New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00073
1963
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18 e N. T. AMSTERDAM NEWS, Sat., Feb. t, IMS
THOMAS!*
WORDS FOR A WAT OF L/F* . . .
"If you're among the young in heart
You here a gift that’t rare
A source o/ ttrength and happinest
A treasure trace to share."
—Author Unknown
THE INTERNATIONAL SET . . . The New York Cou
ture Group, Inc., took Clara Johnson with them on
the Nassau, BWI, trip last weekend ...
The William Graysons weave a magic spell as
jthey tell about the folks and things they saw on the
I2-African-4 European-country-2-month jaunt, with
slides to prove it. They saw Fannie Byrd who is doing
Y work and Saralee Owens in Uganda; George Lyth-
cott who is a physician with our State Department
in Ghana (who has his home, four children, his boat
and station wagon with him); Bill Alexander doing
documentary film all over Africa before fighting a
mean case of malaria in London; daughter Gloria,
the multi-talented one, working on a science masters
in Berlin and loving it. And the nicest weather is in
Rhodesia, Uganda and Nairobi . . .
Top G Girl (government girl) Christine Davis
and her Col. Steve of the Pentagon in D. C. along
with traveling companions, the Ed Wimps of Chicago
Idled away their time between planes at Idlewild
airport last week by telephoning New York friends
on their return from a mid Winter vacation down
South America way. The strike cancelled their cruise,
vo they jetted instead ...
Don Adams (Donald D. that is) is also in New
York and strike-bound, having cancelled his January
sailing to Europe until the strike is over.
• JUmong the top “UN Crowd” who attended the
Debutantes Ball of the beauticians were Ambassador
anfl-Mrs. Alex Quaison-Sackey of Ghana; Ambassador
Apollo Kironde of Uganda and Ambassador and Mrs.
Guaapala P. Malalasekera of Ceylon. After all, Maud
Gadsen who is Charge de Affairs for the beauty
ladies is a “diplomat” herself—and I’m giving her the
portfolio myself ..x '■ '
Lillian S. Hunter getting away from the cares
of Mie day with a season in the sun in the Virgin
Miss UNCF To
Be Chosen Here
The National Alumni Council
of the United Negro College Fund
will hold its 17th annual confer
ence in New York City on Feb
ruary 9th and 10th at the Statler
Hotel. Mrs. Ernestine Braxeal la
president.
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Dr. Stephen J. Wright, presi
dent of Fisk University, will key
note the meeting.
Consultants from member col
leges Include Oliver G. Taylor
Jr. of Hampton; Randall Tyus of
Clark College; Mrs. Bessie Perry
of Lane College. Mrs. Thomasina
Norford will summarize the work
shops. Mrs. Ethel M. Johnson k.
coordinator.
Mrs. Annie L. Tucker is gen
eral chairman.
Mrs? Flood And
Miss Bath Feted
A gay party in honor of Mrs.
Aloocita Flood and Miss Patricia
Bath was given at the home of
Miss Lorraine Gossin by a group
of friends last Friday evening.
The party was in recognition
of the recent election of Mrs.
Flood to the office of the regional
director of the North Atlantic
region of Alpha Kappa Alpha
sorority and Miss Bath to the
position of second vice president
of the group.
Among those attending were
Misses and Mesdames Eveline
Gordon, Beatrice Parrish, Aud
rey Solomon, Faith Simpkins, Ol
ga Garrett, Beverly Lipscombe,
Connie Thomas, Lena R. Martin,
Irma Wilson, Beatrice Sutton,
Barbara Merriweather, Elite
White and Dorothy Garland
Yates.
Also Evelyn Tiller, Vicki Lip
scomb, Earnestine Morales, Car
ol Ann Griffith, Marjorie McThias,
Deborah Striplin, Marion P. Hays,
Maud R. Cenner, Alma John,
Eva Stingelar, Gladys Bath,
Thomasina Norford and Maur
een Gayle Malone.
