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The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
Social g. Church
GRAND OPENING
Gel EBRATioN

Metropolitan Lodge No. 962
Of the Improved Benevolent and
Protective Order Of Elks of the
MCrid and Emma V. Kelly Tenn.
rie No. $50; Lady Camille Temple
No. 755: Florence Ames Temple
No. IL; began a one week cele-
bration of their Grand Opening
at 233 East Forest Avenue. Sun
day. August 4th. at 2 pm.
The celebration began with a
parade al , pm. with dedication
ceremonies following. featuring
Past Grand Master. William o..
Green. Masonic Order. PHA. as
princip.l speaker.
Accent On Youth was the
Monday celebration highlight,
climaxcd with a 1een-age dance:
Tuesday was Civic and Cultural
Night; Wednesdays The Aisles
CT Beauty" included Milady's Gre
ative. Fashion Designs. Elkdoms
Fashion and Beauty Counselors;
Thursdays theme was Roll Out
The Barrel of Fun" featuring a
Bridge and Whist tournament.
Fridays Fellowship Dinner and
Dance will feature music by Ed
Williams and his Staccatos; Sat
urday's dance will also feature
Joe Williams and ElI.lom's pro-
fessional entertainers.
The celebration will close Sun
day. August ii with a party AT
5 that will last until 9 pm. spon-
sored by departments and units
to be highlighted by a talent
show. William 7. Nelson is Gen
eral Chairman. Frank O. Mann
inc is Exated Ruler. Daughter
Rulers are Thomasenia Harral.
Erma l. Henderson and Frances
Alexander.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
A FIame-Thrower
BY Collie }. Nicholson

G2AMBLING. LA. (SPECIALl
Derrell Wilkerson. a flame
throwing right-handed pitcher
from Grambling College. has
siened a $4,000 bonus contract
with the Baltimore Orioles.
Wilkerson was signed by vet.
eran scout West Allis. lie is
IS
The 6-2. le2-pound athlete
was a star on the Grambling
team that advanced to the ii.
nails of the NAlA sman-college
tournament in ST. Joseph. Mo.
last month.
He completed his freshman
year at Grsmbling where he was
called ~Stoneface" by team
mates because of .his serious
approach 10 the game.
Wilkerson is q native of Mil.
wsukee. Wis.
He is the fourth member Of
the 1853 Grambiing nine TO
ink a professional contract.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10

poets CT administration and man
agcmcnt during his nine-month
stay here Mr Clark will serve
as assistant 10 r. W kondor.
Vanguard's Associate Producer
Eleven of the fellowShipS re-
new awards made in 1862. the
first year Of the Foundations
three-yesr program for admins
tra;ive internShips in the per
forming arts. twenty-five fellow
shirs we're awarded last year.
The men were selected from
among ninety candidates nomi-
mated by artistic directors. man
ayers. administrators. and 9TH
crS in music and the theatre.
A panel Of professional mana
gers in these fields aided in the
selection. AT a later date. the
Foundation expects to invite ad-
ditional nominations for the third
and final year Of the ~ ogram.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10

Kendall left via lct TO attend The
National Beauticlans Convention
al the sherman Hotel in ChlcA-o
Sunday. August llth. the Rose
OF Sharon Church. and pastor.
the Rev. Junius Moods Viii move
into their new church home.
l2l00 Hoimur The Re, j ;.
Williams. Jr Will dcliverlh dcO-
icatory message al 2~pm Mr J
' 1nompsea-wrti be Master oi
Ceremonies.
a Home Coming Tea Will y
sponsored by the Drinkicy Rol..!
Club Of Scott Methodist ChN, ]
in the Fisher YMCA Sun AJs
llth. The Rev Clarence + NJ
son viii be speaker
The Rev. Carl Hughes pas
tor and The Ecihcl last Baptist
membership viii 80 On tou
and picnic in Canada Saiarda,
August 10th vla bus Wh,tn Wi.l
leave 57l7 lIoiComb III 500 am
and return at pm. Mrs Marion
Horton IS chairman
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
GERALDINE SANDERS WE'D
TO TERRY FERGUSON

