The Oklahoma Eagle (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 58, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 20, 1976 Page: 3 of 28
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THURSDAY MAY ». 1974 SECTION A THE OKLAHOMA EAGLE PAGE THREE
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Even In a hmpitol bed. Mothers Dav was special far Lucille
Williams for whom florists were delivering orchids and yew-
name-tbem-she received them from all over One visitor said II
seemed like she weald have to gel well and leave the room so Ikul
there would be space to place the beautiful flowers well wishers
sent Here at her bedaide atoo was her soil Jobneil from Mto
neapolis. Minn and her son Bertrand with Mrs. B WlUtams.
from Seattle Sure cure because Mama " LuciUe to bwme
again still receiving cheerful messages from her friends.
Numbers of Oklahomans have returned from a cruise tn the
Cam bean with more than twenty from Oklahoma City and two
that we’ve heard about from Tulsa There is a detailed and
interesting account of the cruise in the most recent Muskogee
Eagle by one of the tourists
Honor graduating senior student. Theoia Anita Huffman,
daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Hoffman. JSI7 E Nth St. N.. to
serving as a page in the stole legislature this week, with Rep.
Koger Randle sponsoring her
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seeking out some old lime" garments < from the fifties ■ to use la
an opers rehearsal .at T.L and realise that you have selected the
garment from a current crop which you thought had just been
around a short time.
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Proud parents include the T T Moores, who have just
returned from Atlanta where they attended graduation
ceremonies for their son the Rev Frederick Moore Mr Moore
received his M A from Gammon Theological Seminary m the
International Theological Center in Atlanta He has returned to
the Michigan Conference, and may be placed in Detroit where he
taught school for ten years Mrs Moore and the children will
remain in Atlanta until Mrs Moore completes her studies for her
M A She is presently teaching in Atlanta
Crump and Mary Thompson Decorating
Committee. Deris Doran and Elisabeth West
Asat. Souvenir Rook. Barbara Bowen Photo's,
Barbara Daniels Spokesman. Queenie l^ewis
Females, Models. Norma Mr Knight. Male
Models, and Mrs. Jane Butts a
representative for John A Brown will narrate
the show She is one of the most attractive
young women with charm and poise The show
will be held on May N. al the Hilton Inn.
Parents are talking about the newly organized Ben Hili
Science Club the purpose of which is to encourage and promote
excellence in scholarship character and dedication No one u
excluded from joining and becoming a member who complies
with the premises Sponsored by Dr Charles Bate and a
dedicated, concerned group the BHSC "was bore" out of the
need for recruiting minorities to begin preparation for the
scientific field at an early age Learn all about the Club if you
can —
Published at Tulsa Oklahoma
Thursday, by THE OKLAHOMA
EAGLE PUBLISHING COM-
PANY. Offices -122 N. Greenwood
Avenue
Second Class Postage paid at
Tulsa. Oklahoma
Correction please! I M3 was the year the first black wemea
were employed as carriers from the Jackson Park Mattow., a ad
Mary Uupe and Francis Wright were these two history making
women Mrs Cooper, who was also a Tulsa visitor with her
daughter Francis wes co-owner of Cooper and Sans. Gru. la the
mid fifties
Looking back to Mother s Day and the party in the home of
Mrs Mabie L Brown 304 N Oseuma St. Claremore Her
daughter Mrs Elmer Traylor was responsible for food service
for a hundred guests including family members and clone
friends A few of the names are Dr John Algae. Mrs Mary
Snoody and children the Elmer Traylor family. Mr and Mrs
Robert Black and daughter Robin Mr and Mrs Wm Bennett.
Rev and Mrs M O Ross Mr and Mrs Kenneth Anderson. Mr
and Mrs Emmitt Milhouse Ted Ezell and family,
choates and Jem. Mr and Mrs Coy Young. Mrs Dorothy
Grimmett Jerome Riley Mr and Mrs Emmitt Edwards with
Darrell and Pam Mrs Lillie M Bruner Dr and Mrs Larry Reed
and Glenda, Atty E L Goodwin Sr and enough others to make
up the hundred or so happy hungry appreciative dinner guests on
a very special day
Ernestine Crawford. Bova Miller.
Donna Bowen. Kim Tyes Juanita
Lewis, and Yvonne Lewis The men
modeles are OB Jeffery. Jr. Ken
neth Mason. Glenn Shumate Larry
Jackson. Wavne Plunkett. Robert
Mason. Cornehous Potter Eddie
Oakley Mario Clifton Orville Haul.
Troy Lesley, Leonard Lewis, and Cecil
Washington
Their clothes will be sponsored by
John A Brown. Streets Dept The
Image Builders and their own per
sonal Wardrobes
Souvernier Hooks will be on display
for purchasing This book will contain
autobiographies and color pictures of
customers for over 15 years of service
Their will be photos of previous shows
Also Ad s given from business firlis
and customers listed in and out of the
State of Okla There will be other
displays from the American Beauty
Products Inc Admiral Beauty Supply,
Fantastic Style Show Scheduled For
The class of ’41 will have a meeting
Sunday May 23. at 4 00 p m At the
k avalier Club Please be on time and
bring a classmate with you The
President would like to discuss plans
for L A
Marshall Bryant Pres and Lucille
Jackson, reporter
Norrises Guest Ot Wilson
The son and daughter in law of Mr
JM Crutchfield. Mr and Mrs J
Norris were the guest of Lady Jean
Wilson recently They are making their
home in Spavinaw The couple enjoyed
the afternoon dining and fellowshiping
with old friends The Norrises are
planning a tnp to Germany to visit
their son who is stationed there
Congratulations to gifted Naomi Wimberly who plana to
leave in mid June for Boston where her son. James Clayton, will
be graduated from Harvard An exceptional student has been in
the East from his prep-school thru his pre-law days and we expect
to continue to hear interesting news about his progress Thanks
Naomi She s been a friend since the days when Her musical
ability helped her to perch on a piano stool to accompany fellow
students in musicals at Dunbar school
l-et s go to the Hilton Inn 5000 Skelly
Drive in the El Grande Room On May
29 1976 at 7 0 clock P M and see one of
the largest shows ever given The
Stylette Beauty Salon 5046 No Peoria
Mgr Verne!) NelL Kelley and all of
her customers are sponsoring
Mrs \ernell Nelli Kelley began her
beauty career in 1946 At the Manual
Training High School of Muskogee
tikla about 26 yrs ago Today she is
known to the public as being one of the
most outstanding beautician in the
state of Okla , for styling, cutting and
He Her customers thinks she is the
best, and thev will recommend her to
anyone Her personality is superb She
is known to be a spiritual minded
religious person
This promises to be the moat spe
tacular and fantastic show ever
There will be a dinner served also
hostesses to assist you They are Leia
Beck. Jimmie Rucker. Dorothy Collins.