And Mabie §, Wood, Eva Jor
dan, Dr. Ida Jiggetts, Miriam
Chambers, Jewell C. Welch, Dr.
Hilda Streaker,Callie Hayes, Jean
Campbell, Barbara Scott, Shir
ley Scott, Evelyn Mordan, Gladys
P. Graham, Effie Marcellus, Al-
bertine Edmondson end Lee Eb-
erlee.
> Ah this Jet age! Carla Hayes, who works in the L
reservation department of a large airline just up and
took off for the weekend in Paris. Oui, oui! ...
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^Berthel H. Alexander gave a welcome-home-dar- a
ling party for hubby Sidney on his return from a s
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yeafs sojourn in the far East and Africa ...
Lovely, lovely Inell Neals loving it all at the Isle e
of Pines down Bermuda way! ...
BON VOYAGE ... ’Twas quite a party on the Queen
Mary last Saturday morning to say “bon voyage” and <
“hurry back” for tfie folk sailing on a six-week look- •
see.at Europe. Among those sailing were Torie Ander-'
son, wife of the late “Dawg”; the Sam Thomas’, the
U. C. Hackneys bf Atlanta; the Clarence Hortons
(Dt) of E. St. Louis, 111., the Walter Hollands of Buf-
lalb and the Boynton Miltons (Dr.) of Inkster, Mich.
Tht “bon voyagers” were the E. Fred Morrows, Mary
RhAardson, Muriel Alexander of Washington, D.C.,
the'Claud B. Caves (Dr.), John Lewis, Vera Keelan,
Heftry Moon, Marietta Dockery and Rae Dudley.
LAND OF ROMANCE . . . Westchester school marm
Frances Milling will say “I do” to Information Offi
cer of Nigeria Oladele Bibilari soon and is giving a
Bon Voyage party for him on Saturday (Jan. 26) In
the Terrace Lounge of the Carnegie Building . . .
Who were the escorts with lovely Doris Duke of
THE DUKE family, who were all enjoying the jazz
bests at the Metropole last week? ...*
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YW Will Aid The
Mature Woman
Preparation for Job Opportun
ities, a daytime clinic to help
mature women find employment,
are being offered by Ballard
School of Central Branch Young
Women’s Christian Association.
The series of eight sessions
meets Wednesdays from 10:30
a.m. to noon at 610 Lexington
Avenue, at 53rd Street and Is
under the leadership of Miss
Ernestine Dressier, an experi
enced vocational counseler and
former employment supervisor.
New York State Employment
Service.
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Beauticians To
Raise $250,000.
"Tan Bast Drassad"
d0-
The New York Amsterdam
New* list of “Tea Best Dressed
Women’’ will be released next
week.
Tbe list this year will pro
bably carry some surprises
and upsets. Reserve your copy
of the Amsterdam News now,
so you don’t miss one of the
most talked about lists la New
York City.
Gay Party By
The Thompsons
Atty, and Mrs. William B.
Thompson of Washington -D.C.
chose New York and a suite la tbe
Sheraton Atlantic Hotel aa the
setting for the celebration of
their 16th wedding anniversary.
SBC Debutantes Ball
Rockland Palace, decorated
with flags of all nations was the
locale for the State Beauty Cttl-
turists’ second annual Debu
tantes' Ball last Friday evening.
Tbe event was highlighted by the
'otillion, the grgnde march and
'• presentation of United Nationa
Iignataries.
The seven young ladies who
are candidates for the $1,000
scholarship set aside by the As
sociation were presented. The
candidates are Lorraine Carter,
Carolyn Cobbs, Velma Denson,
Barbara H. Hudson, Rose Marie
McIntyre, Izetta Nelson and Bev
erly Zimmerman.
Scholarship Given
The Association made three
other scholarships which included
a $200 award to Miss Jeraldine
McLeod, $100 award to Miss
Anita Branch, and a $75 award
to Miss Sandra McIntyre of New
York City.
