New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00658
1963
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It was lots of hot dogs with the
works, cake and icing downed
with sweet cherry punch for the
21 neighborly kids who attended
the 7th birthday party for Domi
nick Richard Leake, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dillard A. Leake of 112
Alabama Ave., Queens.
Hostesses, Mrs. McLissie LeaSe
and Mrs. Ella Partee directed the
orderly scramble for the red and
white candy baskets filled with
all types of goodies, including
bubble gum
Each child received a gift of a
miniature French poodle. There
were balloons and party hats.
Decorations were of white red
and white color schemes with red
blossoming tulips.
The kids enjoyed the circus and
parade music; danced the limbo
and twist: played clowns and oth-
er games. Prize winners were Rle
kt Fairley and Kirk Taylor flr
clowning. .
The rest ot the party goers
were: Quentin Atherley, Maurice
Reid, Cheryl Johnston, Candyce
Partee, Carolyn Grant, Harriett
Halrsten, Ronald Davis. Kathleen
Harris. Ira Green, James Isby,
Zachary Branche.
Also Steve Ferguson, Karen
SJigren. Duane Grant, William
Dixon Jr., Lester Banko. Melvin
Murrell. Lisa Johnson and Rod
ney Green.
To Open Library
The Brooklyn Public Library’s
Ulmer Park Center will open its
new quarters on August IS at
Bath and 26th Avenues, Francis
R. St. John, chief librarian, an
nounced this week. - . .
ABOARD SHIP — Mrs. Lilian
L. Wethers, wife of Dr. Weth
ers of Brooklyn, left for an 8
week trip on the S.S. France
in England, Denmark, France,
Holland and Italy. At a ship
board party are her daughters,
Mrs. R. Timpson and Mrs. Gar-
vall Booker, her sister Mrs.
Hilda Brown, of Washington.
D.C. and grandchildren, Rob
ert Timpson and Garvall Book
er; also with her are Carroll
Boyd, Mrs. Anette Booker and
Dr. Emmett Ashe of Chicago.
(Merritt Photo)
B'klyn Preparing
For Washington March
A Coordinating Committee in The Brooklyn Chapter of
Brooklyn led by the Rev. W. G. CORE, located at 319 Nos trend
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Henson Jacobs. Chairman, tomak-
(5£*^.£
lag final plus (or the MARCH
ON WASHINGTON. A meeting city, more will be hired to ab»
with the Executive Committee commodate the thousands of peo*
was held to coordinate plans for pie expected to go from Brook*
the march.
lyn.
Notices are being sent to aU ',This will be the largest coo-
neighborhood store* and Church- Station of Negroes and frieada
are be- that will 8° to Washington In
es. All available
tag used to speed up plans inform- t^e United States,” stated Oliver
ing the public where they may Ijeeds. Chairman of the Brook-
sign up for busses.
lyn CORE. “Such a massive turn-
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. realization for a Jobs Program,
1 AA&n* l<On for an enactment of the Public
arawaa aWWW Accommodations ,^ws In the
U.S. and other Civil Rights Legis-
lation. We must le: people know
that the people will be performing
An Integrated quartet of hood- an act better thin anybody's
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luma, posing as “G-Men,” broke Front LlDe
Into the Brooklyn home of a re-
tired longshoreman Friday night Mr. Walter Bunn, President of
and robbed him and his family the Brooklyn NAACP, urges all
at MB nolnt
interested parties to come to the
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. office located at 1722 Fulton St.,
According to police, the four stuyvesant Avenue, to sign
NAACP Urges
men—two white and two Negro— up immediately.
knocked at the door of the three-
National Office on The
ho,us® ow?e<1 Thomas March On Washington appeals
local
Wm«&ush,75 Theysaidtheywere to all to contact
local churches, unions
FBI men conducting an lnvestiga-
tlon and when Mr. Windbush’s and fraternal organizations to ar-
wife.Buth, opened the door, they range for bu3 transportation. i
Cops Hunt
Killer
Detectives of the Classon Aven
ue squad this week hunting the!
trail of an “unknown” man whoj
shot and killed a Brooklyn laborer
Saturday afternoon in an alter-]
Woman Held
On Homicide
Clara Purvis, 31, erf 8 Under
hill Ave., Bklyn, was held without
bail on a homicide charge In
Brooklyn Criminal Court this
week for the slaying of Eugene
Gaines, 37, of 193 Albany Ave.