Geraldine SandCrS and Leon
Terry Fergcrson eNchar ed mar
rlage VOWS and ilns> Saturday ii
the home of the brides parents
Nj and Mrs Ilcrbcr, Sanders
of East Hancock
The brides white imported silk
organza gown featured scooped
neckllne The full skirt and hcr
sleeves were appliqued with mo
tifs Of Alencon lace a headband
held her short illusion veil She
wore a single strand OF pearls
and carr.cd a bouquet Of white
carnafionS
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10

Guest prize went TO Mrs Lillian
Laws Of New Orleans. la.
Present we're Mesdames Bob
rs Evans. Laura Anderson. Poodl.
es Hereford. Roselyn Yeargan.
Cleo Ligge,i. Jennie M,t,gomery
Carrie Watts Nellie Watts. Eta
Blanch Dlckey. GuSsie Dickey.
Stanton. Willie Mae Carter. Beu-
an Sii;i. Pola Polk. Fan Davis.
Mary Walker Gwendolyn Har-
rison. Lillian Laws. Sadie Little
John and Lillian Jones. also Clo-
thild Martin
Mrs Psnsy Smith and Mrs.
AUDREY Wilson. sisters. were hap.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10

carnson Corpanys home economists have developed a
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crystals into chilled whole milk Miniature openface
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tablespoon canned tdrsinedl mixed with dash
celery seed and = lowcacTe ayornase Garnish
with thin cucumber slice
T. tablespoon canned (crsne6l with tea
spoon dill weed teaspoon ayonrsise 2-3 drops
vnegS.. Top with : dill pickle slices
tablespoon cresned chcese with dash
nutmeg Top with small fresh California strawberries and
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thin cucumber slices rarinaied teaspoon iow-cal-
Italian dressing Carnsh with egg and
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tablespoon cresmtd cottage cheese mixed with dash
onion salt Garnsh with ratsh and parsley spTRs
You have Of ne ard sa'ror three Of the
ether sand~iGheiies fos yoa eaioEse quota.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
HOME WEDDING

Mary Reda Lumpkin and John
DAILY army were married last
Monday afternoon at the home
of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George Lumpkins of Scot.
ten Avenue with only the i'm.
mediate family and a few friends
present.
The bride wore yellow satin
brocaded sheath with matching
accessories Her flowers were
white carnations Standing with
them were Mrs. Julie Terry and
Mr. Walter Bailey. Punch and
cake was served.
Sunday the wedding Dinner
was given. which was most de-
lightful Many friends were pres
ent.
Mrs. Mona viney Of Van
Buren, is much improved to date
Of which her many friends and
family are very grateful
Mrs. Viney is al the Critien-
don Hospital Standby telegrams
have been received from out of
town relatives and some friends.
She is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aldolphus Wells of Hart
ford Avenue.
The Melbourne Street Block
Club gave their annual Tea Sun.
day afternoon. airing a very in.
teresting program and large
attendance A traffic block was
set-up from Melbourne TO Brush
for this affair Mr. Hall. Presi-
don,
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
Songs You Live BY "

On Tuesday. September 3.
1868 al 700 PM. Songs you
Live BY" will be presented by
the Celestial Choir OF the Bethel
Baptist Church. East. Sis Hol-
comb al Chaplin
Many outstanding choirs OF the
city have pledged their support
10 this affair The public is cor
daily invited 10 attend. Oliver
Bates. President: Ernesta Miller.
Directress; Rev. Carl d Hughes.
host minister.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
Paint Your Wagon Coming
10 Detroit Civic Center

While city officials are dc.
Asiine over What TO call the
Plaza Al the foot OF Woodward
Avenue Department; OF Parks
and Recreation CiviS Center
Theatre Is rotsr, II 10 pat Il
e sooc use for their production
3. LerreT and Loewes rollicking
PAINT YOUR WAGON on
.AL--st Is 10 IS
Three thousand seats Will be
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
SOCIAL INFoRmERs PICNIC


