Buffalo Criterion, 1953-07-18

              buffalo new york saturday july 18 1953 the buffalo criterion pptftt in tints this newspaper 14 produced in our own plant all ill nkwi ok t r<miidp*mmm m all the people sifllc-stkit cefftb vouxxvii--no 29 rev e d mcneely heads why bapt ass'n 3-day session met at friendship baptist church on thursday evening the western iv y baptist aas'n at ba final sea aion of a 3-day convention elected rev e d mcneely paatur of tha friendship baptist church as its moderator succeeding rev john h mcdavia mrs bertha harden was elected president of the woman's aux lliary succeeding mrs eva venable the sessions were held at friendship baptist church this information was received just before going to press and full cover age of the meeting will appear in next week's issue presided at confab * mrs eva vonahte presided at the u'vutua'a auxiliary meeting of the wsy baptist aa-ot lalto*'a * ilit con era-map held at friendship baptist c-urrh tuesday thmngh thuradav mrs vssudme who wa preatltlenl for ike past two year waa aari-l*d*ll try v bertha dardrn yam varaaa a™aa^i ushers union th sflan*l united i ah aaao elation ia i • « 1 inc >- holding its eaaws—flnin waihlngton d c july 7tit ii\a j our local president mr waverly jonas who i doing a earl good yob a our leader i especttag a larger dele gation to attend from buffalo than ever before we muat not let him it-tar for information contact him at tk mil lackawanna or m i urleus cl s7 buffs or h ptn gl aagota n v ... hen waihing t-n a hi buffaloi book lovers club „. tha * book ' i uvei * club he id tmm ctwuag btafusg •'■-' ih club year msa mm . aopm item at the heme f il ij*/d u)«t 4 k«mm*_4 aye many eewaiwa til uh_»xim the no—mating rami we ap po—xed by th vise-rw mrs john in ia th may maatiag brought la tl.e following officers for th new | year which w«r isard by an aa j animou vote pre mrs waiter 15 holland vie pre mrs joseph ww*l recording see mrs peter lrftnoh corresponding tee mrs kmma l massy financial sec mrs q-jiiit-r gault trea , mrs l**b c kiu-hie chaplain mrs wslton town send parliamentarian mr mertoa holmes th nominating committee wss composed of mr jsiasa e per kins chr mrs g*cr meadow and mrs dm gro the officers war installed by mr f u mcnaeley a report from th buffalo regional of the v ration waa given by mr l**j a-yjt which wsa held a the michigan aye church morptng at may 7ilt and aflarnosn at th y.m c.a th president mr david wright was welcomed back by th club after a trip lo hi former home in a hostesses for the evening war mr lloyd allan mrs georgs meadows and mr leroy hit hi i gut.l for lit evening was mrs m meadow mr ijavid wright president mrs maude braith chr of publicity - swaaa shapely majeretera are meats beta at t-w frontier ml i>rui o*rpa call led by iris besuaer t-rft t tight are florence hp*ed i male potedextar . anna lob johnson sb*lbi davßt jacqueline ihtprrs vaaatta lane immime m tuuna aad ' tela tflfinur ... communittee releases 5th ward program for improvements the th ward campa.ca cm l for ths election of l-rank _, mat rtw*athar jr republican^candidate for councilman of the ellicott 1)1 um and thomas 11 crawford re 1 ii.la-aii candidate for huperviaor f th oth ward met titia week with in two candidal and the follow ing point program far th in.prove lut-m of the ward was formulated a ajtukesiiiun said i in nine puna |. kian will lie a gieat lej ior v.urd i contrast lo ut do-nothing policy of the democratic cuum-iii-nit t.i.l i'lmwlll l*vllitm.'4buc supervisor which tin v.ii vi evident for th , at two >•_!« ih i'rognun 1 better street cleaning for lita ward i mm tiequetit garbage collec m__t i mora polite protection 4 a.tititauial iiitiary fat 111 tie - l_a-oiiiaj.rm.eiii of private trait i w.iua to ttnil.l housing in th ward - better strm i lighung 7 erection of a mode n neighuor h*>od house aad mors recreational tattuuaa in th ward i a workable h.iku\|i plan to help both shoppers ana nurittuuita th the ward 9 a program of interest to en muraga tha t-eautiru-aiioa of homes in hi ward ; -" rev w.cochrell closes series in buffalo churches th rev win ii w toehrell mis atooary - evangelist of ht louis missouri closed a aaaenea of special messages in tha following churches st john a baptist rev b c mtc-r ley pastor aritiw.li luv j n ilob u—on pastor lily grove it v m g wiley pastor and th calvary bap tist rev p tramineli pastor there were numerous expressions of appre ciation for hi massages and soogs while in the city rev < si i.reli wa llie guest of ids brother rev j a j i cochrell clowns monarchs meet here aug 2 th famous indianapolis haaebail clown will meet th kansas cuy miuiarcha in a double-header on bun day august 2nd at oftermann hta.l turn th first gam will begin at . p m to visit sick v old timers club ami the pan ma rest are planning to visit th pnuc-ta at fartyshet n t hos pital la september ajrul pa out gtfta *!