1 for relief. I tried everything 1 knew -and still continued to get worse and worse. Then I heard about the Doctors of Chiroprac­ tic and how many people they were helping with conditions such as mine. The more that 1 heard the better It sounded. 1 decided that I would see If the Doctor—of. Chiropractic would take my case. My search for health ended at the Doctor of Chiropractic, Since my first ad­ justment I ijpve been getting better and better. I am thankful to God and my Doctor of Chiro­ practic for I feel like a different person. J given up by renowned special ; lose it? CHIROPRACTIC RESEARCH CHART The following majority were documented reports represent results obtained under Chiropractic Care. The vast unsuccessfully treated by other forms of therapy. Only a partial list is enumerated. Condition ALLERGIES ARTHRITIS BACK DISORDERS BURSITIS CONSTIPATION HAY FEVER HEADACHES INSOMNIA NECK DISORDERS NERVOUSNESS NEURALGIA NEURITIS PARALYSIS RHEUMATISM SCIATICA SINUSITIS SLIPPED DISC STOMACH DISORDERS SPINAL CURVATURE Well or Much Improved Slightly Improved .. 87.2% 87.2% 81.7% 89.3% 79.2% 81.6% 83.2% 81.8% 93.2% 89.8% 80.1% 86.4% 68.8% 77.2% 85.0% 88.7% * 82.5% 82.9% 10.3<*/O 10.3^ /« 17.3% 7.1% 13.3% 13.4% 11.1% 11.4% 4.4% 12.8% 14.2%. 6.4% 20j8% 14.7% 9.4% 11.8% 7.9% 13.1% 5.7% »• 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