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IS 1 it vViBW" 1 TlLENTEO Miss Grace Lil Bulcf. daughter 'ot Mr. Mrs. Washington R. But fjew leans, is a popu ttude" the Webster Trapping' School, Min La.t yhere she is amem L.

ftf IPC MUWI WUMU, 111 .1 Ur and pianist Tor tne or CHoir ot the Colored hodist w. Regional hnterence Austin ens. The Alpha; rand Syn and a inember of the executive committee of Austin Underwriters Association, Boy Scouts executive committee. The Capitolites, a I social club, and the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, where he served 'terms as'Per of records and Exchequere are his social I irAlCE TODAY YOUr Get VJondeirfful Gd(0 rp 7t PWdcn.iT.clmattrac ftniii. Cupaciiy 12" Ti ai jsiof.rgorkfcpins "irm.

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Hjuarters for the meet te at Blackshear Lle kn i wV. 1712 East Elev then h' for the meeting will. feioatins Our Youth For Day. Thomas, who now resides in Los Angeles, and the brother of Mrs. Pauline Howard of Los Angeles.

Mr. Scourton is single. Ty i fTynj, 3 Your Red Cross donation fciTippiinc will be highiighteJidue. If you have. not contributed liicussion "What Do Our Children." with do so immediately so that East Austin can make a bright show k.

niioison ioiiege. iing towards meir sz.ouu goal, ue TT.rfddgill, Kealing Ju i member we, as a group, usually nil. and E. H. Saul receive more than we give.

If the i nundation, Univer Red Cross has not had to help laklng part. ins as individuals, they have had nv't oiustanainc sociaji 'hr the "Fifth Annual i Ball." on Friday, April P. in TiHotson Colli:) E. Branch Memorial bi.uni. Mary James to help our friends and certainly our race many, many times.

Uxd FUND, IXC. The United Negro College jii. uiivi.i uuui jiiiuuuii cunt cainucj Colleges receive from fund. We certainly would and beautiful debu responsible for giving fe more if we were not recipients. fn? 'l i Sfatp nf Texas.

lv ErtnIAnfe tits RW. Soror A. N. Har vvsioo at the Ball. attending the "Second Anti ia Douglas of jto pay larger assessments to at tend school than they now are' doing.

I Can't we do a goofl job and hit It he goal? We always do Let's fall down now. cnic ago. ami; Almita S. Ac.r.Lf 'ih. i Saw Mrs.

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a wait arajara, ptaaaa. ly CAROLYN MITCHELL M93 San Barnard, Austin, Tax. HATS OFF TO 1 to U.n' Tex Son. as ht Is known ni has. resided in Austin only since 1946, but he fcSviUes 6 throughhis parfidon fa haseLan ardent NAACP worker and treasurer sifrw.

County Voters League depends upon lu wrougn at all times. As a member jjm ocoui tamp uommittee, Scourton was always sure to see to it that camp would be provided for the girls of Austin in tne summer. He is esident of rh Austin Tntar.Ai.,mni Mr. Scourton was 'born in Ter working on the lawn the other re li, i and graduated from high schooi there. He received his B.A.

degree in 1937 from Texas College.) While in collegeJkind deeds for those less fortu iic was a memrjer oi several campus organizations hich included the Club composed of members of Athletic Letters. Mr. Scourton came to Austin as manager of the Austin district of the Atlanta Life Insurance Company in 1946 and is still working that capacity. Since being in Austin, his district has never fallen. below third place in net increase and in 194S it led the state of Texas in net increase.

i day at the Home for the Aged. Certainly is grand to see that some folk still remember to do nate. We're beginning to realize that there is such a community as me Deal, Blind and Orphan School. At concerts, entertain ments, and other affairs, Mr. Mc Adams will see to it that a large student body attends.

We're so happy Mr. McAdams, for they too are our citizens. Please keep them attending affairs. STATE HOSPITAL IS niak." being moved to their native coun wit o'Miiit. in i jio iliu i a if i.

1950. for his outstanding records, he' became a member," of the "Presidents Club" and won three certificates from the national i.vt. iiuauiiaiuaiiuu. mure space will eventually be given to the ISiegro patients. A day room is in the process of being dec orated and also a porch.

These rooms will give patients an opportunity to sit. read and visit with each other and also their visitors. They are to be made as cheerful as possible. If you wish to contribute some nice porch (metal) furniture, please call Rev. Harold T.

Brauch at 85062, Mrs. Wm. H. Jones at 69520, or Mrs. L.

