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The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 15

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Lot JitflfffiCitnfi1 iil! 20 Leaders of Negro Community Honored Migixine FEM Celebrates First Anniversary by Awards in Various Fields Twenty leaders in various phases of life In the local Negro community yesterday received awards from a fledgling magazine which at the same time marked Its first anniversary as "the only magazine exclusively for Negro r. i Never before did women 75 terive. principal of the San The ceremonies took place; 4 Pedro Elementary School; Fashion, Miss Wylda Plum-mer, apparel designer; Heri tage, Mrs. vassie wrignt, cmo earier: HomemaKine. Mrs.

buy so much "champion" Leoma DeLarge; Home Eco at the Golden Stale Auditorium, 1000 Adams during the first anniversary for the magazine FEM, founded and published by a young Negro woman, Miss Libby Clark. The magazine also presented eight special awards outside of the Negro community here. One went to Mrs. Norman Chandler, wife of the nomics, Mrs. Kpsle H.

ranic-lin, Water: and Power home Human Relations, Mrs. Evelyn' Ameri -ft 1 a4 can Red Cross worker; Literature, Mrs. Ruby Berkley Goodwin, noet: Medicine. Mrs. 4 1 i Mary H.

McCoo, M.D.; Mov ies, Miss Dorothy Dandndge; Original Proieet. Mrs. Lillie publisher of The Times, for her cultural activities with Montgomery, NAACP worker; Religion, Mrs. Kosemary HamDton. publisher: Scholar, WOMAN OF THE YEAR Mrs.

Emily Johnson, left, businesswoman, receives trophy as FEM magazine's Miss Ploraline Ineram. SC student; Sports, Miss Maggie Woman or Year from. Miss Liuoy uarK. Times photo goiter; i neater, Mrs. Edna Stewart, Ebony Showcase founder, and Club the Hollywood Bowl Association.

Two Honored Joe Adams, actor and Radio Station KOWL disc jockey, received the FEM trophy as Man of the Year, The trophy was presented by Gilbert Lindsay, field director for Supervisor Kenneth Hahn stand here must have had an V' It May be Better Now CONCORD. N.C.. March 6 awful headache. He stole $10 Project, Mrs. Theresa Lindsay, organizer ot the sunaay Morn worth of headache powders and chewing gum.

Police surmised the thief who broke into a concession ing Breakfast Club. MAN OF YEAR Miss Libby Clark, publisher of FEM magazine, and Actor Joe Adams, who received trophy A stificial award went to Shop 'til 9 Monday Night Mullen i Bluett Downtown as magazine choice tor man or me i ear. the Sunday Morning Breakfast and leader in tne wegro com Times phots Club for club activities, uther munity Mrs. Emily Adams Johnson, Unecial awards went to Judee inson, shoe repairwoman, and given as follows: Femininity, businesswoman, former so- Scott, to Nat Diamond, South Good Neighbor, Miss Georgi- cial worker ana Negro ciuo- Side businessman, and Earl i tir- ana Hardy, Girl Scout execu Annette Bruce of San Francisco, charm instructor; Odd Occupation, Mrs. Toki Rob woman, was nameu vvuindii urant, entertainer tive.

ot the i ear. miss ciarK pre Three special trophies were Rented the tronhv. In a talk which preceded the awards, Mrs. Loren Miller paid tribute to the hew maga zine. Judee Armond A.

Scott of weeks only Important mn Washington, D.C., senior of II1C 11 llCglUCO V1V ludeeshios in the United Also States, spoke briefly. Other Awards specially priced I 'Sale! FEM awards for leadership 1 1 Lonogram Maison-monogrammed Sheets and Cases in the Negro community were made as follows: Arts and Crafts. Mrs. Emily Table Linens Blanket Covers Jackson, ceramics artist; Bus Bedspreads iness, Mrs. Harriet Johnson, lingerie dealer; Cosmetology, ot Mrs.

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Tn another resolution the group resolved to organize Fonnerly upto50 President Ed Demirjian of Los Anceles was ave as was Aram Tolegian, also of Los Angeles, recording sec- retary. Newly elected officers include Georee Hamperson, on our Fresno, vice-president; Frank Korkmazian, San Francisco, northern reeional vice-presi- onogramme ripnt. and Dr. R. A.

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Reg. 3.50 Your choice of 4 new Maison monograms and our 4 famous Martex terry towels (extra large bath size, shrink-proof Plan your color scheme from 16 towel colors--unlimited monogram color combinations. Buy them by the dozen, or in sets, at special savings. The Malta Labor Party, led OUR LONG-LOOK NAVY WORSTED! 69.95 by.Dom Mmtoff, clinched seats and the Nationalists 15 in last week's general election. The Labor Party favors complete economic integration be- MatsonMonogramintMl BALBOA Bath Towels tween waua ana cnidin.

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1.00 Cosmetic Towel 1.25 Bath Mat 6.95 Bath Sheet Ree. 9.95 luxurious fabrics that can't be duplicated elsewhere at this low price styled and tailored (t hxk l.wli. km waik 18 pieces ONLY 29.95 (6 katk Mwdi, 4 htmi unlk wuk el.th.) Fashion's pet, the long Hthe young look in Easter's favorite color: Navy Blue frosted with white pique! Beautiful reproduction of a Paris-, inspired original, 10 to 18. to perfection in our own sold direct-to-you at tremendous manufacturer' Meison-Monogrammed Lincm Gaest Towels Trim facladft Sftnegrm Minimum Bath Tew el order 6 pes. Maison-monogrammed LUXOR and our other monogrammed bath towels also specially priced.

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