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1 1 - . : .J iJo i m.Ai" .:. .., "'' '...'..., r .,,.,.d "" : ."- '1_ ,.":"'-.3.< .. : _o _;. : : t : : '; ; : .. ; i: ," ; , > I : .L' : > : nr..H ; ' : n ' . :_ : : : : :' ( ', 1 :;<' i . : :: 'r , : ; .' : ,.' ..,: .ia --i: \ Beginning; 'TifllS' Weefc-A New ,feti: *ur -Mi mi News&PicturesNEGRO ; . " PAREitPN TO MOVE Jf c PUPILS INTO WHITE SCHOOLt t r Md " I - Masons Endorse Plan tJ m tiN w N Q) ,toR/d I ; 0 . 8R To Increase : Vote . . :viol 12-N0.26 And IIIWI: Saturday, September 30. 1961 Jacksonville 9. Pla. K'Q ,1 . A it t ., Y. 1 1J E Er. Ez ' Mass Funeral : " : _. r PIannq 1 " 7. Fdr7in_ Truck Wrec i.' - t tk ,I 1 Truck Wreck Claimed Worst Contributors Youth Council r .;ot.;.;:"..'...'..<,.;...' tn ,Duval County's HistoryFuneral To fire VictimsThanks Will Report . .. ".. .(. .,. services for last Sunday's. seven truck accidentvictims to the gen- ""'" ,' "x will be held 'Saturday. Six of the fatalities erousity of Jaxons the Stores'At Survey .' '. ;# .n families who lost all of , p ;,? will receive mass funeral rites starting at Mass.: .Meeting! . .. ...'.. their possessions nearly ,.. ' ;?-I.(' : '1 in Mt. ,Ararat Baptist Church, Rev. Dallas J. ' __ ">, p.m. three weeks Jf i # -; f. ago duringthe J. A..u. . ",..".. . . "i"' "- -" \ Graham, pastoroffic ating. Mrs. Claudia Respess, 42; fire which The -Jax NAACP Youth -_ -. --i:': : X r--Jl: = ':"' '; :YL:;.' ,,1 ''',); &J destroyedan Council will her daughter, '''Sarah Respess, 18: Claudette Rice, 7; apartment house on give a full TRAGEDY saddened the Jax community last Sunday. Sept. 24 when a truck carrying report on its month-long Richard Lavonne Rice, three months Gail Patricia Ann the Eastside, are, as 21 people home from a visit with former ; neighbors overturned, caught fire and the survey of concerns doing term far- , caused the death of six persons. At least ten others were rushed to two local! Jones, 2}# months; .and ,Denance Rice will then he interred ing well. goes business in predominately - hospitals, where another ,later died. This was claimed 'to have been the worst in Mt., Olive Cemetery. Graham Funeral Home in charge.At The STAR wishes to add Negro residentialareas single vehicle accident in Duval County's history. 3:30 p.m. services for Len Bernaad Cummings will be to the donor's list this it was announced.The . ... -- held in Carters Funeral Home Chapel. week by saluting Mrs. disclosures will I- Maps Four Mothers Receive The'trag di- termed 1 Ellen Henderson, Mrs. take place during a Disturbed one of the most r "fair" condition Rosa Veal, Mrs. Ann Public mass' meeting ble 'single both Brewster Hospi- Washington, Mrs. M. L. slated for 4 p.m. Sundayin : ,Pronged- Plan. Transfers Ati Blacker ,SchooL ciders_ .:.JJW1u..Y i& Lt aL and Duval ,Medical Carter, Miss DorothY St. Stephen AME .'... "1i I'Bt' o :roe enter."ere:' 'N ell.1 D."espeSs't .- Thorp and Mrs Quincy Church, Davis and Fifth Appearing here to ad- Additional criticism was heaped upon the Duval approximately' 5! t| 5; Dorothy J. Incidently, the'statfwas Street', .' .9,' dress a public mass County School Board this week when a group of moth- near the, }'. j. 4; Sally Mae unable to pick up According to the coun- meeting which was held ers, very much disturbed ,over the local churchschoolsetup of Lee and/Bay* I 8 ; and Hugh clothing and furniture cil, survey teams have Thursday night in Ebe- went to Isaiah Blocker School and secured At the'ytime 48, husband of during the week due to been conducting research -' nezer Methodist Church, transfers applications to move their children to .. the ,d. ad- woman; Carol the exigencies of main- projects investigating - Rev., A.. Leon Lowry white schools-- having empty ,.classrooms..- Collins Evelyn Res- taining our deadline, such areas state president of, NAACP During a meeting with pess, and Claudia Rice. but we plan to carry on affecting Negro em- Branches announced that the NAACP here Monday .Saturday to the best' of ployes as: salaries, the organization was now night, the mothers gavea on 21st 'Street and one in HtH our ability. Thanks job opportunities hour- engaged in a farreaching full report on their the Florida Avenue area. Oxon again. and God Bless ly wage, segregated facilities - ; No Issue With Churches ,. _u ., promotions four-point program. previous meeting with a All of You! -o A During a press conference local school board official The parents told the' ;: #; ".::1tJI E. 0. S. and* other benefits including - staged Wednesdayfor with one motherin Florida Star that they L1 { ; ;'. annual vacations, local news media particular reportingthat ; have no resentment against I .u health insurance, and the Rev. Lowry who was assisted when she questionedthe i the- four local right to bargain. .but are very \ ', Names of firms using by Rev. J. B. F. board representativeon I churches Better Williams Jax Branch reasons for the movingof much "disturbed" over I Relation discriminatory practiceswill president, gave the four Negro pupils into four ;, the present "pussy- I :."::1\\ be revealed in the salient points) which the local churchesclassrooms footing" of the school Being Sought Florida Star's Oct. 7 Florida NAACP is now the official was on the part of school I issue.A . embarked upon.Marking "nasty" and refusedto officials over their GEORGE RESP program is also them in orderof give reasonable explanations gross mishandling of ...Drove Death DETROIT--Seconded by a planned. their importance, to her ques- the matter. incident, 21 Southerner, the House of Rev. Lowry gave the new tions. Last Monday night, the four believed Y Deputies of the Episco- POLICE REPORTWilliam organizational program: Tuesday morning, between ; mothers in bringing the the -- a pal Church adopted a 1. A :massive statewide i the hours of 8: 30: : matter to- the attention' seated in the resolution deploring Flagg., 61,* of 615W. voter registration drive; and 9 a.m. the mothers 'i :. of the Jax Branch of the rear, were racial segregation and Union Street was injured - (This program will be whose children are NAACP, intimated' that from visiting approved study programs when he was' attacked beaded by Ruthledge assigned to Isaiah Blocker should present conditions in a former improve race rela last Sunday at 540.W. union TOM ASHBY tions. Pearson of Jackson- went to the school prevail, legal Pitiful will be taken asa The accident The resolution was Street by a man whom he refused - ville. ). ; 2. A campaignto and requested transfer action increasr equal employment applications. After a last resort. reveals that the results of offered by the Massachusetts to loan some money opportunitiesfor considerable length of ton, stake invest delegations and. police reported. Negroes; 3. A step- time had passed, they lacked one of, in the fatal was seconded by a lay- Flagg told police he ar- ped up program to erase I were able to get them. POUCERERT rear wheels of Leroy reader, John Paul Causey. rived home from work whena segregation in all forms I Enpty ClassroomsIt .. it rounded Lee of 665 W. Church from West Point, Va. viaduct last Sunday is Tom man, known only as Waiter - ,from Bay relative to public is, a known fact that 1'.0 schools, colleges and there are now several Frank Allen, of 1314 W. the sudden same address. *. asked to borrow. some facilities State Street told passenger money from him. other public ; all-white schools located police -- --- --- .. ., and 4. Acceptance of on the fringe areas that sometime between 2 p.m. dently caused q ;;, :<":' .: 4 - J Negroes in the Florida of Negro and white resi- and 7 p.m. last Saturday, overturn. g :''\':; -- : ;%14r , National Guard, dential areas which reportedly someone entered his room Witnesses '. '-"" .. ) ; James Hawkins, grand have empty by forcing a back door and, the truck ,, f; '.,; Ct. ;: secretary Most Worshipful classrooms. It was 'took .1-brown suit valuedat its side for .: , feet and came Union of Masonic learned that, these Lodges State Florida, particular schools are $40 and two pairs of on the ' Prince Hall Affiliate Brentwood another one pants valued, at $17. pouring '- Dr.Illustrious R. 'R. Grand Williams,Master,, r 'Receive Prison .SentencesPLEADING In I the punctured ignited victims and tank and } 4 read a resolution from .. __ who had been the grand lodge' endorsing -' !{ J ' f the NAACP'S statewide --,,(. ; from the vehicle. , k J voters' registration ... ;;:., Policer. .belle "'','I' ..: .. most of 7the< ' : . prograa. Mr. Hawkins said that ",.'; !'jt\ \: were knocked 3x ' when the truck ": . the Masonic Lodges plan : : - will be carried out in .'...' .._.... .y turned. Y , !' Many of the t. every area, of the: state >." Si were burned, r.' and will entail between recognition 20 and 25.000 working y7 others who had Beaters of the order. body barns of 25 4 Y - and upward were i r I . 1r by wailing . Brewster aad gilts to two counts o'f: grand lard emJ. '24- cal Center. PRESS CONFERENCE---Daring a press conference held Wednesday afternoon In the year old t.1as'Charles Vernon Bailey of 3547'Calvin Both hospitals Masonic Temple auditorium Rev. A. Leon'towf7. (center). State NAACP president St., and Chester Allen Bailey 'of 927 W. 'tl'8t.. an sTll-out, < launched the organizations new four-point program.. Participating with Rev. Lowry. ''were sentenced this week by Criminal Cohrt'Jmdp: extra doctors were Janes, Hawkins, (left) Grand Secretary* ,Host Worshipful Union of Maspnic ,William T. Harvey to respective 18-month prison At noontime Lodges, State of Florida, Prince Ball Affiliate and $*v. j. B. P. Will lews., 'Jax 4. J( \ terms The brothers were charged with the",theft still confined Branch president. Also present were John Brooks, NAACP's national Director of T;r.,1t,1'J". et.BtrobMtt**. from a W. Charob St. wareaowewfeere. Iri'aitne. Voter Registration. and Robert Saoaders. Florida NAACP executive secretary. f.: :: Chlrtarwa.. eMlFed. v '-': : :i ;';f;: (Royal Art Studio Photo) ,.( ;.;i" .: ;"- 4', 41" '. .'--,<., ,. ,' :, .. > : - : ' ,_ .. . r' .. :: ,.', I- : : rl b ,. . ?- ,I-: t. ' :c' r !.- '; ; /', 0' J \ . ' , t, -c_ ' : I , " --Jj .. . , ' S N : E. : ' : , : . I ., : '; ,"_.' :" :." . . pAC ..T1P0' !' '., .': .:-.' FLORIDA STAR .. j September 30' _IQfllV i VVA , J'1 ' ; '" ';'- .. .. s :" p- 1.r, r.a iA ": c1 :, POLITICS AS USUAL I i 1 f. I J ' .stAIL -' THE FLORIDA: " \ ? By ERIC ct aMPsQHCINCINNATI. \ 's|: NEWS. \ While the recent Senate vote to - : tit A''L table action ' against the filibuster may not 1 I Published by The Florida Star Publishing Co.' have been "a completely accurate test of the '"Member' Associated. Negro Press" 3TL sentiment of the , fa Senate (its) staging was a ERIC O. SIMPSON,......................-..-.........:......Jtenogfa Editor. f l fairly accurate reflection of the Kennedy Ad- . ,ALYSON i. WISE..Na............_...........-.....:...-...........Newt feBfcA fL4k.I r ministration s strategy on the basic questionof legislation in ,the civil " HILDA WC|>TBt...;.. ..._...._...._.._..__..__.'arcul tlon'Manager i rights field I NAACP Executive Secretary Roy Wilkins declaredin I : MAJNrfcFFlCE:: & PLANT: .. an address prepared for delivery here tonight - 2323 Mon f Iood.......__.... .._....... ...... +one' Elgin 4-6782:.' iz.i r .. ( Saturday Sept. 23) I ; : r Speaking at the Freedom Fund dinner of the annual - 1 r Mailing Address: Ohio State Conference of NAACP branches .. P. O. Box 561, Jacksonville 1, Florida, Mr. Wilkins charged ,that Senate Majority Leader s I I k [Mike Mansfield post-poned debate on rules _ SUBSCRIPTION RATES.