M. Mitchell at 28322. is 1 EXTERTAIN3IENTS The Music Department of An derson High School presented "Erminie," a two act light opera by Bellamy. Paulton, and Joho howskl. last week.

The very entertain ing operetta was produced and directed by Miss Ruth Norman, director of choral music. She was assisted by Mrs. V. Arnold. Mrs.

L. Crawford, Miss Patsy Lewis, Messrs. K. Fischer and M. Murray.

Also Messrs. Fund is now in the midst of their Taylor. Robert King, uoy scon, aiay scott, ana T. T. Davis.

Studentsin the cast were: Vera Allen. Edith Davfs, Curtis Smith. E. W. Allen, Zan Holmes, Joyce Arnold.

Heugh Walker, Willie Roy Conley, Bobbie Townsend, Anderson B. Lampkin. Roosevelt Stewart, James Slaughter, Mary Robinson. Willie L. Jones, and Vernon Wilson.

The opera choir conslsted of Opal Bolden, Earline Davis, Abner Darby, Martha Joe Echols. Birdie Harris. Mary Lee Hemphill, Sarah Lee. Barbara Patterson, Bobbie Robinson, Gyb rett Turner, Fannie Wilkins, Bobbie Wilson, James Wilson, Roscoe Overton. The peasants and maidens were Johnnie, Martha Joe Echols, Thomas Husto, Hazel Johnson, Bobbie Meeks, Sherman Patton, Dorthy Singleton.

Billie Sneed, Obery Smith, Bobbie Sauls, and Dorthy Williams. Mr. W. B. Campbell is school principal.

ZETA BLUE REVUE The Blue Revue which was held by the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Alpha Kappa Zeta Chapter, last week, was one of the finest programs of the season. The community was so thor oughly integrated In the program that names of participants are too numerous to mention. There were several highlights during the evening entertainment in it amy tONC, 1 HAIR ramas PEMJUM I IMMSSB SOUTHERN Barbecue Sauce Direct from farm plus all Barbecuing Instruction. SI 12K S5 gallon, prepaid thru Zone 4. bo C.

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tth Flaa 19 STATE STREET. CDIUIM X. Ilk. 10 t5 .5 3 V': 'X VS Kt. Vj: 'v the dancing, one act plays, and the prizes given for the lucky ticket drawn.

The Blue Revue Committee were Ssorors Vivian McDonald, Rosby King, Mittie Q. Kennard, and Curtis M. Collins. One this I must say is that the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority certainly has expended a great deal of energy and produced some great programs this month. Much luck, girls.

You're bound to have success the way you work. MEETING The officers and members of Iota's Patroness Board. Auxiliary, Beta Upsilon Chapter, Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, met for their regular meeting with Mrs. Cewilla Hancock Brown. Mrs.

Bernice Collins, president, conducted the meeting. Plans have been perfected for assisting Beta Upsilon Chapter in enter tabling the Southwestern Re gional Conference to be held in Austin April 11 through 13. Refreshments were served to Mmes. Bernice Collins, M. D.

P. Herbert, Bernice Rhambo, Lillie Mae Fennell, and Hallie Belle Walker. BIGGEST tm4 tfca BEST Collins Noble Nuptials Set NEW ORLEANS Marriage vows will be repeated by Miss Ruby Onear Collins, daughter of Mrs. Levy Collins of this city, and Louise Noble, Crescent City newspaperman, next Friday evening at 2321 Washington Avenue. A reception will follow the ceremonies at the Washington Avenue address.

Both are well known among the city's younger sets, being products of local schools. Noble formerly was employed with the New Orleans Informer Sentinel, and is presently employed with the New Orleans voice news paper. The couple home, here. will make thctr BIGGKttT M4 th BUT Easter Parade, Cocktail Party NEW ORLEANS Three clubs will combine to present a gala Easter parade and cocktail parry, Easter Sunday, April 13, in Hayes Restaurant. The Ladles of Joy, the Exdu give Twenties and the Vacation er will combine their talents to present this attraction.

Stylish fashions of i interest to women will be featured. The affair! is slated to get un der way at 5 o'clock in the after noon, and wind up at 9 P. M. i A it XVilBAS BEAUTICIAN LEADERS READY When the fifth annual convention of the Louisiana State Beauticians Association is held in Monroe, April 20 24, prominent beauticians will be on hand to open the sessions. Above, left, is Mrs.

Mada Porter Edwards, New Orleans, chairman of the finance committee, and one of the state's oustanding beauticians and business women. Center is Mrs. Cordelia Greene Johnson of New Jersey, national president of the National Beauty Culturists League, 'who is scheduled to attend the confab after leavinq the national pilgrimage in New York. At right is Mrs. Elnoris T.

