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CROWNING OF "MISS EXPLORER” FOR IMS. Mar? Chmmona, “Mim Exphrar of
1983”, « brnng aunt by J. R. Laathara, mambar of tha Explorers Advisory Staff.. Latt to right :
Mim Brando Griffin, Gladys Raid, Mary Chmmona, Emma Williams and Catharina Owana.
Odd Twists In The News
COMPILED BT AMP
SMB WAS DUBNIMG MAD
CHICAGO Whan lira. Ludlla
Hathome, 41. gets mad, Mm really
fata mad.
Angered recently Vjr her hue*
band. Jim S 3, she went tote die
street outside the couple’s South*
side home where his gleaming IS
-91 Cadillac convertible was parked.
According to Sgt. Horace Noble,
who was visiting at a nearby home,
Mrs. Hathorne doused the ear with
gasoline, and set it afire.
When police arrived, the car was
a total loss. Mrs. Hathome was ar
rested and charged with criminal
damage of property. Her husband
posted bond and she was released
When asked to explain the reason
she made scrap metal of the con
vertible, Mrs. Hathome said, “l
just got mad.”
mo shoplifter, she was
JUST COVBMNQ VP
MEMPHIS Shapely Mrs. Bar.
bara ICann said it was modesty, not
I larceny, that made her put a can
of hairspray under her coat in a
store.
The 23-year-old Mrs. ICann told
City Judge Beverly Boushe she
noticed the store manager’s stare
and “looked down and saw my
blouse was open.” She said she put
the hairspray under her coat in a
hasty attempt to button up. “but 1
certainly meant to pay for it.”
Charles Dillon, owner of Dillon’s
food market, said he hadn’t been
staring at Mrs. ICann. “1 didn’t even
notice the blouse,” he said, “but I
saw her put the hairspray under
the coat.”
ZETA ZEST
The regular monthly masting of
the Zeta Chapter of the Zeta Phi
Beta Sorority was held at the home
of Soror Mary Carnage, January
19. Sorors present were Soror May#
Ligon, Anne Hawkins, Evelyn
Pope, Nora E. Lockhart, Addle Lo
gan, Dorothy Lahe, M. P. Lane, El
len Alston, Catherine Thomas,
MENTAL HEALTH DISCUSSED Lett: Miss Sibyi O.
Hohhouser, chief peychimtric social worker, Mental Health Cen
ter, Raleigh, epoke at Shaw University Thursday afternoon on
"Community Mental Health.” Mrs. Joan Williams, a senior at
Shaw was responsible for the presentation as her class project.
Tiring* To« Should Know
COVEY
„V wu> /» # .
.. The AFRICAN SEAMAN FROM MENDI £> i|
VILLAGE. BRITISH WEST AFRICA,THROUGH
WHOM THE BTORYOFTHE SLAVE MUTINYON
THE SBANISH SHIPAMISTAD REACHED THE AMERICAN
PRESS; IN 839/rHE SLAVES WERE CAPTUREO ANO TRIED IN
KIEW HAVEN —THE DEFENDING AirV WAS 73 YEARB OLO a AL
MOST BUND. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.FORMERLy SHPRESU3ENTOF
THE yji./l ATER, W JAN.IB42.AOAMS PRESENTED ALMOST 2SS.
f MOM OF CONGRESS)
rsATtMss - - -
Judge Boushe dismissed the shop
lifting charge.
HOPING IT IN IMB FAMILY
BBAZELTON, Ga. Braaelton
citizens have elected to keep their
city government a simple one-fam
ily affair.
Voters last week re-elected J. L.
Brazelton mayor. They also return
ed the town’s four city councilman
H. F. Braselton, H. B. Braselton.
J. O. Braselton, Jr., and H. B. Bra
selton. All the councllmen are first
cousins of the mayor.
The Braseltons were unopposed
About 38 of the town's 78 registered
voters cast ballots.
Incidentally, approximately half
of last week’s voters are named
Braselton, too.
JUST BAY “CHEESE*
CLINTON. ICy. A youngster
who had injured his arm in a tall
was brought into the office of Dr.
