New York Amsterdam News — 1963-00-00983
1963
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King Solomoi\L
Lodge At Rivera
The “Men of Distinction" of
the M. W. King Solomon Grand
Lodge of the State of New York
gave its dance recently at the
Riverside Plaxe- William R
Dames is grand master of the
Lodge. Music was provided by
the Alabama Stompers.
Officers of the Men of Distinc
tion include Robert L. Harris,
president and Daniel Newton,
Clinton Thomas. Edward $mith,
Isaac Holmes, Ernest Boulware,
Ruffin Green was chairman of
aldine FairLura h
Mesdames A Gaili
tine Galley lieotiia
Maria Henleiara q
ly Coley, B«amler
tins Barney ,|etta 1
Dorothy Sauk, An
Narcissus 4and,
Harper. GeoMcamj
ma B. HeAn j
Simmons.
the event.
Members include Calvin Bol
ton. William Broys. Warner Clip
per, Stanley Brown, James Perk
ins, Luther Cole, Bernard Em-
mors. Jack Hargrave. Frank
Flowers, Alfred Josiah, William
Kennedy, C. Lawrence. Lemon
Lyday, W. R. Mayo. George Pet
ers. J. Pinkston. Samuel Rich
ardson. Conrad Richardson. Hos
sa Spaulding.' Oliver Mallory.
Louis Penn, and Alfred G. Se
well.
Among those attending were.
Messrs, and Mesdames Robert
L. Harris, Ruffin Green, Stanley
Brown, Frank Flowers, Charles
Gillespie, Luther Cole, J. Jack-
son, William Manning, William
King, Warner Clipper, Alfred G.
Sewell, Calvin James. Harry Wa
ters, Watler Brown. William
Gaines, Green Williams, Sol Al-
baum. William Taylor, Charles
Jacobs, E. Kirkland. Winston
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NEWS, Sat, Nov. IS, 1963
The Harry Dayes
On Honeymoon
Miss Constance Durant, daugh
ter of the late Rev. E. Elliot
Durant founder and pastor of
St. Ambrose Protestant Episco-'
pal Church, was married on Oc
tober 10 to Harry O. A. Dayes
noted Barrister and Industrialist
of Kingston ana Montego Bay,
Jamaica, W.I. and are on their
honeymoon here in the city.
Friends and members of the
family have entertained for them
including last Saturday evening
when Mr. and Mrs. Frank T.
Green were host and hostess at a
cocktail party at their apart
ment in Riverdale. Guests in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. John Sil
vern, Mr. and Mrs. Denpis Ed
wards, Mr. and Mrs. Larry An
drews, Mr. and Mrs. James
Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Par
ker, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Waring,
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Heywood,
Judge and Mrs. Darwin Teles-
ford. Dr. and Mrs. Alton Ware-
ham, Dr. and Mrs. James Jones,
Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Mason. Dr.
Montague Harper. Miss Mary E.
Gibson, Miss Marcia Rowan. Mrs. I
Marion Brown and Mrs. Gloria
Reid McKinney.
J
Negro Men
Cite Women
The Contribution of the Negro
woman during the Emancipation
Century will receive accolades
from Negro men at a Tribute
Awards Banquet, November 16,
in the Congressional Room of
the Statler Hilton Hotel in Wash
ington. D. C.
The recognition is one of the
highlights of the 28th annual con
vention of the National Council
of Negro Women which opened
November 13 at the Statler.
Honorees and their fields of
achievement are Mrs. Harriett
Wright Hines of Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania in business; Mrs.
Daisy Bates of Little Rock, Ar
kansas in civil rights and educa
tion; Mrs. Diane Nash Bevell of
Atlanta,' Georgia, in civil rights
end youth leadership and Dr.
jTemmie Kittrell of Washington,
b. C. in Education.