According to police, Gaines
pushed the woman off the fender
of hia car Thursday night when
he got ready to move IL She al
legedly stabbed him In the alter
cation fixat ensued. He was pro
nounced dead on arrival at Cum
berland Hospital and the Purvis
woman was arrested shortly af
terward by Detective James
Clerkin of the Grand Avenue
Squad.
cation.
According to police, Wilbur Bur
gess, 35, of 307 Cumberland St.,
got Into a street fight with the
unidentified assaO*st fix front of
a building at 322 Cumberland St.
During the fight Ota onailnt shot
Burgess four times In the chest
and escaped bi an automobile.
Burgess, who leaves a wife, Lil
lian, was pronounced dead on ar
rival at Cumberland HoepitaL Po
lice, who determined that the gun.
which killed Burgess was of small
caliber, said they did not know
what gave rise to the fight.
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TOPS — Mrs. Daisy Perkins,
second from left, assistant di
rector of LaRoberts School in
Brooklyn, presents first prize
trophy to Alma Tang-Yuk of
London, England, in beauti
cians* competition. At right is
Cynthia Romeo, named the fa- Rainer is at left. (Merrit Pho-
vorite beautician. Mrs. .Ofeiia to)
CORE Group Starts
March To DC Now
Girls from Sands Junior High
School (P.S. 265) won the Vaca
tion Day Camp Track Meet For
Girls last week held at the St.
Jehn’s Recreation Center under
the sponsorship of Brooklyn school
districts 25 and 27.
The following were point scor
ers for the Sands team:
Juniors (9 to 11):
Potato Race — Rita Springs, sec
ond place.
30-yard dash— Jo Ann Dilli-
gard, first place.
lOG-yard relay — first place
(Deborah White, Rita Springs,
Stephanie Lee and Roxanne Ve-
ney.)
Seniors (12 to 15):
60-yard dash — Gail Refore,
fourth place.
200-yard relay — first place
(Deborah Webster, Frederica
Hayward, Barbara Davis, Deb
orah Bolds).
The team’s other members in
cluded Cheryl Maxwell, Sandra
Richards, Vicky Pinckney and
Rosie Tarver.
TO PREACff AT CONCORD—
The Rev. Joseph Irvine Chap
man, former pastor of Trinity
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, will
be guest preacher at Concord
Baptist Church, 833 Marcy Ave.,
Sunday Aug. 18, at 11 a.m. He
is Executive Secretary of the
Ohio Baptist Convention with
340 churches, and a member
of the General Council of the
American Baptist Convention.
University.
An advance guard of 20 Brook-group would be given proper pro-
n CORE enthusiasts begins a tectlon. On their arrival the
10-mile march to Washington group expects to be met by rep-
om the Jersey side of Holland resentatives of the Washington
unnel, Thursday, to herald the CORE and NAG, the Non-Violent
ug. 28 march to the national Action Group based at Howard
ipitol.
Point of departure for the long Youngest of the marchers is
arch is the Downstate Medical Betty Gill, 17 and the oldest Aug-
snter. Brooklyn CORE secre- ust Austin, 34, Lena Crouon, 19
ry Beverly Williamson. 20, will and Sylvia Simon. 20. volunteered
ad the group who will cover for the march after listening to
>out 25 miles a day.
speakers at the street rally held
Miss Williamson said, “We will Monday night.
amp out each night A lot of Tha ldea of
march gald
imp equipment has been donat- Mi„ W11Uamson> cama when
*?ful were sitting-in at Gov. Rock-
' all those who contributed.” efeuer’s New York office A nurs.
State troopers had been noti- tag student, she expects to render
ed, she added, so that the first aid on the way.
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