- [change until the final week of the session Half *3.00 , One Year $5.00; Year ': Mailed To You Anywhere In The United.States .r tr when everyone wants to go home and when a Siifecrlptlon Payable In Advance Send Check or Money Order To : : wild scramble was on to clean up business and I FLORIDA STAR-P. O., Box 561-JACKSONM w E 1,FLORIDA get favorite legislation through.' ; :Moreover, ,he went on, the Montana / THE FLORIDA STAR STANDS COftV A, I "V . Civil Service Jobs, } rL4j ;;4 : uLAMti Democrat simultaneously "calledup :' 1. dry and County ;; the question of cloture" and . : 2. Negro Road Patrolmen i ( "filed a petition to close de- ,.' -" 3. Nejro ,Firemen ' , bate on the motion ,to take Mine Police Officers up , I 4. Negro the actual issue of a change of -. ._ ,5. More Squad Cars tor Negro Politemen ,;.... 1 the rule. s [ ynder the procedure, .da.: ig ,.--. such a petition must be voted . Installment 'Buying .". upon two days after being offered. *. .? "Thus, in two short days the legislative pro- ::& .$; J > tection of the ordinary, garden variety of is installment buying the economic vii ain of civil rights of 20.000.000 American citizens t :tlle'pfece?< Or is it, as has been said, the was brushed off. " "lifeblood'of our commercial prosperity?" HOW tae NAACP leader noted that' both Ohio senators + Men have argued the matter frequently of LONG WILL MISSISSIPPI BE ALLOWED TO TARNISH FREEDOM MR. PRESIDENT. Frank P. Lausche and Stephen M. Young voted ' late. Now the ladies--a couple of them,, for cloture. Senator Mansfield he notably---are at it. h __ __ ,= pointed out served notice "that he did not intend to bringup One of the feminine contestants is Sylvia : '. -; the rules change in 1962, so that postpone- Porter Wall Street columnist. The other is Y Weekly '. ment could be one to 1963. " Helen Arnold whose recent Readers Digest .. The filibuster, device by which'civil rights V article described such credit as a menace. V V Horoscope Guide V measures may be talked to death in the Senate 'Preposterously naive," is what Miss Porter V I ;was characterized by Mr. Wilkins as 'the 20th calls the Arnold article. On 'March 31, she WHICH ARE YOUR LUCKY DAYS FOR .- Century model of the 19th Century ankle. iron. says, only 1.92 per cent of consumer loansat BUSINESS LOVE TRAVEL With tricky words and slick booby. traps, aided the nation's banks were delinquent. She by a gentlemen's working greement between non- + adds that Miss Arnold's "nightmarish story f By PAILO The ASTROLOGER .1 southerners and the descendants of the former ' underlines the intelligence and common slave owners Negro Americans although called \ . sense of the vast majority of us.", citizens, are denied Congressional protectionof That has the sound of a clincher and yet ,LEO 2nd) Raise money for their citizenship rights in the U. S. If the columnist means that those of us who flora'March.21 tiim April 20tii Bora.July 24th thre Aofott 23 going enterprises, but not Senate they are as hamstrung today in their go bankrupt are short on intelligence we'll at a price that could leave fight for freedom as they in were by Every once a while it any overseeror have to part company with her. For luck, in is necessary to developnew If you want to buy or sell you Indebted for too much, set of bloodhounds in slavery days. Whatever - property, or too long a time. Do not the form of loss of a job sudden'sickness or or contract for skills in the pursuit progress thay have made has been despite other unforeseeable misfortune too oftenan :' certain work to be done, let. them get you in a position the pf your vocation, in order Senate of the United States. " decisive waste no time in useless where you are at a equally and rufnous factor. ; And ;to keep up with the QUickLY. i ,all of us, smart or stupid, are subject to luck ,changing world. Anything ; bickering which may only disadvantage (5th-6th). lead to a stalemate. The't'endency. Your emotions could become Installment buying, for that reason, is a form 'you can work out to'cb pe Cancer Grant Q of to. : act hastily .your worst enemy. There is $25,000 gambling. It is that at least, for all ex- with such possibilities, 'I should be. Smothered at always room for sslf- cept those who, know without question that they in your particular field of Miami 1, could, by a slight readjustment of timing, endeavor, 'nay be truly inspired : once before it gets you improvement, and now is Given UniversityTo just well committed to a course of the time. M as pay cash. on the 1st-2nd. Heed i action that further pursue ways to help control and involve Installment buying helps business It is the may 8-60-77-13-21-867 the American eventually conquer cancer, mate's wishes in the , your : protracted and costly con- abuse of installment buying that hurts. And Cancer Society has issued an institutional too matter when you doubt your troversies (5th-6th). This . overextend.many buyers can't resist the temptation to own good jndgaent. 1 should be a fine time to CAPRICORN cancer grant of $25,000 to the University 'df engage personnel. Boor Den 22 thru. Jan...20 Miami. The grant was awarded in response to a formal application made by Dr. M .Michael DEFENSIVE DRIVINGAre 5-80-44-17-92-584 9-20-22-16-96-921. Sigel chairman of the Institutional Research j VIRGO A healthier and happierway GrJUlt 'Committee it is effective' from September you a "defensive driver" ? If you are TAUBtJS Bom Aug. 24 thra Sept. 23 of life is engenderewhen 11961* through August 31 1962. *: you have lively and The institutional grants, a spokesman - Born April 21 thru May 21 purpose to to left not prepared swerve suddenly or dependable people sur- for the Society explained is primarilyVr , right to avoid a careening automobile to The exercise of good. Unless you are one of the rounding you. Conflictingpulls for of studies in the researchfield. Judgment, and the raisingof : expansion cancer, , into the roadside yank your own car violently should be allowedto J. lucky few who day still be not I funds ' your fondest hopes is The money so designated provides head-on then ditch to avoid a crash, perhaps prolonging their vacation Impair your good Judgment ' you should learn how to meet such emergencies.Many pursuits, you should be promised, on the 1st. 'Take (6th) Tne' weekend .to help support qualified cancer investigatorsand fatal and near-fatal collisions involvea very busy and productive.You follow-up action immedi- may be a pleasant and researchers for initiation of new or / third or even a' fourth vehicle tnat' may have may find plenty of food ately for you are more apt stimulating. one (7th). I special studies and for continuation of approved - .been driven at the time as safely as could be._ fof thought, in this connection to hesitate and draw back ; projects. These projects include research -, 3-80-33-15-42-383 I in cellular growth, chemistry, bacteriology - The careful, unsuspecting, take-no-chances / from the 1st thereafter. Some people : drivers were caught in death traps.A thru 3rd. Your heart has may not be at all backward surgery medicine and othgrdelated couple of recent examples illustrate the the answers. about using them to extract AQUARIUS fields concerning cancer. point. On a Tennessee highway a car driven bya : tribute in one form or an- Jorq.Jan 2} tarn Feb. 19 Because research is considered a basic hope ' 3-40-33-18-58-341 for investigating controls and cures for.cancer other. : young sailor hit another automobile, then : the Society has been steadily increasing - crashed into a third one driven by a minister 1-30-77-14-75-137 Although there is not too , . its allocations ff> the Lastyear. r purpose. and his wife coming back from a night service. GEMINI k-nuch in the way of ac- ' : the total investment made in grants and In South Carolina, a speeding car that left Born May*t thru Jane 21 LIBBA tibity, you can still take , itxcol-" Bern Sept. 24 thra Oct.:to : awards amounted to $129,358.00, an increase of skid marks fof hundreds of feet after very important steps for- lided with a second car in the opposite lane, Take advantage of the ward. The first one would more than $8000 over the previous. year. crashed into a third vehicle and killed two favorable aspects that No matter how other beg be to draw _up a program - persons.It dominate the week to expedite and coax, do not reveal that should make it is, not enough to drive at a sensible speed, all work and other your trade or financial possible for you and yours, to keep on your side of the road, and to obey matters that are awaiting secrets. The confidential to build the foundationfor all traffic rules. You should be ready, so far your attention. An impatient I interviews or arrangements real future security as possible, to act in that -sit second when, streak, or the can lead to profitable returns (1st-2nd). Solicit counselsof V .-j , :a thunderbolt of, a car out of control rushes goading of a friend,, for all concernedon your mate. , towards you. Anyone who has _sever, given seriou may impel you to jump to I the 1st2nd. It is wise 6-30-11-12-84-631 ' thought to what can be done-in such an emergency conclusions, or to arriveat check on the backgroundsof should think about it., Knowing what, to do strangers. .r18OE8 a decision that may have might some day save your life. the makings of future and 790111963791gooEPio Bore Feb II ftnIIarch II, sharp controversies (5th- ... , I'indthe 6th). Obtain the advice or You may have no better " .;)-<;, - .. strength opportunity this month, elders. JIb.cw..'M, .t.IIta JIIL.JI. ' than on the 1st-2nd, to for life. 1-60-66-12-31-162 arrive at common decisions It is not too difficultto your . with someone who is, or enlarge on your circleof : GANGER who may become part of, << ... -e',. fr4rJeg friends when you take your future existence. You the pains to be helpful, 1 F should not allow yourself S Life does not always have entertaining and a source be driven against your G to be serious business of inspiration. Valuable 'better 'Judgment, or to ...0.1.y eves if some people may friendships are too previous - r consider giving up a pro- try to make you believe to jeopardize just ' la is 'situation on the : ing ,otherwise. Yea seem to have for the sake og catering 1400 WRHC 1400 strength of claims that : . the green light to roam to momentary whims. aroud, take up new interest there are better ones* to V. .'!.'. _-J'DATUitR'B--..._ ., i 2-40-93-17-54-249 "J 1 and ,be found efsei&ere.eCath... ) do anythingtkt i. BJ >* r n -- *: KEN KNIGHT is rood for JOur mind -tiKfT. ' f. ' 4705519634'75FLOIUDA'STAIt ' ....... '" PBE3ZNTJNQ ' (1st-tod. Tbis Is whereit ... , \ KNIGHT TRAIN j would be invaluable to Daem !1YIt e...>tIt 8.SPJC 12.1 NIO13LT'i i JOM'M a sate or partner + SWEET CHARIOT. 0-i aow Nit in, wfco ta pat"effective efceefces tae to ID jo icoKxxiT than tjan I looks BLUES THE KNIGHT INCVEKYCOLOMDHOM IN aa if yet have . '$.v1fIprwF4a 7611 Jr&I J8t1.'l1.un118: some pretty. Important : HII.U. MONDAY ttel,8ASUBDJLY .' : irons IB-E.,.the, .tire.- :".(.istf '-- '- -- -.. .. -- -..... .. , : ; -\> .f. " '_ ; J--- r.,: -" - .: : : : W : : ;d -- -=&- . .. ' . ,. : > '- - .. .f' ; 1t ; ;-' ,.-- ." ..r-, ..,.. o. ; ...- ',-, ... t '.' -<' ., ' ,' ... - s . S; Yt r / I "' i ( .. .. j ; . ____ _ Is.-.. VV V ,< -' ; " -z -' I . I. ",_.. ..... . ..- ' -.J: ': c FUKBASBR P'DHE _' September. ,30. 1961.-7 - I .JIoilB .