1 Also Dr. Willa Player of
Rreensboro. North Carolina in
IJigher education; Atty. Con*
Jrence B Motley of New York
■ly in law; Mrs. Dollie Louther
I fc.nson of New York City in
■ fcr and Dr. Jane Wright of
I V York City in medicine.
| Vd Senator Verda Welcome
r 'Baltimore, Maryland in pdi-
4 and Mrs. Abbie Clement
of Louisville, Kentucky
*
AND DID YOU SEE - As
Mrs. Lillian Parsons, left, and
Mrs. Mary McCormick leave
the dance given by the 66 Non-
Panel Americans at the Audu
bon Ballroom recently. Mrs.
McCormick seem? to be recall
ing some hilarious happening
of the evening to Mrs. Parsons,
where, presumably everyone
had a gay evening. (Dummett
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African Ladies
At Lighthouse
A group of approximately 30
African and American women
will tour the Lighthouse Indust
ries plant in Long Island City on
November 20, to observe 175
blind workers operating high
speed. power-driven machines,
and at other jobs in the plant
at 36-20 Northern Boulevard.
The African women are wives
of delegates to the United Nations
from countries where blindness
is an acute probHyn. and where
there is a much higher percent
age of blindness than in the
United Stages.
The American visitors to the
factory are volunteer workers is
the Women’s Africa Committee
of the African-American Insti
tute. Some of them will act as
interpreters, since the African
ladies come principally from
French-speaking nations.
Guests Expected
Among those invited are Mrs.
S. O. Adebo, wife of the Am
bassador from Nigeria; Mrs. Na
than Barnes, wife of the Am
bassador from Liberia; Mme.
Benoit Bindzi, wife of the Am
bassador from Cameroon; Mrs.
Christie Doe, wife of the per
manent representative to the U.
N. from Liberia.
Also Mrs. Alex Quaison Sackey,
wife of the Ambassador from
Ghana; Mrs. T. Stan, wife of
the Ambassador from Tunesia;
Mrs. A. A. Usher, wife of the
Ambassador from the Ivory
Coast. Mrs. Edward Dudley, wife
of the Borough President of Man
hattan is adviser for the Wom
en’s Africa Committee.
Practical Nurses Met
Mrs. Alma Vessells John. R.N.
was the speaker at the annual
legislative meeting of the New
York and Bronx County Division,
Licensed Practical Nurses o f
New York, Inc., at the Hotel
Vanderbilt, last Monday. Miss
Clare McDonald, president of the
Division, presided.
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Theater-Dinner
By 12 Women
New Yorkers At
Tuskegee Meet
The Twelve Women, a group
The members and officers of
of matrons from Manhattan,
the Tuskegee Institute Alumni
Long Island and New Jersey be
Association of New York, Inc.
gan the autumn activities last
week with a theater party and
dihner.
attended the recent Northeastern
Regional Conference oi the Tusk
egee Alumni Association at
ligion.
i who will participate in
Program of which George
L of the staff of the Presi-
ICommittee on Equal Em
ail Opportunities, is chair-
Aclude Dr. James M. Na-
f«esident of Howard Uni-
‘S1 John MorseB of the
idenn
ness I
of CO,
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Scrugj
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coe;
Judge
Berkeley Burrell, pres-
National Negro Busi-
gue; Floyd McKissick
Dr. Edward Mazique:
[is of SNCC; Raymond
Undrew Hatcher; Atty.
I Ming; Sherman Bris-
■Miil’p Randolph and
•les F. Watson.
Washington.
Those attending included Jo
seph Combs, president and
Mrs. Eugenia R. Simmons. Mrs.
Emily Floyd, Alfred G. Sewail.
Katie O. Sewail, Wilma Durant.
Sadie Anderson, Nellie Marshall,
Bertha Stewart and Ernest L.
Demitry who is the founder of
the Northeastern Regional Con
ference. It was a two days Con-
'erence.