There have been many p.orles
,h.> summer al Belle Isle and
since II Is : fa>ov.ie park for
many outlets the Sociai Inform.
er> carried their families and
friends last Sunday ior i real
treat to a ioolhsome family din.
ner
Present Mrs Mildred Green.
the Allen Ml.hen>. the Louis
Co,man> The Richard Lowrys.
the William MerrlweatherS. the
William Nindrows. the Lewis
Roses and Rose Junior. the Ted
horns. The William Nincents. and
son Ernie The Lawrence Dunean>.
the Leonard HarriSons. Nr
Mr. Harold Smith. Mrs Marie
Ford and children. Mrs Amy
Stafford and daughter also Miss
lsrito lndo
Mrs Odessa Black IS ENJOYING
pleasant stay With relatives
and friends in Chic4So and At
lan,a Ga
Ms L.nric Mics oi Roe>e.
VET ha> returned from Ru>s.a
~~- E~r'1~- a ..,e~, ,sttrrS ere
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10


Ailce sanders nrluc sis'cr'
- 'hc in'l' u no''o' iici sun
sn'hr yVl'"" '''d u,VSs ic",
'uleu 4 "''''' l.'e ooui0e' anu
she carried "r.'e uaisFS
The Rev fich Gibson. Sr, OF
ine Christian Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church
Tie srocin son Of Mr.. and
Mrs 6r> fcrs,rson ST. asked
Ronel' III I'll Northwestern
& 10 We best man a recep-
eaa N holor of he couple was
he.1 a, -; ArIgcNs Society
d"''d'c oi
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s''"N Vi Ion
i'"'. 'oH' -, r. ~
o.yl /. " es'oV ." L~Deiic
S",t' " '''''ss.
fhciias are happy to know
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
ANOTHER GRAND
CELEBRATION FOR
NAClREMA

The traditional celebration of
Nacirema Club is now in prog.
ress and each day will be one 10
remember.
Symposium Saturday. Mr.. Abra-
ham ID. Citron: Monday. Blue
Monday: Tuesday, dance; We'd
nesday. College night: Thursday.
Hiram Walkers Night: Friday.
Wives of Nacirema Club Night;
Saturday. Cabaret Party: sun
day. picnic al Huron Park.
Mrs. lnez Yong of Sunset
avenue gave sumptuous dinner.
Saturday evening with many
friends and out-of.town guests
present. There were 50 people
present 10 enjoy this dinner.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
: % may RM No1s,

py to have the lovely guests at
,neir home.
Evening star., 1963-01-18
TOP TUNES
By JAMES LEE
Contributing Writer

Steve Lawrence has made
his entry into the teen rec
ord market, with his lovely
and equally talented wife,
Eydie Gorme, close at his
heels.
Steve's biggest record for
Columbia, Go Away Little
Girl" has been high on the
top-seller charts for the last
two months.
Eydie's latest hit for the
same label, Blame 1t on the
Bossa Nova" is starting its
climb to the top.
The two tunes are a major
Evening star., 1963-01-18
TEEN BRIEFS

Christmas evening. The Stu
dent Council footed the $50
phone call. Minna, a senior,
is so well liked, she was the
schools Homecoming queen
in october.
Lackey High senior John
D. Anderson will be installed
tomorrow as master councillor
Of the Walter D. Moon De
Mclay Chapter.
E&R
The Junior class at High
Point High IS giving a Fire
light Dance at 8 pm. tomor-
row. There will be a pretend
bonfire in the center Of the
dance floor and corrugated
paper with brick design along
the back vail. Linda Nath-
anson, junior class vice presi-
dent, is chairman of the
dance.
The assistant dean Of ad-
missions at Washington Uni
versity. st. Louis, will inter-
view students interested in
attending the university at
IL am. Monday at Woodrow
Wilson High.
&&A
Tomorrow at Walter John
son is opening day for the new
Montgomery County forensic
league. Ten schools will par
ticipate in the three tourna-
ments scheduled this year.
The second will be February
9 at Walt Whitman and the
last April 6 at Wheaton.
There will be varsity and
junior debates as we'll as con-
tests in original oratory, ex-
temporaneous speaking and
three tyoes Of oral interpre-
tation-drama, humor and
poetry.
Jacquelyn L. Daye and
James T. Lloyd have been
inducted into the honor So
ciety at Eastern High.
II you are II or over, un-
married. and a femme-but
here's the catch: You've got
to be a twin-you've got a
chance to play hostess at the
Washington Hi-Fi Show
February 8, 9 and 10 at the
Shoreham Hotel.
The Washington High FL
deity Music Show Of 1868 is
looking for a pair of "Stereo
Twins" to be Miss Right"
and Miss Left Channel"
Twins selected will get paid
with money plus a wardrobe
for their appearance.
Applicants can send photos
and brief resumes TO Mrs.
Robert Rogers at the Shore
ham.
Evening star., 1963-01-18
PLAY B AC K

