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ACCEPTS DONATION-President Earl H. McClenney (right)
of Saint Paul’s College deceiving from Perry Eason a SSOO
check from the Sears-Roebuck Foundation for unrestricted
purposes. Mr. Eason, manager of the Emporia (Va.) Shopping
Center of the Sears-Roebuck national organization, represented
the foundation by special designation. The presentation was
made in Dr. McClenner’s office at the Lawrenceville (Va.)
Institution Friday.
Negroes increase Mote
hr GOP m %'* tmtion’s
As Republicans continue to
tally their election night vic
tories for the 1967 elections,
two important factors emerge:
1) there was an unusually
large Negro turnout in this
off-year election and 2) quite
a lot of this heavy Negro vote
helped to. elect GOP candidates
in important races on both
the city and state level.
For the first time in twenty
four years, Kentucky elected a
Republican Governor. As Gov
ernor-elect, Louie B. Nunn, re
ceived approximately 38 per
cent of the Negro vote. Nunn’s
winning margin was 26,599
votes. This victory was com
plimented by the re-election
win of Mrs. Louie B. Reynolds,
Negro GOP alderman from
Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Reynolds
is a strong advocate of Open
Housing legislation for the city.
Another Democratic strong
hold, Indianapolis, also saw a
major victory for the GOP with
the election of Richard C. Lu
gar to the office of mayor. The
35 year old Indiana native and
former Rhodes scholar attri
buted his win to, "hard work
and much personal contact with
many Negro voters in Center
Township precincts.’’ Lugar
also stated that "... about 10
to 15 percent increase in Re
publican Negro voters in In
dianapolis precincts over the
1966 Congressional elections,”
was an additional factor in his
election wdn.”
In other elections, Republi
cans gained two mayors in
Southern Democratic territory;
Ronnie Thompson in Macon, Ga.
and George Seibels in Birming
ham, Ala. Both candidates
THE VITERAK’S CORNER
Nov. 19, 1921 Roy Campanu
la, former star catcher of the
Brooklyn (now Los Angeles)
Dodgers, was born In
Philadelphia, Pa.
Nov, 19, 1963 Date of Abra
ham Lincoln’s famous Gettys
burg address.
Nov. 20, 1895 Sallie Martin,
pioneer singer and organizer,
born.
Nov. 20, 1866 Howard Theo
logical seminary, now Howard
University, was founded In
Washington, D. C,
Nov, 21, 1966 San Diego
(Calif.) Lighthouse celebrates
28th anniversary of publishing.
Paper owned by Mr. and Mrs.
N. M, Young.
Nov. 22, 1958 Rev. N. H.
Jernagin. president, National
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There Is no better way of ending a meal than with the perfect
dessert, one that is easy to make yet unusual enough to impress
even the most particular family. Coffee Carnival is a unique
mixture with the necessary qualifications to be the perfect
dessert. It is a creamy tapioca dessert made with brewed Sanka
Coffee for plenty of flavor and sprinkled with raisins for added
texture.
Coffee Carnival
% cup quick-cooking tapioca 2 cups brewed decaffeinated
Zz cup water coffee
Zz cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla
Ve teaspoon salt 1 cup heavy cream, whipped
'/a cup seedless raisins
Combine tapioca and water in saucepan; milt well. lot stand
5 minutes. Add sugar, salt, raisins, and coffee. Place over medium
heat and cook until mixture comes to a full boil, stirring con
stantly. Remove from heat. Add vanilla. Coo!, stirring occasion
ally. Chiil, Then fold in whipped cream. Serve in sherbet or
parfait glasses. Garnish with toasted almonds, if desired. Makes
6 to 8 servings.
captured a large percentage of
the Negro vote in their areas,
making them'the first Republi
can mayors in these Southern
cities since Reconstruction.
Seibels, a former Birmingham
GOP City Councilman grabbed
the largest share of the Negro
votes in the two races, coming
out with 41.3% of the Negro vote
in Birmingham to Thompson’s
25 percent in Macon.
Increased successes for Ne
gro GOP candidates was also
much in evidence in this ’67
election, with Judge William
W. Parker of Waterloo, lowa
leading his local ticket to vic
tory with a winning plurality of
28,890 votes. This victory made
Judge Parker one of two Ne
gro judges in the lowa Munici
pal Court system. Virgil E.
Brown and John Kellogg won
seats on the Cleveland City
Council. In Bellefontaine, O
hio, two- term City Council
member, Louis Ratleff, became
the first of his race to win e
lection to the Presidency of the
City Council. Negro GO? can
didate, Wendell Stokes, won his
sixth consecutive two- year
term to the City Council of
Urbana, Ohio. And in Spring
field, Marysville and London,
Ohio, Negro GOP candidates:
Douglas Gardner, Clifford
Brown and Allen J. Freeman
won seats on the Board of Edu
cation and City Councils, re
spectively.
Georgie Woods, well-known
Philadelphia deejay, won his
first election bid to that city’s
Council on the GOP ticket, and
Lorenzo Hill captured the of
fice of controller for the GOP
in Pittsburgh.
Baptist Sunday School and BTU
Congress, died.
Nov. 23, 1870 Robert Sens
stacke Abbott, founder, Chicago
Defender/was born in Georgia.
Nov. 23,1880 National Baptist
convention organized its foreign
missionary board in Mont
gomery, Ala.
Nov. 24, 1950 Dr. Percy L.
Julian, noted Negro scientist,
received the Decalogue Society
of Lawyers’ merit award.
Nov 25, 1874 Joe Cans, one
of the all-time great lightweight
boxing champions, was born in
Baltimore.
Nov. 25, 1912 John H, Sengs
stacke, present publisher, Chi
cago Defender, who launched
the Daily Defender in 1956, was
born in Georgia.
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