Miss McLeod won the title
“'Miss Cotillion and was crowned
by. Mrs. Lillian Sharpe Hunter
of the State Commission for Hu
man Rights.
Other Debs .
The New York City debutantes
were the Misses Diane Cham
bers, Lois Ann James, Glenda
E. Jones, Sandra McIntyre,
Grace Stevens, Angela Roe Turn
er and Jacqueline Wallace.
From Booklyn were Misses
Beverly Zimmerman, Velma Den
son and Carolyn Patricia Cobb.
Westchester County debutantes
were Phyllis Anne Brown, Jac
queline Channell, Vemita Jack-
son, Terry Levon Mabrey, and
Rose Marie McNair.
Willie M. Neal of Rochester
came to make her bow. Joyce
I* Carrington, Faustina Janes and
1 ’> V-A- > **f '•
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Cordon Club's Gay Fomal
AMSTERDAM NEW!
Sat, Feb. t, 1W» >
Tb* Cordon Club, Inc. held Its
annual white-iie-and-tails ball at
Joseph M-, Franklin, Samuel,
Gadsden, Robert L, Glover*
the Concourse Plaza Hotel last
Friday evening.
George W. and Greer, Willie.
Hunter, Robert, Jackson, How
Clyde Wiley la president.
Other officers include Alvah
M. Taylor. Reuben P. Smith,
Fred D. Maddox. Joseph L.
Cooper, William W. Taylor, Dr.
William H. Allen, Conaton L
Johnson, Paul C. Bradley, Louis
Hollingsworth, J. Warwick John
son, John J. Fowler and Freder
ick E. Weat.
Members Include: Armstrong,
Walter A., Baotum, John H.,
Bostic, George B„ Burke, Julian,
Jr., Campbell, Joseph R., Carter,
William H. and Eady, Clar
ence L.
Edgehill, Walter, Edwards,
ard S., Johns, Fred F., Johnson,
Harry W., Johnson Wilmer T.
Jones, Clifton C.. Kenoey, Robert
T., Layton, Paul D.
Leggett. William B., Littlejohn,
Fleetwood C., Muldrow, Soloman
B., Phillips, tfrancia A., Pollard
Clarence B., and Redd, Marlon.
Rice, John M. H., Sr.. Ryer-
son Phillip L., Sewell, Theodore
R. , Sinclair, Robert 8., Smith,
Alfred, Smith, Edward W.
Snead, Alvin L., Snead. Cornell
S. . Straud, Mitchell, Thompson
Herbert G., Todd, George O..
Turner, Maryland, Washington
Guss, Waters, Benjamin, and
Wiley, Walter H.
It appears (hat nature haa !
at the bottom of our hearts I
ente and abilities unknoww
us. It is only tbe passions t
have die power of bringing th
to light, and sometimes give
view more true and more f
feet than art could possibly
— La Rochefoucauld.
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CONFIDENCE
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HERALDS OF SPRING -
Spring bonnets are the first
signs of Spring and David
White presents here part of
his new Spring collection.
From left Audrey Smaltz is
wearing his “Canopy” a wild-
Marie Jackson were presented
from the Bronx.
Also presented were the De-
brd Bellows, Anita Branch, Glor
ia Jean Butts, Evelyn Cornick,
Barbara Jean Hudson, Deidre
Mitchell, Jean A. MiUer, Sandra
McCleland, Geraldine McLeod,
Izetta Nelson, Audrey Rowe, Bet
ty Singleton, Denis Starkes, Do
lores Starkes and Patricia Thom
as, all of Long Island.
YW Campaign
Nearing Goal
With approximately 80 per
cent of the goal raised, Upper
Manhattan Branch Young Wom
en’s Christian Association is con
fident of reaching its $11,042
goal which is the branch’s share
in the $360,000 city-wide YWCA
campaign.
At the recent finance cam
paign meeting at the branch,
the chairman, reported a total
of $8,865 collected to date.