Rollins, secretary of the LSBA and the first Negro woman in the history of the state to run for a seat in the state House of Representatives, who will receive a certificate for twenty five years of service to the inductry. The convention will be held in Monroe's Carroll 6 Accent on You 2602 Eaoja Straat By EINITA W. STEWART well planned Women's Day activ ities, the students and women of the community and state are get ting opportunties to meet some of the finest and most accom plished women of our time. Charlotte Hawkins Brown, Mary Mc Leod Bethune, Dorothy Ferebee, and just recently Venice Tipton Spraggs have successively been brought as major speakers. One feels that there must be some young ladies among the students who will catch a gleam of the possibilities to which a person ality can, with nurturing, expand.

Their coming is a challenge and and inspiration to more mature women who get tired and often ask themselves whether extended social and civic participation is worth the energy, and some times. persecution one has to take. At the banquet honoring jour nalist Spraggs, I saw Mesdames B. J. Covington, Juanita Warren (wearing the perkiest hat, ever), Anna Dupree.

Anne Wright, and! Thelma Bell (fresh from! triumphs in a wonderful organ recital at Austin, as well as participation in a lavish style show there, too). Mrs. Johnnie Marie McCleary was a guest model in Austin on the same occasion. Back to the banquet: Mmes. Velma Dotson (she is to go to AKA regional in Baton Rouge, or is she back beloved Ellle A.

Walls, Fannie White, Marjorie Alexander, Stella New ton Hill, Ella T. Calhoun, Erie Bradford, Mary Scales Cscuse me Mae. I just can't think of that last name), pretty Fay Henry and her little friends, with whom we had pleasant chats between eating and listening, Mollie Tay lor, duly proud of her daughter, Barbara; brilliant Pauline Wat kins Campbell from up Hunts ville way with a group of high school girls to witness the Wom en Day activities; Lreonia uor sey, looking positively stunning in a purple dinner dress; YWCA's Lillla Jackson; smart Far ilia White: and Dresden China AJfreda Foster and her neice, Melba (they might have brought Joan for the feed any. how). I Far across the way we saw the back of Myrtle Starr's head and the side of pretty Laura Dell Burns face.

SILVER BEAVER TO WILLIAM SWEENEY Did you go to the Boy Scout Circus If you didn't you know by nowj that Universal Life's wii Houston, Taxat A ONE WILL BE QUEEN Three charming con leans, in the Booker T. Washington auditorium, testants for the coveted title of "Queen of April 18, left to right, are Shirley Peete. Carol Hearts" in the twelfth annual Jabberwock of Ann Lewis and Jeanne Clause. Porter Photo, the Detla Sigma Theta Sorority, New Or Thanks to Texas Southern's Sweeney was awarded the Silver Beaver jn Recognition of his many years of hard work as a volunteer in scouiing. ixever was there a more merited award than the one Mr.

Sweeney received. There were wonderful feats at the circus which, as you know, represented the E. O. Smith and W. L.

Davis divisions. The theme of the circus was Freedom in Ac tion, and each of the 10 events' emphasized the theme in some respect. Directors of the colorful events were dynamic John D. Moore, pastor of Pilgrim congre gational church; Whitley assis tant principal, William Moore: E. O.

Smiths smart Wendell Ter rell; J. R. Reynolds Jr (walking in his fine father's footsteps through broad civic participa tion); Charles Reissland; scout veteran, James Calhoun; Jerome. Henderson; Ben Miller; talented J. R.

Alexander; our family personnel, C. A. Lader; with C. F. Smith as overall chairman.

Old Scouters R. T. Jones and: Edwin Harrison, as well as other, dyed in the wool Scouters derived' vest button breaking satisfaction from this partial observance of the fortieth anniversary of Scouting. BRIDGE PARTY Mrs. Annabelle Stokes of West wood.

N. who was guest of honor at a recent bridge party at the home of Mrs. George Simon, says that when her lovely mother. Mrs. A.

B. Edwards Dodson, gets lonely, all she has to do is say that she doesn't feel well, and somebody will come. Enjoying bridge with Mrs. Stokes were Mesdames R. OH ara Lanier, Ira Bryant, Charles Pierson, Francis Scott, Willie Brandom, John Codwell, Joel Thomas, Cos tromer Ewell.

William Nicks, Ho bart Dotson, Howard 'Young, and: C. L. Barnes. Mrs. Stokes hasj enjoyed many other courtesies' during her visit.

