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1963
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Mahalia
Sings In
Jamaica
Mahalia Jackson, culled the
“greatest gospel singer’* of them
all comes to Queens on Sunday
'October 27 next in a concert at
the 104(h Field Artillery Bn Ar
mory at 98rd Avenue and IRSth
Street in Jamaica. This will be
Miss Jackson's first concert in
Queens in a long time
, The concert is being produced by
the Rev. George B Lockwood of
the People's Community Church
of Long Island City and a special
group of citizens who are trying
|to raise enough money to build
a Recreational Center, adjacent
to the church, for young children.
Joe Bostic, famous gospel disc
jockey, will be the master of cere
monies of the occasion
Night Clubs
amusements,
theater
Don McKayle
At Academy
Dancer-choreographer Don
ald McKayle and his Dance Com
pany will be presented by the
Brooklyn Ballet Association at
the Brooklyn Academy of Music,
30 Lafayette Avenue, at 3 p m.
Sunday. October 20. This is part
of the bid that the Academy of
Music is currently making to
attract more of the boroites to
cultural performances at the
famous old landmark.
Produced by Normand Maxon,
the performance will feature four
main dances — Nocturne, a re
vised version of Blood of The
Land), Rainbow ‘Round My
Shoulder, and Games.
“Rainbow" is a recreation of
Mr. Kayle's famous work of toil
and sorrow on a chain gang for
which he received great critical
reviews.
NEW SINGER—Caroline Ran
dolph of 665 St Marks. Brook
lyn, is on a new quest for a
singu.g career Originially from
Manhattan but raised and
schooled in Brooklyn, Caroline
is 23 years old and features
a solid 34-24-40 tigure. She was
married and has three chil
(West Photo)
dren.
Miss Jackson will attend serv
ices at the church in the morning
before singing at the Armory at
4 p m. Also appearing on the pro
gram will be The Mitchellairs.
McDonough Center To Be
Dedicated October 27
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Center. Striking pretty poses
are Joyce Ogarrd. front, and
Delanor Donato and Beverly
Morgan. 4
I for the re-training of school drop
outs.
School to serve working mothers;
it will foster a program for senior
citizens and for local civic and, COMMUNITY GLAMOUR —
«K-!al groups. There will be a Thig ,ove, trio of Brooklynite.
Remedial Reading School: a
school for Released Time Classes helped highlight the recent
Festival of Glamour held at the
Under the Co-Chairmanship of
George Meares and George Mal-
louk, the Service of Dedication
and Cornerstone Laying of the
McDonough Street Community
Center will take place on Sun
day afternoon, October 27. 1963
at 3:00 P.M. The Center is lo- for reiigious training; recreation-
cated at 506 McDonough Street 3^ Facilities fob young and old.
There will be programs for cul
in Brooklyn. The Cornerstone
tural enrichment, such as classes in photography etc. And funds are
Laying will follow the Service
in painting, interpretive dancing,} being sought from foundations
at which time many dignitaries
will be present; among them are
Rodman Rockefeller, Boro Pres
ident Abe Stark, the Honorable
Anthony J. Celebrezze, Secretary
of Health, Education and Wel
fare; Mrs. Ursa Poston, Youtn
Work Coordinator, representing
jthe New York Executive Depart-
jment of Division for Youth; the
IHonorable Arthur J. Rogers, Di
rector of the New York City
Youth Board; Mrs. Smadbeek,
Chairman of the Board of Di
rectors of the Hecksher Founda
tion; Dr. Truman Douglass, head
of the New York State Associa
tion of the United Church of
Christ; the Reverend J. Archie
Hargraves. Field Secretary of the
Board of Homeland Ministries fo
the United Church of Christ.
TUNEFUL TEAM - The Dy
namics, led by Brooklyn songs
tress Gloria Tucker, gives out
with a song at the third annual
dance of the Forget Me Not
Social Club held Saturday at
the Club Sixty-Five, 13 Astor
Place. (Merritt photo)
Chuck Jackson
At Brevoort
Chuck Jackson, crest riding re
cording star, comes to the Bre
voort Theater on Bedford Ave
nue in Brooklyn for two days
only in a package show produced
by deejay Reggie Lavong, Oct
ober 19 and 20.
Besides Jackson the package
will include Gladys Knight and
the Pips who were red hot a few
months ago, Betty Harris and or
gan swinger Doc Bagby.
Club La Marchal
137 Nostrand Ave.
car. President St.
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Presents
EVERY FRI. • SAT. • SUN.
Beginning Frt, Oct. 11, 1963
SOCIAL SET — Two of Queens
Outstanding ladies, Mrs. Irene
J. Gaines (left) of Lakeview
an avid civic worker, and Miss
Florencia (Fuzzie) Stewart, well
known restauranteur, (right)
are seen at the Rlnkydinks
Dance last Sunday, as guests
of Mrs. Mildred Robinson (cen-
1 ter), wife of the columnist.
THE
(West photo).
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Snatcher
David Coles, 2f). of 323 Con-
jvent Ave., charged with robbery’
is being held in $2,500 bail for
a hearing in Bronx Criminal
Court this week.
Police said Coles snatched Mrs.
Miriam Paseerman's pocketbook|
Wednesday night In front of her
home at 1920 Walton Ave., Bronx,
and fled. Two men chased and
captured Coles and turned him
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All this will be preceded by a
parade from Fulton Park led by
the Prince Hall Masons of Brook
lyn of which James Johnstone is
Grandmaster, and boy and girl
scouts, Drum and Bugle Corps!
in the area, etc., etc.
The McDonough Street Com
munity Center was erected at a
cost of $250,000.00. It is sponsored
by the Nazarene Congregational
Church of which the Reverend
H. Alexander Baron is pastor.
The Center will function in
many areas • among them will
be a Mental Hygiene Clinic: a
Program for retarded Juveniles
and adults; a Day Care Nursery
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