-. ' T BIRTHS - S I rr Births ft Brewster Hospital r * Mr. & ors Lawrence May c with. Rt. 7 Box 68, Jai, Fla. XOUISE-G., GUINYARD 4 : Boy . ! Mr. &: Mrs. Nathaniel Law- t H 1485' West State St. son, , . i" .' b (Twin ) B018. A . Mr. & Mrs. George Grant, Quests attending the "Bon Voyage' party given for : 1918 W. 4th S t.J. Boy Miss Padrica Mendez were 'greeted with: unique and 3. I Mr. &: Mrs. Jimmie Arline, i beautiful decorations when they entered the home of 1.t 1559 W. 18th St. Girl. Isi: the .hosts Mr. and, Mrs Clarence Von. Bostlck. The Mr. & Mrs. Fred Curry, I interior o? the Kibault Road residence: was literally ,, l 1785K Davis St. Boy. studded with original oalntlngs. of Italian landmarks. 7 s a Mr. &: Mrs. George. Williams Miss Mendez., talented &r ekr&I 1220 Division St., Boy. daughter of Mrs Jamie 4 4 Mr. &: Mrs William Boston Mendez and the late Mr. 276 Stockton St. Boy r. Pedro Mendez. was being- :t r> :- . ..,; Mr. &: Mrs. Percy .Mango, honored on the eve of her .\"." >,,'"' >' . '-,{ ).Gi ': 1$ 36 W. 9th St. Boy. : departure for Rome, Italy ''" '!ti ! :--) :..: ;;(Ii., I, '' Mr. &: Mrs. Bassel Ran- Si.; there 'she will study vocal .it '< '..' ",f - '" -t'ti;< 1. dolph, 1505 Frances Ave. , ;' ,music with the Rome Opera jf. : ' 0 tl.'. J.- .: Atlantic Beach Girl. 1<< Company. ;$ ..>" . - \ ._. Mr. &: Mrs Willie Bell ;., Among, well-wishers were ; ,: A iff/'f.y.-; 2019 lister St. ; Boy. r1. " { : : lIr and Mrs. Ernest J. t .' : : Lq j- Mr. &: Mrs. Roosevel r - Smith Kr. and Mrs Rai for t r. :':: J : ; Smith 1637 W. 14th St. , A. Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. .... Boy . Miss, Malissa Robinson Mr. Johnny . Nathaniel, Greene, . .. Mr. &: Mrs. Joseph Rollins!, Williams, Jr., Miss, Vivian Taylor, Mrs. Rosemond Satter-, , 1597 W. 29th St. Girl. white Miss Guelda White, Mr. Samuel Williams, and Mr.- :.: 'tS f/ , ,'jj.. I Mr. &: Mrs. James Williams Harold Donald. .... The honoree delighted the guests with several solos. ,"jJ" .' ; Mr. &: Mrs. William Linwood - .... ......... .. ..... .. . 2044 Davis St. Girl Prior to the lovely'party given by The C. Von B osticks, Mr. &: Mrs. Prince Phillips --- ----,-- -L- --- 4306 Grunthal St... Girl. they motored to Conway, South Carolina to attend the wedding of Miss Harrlette Brown and Mr. James Washington BRIlLIANT EVENT --- Ode of the most brilliant events of the fall-winter social season was ushered in SUn- Mr. &: Mrs John Jenkins day when' Miss Gwendolyn Jones, the daughter of Mrs. Lottie Jones and also a member of the Duval County 1151 W. 23rd St.,80y. both Conway residents. public school's instructor's staff. became the bride of Rev. C. B. Dailey, prominent pastor of First Bap- Mr. and Mrs. Raiford Brown, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. :tist Church here.' The highly impressive event was officiated by the groom's father, Rev. C. J. Dailey, Mr. &: Mrs. Thomas Smith Walker, well-known Jacksonville residents, accompaniedThe pastor of St. Paul Baptist Church Indianapolis, Indiana. 3210 Plateau St. Girl. Bosticks to South, Carolina and they were entertainedby Fellow .members, of the clergy along with friends and members of the newlyweds families served as ceremony Mr. &: Mrs. Jeff Thomas relatives and friends in ,Conway Myrtle Beach, and principals. The reception which followed was held in the church's annex.Florida 427-11th St. South Jax ' Gi r 1. Georgetown. ( STAR Photo) _ .. ... .. ... .. .. Mr. ft Mrs. Curtis Hamm -' "" . : 2297 Forrest St. Girl. Dr. and Mrs.. H. James Green'e' planed to Miami recently. Wedding Bells x Mr. &: Mrs. Elvin Masline . for / a brief period of relaxation. The Greenes are 5545 Bergan Rd. Boy. in both educational and social circles. APPLICATIONS FORMARRIAGE prominent LICENSES Mr. &: Mrs. Karey Ship- t..tttt.ttttt.t.ttOtit. man, :3716 Stuart St. Girl Gary Jefferson, 1322 Franklin. Mr. &: Mrs. Charlie Thomas, St, 66 and Mattie Dixon, 1322 It's a boy for Atty. and Mrs. Leander Shaw of 2323 1978 Baldwin St. Girl. Frankluvt,.58.__ __ r Lantana Avenue, born recently at Brewster Hospital.Mrs. Earnest Fogle, 1720' W. 9th St. i a r' 3' Mr. &: Mrs. Earl Williams. Shaw and the new heir are in top condition., 52 and Mable Cromartie, 1720 W. 1850 W. 13th St. (Twin) th St 47.Wallace " *. .. .* *.** .****.** Boy s. I A. West 1334 Kings + I Mrs. Hortense Williams Gray is back at her Alma Mater Rd, 25 and Christine V. Welch, I 1404 B, Grove St, 23. Schedules Pisk University, where she will assume the duties of .M: W y y' Ye At I f fMen's Eugene Alston, 1292 W. Adams Dean of Women. Mrs. Gray is the daughter of Dr. and 3L, 23 and Mildred James, 5609 I Mrs. I.E., Williams. tfoncrief Rd., 31. Day , Elijah Mack 1628 Windle St. .. .. ..... ' t ... t. .. ...' i L8 and Patricia James, 1023 R For Oct. 22thThe ' Srunthal St, 15. AT LAST The bridge season is here officially, Fred Hutchinson, 1361 Tyler I St, 60 and Floreta Small, 1355 men of Mt. Zion, launched "recentXyj!i by Entre Nous and Hellenesians fyler St, 65. met recently to southside BUSINESS-SOCIAL INTERLUDE --- Members of the Zeta Amica club combined business clubs. Mrs.'Aldohia Seabrooks, a former member of Chas. B. Dailey, 1027 Jessie St, with form their organization 1 Entre Nous club, entertained the group at 1425 W. Third 34 and Gwendolyn Jones, 1325 W., pleasure Monday night when they held their regular meeting and social program at the for the annual Men's Day i D1aYer'received 25th St., 24. residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Courtney on Edgewood Ave. Highlighting the event Street. Mrs Vivian Ingram guest a observance which has been Ted L. Jackson 2132 W. 41st was Mrs. Elizabeth Redding who gave an interesting travelogue of her and her " from the hostess. Mrs. Ruby Humphrey. Mrs. set for October 22. gift .lovely St, 29 and Essie M. Lilly, 2122 husband's recent trip to Europe and other countries. HostessLula E. Courtney ' Charlotte Stewart, and Mrs. Elizabeth Simmons were W. 41st St28. served a sumptuous buffet luncheon. Seated from left are: Mesdames Billie Wilkerson, William H. Taylor was . winners of club prizes. Other participants in the I Thos. C. Varner, 814 Blanche Eleanor C. Davis, Leola B. Solomon, Eva Satterwhite, Alice Johnson and Evelyn chosen as chairman and meeting Included Miss Ruth Broome Miss Mozelle, Bruton Jt, 28 and Shirley. Nelson, 815 Florence, president. Standing from left: Mesdames Henrietta Kinnon, Evelyn Wells Alve Jenkins as cochairman J Jlanche,St, 22. a Elizabeth 'Redding, Wardell Mathews Margaret Sutton and Lula E. Courtney, hostess. ; Windsor Anthony Mrs. Doris G. Bennett, Mrs. Francis Johnson, Mrs. Camill Robt. Roberts, 1983 W. 18th St, secretary. Daniel Wright : Other club members are: Mesdames Louise Collins Mamie Campbell Annie Bell Lee, Thompson, Miss Lauretta Jenkins, Mrs. Lillie B. Black- 51 and Elouise Williams, 1115Logan treasurer; !!race Adams . J Alwa Glass, Vertie Crews, Bertie Simmons and Margaret Daniels. shear, and Mrs. Ruth Myers. St, 36. ... program chai.man; Nero If Henry Jenkins, 1217 W. 22nd : Merritt, publicity chair- j .. .. .. .. .. .....t.. .. 3t, 20 and Nancy F. Wilcox, 664' (Royal Art Studio Photo) man and Melvin Anderson f W. 8th St, 19. beautification chairman. t The Begonia Road home of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan McCone 3L Monroe, 22 and Rainey Deloris, 1339 Wilkerson W. 21st, Reading Featured G/bbs/ Junior College Gets : Captains are the Clifford Rev. provided an ideal setting for the first meeting of the 463 Van Buren St .17. At Gibbs Eathaniel McCray. Hellenesians Bridge Club. The entire membership was Eugene Hardy, 6530 Erma St., Nursery Enrollment: Aid From Friends Johnson. Jackson Roosevelt Graham. Daniel Wright 19 and Vera M. Dingle. 419 Kindergarten Sch.ST. present to see Miss Bernice Griffin, Mrs. Leona Bennettand St 16. Madison Victor Fields, helps = ST. PETERSBURG: Pla.-Gibbs Junior College is gettinga Mrs. Claudia Jenkins soar to the top of the score I Willie M.: Roberts,'640 W. Monroe PETERSBURG FLA. --- representative .hare of ont-or town and out-of Nero Merritt. James Paulin sheet. Mrs ,Carolyn Washington qualified for consola- St., 23, and Cynthia Sea- Parents of pre-school age state students according to a spot survey made during Horace Adams. Edward 'wright 640 W. Monroe St, 22. Brooks, Windsor Anthony.The . tion award. children will be pleasedto fall registration. Jr. Rt 9 Box 413 chairman of the Eddie Jones , in addition to prize winners, embers present included note Gibbs Junior College's education major returnsto 3, 21 and Shirley P. Frazier, 614. Relatives of Gibbs'' St. Petersburg, her program committee has Mrs. Bernice Hamilton Mrs. Evelyn Barnes, Mrs. Nan :art F, 19. efforts in .trainingcyoungst'ers. II Junior College faculty native home, after having announced that programsare ; Fletcher, Mrs. ''Kathyrn Robinson, Mrs. Pearl Miller, Harold :Haynes, 607 W. Beaver I members and students travelled extensively being arranged for Miss Margaret Williams Mrs. 'Geraldine Jones, and Mrs. St, 20 and Aza L. Butler., 1011 Through its Nursery Kin- played a big role in stateside and abroad. each service. Hogan St, 16. dergarten program, ele- Leola Dudley. luring a number of out- 2615 Davis St mentary techniques of .. ... .. .. .t. ... .. .. .. .. Ira Crawford, will be emphasizedfor of-staters to the Junior SI and Minnie .Ford, 744 W. Du reading . val St, 60. pre-school a children. College.A in order to facilitate trek to Sunny Florida 10 ' C. T. Haley Sr. reading mentary programs schools'in ele- was and Gibbs made Junior possible College' for eaa4t. ' Joins Hampton's Emphasis on reading at sophomore business major Gertrude Shelton when her .the local institution is fO .I :1jL Public Relation in alignment with the aunt Miss Mary Perrin rwlJ : national educational trend. Joined the Social Studies departoent. . __ Hampton Va.. Charles T. Serving as coordinatorof The freshman elementaryAdventurers the Nursery Kindergarten THE WORLD'S MOST Haley Sr. tj recently an account executive with the program with its special MAGNIFICENT BOURBON reading emphasis is Mrs. ILl Joseph V. Baker Associates, a national public relations Affie Teal, well-knpwn To Hold Fefc . county reading specialist.The . firm based In Club , [ The Adventurers will Gibbs Junior College Philadelphia, has been Kindergarten observe its 6th anniversarySept. Nursery pro- appointed Director of graa has had a tremendous 25 at 8 p... in the. Public Relations at impact J>n the .area. Nowenterj' Educational building of lest. f '. Hampton> Institute, Hampton, - its fourth year,' Union Baptist Church. ' Virginia.A the proofs has had 60 The event will b'e in the -' ; 1938 graduate of enrolleesof, whom havecolIPleted fora of a musicale featuring r.aHer Syracuse University, Mr. Haley brings to his position r\T iresents' for .Mrs. Eloora Clipper and Mrs. certification from the a wealth of diversified Clementine Wiggins. Mrs. state License\ ard. Others. 'Alice Martin will serve as OLD . experience in the mother her sister? or areas of press and huaan are participating in on- ,accxm anist. the-job training prograa. . BOTH ENJOY YOUTHFUL NATURAL-LOOKING HAIR COLOR relationships. Also, he These persons have supervised - is a nephew of the great as many as 2500 emetita3ea.BABY . Whether you want the excitement:of*different Negro leader, Frederick children and this I hair ahade, or want to give new life to dull or DoU ':!s,8"1: sons tCharl es. basis. Officials on at the NEEDS rovasox gray hair..insist on long-lasting hiircplor jLlke aany men in his field, e in the famous red package-Go4efroys %; :Mri Haley launched his Junior college are urging LAXATIVE, TOO Larieuae. It's easy,to apply, and complete in- persons who intend toquali.fy Fer. .communications careeras ?er M yean, others .... reJM - one package-there's nothing else'to buy. for this typeof : a sportwriter and editor is eolle BABT EJLSE.