A gift of $138.79 from Y teens
of the Branch was presented by
Miss Paula Smith.
blanketed by multi-colored
flowers and detached flower
petals; Pennye Pennix is wear
ing his design called “Cirrus”
which is a profuse grouping
of filmy appendages and slend-
er cloud white tendrils. Vera
Bennet is wearing his “Cara
van” a shiny white straw
styled along the lines of the
"Lawrence of Arabia’ look.
‘Wahlstrom Photo).
Foster Parents
And Girls Party
A party honoring foster girls I1
and foster parents of the N. Y. 1
State Training School for Girls
was held recently at the agency
group residence. 347 E. 18 Street
for some 60 girl* from 14 to 18
years of age and some 30 foster
parents.
Abraham G. Novick is superin
tendent of the school. Attending
were Mrs. Phyllis Snyder, Miss
Edith M. Swift, Mrs. Barbara
Wilkinson, Mrs. Eve K. Lowery,
Mrs. Grace Miller and Rose H.
Varick.
Among the foster parents pres
ent were Mrs. Helen Bala, Mr*.
Lillie Barton, Mrs. Minnie Brax
ton, Mrs. Barbara Bryan, Mrs. I
Jessie Bartley, Mrs. Lucille Cur
tis, Mrs. Doris Davidson, Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Henley, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Heath, Mrs.
Lillian Moore, Mrs. Henrietta
McCrea, Mrs. Mildred McDowell,
Mrs. Texanne Sanders, Mrs. Jes
sie Truitte and Mrs. Marion
i Beauticians Graduate <
The first graduation exercise
of the Abyaalnlan Beauty School
was held at the Adam Clayton I
Powell Community Center last"
Sunday. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Dan-q
lei Is director.
Rev. David Licorish was the
speaker. Mrs. Alma John pre
sided. Also on the program were
Miss Mary Gipson, Goerge Bran
ford and Mrs. Viola Crossland.
Mrs. Dorothy Y. Thomas is the
Instructor in beauty culture.
The graduates Included Karen
L. Blake, Julia Brown, Willie
Mae Francis, Annie Hines, Shar
on Melton, Essie Miller, Brenda
L. Peterson, Mary F. Robinson,
Thomas Ward and Bernice Wil
liams. .
Among the guests celebrating
with them were Messrs and Mes
dames Max Cohen, Frederick
Speight, E. Frederic Morrow, Ro
maine Lippman, Chum Reed,
Dr. and Mrs. Adam McDan
iel. George Norford, Dr. and Mrs.
Gus Granger, Dr. and Mrs.
James Jones, John Procope, Dr.
and Mrs. Eddie Sheldon, Dr. and
Mrs. Hubert Humphries, and Dr.
and Mrs. John L. S. Holloman.
And Misses, Mesdames and
Messrs Isabel Clark. Helen E.
Taylor, Frederick Blackwell, An
na Fultz, Alma Graham, Mil
dred B. Vernon of Washington
DC., Major Robinson. Charles
Dilworth, Chris Bragg, Gloria
Marquez, Mae B. Hubert, Allan
Morrison, Tish Martin Frazier
and David Means.
BARBARA'S
BEAUTY STUDIO
1723 Amsterdam Ave.
AU 3-1001 Eves. WA 7-2828
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FUN AND FUNDS. TOO —Miss
Connie Curtis, left, director of
Rheingold Extra Dry Women's
Bureau, is shown discussing the
techniques of fund raising for
club's with members of the Al
pha chapter of the Phi Delta
Kappa sorority last Saturday in
Montclair, N.J. The ladies are.
from left, Mesdames Florence
Hampton. Clara Strayhome, El
izabeth Henry, Julia Barnes
and Marie Bagby.
(Carter Photo)
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I NOW PRONOUNCE — Father
Chapman of the University of
Pennsylvania is shown as he
pronounces the former Miss
Pauline Tynes of Nassau, Ba
hama Islands the wife of Lt.