(January ID. We agree that
the outstanding schools In
the Washington area should
be refeatured to allow others
to view the changes that
have occurred. Although "A
Blair Student" stated that II
all schools we're not to be re-
featured, a select few such as
Blair, Washington-Lee, B-CC,
st. Johns and Walter john
son should be entitled to a
column. We failed to notice
High Point as one Of the
schools included.
High Point is one Of the
outstanding Washin g ton
schools and should be recog-
nized as such. Our scholastic
and athletic accomplishments
are many, but no matter how
outstanding they may seem.
no one ever knows about
them except High Pointers.
We hold no grudge against
Blair, but we feel High Point
deserves more recognition
than it is given.
TWO HIGH POINTERS
Evening star., 1963-01-18

this was not the school but
our school band when 1t was
selected to march in Macy's
Thanksgiving Day Parade, so
you see you can't refeature
because you actually haven't
featured US.
I think students would like
to read more about the sports
and activities Of students
from their school and others.
Other schools may have
problems that could be dis
cusSed and some may come
up with answers.
BARBARA KING.
We are two High Point stu
dents who read Play Back
Evening star., 1963-01-18

Annandale Highs senior
class will give 40 Little
Indians" a murder mystery,
at 8 o'clock tonight and to-
morrow night in the school
auditorium. Tickets are rs
cents for students and a
quarter more for adults.
Eighty five Northwestern
High students will compete
at 1880 pm. tomorrow for the
title of queen of the school.
It's Northwestern's annual
beauty contest. There will be
musical entertainment and
Ray Vernon, recording per-
sonality, will be emcee.
- y
Today wheaton High plays
host to 80 foreign visitors,
professional people who are
in Washington for a weeks
orientation program of the
United States. The Student
Government Association will
take the visitors on tours of
the building. The visitors,
from Argentina, Wet Nam,
Brazil, YugoSlavia. Egypt and
Nigeria, will lunch with
Wheaton students.
Sherwood High will play
SpringbrOOk High in basket
ball tonight, and afterward
the Sherwood Key Club will
sponsor the Basketball
Bounce-that's q record hop.
Admission will be so cents a
couple. There will be door
prizes. The hop will be at
Sherwood, Sandy Spring, Md.
= -
J. E. b. Stuart is holding
a maid and butler day" to-
day for the benefit Of the
March Of Dimes.
Hammond High gave a
surprise present to exchange
student Minna Bloch Of Den
mark. The Student Council
arranged for Minna's family
in Denmark to telephone her
Evening star., 1963-01-18
The Constitution

In the January IL issue Of
TEEN, the feature article
dealt with proposed student
changes in the Constitution.
In my opinion, this article
was extremely biased and in
complete. All participating
students and all proposed
changes were of the liberal
type. Nowhere was there con-
servative or Southern opin-
ion. For example, many Of
my friends would like to see
an amendment prohibiting
Federal aid to education,
many more desire a clause
specifying as legal the sep
arate but equal civil rights
doctrine. In other words, the
liberal view of more civil
rights, more representation,
more Government control is
not shared by all teen-agers.
The article dealt solely with
liberal changes such as BAN
ming capital punishment,
home rule for the District
and protection of civil liber-
ties. I, too, am a believer in
bringing the Constitution up
to date. but I would like to
see amendments clarifying
the interpretations of the Su-
preme Court as unconstitu-
tional. In recent years this
"law Of the land" has mis-
construed the Constitution
beyond any hope of repair
save by new amendments.
The States should have their
rights explicitly defined by
new additions to the Consti-
tuition. In this way, the Con-
stitution can again become a
document Of respect. Perhaps
an amendment guaranteeing
Congress the right to govern
its own property, the District
Of Columbia. would be ad-
vantageous. At least. 1t would
safeguard one Of the few re-
naming congressional priv
ileges.
The conservative and
Southern viewpoints are still
strong in this modern society.
And. as such a force, I feel
they should receive attention
in an article dealing with
teenage opinions.
DANA STEVENS
Evening star., 1963-01-18
From TEEN Readers