-Pk. his alma oater'sofficial vacation, to enroll in -6tltlij,..., 10 dYe JIqeQ.!,. with 18tovEtYcocoRS. this, year's prograa. because table tar."BABY BAS&"brim e 44i'. student puplica- the needs of the .esltt. wkh.at ...... ''"LUIy !/ "'--. \ '\*: ;,' tlon. He served four counities 'in the'Taapa ..... feu MI eiathia.... K1tl ..A.i.ua.- MM >twes. Amt_9ev draft!* da the sports staff . years 10Ws OLD't1IN61rtOBwAi1N44IY. OlD H OI'f DtSTWI$WtHutA being net ... are Bay area v.. ! 3510ROllv.Bt6bLo - Qo4 froy MfpComaa!'t e_ .Mo. of the -"Syracuse Daily ;liY.4 with qualifiedpersonnel. . Orange.' ... .., .. a-. <, .:' ; *' %- I' II ' , , : ..,. "" . F .. 1 JPAag < . -- , ..," ." ..' ".-. }. '" ., -.,": .... .... .' .. .' ; ""'. :...' -' .. . - ' ,\4';..,. '. FLORIDA_STAR \ i' I September 30, 1961 i Laura Street .r Group Celebrates .Annual Event I AboutPeop1e I IDonald Presbyterian __ . Eugene Simmons of Plant City, spent Church Notes r his vacation here with his aunts, Mrs. Jannie Mae Jordan, Mrs. Hattie McNeal arid Mrs. Min- BY L. N. PEARSON SR. : t7rif -.. nie L. Thomas of 2951 Bethel Court. He was entertained with several social affairs: and The Sunday School begins ? : among them was a lawn party at the home of ; Sunday/Oct. 1 at 9:30. ::I d4 ir Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas, with Miss Lois : a.m. with T. 'V. Huger, Sears as hostess. Donald is a senior at the superintendent in charge. Sunday is Promotion Day : Marshall High School of Plant City.iitiitiiiiiiiiit . . ,, I' for all classes. All i I ,teachers are asked to bon William C. Hozendorf Jr. and sons, Curtis time as the promotions r ta and Eric of Boston, Mass. were recent visi- will be made during tors in the city. They are the son and grand- the Sunday School hours. children of. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Holzen- Sunday is Worldwide a Communion Sunday. Rer.. dorf Sr. of 1473 Evergreen Avenue. Mr. Franklin D. Wilson, Holzendorf is a medical technician in the pastor, will bring the ,r'If veteran's administration hospital. While here message and serve the they were honored with a family reunion din- communion.asked' to Every come memberis and ner. i i ii i . bring a friend. : .. ! t Both choirs will serve ) J. Earl Morse, president of the Brewster ,. the rites with C.... E. >l.,,;---' ,* Men's Club, Inc. Mrs. Mable Morse, medical Simmons Jr. at the \ organ. .J.4;;'' ,,... ,< .J .'," librarian at Brewster and Mrs. Jacqueline Members of both ser- ji1 i.;' 'LI. : ; .. ':\' i Hendry, R. N. left the city last Friday to vices are asked to be 'j", it .-'" attend the annual meeting of the National ,robed by 10:50 a.m. so ; i. as to promote harmony of : Hospital Association which meets in Atlantic service. All late'members City N. J. Whi ]e there Mr. Morse will meet who cannot go into with the officials of Betty Stewart Old Eng- thd Santuary with the lish Fruit Cake Company. 1 choirs on time are asked i is iii . ii . to seek their equili- yW" R cY y J. Miss Verdell Mons, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Bar- briums in the congregation with avowed tran- rera and Thomas Byron Shields are new addi- ,quility. tions to the Florida Star Staff. Communicant Classes are Ed Charles, former star second baseman, of a. now in session. Adultsat -- the Jacksonville Braves Baseball Club was a 7:30 p.m. at the, ANNIVERSARY -- The Century Social and Savings club recently observed its 10th recent visitor to the Florida Star. Mr. church Wednesday eve- AYE Church at 13th and Myrtle Avenue. Seated foreground I) Mrs Mabel Breeden anniversary president. at Front St. Paul Charles is back home in Jacksonville after lett- row nings children. 5 from ; p.m. Miss Janie at the church on Satur- open Mrs. Rutha Mae Brown Giles Mrs.Mr8'Mildred Betty R.Francis Johnson, Mrs' Louise Giles, Mrs Aline Lang, Mrs. Isabel Co finishing the baseball season at Vancouver. Aorla Brooker. Mrs. Willie Bea Moran, Mrs. Bertha Sabb Canada. , day evenings. Young Irs. Rosa Lue Durham Mrs. Llllie McPherson, Mrs. A. B. Houston Adults 6 p.m. at 3066 left: Mrs. Eries Johnson Mrs. Freater Foston., ,Mrs. and Mrs. Mary Bodall. Second row from iii iii ii * Mary Woods Mrs. Edith' '" Foston Woodlawn Road Sunday Mrs. Susia Wilson Mrs. Annie K. Wilson Mrs. Frances Hollis Mrs' Elouise Keller, Mrs. Mamba Thomas The Sunny Rose Gospel Singers will appear ina Miss : Sandra Durham. evenings. Other members are: Urs. Easlyn JackSon and Mrs. Leila Sutton. Mrs. COria Brooker recital in the First Born Church No.2, Rev. Wilson is record- / crowned captain of Group I, was ing the morning mes- of flowers.queen of the club.- Mrs. Mildred. Francis, captain of Group 2. was presented beautiful bouquets 1459 W. Union Street, Oct. 2. Elder Flax sages. Any ill membersor Howard is the pastor. Other singers are in- ill friends can have : (Photo By Weens) vited. Mrs. Rosetta Cohen is sponsor. The these messages brought : ..- program is given in interest of the financial into their homes by First.Baptists ,Tabernacle Plans UnfonrCommtmlfy's :love Feast drive which will terminate Oct. 29 in the making the request to . First Born Temple, 825. W. Monroe Street. Rev. F. D. Wilson 3066 Slate AdivitiesBY'Roia Oct. 15th Recital :Women Plan' For I AnnouncedFountain By Elder A. Hill is the pastor. Woodlawn Road, phonePO iiiiiiiii . . 8-5905. Lee Coffie Chapel Maxie W. Williams Jr. at casionm Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rose, of 2926 Bethel Musicale Planned The Missionary Society will be presented in a Love ,Feast will be con- Court recently returned to the city from will meet Sunday Oct. 8 musical' recital Oct. 15, ducted at Fountain Chapel Gable, S. C. after spending sevpral days By Senior WomenThe at' 4 p.m. in the church's at 7 p.m. in Tabernacle AME Church Friday night with rs. Hattie McFadden and otner rela- Senior Women Missionary -, auditorium. Mrs. Arabella Baptist Ch urch. The r with the pastor. Rev. F. tives. Mrs. McFadden accompanied the Roses 1 Society of -Second Calendar, president, is program is being sponsoredby W. Jones officiating. here and will spend several weeks enjoying / Baptist church will conduct asking all members' pre- Mrs. Queen Akins and Sunday services will be- the hospitalities of Jacksonville and other its annual musicale sence at the meeting.The will be presented by Mrs. gin with the Sunday Schoolat Florida cities. f Lord's Supper will be Emma B. Johnson. iiii...iiiiiiiii.. during the evening worship 9:30 a.m. The super- service Sunday. Oct. 15. :administered by the pas Williams 'is a member of intendent is appealing to Mrs. Janelle Wilson, collections clerk at Harry Simmons out- tor Rev. C. B. Dailey at Tabernacle and serve as :the parents"and friendsto Brewster Methodist Hospital is ill at her 5 p.m. He will be assisted chairman of the trustee . standing basso, will be the accompany the children home. The office personnel presented her witha featured artist. Other by other ministersof board and a member of choir to the Sunday school as beautiful floral arrangement of yellow and the church. The pastor 2 and the Senior Male MRS. JUAtylTA GREEN talented personalities will special guests. bronze roses, chrysanthemums and gladioli, I r appear on the program. will deli'ver both major Chorus. .Women' s Day Chairman Morning worship will begin 'delivered to her by Mrs. Frankye Garnett sermons 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Hostesses will be membersof several group numbers from at 11 o'clock. The supervisor of admitting office. the combined choirs will Sunday School begins at Usher Boards 1 and 2. Holy Communion will be message for the morning .......ii..iiiii.. ,t also be heard. The combined 9:20 a.m. with G. W. Scott, Serving'Choirs will be held at our church locatedat will be delivered by the Mrs. Alberta Duncan of 1359 Harrison Street, superintendent and the Choirs 1. 2 and the Senior Beaver and Eaverson sts. '' choirs will be under the pastor. Holy Communion left the city recently to spend her vacationin instructors in charge. Male Chorus under the direction Sermons for the day will be , I r direction of Mrs. G. C. will be administered at Pittsburgh, Pa. New York City and New Choirs 1 and 2 and Usher of Mrs. Evelyn delivered by: the pastor. Vaught.. and.assisted by the morning and evening Haven Conn. She is a member of Mt. ,Carmel C Boards 1 and 2 will serve Hall Johnson. Rev. H. Hollis-Hooks sup- Charles T. Marshall. Mrs. services. The membersare Baptist, Church, president of Deaconess Board Jointly throughout the day. The program is being ported by Choir 1 and' Vaught will also narratethe reminded to be pre- 1 and civic leader. program.Mrs. The Male Chorus will rehearse -, sponsored by Choir 1 of Usher Board '2. pared to pay the balanceon ii5i5 5.5 5 5 5 5 i.......5. Monday night start the church. Sunday hool begins at Rosa L. Edwards is their conference bud- Mrs. Cecil Williams Butler and Mrs. Ruth ing ft 8 p.m. Tuesdaynight's 9:30 a.m. with C. L. Crane chairman of arrangementsand get. Neal Wright September brides, have returnedto Prayer Meeting Anniversary Set superintendent and his The Allen Christian Endeavor Mrs. Alexina Johnsonis their desks at Brewster Methodist Hospital starts at 7 o'clock. staff in charge. League will conveneat president the so- after a brief bridal tour. ciety. Wednesday, night's..... Bible 'The Eastside Fellowship I,. Prayer and,Class meeting I 5 p.m. with the president ...................... study opens at 7 o'clock, praying Club will observe will be helcVTuesday eve- Charlie Jones, pre- . Mrs. Rosa Lee Glass: will Mrs. Lula Rose of 2926 Bethel Court spent will be, conducted by the its anniversary Oct. 15 : ning and Choir 2 rehearses : siding. # serve as the accompanist several days vacationing with her brotherand pastor. The weekly Boy in Trinity Baptist Church. Thursday evening.: Evening worship will begin i ' and members of the various sister Mr. and - Mrs. A. C. Rice and children - Scouts meeting will be Rev. C. J. Crosby' is the All members who have not> at 7 clock. Mrs. B. 1 church will of Fort Lauderdale. Before groups serve returning held in the church Annex pastor. A program will be paid their budget for the Douglas, chairman of home she visited relatives hostesses. and as friends in [Thursday at 6:30 p. m. I, presented for the occasion. last half of the conferenceyear Women' s Day is asking all Belle Glade. have: been asked to captains to contact the ........ti.iii...tiii make payments as earlyas members of their group. . possible.On Captains who fail to contact , t nowit's Pepsi Sunday. Oct. 8. Rev.E. the members are askedto Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd McDuffie Mr. & Mrs. George p. r Henry of Brooklyn New York were the house ' 1 V. Webster, chaplainof contact Mrs. S. D. Davis I for those who think young Ward Chapel will be the She will help to contact guests of Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Paul Jones 1540 W. 5th St. and Mr. & Mrs. Bob Harrington 1612 N. we're onthego I as never be fore. We lead full life. speaker for the 11 a. m. them. The need to see i I E t 1 11 Today service. ftev. Webster is avery Myrtle Ave. recently. They were dinner guests i LPepsi i This is the life for Pepsi-light, bracing, clean-tasting dynamic speaker and them is urgent.Masons at Mrs. Kiggie Smith's home 2034 McQurde St. . InlllInuu uWli(I1 Pepsi-Cola. At stores, fountains, say "Pepsi, please" to hear him is an in- WillObserve and other social coutresies were extended them. spitational treat. - Annual' Also on Oct. 8, the Female , 4 r Baptist Chorus Church of will Zion rendera Hope fZerubabeDay. FREE! FREE! FREE k "- rk ;' All .1? Royal Arch Masons of program for benefit of 4 T.i'-'c" ,.,:..?.""