The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-05-01
SHAW HOUSE


program finale. They were stun
ming in evening wear, play
clothes, swim suits, and street
wear.
Winners in the Semi-profes-
sional class we're: LIST prize,
Nathaniel L. Bell for "Reflec-
ton" End prize to Gerald Ince's
B. U. Chapel Door" Bell also
won honorable mention in this
class for ''The Flower" a good
abstraction. In the amateur
class, W. M. Maxwell won LIST
prize for Morning Sum; Virgil
T. Jones, End prize for Lii
herty"; 3rd prize was won by
Clifford Crawford for his liar
ward" and 4th prize went to
Lincoln Queeley for Baby With
Shoe" Honorable mention for
Imagination went to Vincent
Haynes for his Happy Song;
for print quality to w, M Max
well Tor Waiting for the Sun
rise and to Virgil T. Jones for
human interest for his print,
I'll Knock Him Out" Although
not in the competition but
shown in the display section,
Frank Cox was awarded Honor
able Mention by the three i'm
partial judges for the compost
ton and print quality of over
pass Shadows" Other partici-
pants whose works offered close
competition were: Laura B. Ince
who had the judges in a guam
Gary about her Fishing Fleet;
Julian Mosbey, Rev. Michael E.
Haynes.
The Show committee included
besides Cox, chairman, RATHER
inc Watson Coleman, Vincent
Haynes, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Coleman assisted by Norris r.
Taylor, Headworker; Chris Cox.
N, L. Bell, John Shelburne, Rev.
Michael E. Haynes, Charles
Gaines, chairman of the Art
Guild of Shaw House, Walter
Davis, Arnold Walker, Herbert
Patterson, Cleophus Clarke and
Mrs. Darnley L. Corbin with
the local weeklies, Guardian,
Chronicle, Roxbury Citizen and
nationals, Pittsburgh Courier
and Afro American giving ex-
cellent coverage. Official shots
were made by Cox, Ray Cole
man, Vim Haynes and Craig H.
Yorke. Gifts and substantial
prizes were contributed by Syl-
vania Electric Products. Inc,
Leon G. Lomax of South End
Electric Co., fremont Street,
Madison Drug Co., Personal
Photo Service, Inc, the Grim
son Camera Exchange, Radio
Station WHOM and Hon. Will
liam A. C"Bily'D) Glynn. Dor
othy Ruth, Ingalls, Drug and
and Kornfield Drug donated
film to this free affair. The ex-
hibit was hung on three walls
of Maria Baldwin Hall as the
gallery and was centered around
a color display by N, L. Bell.
Among those present were
Matte Ruth McCrary, Redman
B Harding, Thelma Jackson
Geauanne Lumpkin, Frances
Bennett. Samuel c. Smith, Phi
lip R. AllSton, Mrs. Florence
Greene, L. E. Bailey Rupel S
Perkins. Arthur M Cordice, John
F. Jones, Robert L. Stone, Mat
thew E. Goode, Carlyle Parsons
Carmen Butcher, Marjorie BY
noe, Joseph Hicks, Kenneth
Vass Charles Brown, Preston
Haynes, Secily Butcher, John
H. Coleman, Dexter Khan
James M. Caesar, Barbara ]
Lee of Roxbury. Cortland o
Digger, Edward Kelley, Har-
old G. ibson, all Of West Med
ford; Gordon B. Coblyn, Cam
bridge; Ruth A. Fitzgerald
Dorchester; Robert H. owens
Bedford.
Also Thelma Prince, Marion
Hammond, Leroy Erwin, Mrs
Sara H. Houston, Mrs. James r
Lesueur. Granville GRAPHICAL, o
Philip Snowden executive al
Freedom House; Joseph Green
idge. Mrs. Carol Brothers, Mrs
Edward Brown, End and Darn
lev Leon Corbin. Fine Art'
worker of Robert Gould Shaw