Curtis Holmes at the St. Au
gustine Episcopal Church. The
maid of honor, Miss Florence
Tynes, looks on.
(Samuels Photo)
Twelve Women'si
Club's Party i
The Twelve Women’s Club, ma
trons from Manhattan and New
Jersey, had its annual party re
cently at the home of Mrs. Es
may Maughan in Englewood N.J.I
Washington, D.C. — The ex
ecutive board of the National
Beauty Culturists League, inc.
held its national headquarters
here at 25 Logan Circle. Mrs.
Katie E. Whickham Is president.
The group launched a drive
to raise $250,000 to build a
national shrine next door to the
national headquarters designated
Feb. 10th to 16th as National
Beauty Culture Week.
Miss Christian
Wins Contest
The Recipe of the Week con
test and $5.00 was won this week
by Miss Alice Christian, 468 E.
139 Street, Bronx, for her favor
ite recipe of Old Fashioned Vine
gar Pie.
Vinegar Pie
1 baked pie shell
1(4 cups flour
3 tablespoons corn starch
(or % cup flour)
ltt cups hot water
2 to 4 tablespoons wine vine-
' gar
1 tablespoon butter
2 eggs, separated.
ft teaspoon cream of tartar
V< cup sugar.
Mix sugar with cornstarch in
sauce pan, add water, vinegar
and butter. Cook over medium
heat, stirring constantly until
mixture is very thick. Remove
from heat Beat egg yolks until
thick, stir a small amount of tbe
hot mixture at a time into the
yolks, return to saucepan, stir
ring constantly and cook for about
3 minutes.
Pour into pie shell and cool.
Beat egg whites, add cream of
tartar, sugar and beat until stiff
and glossy. Spread over pie and
brown.
Singularity
• Let those '‘■ho would affect
singularity arith success, first
determine to be very virtuous,
and they will be sure to be very
singular. —Coitoo.
Women Voters
Outnumber Men
WASHINGTON. D. C. — With
almost 4 million more women
than men of voting age, and
with the majority of all women
voting Republican, Mrs. Clare
B. Williams, top woman of the
GOP, said today that •’Republi
can women have a special res
ponsibility in politics and govern
ment.”
“There are 1,192,000 more wo
men of voting age than men In
the big ‘swing’ states of Michi
gan, New York, Pennsylvania,
and Ohio,” she eaid, ’“with its
total of 119 electoral votes.” In
New York women outnumber
men by 569.000.
As Director of the Women’s
Division of the Republican Nat
ional Committee, Mrs. Williams
is implementing the “Win With
Womanpower” theme of the 1963
Republican Women's Conference
with the “GROW” program. It
will emphasize the Grass-Roots
Organization of Women in a pro
gram of education, friendship and
growth.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Bass, Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Boteler, Mrs. Floretta Wat
kins, Mrs. Mary Walker, Jer
ome Maughan, Mrs. Ermile Rea
vis, Mrs. Thelma Reese, Miss
Dorothy Bass, Mrs. Ethel Ram
sey and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Jeffries.
Mrs. Alexander
Hosts Club Meet
Club Les Coronettes D’Or met
at the home of Mrs. Berthal
H. Alexander last Mopday.
Election of officers was held
and final plans made for its
dance “The Ball of the Dolls”
to be held at the Carlton Terrace
on February 9th.
Officers elected are Mrs. Al
exander. president; Mrs. Mar-
guerite G. White, vice president;
Mrs. Portia J. Marshall; Mrs.
Daisy M. Hayes and Mrs. Alma
J. Haynes, secretaries and Bar
bara J. Lockhart, business man
ner.
Honorary members Include Rev
M. L. Stokes. Dr. Lucille M.
Swan. James Perkins and Mike
Hedley.
Correction
Wistarians Are
uife Members
The Wistarians dub met at the
home of Miss Vemez Fields last
week at which time the group
received the Life Membership
plaque from the NAACP. Miss
Ruth Walcott la president.