__* group did llke-w-w a the vats hospital caster sunday till picture at the bethel ami i church congregation was taken dur | ing it initial saralee in iu n « 1 cation jlkhlg-it and ferry bta an i baa day july m the church was formerly l«_led on ragle at jeffer sob key harry,white _ minuter cecil brown endorsed by 12th wd democrats the democratic committee of th 12th ward at th last regular meet ing conducted by chairman john j thomas endorsed •*, cecil brown a funeral director at 46 e utica st as their candidal tor supervisor af the l.th ward 11 is th husband of lunauelo brown father f two boy cecil craig and gregory keith treasurer ami trustee of the lutheran church of it saviour vice-president of th buffalo urban league guild , i'r**l l.tii of the appomattox club of buf fal inc a member of th board of j ' bumim___-_h___l ■ managers of th o m spring branch af th m.c a and a member of many other church business an so cial organisations lie has always be*a active la «*.*** and community af fairs and promises to give to th poo pi of th county of erie progrea ive leadership prince hall masons object to clandestine fitzpatrick lodge no.203 charles - scott district uarsu grand master if th th u_sor„c lib ttlet mast worshipful i'rinc 11*11 j lodge uiimd th foliowtui tiaw—aat j ;: in . nrerat tsau of •*!* criteria upra^ppearad a not.cc at a vswreh cua-yi-wht«h rf uitß dm_tv-_t no _(-,'* m«b-p which style its i a masonic body there also appeared a f.ron.i to introduce the masonic leader of buffalo this is a lan deatlrt group sad should not he eon fussd with prince hall masons the only boai fid and regular ma sons in this city among negroes arc i member of st john's lodge no 16 paramount lodge no 73 lonic lodge no 8/1 and thus masons who com from prima hall grand jurisdictions all under the obedience of the most worshipful prim hall grand lodge of new york free and accepted masons arthur t giddings grand master the most worshipful prince hall gram lodge of new york is oat of the 40 grand bodies in the united sutra canada the bahama and li beria whose origin can be traced „ [ african u.dg no 459 which received ita authority from a charter granted mm hall by the mast worshipful grand imge of england in 17*4 v the group in quest ( pitapat 4 l.udgr no at la considered by th moat worshipful prior mall grand lodge of new ml ki|*i clandea tin body therefor th masonic leader af buffalo will not part lei i pat in the activity a listed sbwnrtrf mvv i i i — ■ r.-i 11—arratiiraaiiimaw woman of the week every friday on kay cook's kitchen party over station wkbw at 12:50 pan a woman of th week is se lected from letters submitted by lis teners las week mrs leroy r i coles of 898 hickory signal hat the honor of being woman of the weak because mm coles ha been bos pitalized lor th past four weeks in deacons hospital ahe wa unable to attend the friday broadcast in her honor however her youngest daugh ter e marie participated in her stead th letter thai ■.., mrs coles this recognition wss written by mrs luis brooks of eagle street he aid j thai mi <.'..«* was her choice he w her mft»3f community and church activities mrs '...»»- will receive « pair 0 f easy-step shoes a five-pound bo ol chocolates a max facto make kit and attoni horn permanent kit all the fjf-ughters received tom home i permanent kits except marie who will | receive a max factor makeup for i participating on the radio th three grandchildren at anticipating much fun with the big luna tuna tarp which they will receive because granny " was woman of the week 1 united college fund new york july 7 195.1 the schedule for the weekly sene of un ited negro college fund choir broad casts presented by the public affair department of th american broad casting company was announced a day by w j tr*nt jr executive di i rector of the fund for th seven ■ week period beginning july lift the . raais will feature the choirs of umoyn college virginia union uni versity bishop and t \,(„ ceucgsj taaimt university living i atone and benedict coueges all l'ncf men.her utltutioa the