New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00800

>. 1£ • N. Y. AMSTERDAM r- NEWS’ So*-, Sept. 28,1963 Fashions To Japan Japaa will have an opportun­ ity to Me flrvt hand high fashion from America when the New York Couture Group flies a col­ lection to Tokyo in November, it ; was announced today by Miss Kittle Campbell, press director. .-The New York Couture Group goes at the invitation of Tokyo's large store Takashimaya for its fashion festival on November sth and 8th. a Larry Aldrich, president of the New York Couture Group, said "there will be about 150 pieces In the collection, fall and winter fashions and some holiday crea­ tions." The latter will be photo­ graphed against colorful Japan­ ese backgrounds. Members of the New York Couture Group participating in the show are. Mr. Aldrich, Har­ vey Berin, Bran ell, Hattie Csr- negie. Oleg Cassini. Countess Al­ exander, Davidow, Gothe. Arthur Jablow, Junior Sophisticates, Nat Kaplan, Monte-Sano & Pruian. « Originala, Paul Parnes, Pattul lo-Jo Copeland, Ben Reig, Mau rice Rentner. Herbert Sondheim. Townley, Hannah Troy, Samuel Winston, Anthony Blotta and Teal Traina. Miss Campbell assembled and will accompany the New York Couture Group show to act as commentator, helped by a Jap­ anese partner to act as trans­ lator. HAIR PIECES 100% > • *. & * of First QuaU ity, « a sily * and naturally ^matched to 'four own * 3 WAYS BETTER! EXTRA HEAVY WEIGHT osier To Cleaa • mflon't taka loss than bast . styling and quality . . . r . in costs you no more. C DESIGNERS - MANUFACTURERS C for more than forty-five years. | A. LUBELSKY Z 76 Watt 125th St. Links Campaign Seeks Half Million For NUL card lists instead of the cus­ tomary holiday greetings. Recip­ ients of the chain-letters, in '.urn, will be asked to send similar letters to people on their own holiday card lists. The Links, Inc., a national wo­ men's civic, cultural and social organization has launched its 1983 Christmas Card Substitute Campaign for the benefit of the National Urban League, it was announced today by Mrs. Fran­ ces T. Forsythe of Montclair, N. J., national campaign chair­ man. Her husband, Dr. Albert E. Forsythe, the plan's originator, said the 1963 campaign has a goal of $500,000, which will be conducted as a nation-wide chain- letter. Mrs. Forsythe, the former Frances Chew Turner of Tren­ ton , N. J., suggested the fund­ raising idea to the Links organ­ ization three years ago, as a new means of supporting the work of social agencies like the National Urban League. Raised $35,000. This plan, on a limited settle,' was carried out. and, in the for­ mer years, has raised $35,000. Funds were given to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in 1980 nnd 1961. Last year, the proceeds went to the Urban League. This year's drive is the first to be conducted on a national level.' The Links' membership con­ sists of 1,500 persons, in 97 chap­ ters will send a letter contain­ ing a bright holiday message and an appeal for funds. Mem­ bers of the Links are being asked to send the letters to people on their own Christmas greeting LADIES Taenagert ft OPHELIA DEVORE « FINISHING COURSES DEVELOP BEAUTY, POISE. ASSURANCE, GRACE and CHARM The Ophelia DeVore School of Charm 1697 BROADWAY AT 53 ST., N. Y. C FOR APPOINTMENT CALL JU 6-2144 OUT FOR FUNDS — The Links Inc. have made plans for its aqnual drive for funds for $500,- 000 to aid the Urban League through the 1963 Christmas card substitute plan. Shown discuss­ ing the project are, from left, Mrs. Virginia Savoy of Mont­ clair, N.J., national chairman; wife, Mrs. Forsythe and Mrs. Isobel C. Clark, assistant di­ rector, of the National Urban Dr. Albert E. Forsythe who is the originator of the plan; his League and a member of the Links. Masons Aid Fete Of AME Zion The M W. King Solomon Grand Lodge of The State of New York, Inc. A.F. 1 A M. participated in the recent centenary parade commemorating the one hundred years of freedom of Negroes in this country which was sponsored by the African Methodist Epis­ copal Zion Church. Among those participating William R.Damas, Grand master; Calvin James. Alfred Glassford, Smith H. Phillips, Ernest Boul- ware. William Jackson. Alfred G. Sewell. Robert L. Harris, Hosea Spaulding, Charles Woodard Elder Knox, Rev. Rone* Tinnin and Leslie Jefferson. And Rev. Pierre A. Buncamp- er, Luther Cole, Richard Twine. Edward Smith, Luciano Goua- cide, Sol Albaum, Lonnie Sutton, Robert A. Spence. Lawrence Wil­ liams, Samuel Brown, William Thomas and Allen Quarterman. Also Fred G. Braxton. William Thomas, Theodore McCoy, Levi White, Louis Penn, Eric Henry, Wayne Sobers, James Stewart, Richard McCann, Eugene Smith, Ernest G. Benjamin, Albert Pres­ cott, William King and James Stewart. "Fete De Joie" Error In a photo in the September 21 issue of the Amsterdam News with the caption "Fete De Joie Mrs. Pearl Douglas wag errone­ ously listed as Mrs. J. R. Barnes, wife of the assistant commission­ er of Trinidad.” The Amsterdam News regrets ‘he error and sincerely hopes that no embarrassment has oc­ curred to either of the ladies or their relatives. HIDE GRAY HAIR IMBESHNIMHU ATALL DRUG STORES DOUBLE BIRTHDAY — Bish­ op J. Arthur Jones, pastor of Temple Emanuel of the Bronx, is shown with his daughter Sheila as they celebrated their birthdays last week at their West Bronx home with a dinner party. J Joneses Have Double Party Bishop J. Arthur Jones, pastor of Temple Emanuel in the Bronx celebrated their birthdays last Friday and Saturday at the Jones home In West Bronx. Sheila celebrated her day And Rev. and Mrs. L L. Turn­ er, Rev. and Mrs. L. J Spivey and Misses and Mesdames Lau­ ra German, Vera Smith, Carrie Newkirk, Dorothy Anderson, V. • .Ly. WoodaU. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. .wit“fEliralk. Gtice Watly, Flora Bond a dinner party and among those attending were Miss Lynda An­ derson, Miss Ursula Jones, Stan­ ley Johnson, Frances Miller and Mort Freeman. ' Among those attending the fes­ tivities for Bishop Jones on Sat­ urday were Rev. and Mrs. S. Y, Burnett, Rev. and Mrs. S. A. White; Rev. and Mrs. S. J. Wim- bish; Rev. and Mrs. Norman Quick and Rev. and Mrs. R. R. Davis. and - Jean Robinson. Also T. T. Thomas, Mrs. Mary Campbell, Mrs. Catherine Berry, and Paul Fashaw. Bishop O. M. Kelly, state Bi­ shop of the Church of God in Christ extended congratulations Daughters Give Mother Surprise Mr*. Phebe Martins, business woman of Harlem, was given a surprise birthday party last Sat­ urday by her daughters Mrs. Barbara Price, and Mrs. Mary Morris and son-in-law, Melvin Price, Sr. in the spacious re­ creation room of their home at 929 E. 220th St. in the Bronx. 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