..>..... Women's Day during the evening District 7 which includes Kfk Up DC/I very Service j r?' ri service. Gainesville ocala Bush- I _. .-. .- nell.Bronson. Brooksville. :< , : Women a Day, will be ob- FOR : A Dade City, Tampa. St. .' served Oct 22.' Mrs. ,. ;'f:. Letonia.Alexander will be Petersburg Bradenton and ALL- YOUR. DRUG'STORE NEEDS.,..... , ,: .: Sarasota have been requested -'| CALL . . speaker for the morning 'a. . 1 - i ,. : to meet Oct. attit. - : 8 J J -J .. and Choir 1 of Allen Carmel Baptist church, MerVon's Pharmacy Chapel AWE Church will be ky corner NW Fourth Street the guest choir. Choir c \ "; and NW Fifth Avenue, in 1 of New St. James AWE 2735 W. Edfcpwood Av* y "- Gainesville, to observe Church will be the guest " choir for the,,6:30 p.m. .Zembbabel Day. Phone A. eaver, .' ' j' hour of worship. The complete Rev. Cyrugj , program will be pastor of Day__Spring Baptist 5-1582.. : f Church will be the PO , 4 published at a later date. 5-9267' 1v; ,' 'speaker for the obser ;t , i 7 Worship vance. I. D. HARRIS RPH. PROP : . 1_ parade has been planned'A ,. ; , rth/ is' beginning at 1 p.a. at the ;.\: ,OPEN 8:00 AM. TO 11:00'- - Elementary Jones ' .., : School.A. Quinn NW seventh Aveaue 7 DAYS, A WEEK M ;; and Northwest Tenth Street., PEPSI.-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, OP JACKSONVILLE ; I r .. IF '., .- ." ,. - '.. '. Beyte.ber 30, 1961 FLORIDA STAR PAGE 5. --------- -- : r : : ; flit : MA .'A : ,, 'h c .. kt :r Z' .'#. fi h t - t e iar. , 'y y Tt tk+:r. , k ': t" <1 t' " I .. - \ : : .6 }:r'f :. ,4..."., , LF" :. t- . -l.:iTr.'' *,4.f'J: : :' ,I': 'rn' . ,.,/'fr ":,r.":::.." '..i-,'. .' .. .. ..,. ... , : ,4'0; --06- "- ' 1. . "... .:.:.- ,'1' f!- .-T,;r', I$ -t.-'"":. '". "'__" '- ._!.'./' -.... .'. ..:. ? .. -.,.. .... .r..'<"t.;,)..:'" r.<.'"../ :' :/t."<:;.! ':'f" <'j':'..:..;, ._" i. '.<'. -. . . : ' ., : "" .' ,;: :7 :f. : '\ : . " f a.-E 1t I ,. a1i , 1J 1 This#"'Is Miami....*The *Magie .Oty'....'The Fabulous City:: BY ERIC 0. SIMPSON " Editor's Note: .This Is the first in a series of photo-features Fabulous. City. but it" can even more appropriately. be, dubbed. Italians, black, browns, blondes and an assortment of hues which oo. the city of Miami' designed as a service to readers throughjut ,.the. 'New Frontier City' together posess the potentiality of a truly beautiful and' the state of Florida who have expressed keen interest in Miami is a young, prosperous, growing city:. and it vibrates .democratic scene. - the. activities of Miami ... .and. too, as a means of bringing into with the same energy and vitality of youthfulness modern ideas The photos' on this page depict some of the aspects of life in focus the people, white and, especially Negroes, who compose t and progressive. movement. It is anew" melting pot. It is a life in Miami and will be followed in subsequent weeks with.'more 1'' this great city.. . s conglomeration of colors.a mixture of races, cultural backgrounds pictures highlighting other phases from religion to nite life hasabeen and ideas. Caucasians Negroes, Jews, Cubans, GreeksMAYOR and .the people involved. Thin is Miami it nicknamed 'The Magic City'.Thtom" _._ _- If.. . -- -- ------ - .... roo ---"' ._._ . <" -.or. "'.-- '.". JI'r. !:f " .-- ::JI; = .. , 4 ';. : } ; .> ,.t.i : 'J-t't5r " .. \ :, > : H. \ ' : ; $ :- : < Clinton :T :; 3 . 1 y 4 ; 4 f .1 a Y S Rt i Miami H- II'; Afoot* Ugh + :lQIf i t -_iy i .. \ t Y r f 4'h The Miami Jazz Scene has spent a sizzling surer in the most absolute doldrums. With the exception of I the regular Sunday afternoon sessions in the Fiesta Room, featuring WALLY FLITCH RUBIN MITCHELL etc. , it has been a very poor season for Swinging Sounds. . .. The Mary Elizabeth I his campaign for the Hotel Lounge and the City Commission rolling.A. jj Sir John Hotel ,Lounge C. Adams Fotos, the POLICE CHIEF HEADLEY have been the only rooms nice gent with the cameras I HUM this side of town makingany has been com- = ENFORCES LAW -- In a city real attempt to facilitate missioned as official HEAD MAN Protocol demands the size of Miami and with a policy of" photog for the. Florida 'that the number one man of its mixture of elements, ,Good Jazz for the last crime is inevitable. and Star in Miami. clubs, the city should come first, couple of years, now, churches socialites even in a photo-featureof the job of enforcing the this state of affairs has beer truncated by are advised to contact this type. That man is law and giving protectionto Adams Photos. if they Robert citizens and visitors the announcement that King High Mayor of want their pictures'took' the falls on the shoulders of thriving city of Miami. the Sir John Lounge to go into the will be converted into, Star..They tell us Mayor High has contributed .. Police Chief Walter K. the 535 Bar with the, 535, quite a few 'chancers' greatly to the continuing ,GOVERNING BODY -- The governing bodythe men who run the city- Headley. Area being disolved into struck it lucky in expansion of 'The Magic Headley has served the is composed of elected members of the City Commission who are l' the Knight Beat Club. 'cuba' bondville and City' and has led the move- city of Miami for a number .BALLADEER HAROLD FRAZIER seen at their desks during one of the sessions. special town when they ment to maintain good' racial of years and is credited has a most unusual gig followed the hunches This; group? working as a team is responsible for much of the 1 improveeconomic with keeping crime at a at the BONFIRE. he goes t given out in "Clown"on relations social economic and educational advances that have been.affee . to work at 5 in the page 7.last week standards where ted in.MJa i in recent years. -', minimum. Among his efficient - it is found force of policemen Yawningl..CQMPOSERARRANGER! -- warranted and - .Ji KELSAN REVUE is still ' HAMPTON REESE holding fourth in the provide educational and ; who rate with the finest / is responsible'for. the FIESTA ROOM COMIC recreational facilitiesfor a in the country are a number ' sharp orchestrations t. _. ,., ;;. ,. FLIP WILSON will take all. of Negro officers JONES you'll' new hear ABC on PARAMONT DIZZY to funny the stories road with followinghis the -'.L lI',,....,....... -t. ........., --7..- -_..'... .-<./d.-:.:,..-_, \.,,:-,....-c-J.r-r, ,'..;"."": ....I.......-.;,'..'',-F>rI'.,. c::.>> .... :f.. .,-. I. ," -"-'+::- . Platter .due out any day current engagementat ,'. ,.r: .' ;:!. .\. ;.'.' .': :"!;i=:b 11."" K7' t r ... "J . JJ. ' now. the MR. JAMES CLUB, ".Y. :'. !'"iI..- r I' _ I IN PERSONS-Petite Kath- incidently, his new PJiR' ". 1 erine Stephens they Imperial Album appro- q. k ..: . youthful Liberty city priately titled Flip-' . bundle had the girl pin is doing very ._ /'I . hunters stretching their well across the nation 1' Ly fs ..'41.t :;; :j': according to Cash Box .- orbs when she passed by " t 1MMky the Mary Elizabeth the Magazine. '" .?.f. $ other night..Lucille YUMMY TINA, who recently : s4:; Rutherford the nifty returned from a long _ Leghorn on Sir John's engagement in Detroitis 1 I_ I "f desk had a couple of appearing weekendsat out-of town gents flip- TERRELL PRUDE'S ping like Wilson when ANTIQUAN CLUB in Hal- she and .her busomy sis landale. those of us 3 3 walked into the Georgia who have enjoyed barmaidIDA y L % a cafe, the other morn. MOORE sing with the ; Publisher Eric Simpson different groups in the y :->\- thinks the Mary Eliza- Sir John Lounge over the years are wondering just : : beth's switch-boarder ; ': . :,.:, _ possesses one of the what will happen now to most telephonic voices all of those tunes storedup TENEMENT IMPROVEMENT A vast change in the tennement st -uy he's ever heard. .Folk. inside this little Gal HOUSING _-' For a number of years shacks' like the one seen at has taken place in the past decade as evidenced by the im - are wondering when some when the once popular left were quite prevalent in the Negro sections and only those proved-type apartment building which is .one of hundreds of of the civic minded room expires. in higher income brackets could provide homes and surroundin'gssuch such buildings in the Negro area. Despite the change, there ? citizens of color are SYLVIA SATIN is being as the kids at right are seen enjoying. are .arguments pro and con as to how beneficial they are to going to put some color-- sought to open in the ,reen that is to help Mary Elizabeth Lounge c: Negroes. enneth Williams get with the NO AH WELL- CRUZ- - TRIO.. the Norfolk Hotel I. .. _. r .._... at _____.-r-1 ,_ .. ..-.I.: _ ..., jI. .. ..._ - .- - .- '"": z.: - -- S ;;-r-- .r -t : _ t :a HAMPTON Club , SOUSE r R I "SOCIAL CENTER OF THE SOUTH .:. : . _:x . '- :/ Proudly presents As I r 4, .w FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE _ 1 1 THE MYRTLE JONES TRIO I t tR - CLEAN LIVINGOne of the terrific forces on the development of j the character of Negro youth is the YWCA, guided and aided by Nightly Tuesday Sunday men and women who have dedicated much of their time to the civic t 6 p.m. until 4:; 0..... effort of developing youth. In the scenes above are shown justa r ql1L portion of the activities which the YWCA conducts in a programto KO MINIMUM curb juvenile delinquency. At left, a game room in the YWCA :1 where art and games are supervised by *Y' workers. The, accompanying - .ekeb iri < RELIGIOUS EItPHASISAlthouch Miami bubbles. with glamour and w Ties and ; after '?;m. open to the public j hq .r photo shows youngsters in a swimming and first aid excitement and sometimes gives the ispression"of a purely fun- Class- loving city, the residents.the people who work and live in ------ADAMS PHOTOS ----- I Miaai..are. deeply religious people. Mt., Zion Baptist Churchone ... . Glut:sandwiches, steaks, ckeps, cfrlckgn .'. of in South Florida is one of the many temples of various .., !' COMMING NEXT WEEK -. -; < .' ,,- \ .f . particular . denominations in which Miamians take. pride. CALL HAROLD KEMP , Her. '.._. .t-... More' about Miami 'and the people who make it..More about 4200 N.W. 27th Ave. NE 3-0611( -F-.f:t.? the leaders in religion, society, the social clubs and __ : 10 entertainers. i .' ; ...,..... as ::- ::- --- -- -:"' --- -- :r.: -- -- -- ' ' J ... / ' r ----- ;: " t : : _ t \ ; . I . - . September 30 1961 FLORIDA STAR : PAGE SIX ': ;: I L Aftencl- Pr.xy'sReception I "Louisiana's' :.James, WeJonJohnson School (: ,- .1P ft; School Closings I Are Blocked Slates New Testing; Methods JJ......... COiINmII judge NEW ORLEANS federal court A three-Aug. The fact that capacity to enroll in remedial Y.ft. 30'struck down Louisi- enrollment need not be a reading classes. Suet .- '. ana's school closing law deterent to the smooth classes are held in the BY C. PARHAM JOHNSON which permitted school manner In which a school reading laboratory and land'of districts in favor of operates was apparent as are taught by a reading old grand ours PORTIONS OP THIS WHILE SOME -r YrP abandonement of public fume and boil over the idea of 'integration 30.000. schools faced with de- the school begin its 1961- ape cia Ii st. 40000. 50,000 others are paying the price of a segregation. 