Officers and members include
Misses and Mesdames Doris
Alexander, Marie Drew, Eleanor
■Detain, Enid Foreman, Elaine
Hurley, Zena Honeywell, Vemez
Fields, Olive Jessamy. Jean
Rock, Sylvia Scott and W i 1-
liemae Washington.
Author To Speak At Y
Miss Santha Rama Rau, author
and dramatist, will be the guest
speaker at The Friendly Forum
uncheon, Central Branch Young
Women’s Christian Association,
Lexington Avenue at 53rd Street,
February 7.
Miss Rama Rau will diacuss
“Women’a International Chal
lenge” from the viewpoint of her
own colorful background as the
daughter of an Indian diplomat
stationed In a wide variety of
and her travels ' In
countries
Russia.
DELIGHTED DEB — Lovely
Jewell Jackson smiles appre
ciatively towards Joe Black,
special marketing representa
tive of The Greyhound Corpor
ation, after her debut at the
International Cotillion of the
National Council of Negro Wo
men, Inc. The debut of the col
lege-bound student of the dance
was sponsored by Greyhound
at the Cotillion held at the
Waldorf Astoria.
President Kennedy
Salutes Deltas
The Delta Sigma Theta Sorority celebrated Its
PEPSI-COLA PRESENTS
THE WEEK’S
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
1—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Mt. Calvary CniiQ care. -
1—DANCE; Audubon; Community League of W. 159 St.
1—DANCE; Audubon; Starlet Social Clbb.
1— DANCE; Renaissance; St. Marks Church.
2— DANCE; Savoy Manor; The Stiches.
2—DANCE; Audubon; William White #54.
2—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Delta Mu Zeta Amlcae Club.
2—DANCE; Audubon; Enchanting 8 Social Club.
2— DANCE; Renaissance; Grenada Mutual Association,
Inc.
3— DANCE; Savoy Manor; Trio Social Club.
3— FASHION SHOW; Riviera Terrace; Mlllicent Taylor.
4— MONDAY NIGHT CAMP FUND PARTY; Frank’s
Restaurant; NY Amsterdam News.
8—RECEPTION; Biltmore Hotel; Southern Conference
Educational Fund, Inc.
8—DANCE; Concourse Plaza; Omega Psi Phi Frater
nity.
8—DANCE; Renaissance; Carver Democratic Club.
8—-BALL; Audubon; Imperial Lodge #127, IBPOE of W.
8— DANCE; Savoy Manor; Trinity Methodist Church.
9— BALL; Carlton Terrace; Club Les Coronettea D’Or.
9—DANCE; Renaissance; Mutual Society French Col.
Inc.
9—DANCE; Audubon; Los Istmentos.
9—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Ooodfellow Social Club.
9—DANCE; Audubon Ladies Auxiliary of Southern
Brothers.
9—DANCE; Savoy Manor; Berry HUI Social Club.
9—DANCE; Rockland Palace; Iere Special Club.
9—FORUM; Semi-Professional Occupations; Vocational
Outdance and Workshop Center.
9—DANCE; Dawn Casino; The Sophisticates, Inc.
9—DANCE; Palm Garden; Les Aroyos D’Haiti.
9—LUNCH-FASHION SHOW; Waldorf Astoria; Wo
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Girls Clubs To
HaveConference
"The eighteenth annual con
ference of Girls Cluix of Am
erica promises to be the most
meaningful in years,” Mrs. Wil-
Wd S. Whiteman, conference
chairman, said this week in an
nouncing the 1963 conference,
scheduled March 17 - 21 at the
Hotel Roosevelt.
The conference committeee is
composed of women active in
Girls Club work in nine states
and Canada, she said Confer
ence vice-chairman is Mrs. J.
Robert Eubanks of Atlanta,
Georgia.
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Twelve Women Meet
The Twelve Women Club held
its recent meeting at the home!
of Mrs. Josie Royer at which a
demonstration of floral arrange
ments for the home was given
by Arthur Vlotkofaky.