TEN YEARS AS Mr6. Marjorije Alexander, Booker Washington's amiable dean of girls, and Franklyn dean of girls, and Franklin Beauty School's J. H. Jemison were among those who received their ten year Girl Scout pins for long and faithful volunteer service. HERE AND THERE A letter in the mail from Corporal O.

D. Williams. Taggu, Korea, former Mary Allen and Texas Southern student, who says that he will here to see all football games next year. J' fZ hx, AJfKii; CoiiiFalb' in Monroe i i UUKttK 9 Qumva to Atteiadl dt it i 3 nii ce OI 1 i a MMMiMl I 1 To Award Certificates For 25Year Service NEW ORLEANS Civic and political figures from all overtl state will attend the fifth annual convention of the Louisiana StI Beauticians Association which will be held in the Carroll Gymn slum, Monroe, April 20 24, Miss Katie E. Whickam.

presiden announced last week. 0 She stated that beauticians who have given twenty five years or more service to the Industry will be awarded certificates in commemoration of their work. She listed Marcella Oliver of Natchitoches. Elnoris Rollins and William Stevens of New Orleans. Stevens, cosmetics manufacturer, was one of the first mer entering the beauty culture field.

Willie Belle Godbold. New Or BUITOS5 lNSUtU Miss Whickam disclosed that beauticians not attending the national pilgrimage in New York in commemoration of Madame J. Walker, will be Issued appropriate buttons to wear in her honor during the state convention. Mrs. Mada Porter Edwards, chairman of the financial committee, will render a report on the national convention of National a Culturists National Beauty Culturists ing.

Houston. HAIR STYLING Advanced courses in hair styl ing, hair cutting, and demons Lr tlon of the latest cosmetics be featured in a School of Cc metology which will be held eii day throughout the sessions wii Lillian Rob inson, famed beautician of Chattanoog Tenn as guest stylist. A beauticians' forum will staged and will feature disci I sions in various phases. The lers will include Doretha Joli ui uic LtfiDn, Will VVoKor 1 give the history of beauty "l.Kin'fT rrtir Marshall Annln ture America, during one of Joh the sessions. 1 sara.

josie niccjiam. ai. Olive Mercedes Lockett. Helen Brar.f" and Mada Porter Edwards. Miss Whickam announced th representatives from the Defense League, the Orleans rish Progressive Voters Leagu and other civic and politic groups throughout the state vrl attend the opening sessions.

The twenty five year certlficat will be awarded during the meeting opening the convent i Sunday evening. April I I Dr. George W. Snowden. di V.

lilt. I (last summer. of Labor Education, will Beauticians in Monroe are pre the main address at the niH paring a full social schedule lo' tion. Also exported to attend tie in with the sessions. A style! Mrs.

Cordelia Greene Johnson show will also be held with Hen New Jersey, president of the ri Anna Carroll of Monroe direct tional Beauty Culturists Lea: Artymease Wil'iams of roe is general chairman nf committee in charge of plannir Thorgood Marshall Is Speaker for Banquet Given A. Maceo Smith DALLAS. Tex. The announcement by B. E.

Dade that Thu; gooa viarsnaii, special counsel oi ine JNAALr, would no prim pal speaker at a banquet honoring A. Maceo Smith, gave added tional prominence to this gala affair to be given at. the Casa Lin' Lodge, twelve miles northeast of Dallas. April 16. at P.

M. Reservations have been re ceived from New York, Philadel I phia. Chicago. Washington, De WMlllflTf Hfffj troit. Los Angeles and many I lllllllllf rfS "i iac I hfTaitcrhiiit tfiA Qrtii I bWT e.

IS. WWgllVWt uv va ill The selection of Marshll to be the principal speaker is also an indication of the importance of this banquet. Marshall will also be the special representative of the National Board of the NAACP. A. Maceo Johnson, chairman.

Board of Directors, Dallas Branch NAACP. when questioned, stated that "if Smith had contributed nothing else to the improvement of the Southwest, this contribu tion wherein he pays his own ex pense at least three times a year! is sufficient reason for all citi zen attending this gala affair. Smith has taken an active lead ership in coordinating the efforts of the Negro citizens of Texas to break down the so called "Lily White Primary': the successful efforts to open all state supported institutions to all citizens of the nation; and the equalization of teachers salaries. When queried as to future plans in this endless fight for right. Smith stated.

"You. can say I have just begun to fight." ALPHAS RESPONDING William F. McKinney. national chairman. Public Relations Committee.

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