schedule ta as follow lemoyne college memphis t*cn***e j a iy 19th virginia union university richmond virginia july zcth bbhop co-ege jurahall texa august 2nd st auguat i . i.ieg raleigh north caro-aa - goat 3th xavier t»rty new orleans louisiana i aug_tt 16th lmags-na college ' sal—bury north car-una aogwat ' t_rd aad ■*_*_>*-. colleg c«____ia so-th carolina august 30th what's doing by charlie trammel the vel,!..e gave a very luxurious and fashionable prom last saturday night the sweethearts of rhythm played the muaic for this dance which look i.lace at the eloquent hotel sut ler among those present at the pleas sat a*f_.r wars mr an.l mr archie hunter mr and mrs charles price bobby hunter m.t'i - norman bar jara marshall horace cromer mr and mrs lawrence brown inn buck aer billy echols mr an mrs i>.yl dougherty mr ami mr harold sorthington bud northington mar icn adams maria coles arthur caldwell lech coles mr and mr arthur walker bobby kern jsaae perry james normand billy rhree—criur-n july 1 fh arthur and rom mcgee who was se erted as queen af the prom archie hunter talis ma that the tititsii will give « real saaasy costume ball tmana october ... perry wilson the lab technician . taw me last weak aad said that ha mm *•> •*•*• straw hat . . . mm said she sojourned to but she had a one time wherever it was . . . thomas , ■ bonnes green in in atlantic city and not dead as he was reported to be ... i'm going to tell you ah about ronnie ronnie peoples that .*. he says that all the girls call him honey-boy now . . . george the ■■ bartender at the little harlem was seen coming out of kerr.'s now george anne montgomery won't like you . . , ** sleiita the exciting exotic dancer waved st me the other day golly go»h oh gee steady charles steady . . . sober burke is going to summer school at v b where he is taking a course in government ... i hadn't seen john baker in so long that i thought he was out of town but he isn't ... my boy robert fling is out of the service and home for good now he lack as though he put on a little weight . . . those glamour girls alice cathey rosa dial and pat olivier were out to norm's hav ing a real crazy time last friday rosa and alice told me that they are on everybody's mud list but wouldn't say why ... a young man home on his summer vacation from school says that cer tain girts are getting too sophisti cated for him now . . . mr and mrs ...... harris who hal to operate i the han-is restaurant and bakery i will open a laos _*-_* at william and bennett verj lortly . . . ceorge field the -.-. of 11 those beau tiful winfield sltera plays mm real cool piano ... mrs william fling miriam wicker celebrated her first i wedding anniversary all by her lone some because bill is over in korea ... walter williams informs me that harold spieley leftwich had two chicks who looked lovelier than a trop ical sunset an hit arms at the stan kenton dance at crystal beach . . . \ lawrence walker can tell you about every sneak preview uptown ... 1 - just thought about that melita wav ing at me so i think i'll stop and i think about that some more briefs mr and mrs s a brown of gary indiana and mr and mrs tumps of south bend indiana who are now touring the country stopped off to visit with friends mr and mrs j r garrett this week mr james k garrett stat direc tor of education of the 1.8.p.0.e of w was in boston the weekend at tending the regional oratorical con test he reports a great time for the educational department of the elks mr m r perry and j r garrett will be in toronto canada sunday the i9th to set-up the education pro ram of the elks with the new lodge and temple they are busy men and are giving much time and energy for the advancement of the youth mr an.l mrs maurice waters of egg harbor n j parent and mrs nellie han n of east orange s j i aunt of mr walter givens motored to bualo to visit mr and mrs givens ib son gregory of t^!l jef ferson aye mi and mrs theodore bryant of ferry street accompanied by her niece mia shirley harris spt-nt in days in new york city visiting rela hem and friends mrs clara o jacobs of new york city in vwiting her mother mrs ann oliver and other relatives she is the house guest of her siater _•_ hand mr and mrs v m woodard the johnson c wells tennis club , bill is the cleveland tennis club sunday july l'jth at bennett park the matches will start at 11 o'clock a.m the public is invited thsjaarriai-e of mis golaree os burn daughter of mr and mrs ro land osburn of marion ala and mr wm w cole jr of rochester n v was solemnised to*-lay july 7 at her •''*»» i marion th young coup f is at hot at *» w»lnut street buf lalo x t x*'-:-x x elder beck hurt ll*9§l_pß--*sav>s-mpa**w^n j on thursday june 25th rev i charles bock was painfully injured in j t a car-trailer accident when he sua tain a broken right elbow elder beck who was headed for j detroit was hospitalized for a few days he visited the criterion of j fice thursday and told the staff ! that he will continue his wkbw ' broadcast every ilunday night by : transcription mrs florence copeland of 73 welk . er street received news of the wound i ing of her youngest son kenneth 21 i in korea last weekend kenneth is the fifth an last son of mrs opt land to serve in the armed forces he was wounded june 2.1 and is par | tially paralyzed he had been a i drummer in the george larks band here he entered the army nov 19 and reached korea may it pvt copt-land's brothers served during world war 11 gordon was wounded in north africa david was discharged because of a heart con dition roland served as an army corporal and calvin as a machinist's mate third class in the navy hickory st nursery the nursery school of the center is growing rapidly each day from a a.m to 5 p.m the children are busy having a good time learning and do ing constructive things under the leadership of misses rosa dial and e mar coles there is room tor several more children for further information call ma 4103 or wa 0372 naacp given convention report last sunday july 12 attorney william sims spoke to the buffalo branch ol the naacp and various friend of the organization at the michigan avenue baptist church mr sims recently returned from st louis missouri where he was a delegate to the national convention for the national association for the advancement of colored people on behalf of the buffalo branch of the naacp mr sims reported on the highlights of the convent the convmtion went on record a opposing the mccarian-walter art the recently effective amended law which drastically reduced immigra tion quotas of non-whites and in soma instances excluding negroes alto gether mr sims said that many highly educated and qualified techni cians at negro extraction were ex cluded altogether under the said act the buffalo branch of tha naacp was advised by mr sim to establish youth co unci is in th local high school and instruct them through this medium in the advantage of tier-d mm non sskragatsd . sch-via aji.jtß raany t evr !».<-* i hi*lt a '. -'"' irr*d.i ales have in the past b_hfl__i in the attempt to eradicate racial segregation and discrimination both open and subtle the convention was advised by paul k williams an ar chitect and recipient of the spmgarm award to top buying houses that were so old and had been so used that even the white owners wanted them no longer because according to mr williams all that happens is that you go from a negro neighborhood of renters or non-homeowners to a ne gro neighborhood of homeowners with the result that you still have negro neighborhoods or segregation his suggestion is to buy land in th suburbs and build your own horn and inasmuch as the current movement is away from the city and into the sub urb by this method he believes that we can attain a truly integrated neighborhood which would in turn re sult in the ultimate abolition of racial prejudice rr mr everett smith si was master of ceremonies mr peter left-rich gave the welcome address responded to by mr everet gatson mrs ivrnella byrd is president of local branch visits relatives here mr samuel ewtng of central fla has been the guest for 10 days of members of his family here in buffalo they are mrs willsie richardson 269 spring mrs lllli hunter 266 spring mrs laura beckham 263 spring and mrs hattie kelly nieces charles kelly 271 spring albert kelly wfllert park eddie kelly 36 bristol frank kelly sycamore st and leon kelly hickory street nephews mr ewing says he has had a most enjoyable time he was the j house guest of mrs richardson he also visited the criterion tin picture shows member of th ml hnr baptist church who plana th re ib___!l__^__________n_bhui____a___al i ui.—iiaiaaai iin bbiiaaa n lai.ai sth anniversary program of the pastor and wi/e rev t c watson help wanted lady iwisaarra expeneeaeed for apf—aac silnß __* t,i ■«_*_• ssrvey sa citing burnt he able jwatlfj pre w feeviw war vads salary or cetamfcafcaa »_._ icau cm tt far app-tatarat shop at nm i ratal imwmmrm i a *-- «-»»- mfflßeyi