V. A. Jackson.
"We’ll have to take a picture of
that arm,” the doctor said.
"Doctor,” the boy asked, holding
back the tears, ‘‘do I have to.
smile?”
’KISS-AND-BVN' BANDIT
GETS 115
ATLANTA A bandit with ar.
unusual modus operand! broke into
an Atlanta apartment and stole
three pocketbooks, $lB • and a kisa
Detective J. C. Smith said the
man held a knife to a young wo
man’s throat and demanded. When
she refused, the bandit kissed her
anyway, then fled.
WISHES WOMEN WOULD
LIE CONSISTENTLY
CHICAGO Police Supt. O. W
Blanche Rivers, Willie Howell, Em
ily Kelly, Hazel Sorrell, Vivian
Brown, Mildred James, Ida Wash
ington, Barbara Ligon, Rosa Lyons,
Millie Veasey, Mary Carnage and
Pauline Young.
After hearing reports from va
rious committees and discussing
same, the Founders Day Celebra-
Wilson wishes woman who lie a
bout their ages at toast would 'lie
consistently.'*
Age group classifications of wo
men in police records he complain
ed, are constantly getting snarled
up by women who blithely give
one age one time and another age
another time.
EXEBCIBBS FEMALE
pbedogAtive
CLXRKENWELL. England
Miss Betty Hartnett, 34, withdrew
a summons or assault against Tom
McCusker, 39, in court and told the
Judge, “I am going to marry him.”
Magistrate T. F. Davis said “isn’t
it marvellous She accused him of
assault and then wants to marry
him.”
FROM TOOTHLESS TO TWO
COSENZA. Italy Rosa Tiers!
of nearby San Sosti was as surpris
ed as everyone else when two new
teeth, an incisor and an eyetooth,
appeared in her mouth.
She is 87 and had been toothless
for years.
HEADMASTER SICK OF SOX
DARLINGTON, England The
headmaster at the Haughton school
has ruled that girls will have to
wear white bobby socks instead of
the opera-length black stockings
which are a teenage fad.
Headmaster Charles Craggs con
sidered the stockings too sexy, but
the girls 'complained that they had
to wear them to keep warm.
"I don’t want to say anything
more about the stockings," Craggs
told parents and the school board,
“I’m fed up with them.”
tion was observed. It was very
beautifully as well as Impressively
don. Soror Ann Hawkins and her
committee were in charge. Sorors
Hawkins. Ida E. Washington. M. P.
Lane, Evelyn Pope and Emily Kel
ly were honored.
Soror Mary Carnage gave her re
port for the newly organised Ame
rica Chapter. She stated the chapter
has planned a tea to be given at the
Tuttle Community Center, Jan 37
St 4 o’clock. Judge Mason Thomas
will be the principal speaker. This
club's function is to work with
Prevention and Qontrol of “Juve
nile Delinquency.” All Sorors were
urged to contribute gifts, books,
and money to help (his cause.
Soror Lyons reported on the
chapel program to be given at Shaw
the 18th of March at 11 o'clock.
We regret the loss of Soror Win
ters’ mother, Mrs. Susie Toni. She
was always so cordial to the Sorors
when meeting in her home.
After a delicious repast by the
hostesses, Mary Carnage. Maya Li
gon, Evelyn Pope and Dorothy
Lane, the meeting was adjourned.
PATRONIZE Our
ADVERTISERS
Vesper 9 * Speaker
Stresses Education \
In Shaw Speech
Education is the key to interna- ,
tional understanding, and invest- ,
mend in human resources is tar .
man vtlutbte invutiMnt in
material goods for gate. Dr. Gta- ]
drs P. Graham, clinical psycholo
gist and Journalist, New York, told .
Shaw University Students at vesp
ers Sunday.
Dr. Graham spoke on the subject
“Investment tor Greater Service.”
She urged the students to prepora
themselves tor services on an intar
national basis, as recruitment of
promising pnianrionnl spscialiat is
now measured on an international
level, regardless of race creed or
color. The color curtain tor the
most part is being removed and
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