Jackson advocate., 1963-05-25
CLIO BAL
POR T R AIT S
BY LOU LuTOUR

great dynamic and most sincere
leader, Henri Judon, President
of the international United Male
Coiffeurs which just closed a
most successful 4th Annual Con-
vention here in N.Y.C. at New
York's Hotel Sheraton Atlantic
And noteworthy about the
Convention Program was the
way in which Youth was spot
lighted with the opportunity to
participate in Queens Contest
and also in a Students Compe-
tition Show presenting various
| hairstyles - and all Of this ar
ranged by and under the direc-
tion of Judon whose belief as
well as practice is to help others
especially youth In Decem-
Der he presented 20 junior debs
| at New York's Hotel Diplomat
and the 1868 Queen Of 'IUMC
will soon make cruise to Ber-
muda under the auspices of Hen
ri Judon & His JUNO
Henry Judon has also seen to
it that his organization has Civ
en- over 10 scholarships for ad-
vance study to various young
people within the last year
So, it is no wonder that this
personality merits a place in
'Global Portraits and we know
that when the Bermuda Tour is
made the alert and experienced
newspaper Editor, Mr.. A. B.
Place of the Bermuda Recorder
will be ready to welcome Mr..
Henri Judon & his 'IUMC' along
with the 1868 queen g..
'Global Portraits is happy to
salute such a deserving one as
Hendi Judon, the top Male Golf
feur Of the nation.
From New York to St. Louis,
Missouri where another whose
interest in youth is genuine real
ity, 'Global Portraits salutes
Professor G. D. Brantley, prin-
cipal Of Sumner High School
whose graduates include the
worlds greatest Cartoonist, E.
Simms Campbell now living in
Switzerland, Grace Bumbry not
ed singer and long list of 9TH
ers who have truly accomplish
ed Having two children of
his own and a lovely wife, Mrs.
Lucille Brantley, Prof. Branley
is most worthy Of praise and
every kind Of salute because
Of his depth Of love and under
standing of youth in action, as
we'll as his forward look in
dealing with youth A
"peek" into the winter edition
1962-'63) of Prom, a st. Louis
magazine about youth, made us
feel happy to see Prof. Brantley
taking an active part in the
Prom Of his school - Sumner
High \. His stress on the cul-
tural development along with
the academic and physical de-
velopment- of youth attending
Sumner High School is evidenc-
ed by his fine programming in
cluding music, choral singing,
the dance, dramatic club activi-
ties and other creative activities
as a part of Summers program
throughout the school year !.
| A special tribute to Prof. G. D.
Brantley who keeps an eye on
the higher horizons for youth
attending Sumner and who al
ways remembers those who in
any way contribute to the sue
cess of his schools program.
A salute to st. Louis Prof
Brantley after the one to New
York's Henri Judon, both inter
ested in the development of
youth, makes your writer think
of one who today is travelling
in Holland & other parts OF
Europe making observations OF
youth in Action, while at the
same time enjoying the pleas
ures offered there - and that
one is a dear friend whose work
in children's court here in Brook
lyn, N. Y. is so self-satisfying-
the charming Mrs. Louise Bats
the charming Mrs. Louise Bat
son Lousie, as she is known
by hundreds the world over has
travelled extensively both in the
USA and abroad with severa
trips to her own country-Bar.
bados. She is the wife Of DR.
Percival Batson, also from Bar
bados, who has done advanced
study above a Masters degree
has a special love for and
great depth Of understanding o1
children. Mrs. Batson in her po.
sition makes well Of the oppor.
tunity Of encouraging hundred: