Buffalo Criterion, 1976-11-17

              wednesday november 17 23 7f and still wny's only official minority newspaper - not lust a free shopper bulk rate handout political or clipout sheet rochester niagara region the buffalo criterion *-■ vol 50 — no 47 local iv - sattonai 3 harriet tubman club recently met the harriet tulimsn 300's t'luh held their ft nasal meeting sat out 30 at the river oak ; bta grand island n.y among tha members shown are mrsdamf laula williams regional chm.i earline collier local chm ann walden v patterson v hall j arr louise mat field g johnson 11 springs p conner m johnson p holland a olden ruby kenton wynell jackson and rose sconiers — criterion photo dexter gordon comes to bflo dexter gordon,world renctwried 53 feat id tenor satopbone pant will visit buffalo m his current and ahead his tor making tat weak north american tour his three niirhts here november 19 20 * 21 at he traltamad ale 2610 main at fillmore i looked at by this area's at.r fans musics and critics and dj's as the i**7 event of the det receives scholarship grant aes ' .. . . th noble carl l wilson ieft director of the ancient egyptian arabic order of the mystic shrine jaeaonmsj student am department of dayton ohio la shown presenting a check in the amount of 20.000 to miss reverb p sanders 1 right chairman of the scholarship committee of the national scholarship service and fund for negro student in.ssfnsi at the shriners h.'lrd annual session hem in lag angelas rites held for arthur s anderson ' arthur s anderson jr ol ii agassi cirrle pa ■ away suddenly no 10 1-71 ia meyer maasariai hmisstal a man el arto-aa burial waa held for him al st viae da peel cbarcb main at eastwood hat no 13 9.30 a.a . he was 26 years of age mr anderson waa the first mark to attend aad graduate from i element tius preparatory school fallowing his graduation from ( ausaartiua in 19*17 lm entered harrard unl . varsity as a aophomore at mt t j v_u_____-___l age 16 ;' at the time of his death hs was a graduate student a canisius college hav tag been graduated from harvard while at calasancuus mr anderson was siu * saat council president a gamber of the achotd's | debate team and editor of the calaaaactlua newa psbllcstion " he 7 waa a summer ktani at the courier stpre la 1975 and also ;*«*» for the huffalo pfestiaa a weekly black araspaper '.; ftirmer chairman of ;«» cltiaena commission e minal justice for & erie county deraon had taught ■£-* at erie man i cailese'a oty campus bn gad for the past jaswas assistant director piunity action ta lyons ma caaaty ja tsederson alao waa khmsst tetary of the feaa hnl name so jbwtvlag are his *»*«» mr and mr **•» 9 anderson sr t*>tm miss michele saaa „ , u ,^ rn , at lint a sheila e j-st 1 i * '_. kwdher e»te anderson snd pssraal grandfather kg hood of art hp »** in forest wicn-atei the j_b f genesis was ta fouth hhealth speack-out slated ily.jwh health k £*,* mvomng the health opt "■ * beshh pt q^xl h the t 7*?j action r k a n . iration youth develop ment division and the lincoln memorial united methodist church has been postponed due to heating p»owem st the church the program was to have run from nov 15th through the 19lh the special week's act ivite will he rescheduled st a later date observed 77th aniversary the phyllis wheatlev ' till observed its 77th anniversary with a ban iii.i in the terrace room of hit motel statler fir oct 29 the special guest was nikki tiovotim out standing author and poet honored gue_t was james it oarrett well known printer church man and fraternal figure ms hovonnl was mm in kin.ill term she was educated at lisk university majoring in history she is now a resident of new york city her address was along political lines she favored carter for presi dent she also read several of her poems mi celeste tisdale a buffalo poet and teacher at community college introduced ms oinvnnni he mentioned many of her works including poetry honks award and honors mrs mary chappeile brought greetings from the business anil profes sional women and mr mir miller from the lit mat club winter fashions were shown by mr m morris in a style show dinner music wa h mrs sylvia ann barlow of niagara alls and two vocal solos by ms evelyn johnson presentations were a bison from mayor ma kowski to the guest speaker by judge dolores denman and a plaque presented to mr j r iarrett noted bulfalo printer was accepted by mr f e merriweather who has known the garrett since they came to buffalo m 1934 mr garrett was tr ill t attend the chtb also presented mrs merri weather a bouque of red club in the near future will hold aluncheor *' whkh ume they will present a donation lo the naacp those attending from sister clubs in rochester were mr florence josenh mr evelyn sut u\n mrs eloise john son and mr viola mar shall mrs joseph william st at a aas qeaaaal chairman and mrs lena llami co chairman mrs mart it'tr wright was m c in the photo from left to right are mr sophia wilham mr harris mrs mary louise wright celest tisdale nikki c.ro vonm mr earline col lier mrs c m merri weather and mr me vine miller black republican membership confab the edward brooke republican political ac tion committee is spon soring the sev york state conference of black re publicans membership and information seminar sat nov 20 from 9 a.m to i p.m in the sutler hi-ton maple leaf room for further information call 83.*-3287 david s lewis is seminar coordin ator youth candle light service nov 21th agape a.m.e churrh will hold the youth candle light service sun nov 21 at i p.m rev otis itaisth and his youth choir of first temple pente costal church sill sing on december mh st 4 p.m rex milton wil ham choir and congrega tion of shaw memorial a.m.e />■"■ church will be guests sun dec 12 4 p.m rev john caver choir and congregation of delaine waring a.m.e church will be guests thanksgiving dance nov.26th the masten district democratic organisation is having a thanksgiving dance friday november 26th at the holiday inn 620 delaware avenir this is a bring yov own affair starting fi 10:00 p.m till 2:00 am live music by al john-son's sou eres everyone is irvited lo attend the gala affair for reservations nnc information ill the ticket chairman ida cobb after voo p.m at wmw)!io obsequies held for mrs rose brown funeral services were held for the late mrs rose brown tue . nov 2 at trinity baptist church 41 spruce st at 1:00 p.m mrs brown was born march 14 1914 in citra fla to the late james and anserine lee she confessed a hope in christ at an earl age under the pastorate of rev c p brown pastor of th willow plant baptist church in 19.10 ash was united in holt matrimony it phillip brown of logoff h c she moved to buffalo in apru 1942 and cast her lot with th trinity bsptisl church tinder rev j t sparks she was a faithful member and served wherever she was needed mrs brown served as vice president of the pastor's aid club for many years until her health failed after a long illness she departed this life thurs . oct 28 1976 at 7:00 pat she leaves to mourn her passing a devoted has band phillip brown daughter mrs verna mac rathe 1 grand children maurice white dan-ell and laurin cathey and mrs yvette croxle all of buffalo three great-grand children dorian and ebonie white and joel croxie two sister mrs mazrie hah of tamps fla and mrs naomi berry of detroit mich a brother bennie lee at water haven ft a brother-in-law mr arti berry nt detroit mich an aunt mrs frances rivers of citra lis five mrs rose brawn extends telegram to benjamin hooks a pledge >■! cooperation with the nearly elected executive director of the naacp hsaiaaia hooks has been made by vernon e dan jr executive director of the national urban league in a telegram ol rufrst ualuoriv the complete text of the telegram hallow the board and staff of 0 national urban league join me in con gratulating you on your assertion as director of the naacp i know ytm will bring vitality and commitment to thi crucial mint and i look ward i working closely with you to help bring justice and equality lor blark americans the historic partnership be tween the naacp and the urban league now liters a new era wt are confident will la marked in clone cooperation and mutual efforts on behalf of black people best wishes for sucre in your new leadership role "" equal opportunity award recipient for the first time in the history of the nationsl urban league * i t-usl opportunity award a woman eraa 11 fmpm commissioner new york state civil service com mission will be one of the recipients 1 tin league holds ms annual kauai opportunity day dinner nov s n iht new york hilton hotel the m-a bmitin also marks the hill anniveraary din ner ma ponton along with thomas a murphy chairman of ihe board and chief kxecutive of ficer ieneral motor corp will tet cite i award at lhe dinner which annually pay a tribute to leading americans for their distinguished contri butions to equal opportun ity and all americans commissioner poston the first black to serve as member of the new york state civil service com mission ia being honored for her work in furthering equality in the area of public employment mr murphy is being honored for his continuing leader ship in the area nt corporate responsibility ms poston has held several positions during her service with the state of new york from 1967-1975 she served a president of the commis sion and head of the new york state llept of civil service 1965 67 direc lor new york stale office of r ronnms opportunity 1964 65 confidential as sistant to lot nelson a rockefeller 10 65 con fidential coordinator n.y.s hittmon of youth and from 1957 62 she was ares ritrra-ta^r new snrt slate youth commission in saldino the i a former president of lhe llv 11 posit.n guest speaker at precinct meeting on ifcattaa ne 18 lh precinrt ntshrtdt council al frt-rtnt-i ia wll have city t own judge samuel green *- tit guest speaker judge green still speak * mm prttatbttif .• la tluf . ■«»•>> and tt tt.lt lag i door justice if you want te hear thh very stiitilsta and in formed ffutsl pies be present at th ballet c kensington center 29tl bailey v | b , hhtllt at ; 7;tkl p.m on the afore mentioned date a very interesting evening ta promised dr holland clarifies statement li russell holland would like in rlarify the statement in the buffalo kvening news stating that hi hnd permanently ifiir-'tl dr holland has not retired from his general pri-rtice he has only retired from the dental mediraid program modernottes sponsored workshop the ultra mndernettm k-tlwittifmul workshop at at airrtwt lire-en's lh aii.iv shop 1615 j after son aye new ist tl 5 p.m wilh mrs mary tanner presiding the eloctinn of of fir ers for the year 1977 u«ok plnct with the following results mary howard president mi i-ntin smith vice-prweidem sarah carom financial sr-cretary and treasurer^t appeals to public for remodeling aid appealing to the public ww 1 ssd in a christisn manner to help remodej tbe chorch mrurture at 12 ■'; genesee sf tbe pa«or oder na-rtor i asking the public * for a*-4*4*rice whatever it i you are a t nqsfl worker a*tf any kind please 7 contart the pssto fmt«r 7 h<»nr nftyw and let him . rose brown seep t . 2 fr\*p«>m!an a psire 2 1923 1976 ! criterion press and still the no 1 wny central cities o99a9mmmwtwaawtmamaag9 largest press os tatv r has bare apra ***** m**a al ***** . tear is t-r aar sitsteace serving aar y 9*a99a%9nttee to our many readers who pay for and subscribe to the criterion ■ we thank tee for still perpetuating us as dean of wny's minority leadership and upstate m v.'s only official inner cities newspaper