Letters to the Editor must
carry tDriterS' correct names,
addresses and telephone
numbers. Pen names tDil be
used II requested. All letters
are subject to condensation.
Address letters to TEEN, The
Washington Star, Washing
ton 3, d. c.
Evening star., 1963-01-18
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A1EEes Use reenAds to sa0p, Tell and Sell S1sT

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Evening star., 1963-01-18

departure from their usual
material for both singers.
Since both signed with Co
lumbia last April. ASSR direc-
tor Dave Kapralik has been
urging Steve and Eydie to
break into the teen market.
Steve's hit was written by
Carole King and Jerry Gof-
fin, another husband-and-
wife team who also wrote
Little Eva's big hit, "Locomo-
ton"
The disc was recorded in
November but remained a
sleeper" during the Christ
mas season, when holiday
discs were getting all the play
Now the tune has moved to
the top, selling nearly a mil
Evening star., 1963-01-18

I would like TO express my
ideas after reading a letter
from "a Blair Student"
(TEEN, January IL.
/ am a junior at North
western High in Hyattsville.
Last year was the only time
you featured our school, and
Evening star., 1963-01-18

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Evening star., 1963-01-18
TOP TUNES
60 Away Little Girl Moves In

lion records, an all-time
high for Steve, on the Co.
lumbia label.
The tune, a smooth rhyth-
mical ballad on which the
singer makes his first expert
ment in double-track record
ing, has been produced in
Spanish for distribution In
Latin America.
Eydie's first teen ballad
was released early this month
and is already on the ma
tional charts. She is backed
by a group called the Cookies,
whose hit, Chains" also was
written by Carole King and
Jerry Coffin. The whole thing
is like a family picnic.
The successful couple, who
made their home in Arling-
ton Towers here when Steve
was singing for two years
with the Army Band, now live
in New York with their two
sons, aged 2 years and 6
months.
Both are in New York re-
cording after a successful en-
gagement there before OPEN
ing in Philadelphia next
week. Steve is waxing more
material in the Go Away,
Little Grip vein and Eydie
is preparing an album called
Blame 1t on the BoSsa
Nova"
internationally, "Telstar"
by the Tornadoes is listed in
Billboard this week as the
top tune in France and
South Africa. THE Lonely
Bull" by the Tijuana Brass
heads Australia's tune list.
And in Hong Kong, Ricky
Nelson is breaking big with
TITS Up to You"
And in the United States,
Billboard claims the number
one record Of all is Steve
Lawrence's Go Away Little
Girl"
Evening star., 1963-01-18
AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
of the Ratings of Nine Local D. Us

Artist
RoOftop Singers
Paul and Poulo
CYstoIs
Jan BrodIey
Steve Lawrence
Johnny Thunder
ShireIIes
EorIs
Gene Chandler
Marvin Goys
Evening star., 1963-01-18
HOW TO PLACE
A TEEN-AD.

RATES: 3 lines soc. zoe
each additional line. You
can figure the cost yourself.
Allow 5 average words per
line.
DEADLINE: Wednesday PM.
for Friday following. Ads
received too late will APP
pear a week later.
TO PLACE: Write ad and
figure cost, Give your name.
address. telephone number
and send your ad plus
payment 10 TEEN-ADS,
The Evening Star. WASH
ington 3. D. G. ,.
Asstts,
Evening star., 1963-01-18
Help Wanted


BASS GUITARIST, experienced, for es-
tablished rock n roll band. Pref
Alex area. DAVID, TIE. 6-551l or
STEVE, so. 5-S599.
Evening star., 1963-01-18

Record
!. Walk Right In
z. Hey PouIO
3. He's Sure the Boy
4. Momo Didn't Lie
5. Go Awoy Little Girl
s. Loop de Loop
7. Everybody Loves q Lover
8. Remember Then
9. Roinbow
10. Hitch Hike
Evening star., 1963-01-18
Miscellaneous
Wanted

for 25- or 40-hp. johnson or EVin-
rude outboard motor. PHI. e49-363b.
WANTED-Teen bass guitRrist for es-
tablished band. Call GARY, 474-313s.
BASS FIDDLE PLAYER for 3-piece
Jazz eombo Must have own bass
mot electrie). Call CL. e-p3Op.