Fashion ‘T Planned by the Eiecutive
Board Members pictures from left to right ore
Ann LaFaye Milner. Supervisor. Gwendolyn
Roland Sec Dorothy Lewis Ticket, and Ad-
vertising. Not shown Palrcia Anderson Hostess
Chairman. Ann Nero Booh Dtoplny. Maxine
Harris Trophy Director. Esther Tote. Treos.
Mary Laskey Bookkeeper. Carolyn Harris
Souvenior Book ( o ordinator Snpervlaor.
Berthena Green and Peggi Nash Ticketa
Collector, Kathie Crawford liaxton. Minerva
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• Yoor daily life la your temple and your religion Whenever you
enter into R. take with you your all And take with you all men for
in adoration vou cannot fly higher than their hopes nor humble
veurself tower than their despair And If yoo would haow God, bo
not therefore a solver of riddles Rather Ieoh about you and you
shall see Him playing with vour children And took Into open and
you shall see Him walhing in the cloud, outstretching Hi* arum in
the lightening and descinding in rain You shall see Him smiling to
flowers then raising .nd waving His hands in treua"...frem no
Prophet Gibran
Lnda Ixivan. Flossie Gilmore. Vikkie
Jefferson Norma Lesley. Mary Alive
Johnson. Doris Williamson. Juanita
Harper Betty Brown, Birdie Clifton,
Delores Butler. Connie Chaney. Mytrle
Hurburt. Linda Gray, and Marsha
Green There are over 50 models to
display the latest fashions, hair styles
and etc The female models are Ann
Robinson Marge White. Littie Sim
mons. Mozelle Moore. Gwendolyn
Roland Catherine Caine Mammie
Mason. Marcella Pete. Cleats
Shumate. Patricia Debose, Ellen
Bradley. Yasmin Leach Lacretia
Jackson. Mary Moss. Archenella
White. Darlene Cook. Brenda Mims.
Faye Beck. Berthina Washington.
Bernett Harris, Dolhe Johnson.
Patricia Jones Yvette Jacobs Xoianda
Oliver, Maybile Wallace. Joann Coffee
Claudia Leach. Linda Ingram. Barbara
Harrison. Sharon Saver. Linda Bowen.
Keiie Pete. Rose Forster Joann Goff.
The class met in the home of
Fannie Verner with 20 members in
attendance Hosting the meeting were
members Lutile Jones Maxine Foster
and Edward Robinson Our next
worship service will be with Mt Olive
Baptist You II be notified as to time
and date Members are asked to please
try to attend meetings Classmates Mr
and Mrs Les Jackson were in at-
tendance
Pres . Pete Williams and Reporter.
iLoursteen Gaines
Class Of ’41
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The music will be furnished by Mr
Flovd Wiley and Mrs Alice Hill, with a
solo by Mrs Beverly Haul Five
trophies will be given to the best per
formance on the latest trend, charm
poise, etc according to the Judge s
decisions The Judges are Mme
Lucille Troupe of Tulsa Okla the
owner of The Troupe s Beauty College.
Mrs Audrey Hanley from Oklahoma
City. Okla Mrs Yvonne Scott, from
Pawnee Okla Mrs Stephanie
I'happelle of Tulsa Okla Mrs Donnie
Cannon, of American Beauty Products
Inc. of Tulsa. Okla Franklin S
Nelson of Tulsa. Okla Mr Mahcoe
VanDyke. of Tulsa. Okla Evangelist
Hobby Goodwin, of San Francisco.
California and Dr TO Chappelle of
Tulsa Oklahoma The Admission is
>10 00 Tickets may be purchased from
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Philadelphia. PA Chi Delta Mu
Fraternity. Americas oldest tnple
medical discipline organization will
hold its annual convention in
Philadelphia June 24 27. 1976 The
fraternity founded at Howard
University sixty one years ago is
comprised of black physician*, dentist
and pharmacists in the United States
Africa and the Caribbean
According to Dr Kenneth Brown, a
Philadelphia pharmacist, and national
president of Chi Delta Mu. "There are
some keyissues we plan to consider
<kinng the June meeting One is
definitely a seminar for high school
students interested in medicine,
demstrv and pharmacy " Brown is the
planning coordinator of the Tioga
Health Center at 17th A Tioga Streets
and the CGHS at 2500 Germantown
Avenue
Approximately 800 members are
expected to attend the convention
which will be headquartered at the
Valley Forge Hilton Hotel
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Jeffrey, Charles, Jr. The Oklahoma Eagle (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 58, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 20, 1976, newspaper, May 20, 1976; Tulsa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1805801/m1/3/: accessed August 7, 2026), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.