1962 session with 1,964 Course offerings in ticket to watch profootball and to see the great stars Although the grants were, students. Thirty-three' foreign languages con- r perform. That difference does it make if quarterback !not ruled il'le8althe' academic classrooms, an sist of French and Spanish, .Johnny Unitas of the Baltimore Colts hands off to court also tjed in Louisiana's - industrial arts shop, anda ,which are offered on the 'brown-skin Lenny Moore or Joe "The Jet" Perry grantinaidprogram ' gymnatorium have absorbed 'eighth and ninth grade line for first and tenor Big Jim Brown hits the : J to schools. the students in levels and provide for plunges over for a touchdown for the Cleveland Browns. r The three judges John A winning team is what the owners want and a well a .G r Minor Wisdom J. Skelly staggered shifts with periodic recordings to ; played game is what the fans pay to see, it matters. :, + Wright, and Herbert W. sessions beginning at evaluate the linguistic not who's doing what. Christenberry of theU. 8:25, 10:15, and 11:15 progress of the students. DID YOU KNOW THE FELLOW who took the ball on the S. Fifth Court of Appeals a.m. and ending at 3:25 Provisions have been opening kickoff for the Philadelphia Eagles and ran stated in their 3' F and 4:25 p.m. respec made for exceptional through the entire Cleveland Browns team for '105 opinion, by Judge Wis- ' yards for a touchdown was a brown- skin star by the dom, This is not the tively. students in Duval county name of Tim Brown? Football is the same everywhere, moment in history for a Greene pointed out that who are on the junior it matters not who the players are. A great performeris : state to experiment in despite the tremendous high school level. Two the pride of a coach's heart. Tim Brown was out ignorance. enrollment, provisions instructors in the area there to do just what he did and ,every player on the have been made for the of Special Education are team would like to do the same thing. Keege institute utilization of modern responsible for the con- ALL THE TALK ABOUT SEGREGATION has become so staleit r ri ox begins to smell. Thinking people are fed up withit. Receives $100,000. teaching methods, such as tent subjects of these The Negro athlete has conducted himself on the 4;, TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala.A team teaching, auto- students, who are then field and off the field to the extent that he is no' $100,000 pledge for instructional devices, integrated into other longer considered a Negro athlete, but an athlete. 1JEj, Tuskegee Institute-the television classes,' con- classes for music, industrial - Even the colleges and universities of the deep south largest by the alumni in trolled classes remedial arts, physical where Negroes are barred, turn out outstanding ath- the school's historyhas education, and homemaking offered those fat contracts, reading, and special letes and wjien they are been made by the Tus- they never turn them down merely because they will be e;,S kegee General Alumni .education. education. playing on teams with Negro players.ONE Association, it was announced -: The Mathematics Depart- Corresponding with OP THE MOST BEAUTIFUL sights to watch is to see this week. ment is taking advantageof student growth the THE'RAINS' CAME As it has done for the past several Mississippi Florida from the Georgia top performers James W. Woodson, Tus- team teaching for faculty membershiphas Louisiana Texas Maryland Alabama Kentucky, South 'years rain fell on the evening of the MT College keg@e Alumni Affairs Director the first time in the been increased to Carolina and North Carolina working hard for one 'President's Reception for freshman students. and Association sixty-four, the largestin common cause along with Tim Brown Irv Cross Ted Co-eds Irma Wilson left Asheville N. C., and Jean Executive Secretary, said history of the school. of the Philadelphia Eagles, This method consistsof the history of the Peaks Dean and Clarence Vaughter. Crewe, Va. snuggle under the umbrella of the pledge--which came in and to see the team work of team mates from those institutions the form of a resolu- having two classes school. Trenton, N. C. All three-were a part William Brown, out there with Jimmy Hill, Willie lest classroom tion--was approved at occupy a single - Prentice Gautt Tom Day and Ted Bates of the St. Louis of the record breaking freshman class which enrolledat the association's recent permitting the Cardinals. the College last week. Sixth Triennial teachers to interchange , THERE IS NOT ANY ANTAGONISTIC spirit of the players i 11 meeting in Los Angeles st E.k, a; from those schools where they could not play with which attracted some 700 ideas and techniquesand Negroes when they go on the field with Ropsevelt Gibbs Junior College Set Tuskegeeans and friends. to alternate in I Taylor J. C. Car line, Willie Galimore Charlie The money, when rea- giving instructions and Bivins, Herman Lee and John Farrington of the Chicago State's First Duo-Integration lized, will be used for checking the progressof Bears'. All of, this stale and outmoded talk about the college's current students. It is inter- segregation is not heard when Amos Marsh DaveGraySon ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. --- Into the archives of history operating budget. eating to note that in tt Don Perkins, Don Bishop, Warren Livingston, will go the name of Gibbs Junior College for having "The realization of such classes problems Frank Clarke, Nate Borden, Charlie Granger and Hou- accomplished something noother Florida institution'had this effort (resolutionto .discipline are almost ston Antwine of the Dallas' Cowboys take the field raise $100,000)wouldreflect able to accomplish. been . with their Anglo-Saxon team mates. that our alumni entirely nonexistent.The w THERE IS PERFECT PEACE CONTENTMENT in the minds This mushrooming young and a Korean ranks among the strongest use of auto- of Jackie Simpson, Rick Casares: Sonny Jurgenson,' institution has achieved Pinellas County has in the nation instructional devices I Zeke Bratkowski Pat Summerall, Jimmy Orr and the integration on both. now desegregated both said Woodson. The Tus known as teaching machines other colledans from institutions which bar Negroes. kegee alumni has a mem- CHILD'S FOLDING SCREEN levels-in the student of its publicsupportedjunior continue to be a partof Everybody is out there to do a job and that is the bership of 22,000.In Multipurpose folding body, and also on the colleges.. the school program, screen helps children from uppermost thing in their minds. They realize that describing the suc- Dick Bass, Pervis Atkins, Ollie Matson, Tom Wilson, faculty. The formerly allwhiteSt. cess of the conventionat with three teachers tots to teen-agers keep their and End Dwayne Allen' Elbert Kimbrough, Lamar Lundy, John Cracking the racial Petersburg Junior. which California Attorney supervising Individual sections room neat of perforated orderly.hard- Baker, David Jones, Willie Hector, and Charles Cowan barrier on the faculty College admitted iits General Stanley classes In algebra where board for hanging clothing are just members of the Los Angeles Rams. level was Mrs. Marjorie first Negro students Mosk was keynoter Wood- the machines are used. changes Center section of MILLIONS OF FANS TURN OUT each to watch foot- son said members of year Dargan Carter. She is the this ''summer. The institution Approximately 325 seventh insulation board serves as ball, baseball and basketball. They pay to see a game the alumni "placed bulletin board. Screen makesa and to see some star performances. They pay to see wife of a professor at also acceptedtwo fhemselvejs among the grade students receive fine room divider folds flat their favorite teams and players. Their favorite player the all-white Florida Negro students for elite with a star per- mathematical instructionby for compact storage. To could be a Negro or a white performer. The field Presbyterian-College. the fall semester. formance. television, with a order, send 25 of sports is the one field where people never have Dr. John W. Rembert, 'teacher present in the 506 to this newspaper c/o time to talk about segregation Integration, aggrava- .President of Gibbs Kellogg Head; Visits GJC classroom to give personal Service, Chicago.Bureau 11.200 Illinois.E. Ontario - tion, or retaliation it is a field where people talk .Junior College, said Mrs. tutoring and to check or ask for your free Service about concentration, compilation meditation and , (carter was assigned to their progress. File, listing over 500 other speculation. Concentration on the teams, compiling projects. facts and figures, meditating on team strength and teach two courses of. Eighth grade social - speculating on the outcome of the game. Follow the English. 1 studies students also trmd Of, snorts and eliminate evil. thoughts. The proximity'to her . ----- -- . provided an opportunity. : of Gibbs Junior home . Help For Hun'tersHunting a"I College, and the desire to take advantage 0 1... of the world's leading is fast approaching television instruction headache season powders , in many areas and the woods To "dress, up" those tiered accessory 'to do part-time teaching'were with televised will be full of shelves in the corner of your Mrs. classes ; soon eager nimrods! decorative the reasons beginners and veterans. If room use an adhesive in.American History.Conventionally ONLY your husband's planning covering as a trim. Some covering Carter gave for applying - a hunting trip; materials, such as_ the Marvalon taught. be sure he a few for a positionat of flare-red! hunter packs pack packages tissuesas brand, are available in a wide choiceof .'. A classes have followed the I L safety colors and patterns to match or Gibbs Junior College. THIS ONEgives an extra precaution. The decor. pattern outlined in the bright color of the tissues in tbesepocket contrast with your room Mrs. Carter has an j Y A r -Size packages is more easilyseen in g television instruction undergraduate degree the in the woods. you v series, that is, having t from the .tinearts each course outlined in standard measureof PHOTOGRAPHS FOR University a master's of Chicagoand degree 174 lessons to be taught quality for only daily and six scheduled EVERY OCCASION in English from the ''examinations. rlli2i affordsa University of Arkansas. refreshing sequential 2 powdersGoodu's(G Becoming a part of the Expri Photography --.,- order of continuous learn- 11 I Portrait <. Wedding* Btaquais student body was Mrs. ST. PETERSBURG_"_FLAr-Orr-' #$Her.&indl4n r.-eittretoe ing. Passports & Identification Pkoloi Geraldine Stevens, a right, head of Columbia University's Kellogg Foundation .... ,. . Photostats Commercial. Work housewife and free- project and Columbia's major advisor to Gibbs Problems of the slow 1 Photos For Newfpiper.CniiWblU lance writer who came Junior College president, Dr. John Rembert, extreme 'learner have been considered You Walt to St. Petersburg several left, was a GJC visitor, along with his family, re- and when there Coloring & Picture Frnina cently. Rembert was under Sindlinger while studyingfor are indications that -rna.ac oooo- Bucks- Lot Vi TaD A Photo Of Tea years ago from the doctorate in higher administration. Members poor reading is the HEADACHE POWDERS port, Maine. She enrolled Sind- of the Sindlinger family shown are Cathy Mrs. basis for retardation In Natural Color' in business and linger family shown are 'Cathy, Mrs. Sindlinger, and 2 POWDERS se 12 POWDERS 25* t. JJ1'- Spanish courses. Judy. students are permitted VbYA I PHOTO STUDIO Mrs. Stevens indicatedthat , 1674 Kings Rd.