Mrs. Irene Bass is president.
Officers and members Include
Mesdames Thelma Reese, Esmay
Maughan, Floretta Watkins,
Fannye Caldwell, Mary Walker,
Iris Botelier, Fredericks Steph
enson, Ethel Ramsey, Ermile
Reavis and Alma Jeffries.
HIGH FASHION. SPRING ’63
—Shown is an evening ensem
ble by Gotbe. The design from
the Arabian Nights collection
Is imported silk brocade, em
broidered all over, with the
dress curving In with the body
and the coat shorter Is front
and a scooped out back.
(Photo, Couture Group, Inc.)
Girl Scouts Appoint
Miss Nora G. Springfield haa
been appointed to the position of
national executive director of
Girl Scouts the US of Amer
ica, which serves 3,500,000 girls.
Miss Springfield is a former
Lt. Cd in tbe Women’a Army
Corps, having served in the Judge
Advocates office.
Scholarships By
Lambda Kappa
Mrs. Leonor J. Watson, chair
man of the Education and Vo-
cation committee of Lambda
Kappa Mu Sorority announces
that applications are now being
accepted for the Florence K.
Norman scholarship award*.
High school graduates and col
lege students, who are interested
in applying for scholarships aid
must rank in the upper quarter
of their class and indicate fin
ancial need.
Apply to Mrs Leonor J Wat
son, 80 La Salle St., New York
27. New York.
r FREEDOM FUND -
rAACP’s Fight for Free-
Sad got a boost thia week
he gift of gl,M0.DR from
imaica branch. It waa a
special centennial presentation
made by chapter past presi
dents Paul Gibson, left and Mrs.
Dupree C. White, to General
Council Robert L. Carter.
(Layne photo)
Miss McCray Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Smith
McCray of West 156th Street have
announced tbe engagement of
their daughter Mias Robbie Louise
McCray to Charles Louis Jones
A spring wedding is planned.
Mr. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs
Zack Lee Jones, la currently
serving with the U S. Air Force
and is stationed in San Francisco,
Callfomts.
ard To TA Secretary For Public Relations
Paterson, naerstary of previous years for all charities Mr. Peterson commended the donations In the future. ;
ATG and its leaders for their thanked them for their t
York City. Transit Au- combined.
50th anniversary at Howard University, the site of
men’s Auxiliary of Unity Center of Truth.
its founding, last weekend and President John F.
9- 10—WEEKEND; Colony (Atlantic
Men of N. Y. and N. J.
Kennedy addressed the group. Dr. Jeanne Noble is
10— CARNIVAL; Riviera Terrace;
Voguettea Riding
president. * -
_____ Douglas, Mrs. Frank Reeves who
Some 400 members represen WM chairman ofthe event, Dr.
ing the 275 chapters attended and James Nabrit, Mias Joyce Brown,
heard the president praise the Dorothy Height, Dr. Dorothy
j group for its program at a lunch- Ferebee Mrs. Patrlcla Harris
Roberts and Beatrice W Watson.
[ eon meeting.
The president waa accompanied The committee included Mes-
by Louis Martin of the Democrat- dames Hobart Taylor, I. Gregory
Ic National Committee and An- Newton, Warner Lawson, Joseph
drew Hatcher of the White House F. Brooks, Ernest Eiland and
i press department.
Sam Z. Westerfield,
Ten of the founders who attend
Club.
. 10—DANCE; Renaissance; Cavaliers Men’s Club.
. 10—BANQUET; Savoy Manor; Falcon Gun and Rod
Club.
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. 12—CONCERT; Salem Methodist Church; Manhattan
Council, NCNW.
. 12—BAZAAR; Rockland Palace; Mohammed Mosque
14— FORMAL; Renaissance; Club 55, Inc.
15— BEAUX ARTS BALL; Waldorf Astoria; National
Urban League Guild.
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