They enjoyed the musical com
edy, “A Funriy Thing Happened
on the Way to the Forum.” at
the Alvin Theater and had a
Japane™ Dinner.
These ladies have a serious
side also and at the first meet
ing of the season, held at the
home of Mrs. Alma L. Jeffries,
they sent a check to CORE to
aid in its legal activities.
. The members of the group in
clude Mesdames Irene Bass,
president and Thelma Reese, Es-
may Maughan, Mary Walker,
Fredericks Stephenson, Fannye
Caldwell, Iris Boteler, Ermile
Reavis, Floretta Watkins. Ethel,
Rpmsey, Josie Royer, and Alma
Jeffries.
Lambda Kappas
Aid Teenagers
Alpha Chapter of Lambda Kap-1
pa Mu Sorority gave a special
college and scholarship explora
tion meeting on last Saturday for {
the purpose of assisting the youth
group in making decision? govern
ing their educational futures.
The meeting was in the Board
Room of the National Urban
League, and was attended by
the parents of the teen-age girls
as well as members of the Sor
ority. Mrs. Leonor J. Watson, a
guidance counselor In the Higher
Horizons program of New York
City’s public schools was director.
Alpha Chapter organized its
youth group in 1961 to help in
the social, cultural and education
al development of the members
and to stimulate their participa
tion in community activities.
Membership is restricted to high
school girls. Miss Miriam Sim
mons, first president of the Al
pha-Jays. Is now a freshman at
the University of Wisconsin.
Miss Irene Borgesson is Basil-
eus of Alpha Chapter and Mrs.
Enid Baird is Chairman of the
Youth Program.
Form a good habit and read
the Amsterdam News — every
Leah!
HONORARY CO-CHAIRMAN -
Mrs. Grace Cade, one of the
three community leaders on the
Lower East Side who served
as honorary co-chairmen at the
Post-Registration Ball spon
sored by Mobilization for Youth
at the Leaox Chalet last Fri
day. Mrs. Cade is vice-chair
man of the Negro Action Group.
Other co-chairmen of the ball
was Mrs. Peter Santiago, a
founder of the Puerto Rican
Womens’ Organization and Miss
Helen Hall, executive director
of the Henry Street Settlement
House.
George Jackson
Takes Brides
Mrs. Ann Rafra and George
Jackson will be married Satur
day, Nov. 16 in the home of the
groom at 710 Riverside Drive.
Mrs. Rafra, a widow, is from
Philadelphia and now works as
a receptionist for Allied Citywide
in Queens. Mr. Jackson, a form
er Amsterdam News advertising
salesman is now an advertising
representative for Johnson Pub
lications.
Former basedall star George
Crowe will be best man and Miss
Bbrniee Hazelhurst will be maid
of honor.
Castro Gift To
Bachelor Girls
Bernard Castro announced to-
»y that St. Catherine's Day,
QUEEN’S ATTKuit _
Miss Carole Mcttt Newark,
NJ, who is sen! sociology
major at Virginia L College
in Petersburg, Va.L one of
the attendants to »jSS Vir
ginia State College”Yjss Har
riet Washington - O4reigned
as "Queen” during 1 Home
coming activities at tvollege
last week.
B-P In Teankk,
Englewood, I, ]
The first meeting of tiTea-
neck-Englewood and jnity
branch of the National itja-
tion of Negro Business anhrr>.
fessional Women's Clubsfcc.
was held at the home ofL,
Lorainetta Stennett last F\y
night.
The Teaneck-Englewood brk
was formed with the then NaA
al president. Mrs. Florence Al
Holmes in attendance, who L
dressed the club.
Mrs. Virgie Biggins Haigler!
president. Other officers inclut
Misses and Mesdames Laralne
ta Stennet, Esme Granger, Ru
Williams, Elnora Smith. Franci
Gall. Ruth Witherspoon. Alice'
Johnson, Josephine Green, Julia
Reese. Sarah Fairfax and Mabel
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