-Next to EWC Library she chose to attend f PJa. II. 4-7S9 Fa ApJr.1IIw Gibbs Junior College be- cause 0 f the nearness of 1 the college to her home You Don't Have to Go to Town to Get and also because she feels that the institution of- a fers a Quality, program. LOW PRICES Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. RIDE THE COACH INSTEAD Carter are active members .: ' .. AND- )10..j < BE DOLLARS AHEAD! of the Congress of DBUG STORE NEEDS Racial Equality. I):: Save wear and tear on yourself as well as your On Your A total of 46 applications 'tti: j.-- automobile by riding a Jacksonville Coach/egularly. kh Trade With Your Neighborhood Drug Store was received from : :t :.'!' -=r. Those jangled traffic nerves will quit wearing you downwhen'you WE WILL MEET ANY PRICES ADVERTISET persons desiring to teachat - I let courteous Coach driver safe : a give you a , the college. :i<' . IN LOCAL PAPERS ' i YOUR #G' : -_ comfortable ride to the front door of your destination. ' Dr. Reabert said that - in the future, applications a ,KTO2W-.V '; :, Relax and ride a Jacksonville Coach today! "'\0.-' "* . s.'t7' -JSr-f | ? t Dixie Pharmacy from white persons .' . will be considered In ,J r "- Charter a Coach f for your Party!". ._telephone:Elgin 47881JACKSONVILLE z- ' U8t KINGS BOAO at MYRTLE' wYra-V s terms of the needs of , PHONES EL IMUSf ' { 'Gibbs Junior College.The COACH COMPANY We DeBver We Abo F1H AH Doctor PreacttpCMC f Junior College ii . PAY YOUR LIGHT. WATER AND TELEPHONE '.r,.. SjM_re.*\ Foika in Tear* Jf ef_ Jacksonville Coach currently processing, BILLS AT OUR STORE .. the applications of .. "'i, other white students -f '; i'; j -' ...:' \., 1;..;'" \ ., ',>. ,J. :., ." I .._ .__ .. : ,. : 3't..t;k<' -;: 4 -- . - S d4i . - , I ... .,C, : : .. . ' ._. ; 'J / C" ." '. . , ., .- .. FLORIDA STAR PAGE SEVEN SJmtMhR. -**y T961 .. _. .. _.. __ -.._ __. __ MM>BM| B||>| B BM M . It Methodist Face Baptists Here October. 74f/i i I , Blue' Ocvifc' Coptoms "Not Crying" Aggies. :Foward; VvoMen/ Bethune Hosts Benedict Clash .. : ....... ,.... ,"'!Il'7. -'. In Gator Bowl Extravaganza R: ' : k Says MentorGREENSBORO. ". .<.., .. Ie..,X.f. *'f.* .LJ,.. 3! '. .: -;v.' ., ___';;.:..:" ! .,. . a xs y By Alyson E. Wise 4 ''4S1 S .- N. C.. -We., t r College football on a down-to-earth brand of competitive - expect to have another ., basis returns to its rightful place in Jacksonville - winner" said Bert Piggott Saturday night. Oct. 14 when the fighting head coach 0 of the A&T R -a i Wilcats of Bethune-Cookman College represent the, determined band of Baptist Tigers Methodists against a /. i::: :_ College Aggies, as he spokeat from Benedict College Columbia, S. C. Gametime is the buffet givenin supper slated for 8 p.m. honor of the A&T foot- To Bethune-Cookman and The parade's the city. ball team the Greens- by its adherents it will .itinerary will be an- boro Boosters Club. again be a return to the nounced. _- The affair was held on climes where they were Advance admission tick- W : ,Monday evening September t 3 at once "masters of all ets will go on sale this 18 at the local Americana they syrveyed. Some of weekend at Hollywood :: Supper Club.Speaking the greatest exploits of Record ShoP'Tourist > }' .' the Wilcats' immortalswere Convention Bureau. Buster - after his club etched on' the gridi- Ford's. Johnny Springle- rf had dropped its first contest rons of Jacks mville. and other placesto 20-19 to the Benedict, while seldom -ton's. i be announced. High Quantico Marines, national rated on a top national ifM will ..be'able School students service champs for two f level during the past special f i'R decade, is traditionallya to purchase in a Piggotttold the d years row student's tickets at r . .V K 4 team long associatedwith the audience, "we're schools. a full-sixty minutes College football returnsto f not crying. : type of driving play. its rightful pla \ Other speakers appearingon Pre-game festivitieswill zrw here in Jacksonville when Small'sStanton the program, included: e a present eight of Bethune Cookman's Meth*- Senior High School's Blue Devils are expected .Waldo C. Falkener. city Duval County's renowned dists clash with Benedict , attributed s t tr high schools with their to go on a rip-snorting rampage this year may be councilman; David W. College Baptists Saturday left) and ,. .. .. ... colorful array of cohorts - to team captain Ralph Roberts, ( Morehead secretary of the ------ -- and sparkling em- night. Oct. 14 at the Marvin Grant, (tackle), co-captain. The Blue Devils Hayes-Taylor YMCA and Dr. FIRST SETTO These big, fast tackles for the A&T bellishments.At Gator Bowl. Fun is prom- 'are literally loaded with experienced players in all Samuel D. Proctor.president College Aggies will see action against Shaw University halftime Bethune ised for the entire family. other positions. of the College. Henry E. on Saturday afternoon, September 30. as the two teams band and allied counter- Prye. Greensboro attorney collide at Greensboro, parts will add lustre to Schoolmates/ Alee the program. And of Saturday'sFootball is president of the In the group from left to right are: Bennie Cooper course, don't forget that organization. 235, Washington, D. C. ; Wilbur Mapp. 228 Asheville, .the queens and their respective Scores N. C. ; Carl Stanford.,238. Englishtown N. J. ; Luther courts will be Morris Brown 39-Benedict 12 ,Late GridResults Woodruff.225, Washington, D. C. and George McDowell add pageantry to the Edward Waters 8-Ft. Valley 7- 211 Charlotte N. C. event.At Virginia St. 17'- Shaw 12 noontime, the spon- Central St. 48-W. Va. St. 0 .. A sure sign of- Fall is. Jax's Miranda Sutton, Hayes usual sors announce street that parade the Miles 26 Albany St. 12 ushering in the pre-game Alcorn 56 Rust 6 the first foorball Satur- Set For Top Roles On Rattlers glamour will kickoff the N. C. College 19-Allen 6 +: vr day. Last weekend Ring Football remaining day's color as Morgan 13Hampton 7 w ,. .; i' -; r- ,r'a rushed on the stage and COLUMBIA, S. C. --- The Florida A&M University Rattlers hundreds of fans loyal to Jackson (Miss. ) 20 P'view c f .. r .;t. t pushed Mantle, Marls and roll off the launching pads here against the Benedict both teams converge upon 14 j" everything'about baseball College Tigers Saturday night (September 30). Howard \9-St. Paul' 6 world in smite Griffith, series except the I Elizabeth City 26-N' folk the background. this, Head Coach Jake Gaither Miller and Bernie Carn Sta. 24. the first"'big' Saturdayof and his .associates have are returning veterans with Defends Title Tex. Southern 14-Southern the football season, been smoothing out kinks plenty of ability. U. 0 rt many of the perennial I since September 1. "We FAMU is going into its W. Salem 24-Kentucky St. 6 i t e} Y a r', giants of Negro football are serving the same Ingredients second year with three Saturday night fell the At units--Blood. Sweat and : along way. we dished outlast ..Yr" .tl> this early stage the sages fall warned Tears The defending NEW YORK World's Watch This Qnwn . f.. are whispering and afraidto Gaither. 'Ie',11" slot Southern Intercollegiate Welterweight champion 41 -.80 36 'a. .. .th.*' x'1a ,make a prediction concerning pass and go to' the out- Athletic Conference Emile Griffith will lay ," tt-A...1..,;..)' .' 'V 4i ;iA' the 'mythical side more than we have Champions since '53 are his title on the line for 2 3 ; ,- national title.In done in the past, he' riding a league recordof the second time in Madson 8 1- " t 1 a ,'\< .t;,: '. A ... the major upsets of said. 'Now don't get me 41 straight victories. Square Garden Saturday .,. Est eitt.wr..ta .9wlt.jREUNION 3 x : Earl s the day, Texas Southern wrong, 'he stated, ''we' 11 night when he meets Benny 2 ---- Battey (left) crack backstop with the Monnesota Twins and Sterling Forbes get together University avenged its keep them honest by sendingout (Kid) Paret-former champion for a gabfest prior to the Twins-Angels baseball game last year's defeat by the -fullbacks., up the jtet 1Y in a nationally televizedbout. 89-04-03 at Wrigley Field recently. Battey has made it with mighty Jaquar Cats of middle." . the Twins and Forbes will be trying to make it big Southern University and The fullback position is Griffith, a New Yorker, Sometimes e'a oj with the Los Angeles Lakers this year. The two were tamed the Bayou cats to the strongest in theRattlers' is favored 13-5 to defeat few.raetiioc be** dodo schoolmates at Jordan High in Los Angeles. WOo fie adds .subtract the tune of 14-0. A Jack- backfield.Bruce Paret from whom he won the .. lie w.rtta It aO around w son State College (Miss.) Wilkins, Aliquippa, crown. In a return bout team which Improved as the Pa., and Charles Sutton, ThktwVOLUNTEER last April in Miami. Coming; Attraction season wore:, on last year, Jacksonville, are convertedto Griggith kayoed Paret in 196-10-531' WHEN YOU ABE ILL finally jelled and took halfbacks. Sutton was the 13th canto. You SMk Tk Bat DecIOrWb ; - Your Doctor PntcrEbtt the measure of Prairie View .named the 'most outstanding -; He always volunteered to -- , r i I captain our fishing craft talked ,, - ; Get Expert PfrirminlittTo 20-14. These two games freshman," and lovingly to his Fishin' Mere 60 yryr ::b . . ..-Ml Your Proecriptktt prove that the race for Wilkins, 'the "most outstanding as he started it and ran us According To Your Doctor ...(. ..'S\ -- ]i the baubles in the always player" during out fish to for the crappie coves that and we bass likedto or z1 :5: 4.H 4yrlidVir Ord<<.. W. Us. Only _i._' _..:. strong Southwestern con- spring training. gentled it down to a throaty Th Bid. Quality Drag .:'At % Dr. C. ,E BlackProprietor ference is up for grabs.Of Halfback Robert Hayes hum for trolling alongside the /% ; S Make your , dam for walleyes. the usual contendersonly ,Jacksonville is showing. Norm and I grew up together, ? ,< : Face Feel :3 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS TO SERVE YOULILLY'S Grambling made a good swell in pass ..receivingand from the time we were catch- bullheads from a creek ing COMFORTABLELOOK blocking. Hayesran showing. Last year the called Long Branch till we were 1 DRUG STORE Tigers under the tutorlegeof a 9.3 in the N.A''.I.A. taking ,sailfish from a larger >h ll o r t and'ir i , creek called the Gulf Stream.He . finals last spring to Eddie Robinson lost GOOD was never a great fish- < 1907 King Road ELgfex 3-8278 only to a strong Southern tie what was then the erman, mostly because he was A COMPLETE LINE OF eleven. In their first world's record for the too busy enjoying himself to Cosmetics ., Rubber Goods Ca&de Sundries J attend to the serious business <>: , 1 outing the Tigers showed 100-yard dash. Eugene PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED that many people make out of power as they cru3hed a White, a 9.4 sprinter fishing.He . refused to car r.. x hapless Texas College team from Miami, is 'expectinga I absolutely , home fish than he ry more ..c't: ,, ' - 590. great season. Quarter-I and his family could eat at In the Southern Conference backs Emory Collier and I "a sittin'," claiming that it was tdl Just too much trouble to clean IL/j 1 ( SIAC) Jake Gai th er' s Jim Tullis of Miami are that many fish and he didn't L. 111 Rattlers will probably return more seasoned. Signal prefer eating them after they 4 < t JllSlfiAlttlt ; a q were frozen. anyway. *:i u their monopoly on the caller Napoleon, Johnson, GO HOME conference title. The Raleigh, N. C. is biddingfor He never kept the little fel- ?If your druggist cannot sufefy 1* *H"f'SHAVING POWDEfTfcO. t4 Orangemen loafed through more. action: He was lers hook that when always you seem don't to want graba |'SWD Si for these MAOC TEAM MATES A |F.O.Box 3457" Savannah,oa light practice this week- ,used only as a punter in them. , t r a+ii r 4 xtc5 end in preparation for their '60 w : a opener with Benedict Tallahassee Robert College. Last week. Benedict paremore and William Wilson - ; : t lost to Morris Brown 3912. 'are dangerous threatsto The Rattlers will really the outside. Fullback . play their first game in Jordan Pope of Port 'it "" Tampa on October 7 when Lauderdale has three 't I! they meet the Lincoln letters behind him. -. S Tigers from Jefferson City Curt Miranda of Jackson- 111 \?,i \ . ,. TRAM YOURSU Missouri. Many fans remember ville, a two-time All- ' the stirring aerial America, anchors the a drbI s i Pit . For APaying Profession display the Tigers put on Rattlers line, which is = '1: several years ago in the said to be weak In the r': "..,.;. :: In 2'W..ks classic. Last year the interior. The agile center Y 1 Wz'-: Rattler smashed, out a .. 1 ct "..u\t'''' U\: ''. 46-6 win over the Tigers. is also a two-time A P r. ,: .: ri. Women Art Excelling, fnBarbetiBg Dwight Reed coach of the Little has earned All-Aaerlca.letters Miranda at TREAT YOURSELF TO Ii< , Tigers is one of the deans. ; : ()\. ., end, tackle, and center. r, . : . of Negro college football. CANADA DRY BOURBON fj . Guards Wendell Logan, AT Royal Crown Thomson Ga. Charles Bottling Company Hobbs, Miail, tackles' ...IT'S "AMERICA'S FINEST"ITUIMT , nOHMIUSIl COLLEIf Roosevelt Coleman . f , 1231 SAN MAICO.iLV&. OWtH4ft Anniston Ala. Willie IIUUUM MIKHUMIUf.MSIWU iriiitt HMM MHMl M HHf MHU . L .. .. ., ......St. Cltrington, and ends Jim ft.9ML 1 ' ,,"...\" , !- . .:.J'. ,. . t .; -, -P'f , . ,., .'..- , ' if!' < 1 ,-....-. .. . 1 . U G lf g H.ORIDA STAR '_ September 30.. 1981 I Ga/nesv/7/e- And Area News -. -, - I'L- PRmen Map' Big Game Plans AHNOUtICEMENT. ., GAINESVILLE --- The Alachua County Elementary School I Bart ley Temple : The Independent ; Benevolent, principals attended the Area 111 Workshop of the F land Methodist Church I II Association ef I America, Inc' l Council on Elementary Education and schools affiliated 1 ' Service was programmedas Lodge No. 4 will sponsor .with the Southern Associaslon' Cooperative Program in '_ _usual last Sunday withrepresentatives Mrs. Nettie Mae Spates ina e, Elementary Education Saturday, Sept. 23 in Palatka. The recital in both, Friday night at meeting held at Central , was Academy Elementary School 8 o'clock the state and national in Magnolia Bap- ' ., 'u L. R.' _N._ ,Mullen_ _principal.. ______ meets. John Jerry !tist' Church on Avenue B. Mrs. Helen Long putman. Helen D. Long, C. W. Norton; 'I successfully defendedhis Negro supervisor for the and L. M. Jackson. At the State Junior Singles- county, C. w. Norton, close of the group meetings;; crown but, lost out tothe' ClassifiedFOR Alachua County supervisor' young lad who won the members returned to the national champion- of schools Negro and area = the auditorium where they ship. . chairman presided. engaged in group singing The Gainesville doubles :.. After the orientation team of and licCray RENT - led by Jesse Florence Jerry J 3 ' period, devotions were conducted the to rep - won right e- ,afterwhich the workshop r FURNISHED ... ROOM for workingman by Mrs. K. Hen er- sent Florida in the 4. ;i i. .' t summary was given by JS kitchen 3w ft w4 convenience. son. Selections were sung nationals, They were 3 group representatives. Phone PO. 4-0432 by the C. A. Elementary andJ. an outstanding combi- I Evaluation was given by- nation and gained valu -t_ 'Je A Long ElementaryTeachers' the evaluation committee, able experience during FURNISHED ROOM Single ' Chorus. ,observations : the annual, tourney at by Mrs. Long. Man $7.75 Wkly. Hot & L. N. R. Mullen welcomedthe Visitors were recognizedby Hampton, Va. Cold water.EL . body to the. school and Too much credit cannotbe Mr. Norton. The group 55329FURNISHED Its facilities. The member given to our deserving = takes these means to . citizens who aided ;x. then assembled with their thank the Central., caclegy? in sending the group to a respective groups where .- Demonstration Study Center the nationals. ROOMS techniques and facilitiesfor for Its hospitality and AMONG the many committees now in operation for the football extravangza pitting ROODS bj Day Night, or* use when organizingfor for the inspiration gained Suer Recreation Program Bethune-Cookman' Wilcats against the Benedict Tigers here Saturday night Oct. Week. Rates $1.03 to conducting community from the wonderful meeting.' 14 in the Gator.Bowl is the public relations committee. The group met with Dr. J. $2.50.per night. Single surveys were demonstrated I The Softball Leagues I. E. Scott at his residence Monday night to kickoff an intensice campaign which or Doable. JOHNNIE'S ;, making the plan forstudy I Mrs. Johnson Passes I drew an average crowdof will be carried on from the present until gametime. Seated from left are: Dr. ROOMING HOUSE. 710 test* and analyzing the r 441 per game. How Scott; Alyson .E. Wise, STAR news editor; James Huger, Bethune-Cookman's presidential Ashley. EL 5-4025. problem and making and Friends of Mrs. Lula I'I of ever well a crowd turnout assistant and public relations. directqr,and Portia Taylor, Tattler publisher-editor. 600 over ( persons Williams Johnson, 1240 NW 'I UPSTAIRS HOUSE for rent following: the plan of witnessed the games on I Sixth Avenue (Royal 'Art Studio Photo) I 3 large bedrooms to regret Hot & action. ; I some' * I nights. .-.. .... learn of her death which n .j cold water. No small Group leaders were: The 10-13 group wonthe I ' occurred Resolution Jax Youth Council I children. Will furnish Willie S. Turner, H. L. Thursday Sept. Regional Championship : Supporting gas :Burney. Ernest Haile, Mrs. 21 in .the University teach- '! in Jacksonville. i I stove for cooking. At two :Elizabeth Greene, and Mrs. ing Hospital following a I i At its regualr Executive Board meeting held Monday night, Sept. 18, the Jackson- bus lines 724 DeWitt St. Edna M. Hart. The recorders long illness. Final rites ,, Shady Grove P. B. Church ,II ville-iBranch of the National Association For the Advancement of Colored. People Call 4-3720 or EL 64903.MORTGAGES. were: Mrs. Eliza- were held Tuesday, Sept. 26 I REV. R. J. GAINOUS, : unanimously.passed the following resolutions: , beth Walton Weis Miss at 3 p.m. at Antioch Holiness I PastorGaines'ville "Whereas there are certain groups and individuals who have criticized;the actions Roberta Parks Miss Mamie Church, Rev. Samuel f A business. : taken by the Youth Council of the NAACP, and ' Parks, Mrs. Victoria Den- Bannister, pastor, of- I,meeting will be held; 'Whereas those particular groups and individuals are now trying to claim credit I am purchasing first and nis and Mrs. Kathleen, B. ficiating. Dorsey Funeral i I Friday night. Saturday ,for what has been accomplished through these actions, second mortgages, large ) .Greene. The scribes were: Home in charge. :;at 2' p.m., ice cream and "Be It Resolved that we make this known to the public that no groups or individualcan and small. $100,000 available - speak for the Youth Council of the Branch NAACI who not connected with Mrs. Claretha Nelson Mrs. Wedding announced I peanuts will be sold at Jax are P. 0. Box 664 , Gwendolyn C. Harmon, Mrs.. ::the Church. the Youth Council or the Executive Board of the Jacksonville Branch of the NAACP. I Clermont, Florida "The Jacksonville Chanter Corean Bryant Mrs. AnnieL. - Friends of Mrs. Mattie ; Sunday's Services of the Youth Council is a COMMCNCIAL WtDOINa AOVtHT.BINB' HdMIS Pinks ton and Mrs. Nancy FOR SALE W. McKinley and Elijah part of a national youth Jones. Middleton will be happy ; Communion Day. Devotion movement to fight for Full Clothes For Sale The Resource group included 'services begin at 7 p.m. to learn of their marriage Freedom, Equal Opportunityto Men & WomensCh : Mrs. Gladys Alex- Song service by the choir Saturday evening, Sept. 24 all Mankind Full- ART STUDIOTELEPHONE eap ander, Oliver H. Jones Mrs Miffs. Frankie Ayer pianist.Quall'fied ROYAL at 7 P.m. in Mt. Carmel fledged citizenship and .Ii EL 5-5329 J ushers ,to serve 41894 . Church I Baptist parsonage Human Dignity. - Mrs rosa Walker and SCOOP with Mr. Middle ton's pastor you. "Be It, Fui her Resolved HELP WANTED Mrs. Estella Anderson, both [Rev. A. H. Ho well. of- that the Executive: Boardof ficiating. Mrs. Middletonis of whom are members of the Jacksonville Branchof ,CLARENCE SJMOH-_.. 515 DAVIS STREETJACKSONVILLE. Female & Male Help Can- NEW .Pallbearers Lodge No 131 FLA.: vassers wanted Construction the daughter of Mrs. the NAACP is one hun- are ill. Members are urgedto field Melissa Stark of Gainesvi dred percent behind Our Day EV 4-5211 ECONOMY visit them. Nite PO 4-4317. lie and is an instructor Youth Movement.Committee .";' Mrs. Rosa lee Buie. daughter - at Duval Elementary and : Xlysofi E. Wise, HOW THE TIME TO ORDER PAINTS of Mr. Mrs. Lee I WANTEDBeauty School. chairman? Rev:*J. S. John'son. PocahontasBriquetsAnthraciteCoke James is visiting here. C .O A L Operator & Barbers A? IMPERIAL I She is a physiatric worker Mrs. M. Pressley WTERIORLATEX $149 ROCHELLEWomen Dr. Hunter nh: Satterwhite, FREE CITY.WIDk DELIVERY 'are wanted to New Holly- ministration with the Veterans in New York.Ad- Dr. Gene M. Downing Rev. a LL SEASONS ICE & FUEL 00.! wood Beauty Lounge 622 W. s Day was observedat I WWt.cadPotttfe = J. B. F. Johnson, pres. 5883 NORWOOD AVI. PHONE PO 4-4511 Ashley St. Call EL 49774Mr. Mrs. Buie graduated from ......, Hall Chapel Methodist Taylor: EL 3-3245 Mr. Church Sunday, Sept. 24th. Hampton Institute Hampton TOOTHACHETout I. S. Anderson. (IMPERIAL 69. The members wish to thank Va. and did advanced suffer needfctily. Get speedy rt- Jilt from throbblnr- pain of tootnach - t WTS1DE S2 all who participated on the study at Columbia with! fast acting ORAOEL Pain - WHITE .... program. University.We Of fots money In Dlek.seconds.All drug Guaranteed stores: JI COMING SOON-COMING SOON- COMING SOON MlftNTS'. :.: wish her a pleasant .M* tMfcJxt Te rM Gal... Ottw Why Mothers,Use stay here. j- The Fabulous New STATE PAINTS FAMOUS SPECIAL LAXATIVEFOR Duval Elementary School fREE 6FC8 ON OTHER The Sixth Grade, Sec- CONTINENTALBOWLING QUALITY PAWS EQUAL TO BABY tion 1 presented their STRANDHis NATIONALLY ADVERTISED first 'assembly program You don't want to take BRANDS: Friday Sept 22. Following Thru Sat. ......... chances with strong laxa- aaQ fam M !* Fatal devotions by the His name is FlEE GALLON tives. That's why for over class, an interestingfilm .... ....... .......... 60 years Bothers have relied entitled "Folk PARRISHMore t frmn $5.98 to SI:9. on vegetable pare Songs of American History '_ NO LIMIT-AMV-PAINT sold. BABY EASE" Made especially was .; ..... .r--STATE PAINT Class officers electedfor 1 than ... ,!-*:* - ,{ mild and gentle for infants a boy :: LANES the school term include '? ;' 6116 Norwood Ave sensitive stomachs. You can; : Willie' Marie Jack- yI .. ...not : , rely on this pleasant tasting -' son, president; Tyrone 1 yet aman ' 4 blocks north of comfort when your child Acosta vice presiderit-. 3118 Edgewood Ave. GATEWAY SHOPPING CENTER, needs a' laxative. 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