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ARIZONA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUG. 10 , 1962,
THE ROBERT WILLIAMSES HONORED
ON ELEVENTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
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Friends and relatives honored Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams,
2136 E. Mobile on their eleventh wedding anniversary, Saturday
night.
Pictured front row Messrs. George Brandon, Leon Morgan, Rob
ert Williams, John Jordan. Standing--Von Jordan, Vernon Augusts!,
Toni Augusta and Mrs. Robert (Amanda) Williams.
Second photo--Mrs. Dan Jordan, Maybel Muldrew, Aretha Chea
tham, Mesdames George Brandon, Beatrice Muldrew and Dallas
Cheatham. (Photos —Bobby Heard)
... NO TAKERS YET: Another year has gone by without taker
of $5,000 reward for designer of workable stair-climbing wheel
chair. National Inventors Council screened 500 entries last year
but prize still stands.
PHOENIXES LARGEST SELECTION
OF BUDGET & MEDIUM QUALITY
HOME FURNISHINGS
Lowest Prices - Reliable Service
GROWING WITH PHOENIX FOR OVER A DECADE 11
“SEE US AND SAVE”
T & S Furniture Warehouse
2240 W. Buckeye Road
CORNER SO. BLACK CANYON HIGHWAY
AL 2-2977 AL 2-1261
OPEN »ILV a—6 SUN. 11—5 MON.flc THURS. 9—9
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serves
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YOUTH URGED
TO PREPARE BY UL
HEAD AT CONFERENCE
NEW ORLEANS - Negro youth
were advised to ioin a "crusade
for-knowledge” campaign to gain
the tools needed for new job op
portunities in today’s changing
patterns of employment.
Otis E. ; Finley, Jr., National
Urban League associate director
( for education and youth incentive,
offered this suggestion in ad
dressing more than 500 partici
pants in a Regional Youth Lead
ership Conference, July 31 - Aug.
2, sponsored by the Prince Hall
Scottish Rite Masons, Southern
Jurisdiction, in cooperation with
the UL of Greater New Orleans
and Dillard University.
He noted thousands of new jobs
1 created by advances in techno
logy are “color blind,” so far
j as racial discrimination might
be a limitation, but require far
more skills and training than ever
before.
For the first time in history,
Finley pointed out, many col
leges with heavy Negro student
enrollments are now visited by
representatives of major indus
trial corporations and govern
ment agencies who are looking
for trained young people.
"The great tragedy,” Mr. Fin
ley said, “is that far too many
young people drop out of high
school and thereby automatically
erase themselves from oppor
tunity for advancement.
19 AFRICANS TO
VISIT U. S. HOMES
NEW YORK, N.Y. - 19 African
students were awarded four-year
scholarships at United Negro
College Fund member institu
tions. They will arrive here on
Aug. 13, according to James R.
Smothers Jr., UNCF director
of educational services. From
seven countries these young peo
ple are the second group to study
at UNCF colleges under the Af
rican Scholarship Program
started last year.
To acquaint them with daily
living in the United States, each
young African will be the house
guest of a private family from !
Aug. 13 to Aug. 27. ,
Family Visits will be followed
by a two-week, UNCF-sponsored
college orientation program at
Atlanta University, Atlanta, Ga.
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2 276 - 5541 J
SAMUEL WOOLRIDGE
LICENSED—BONDED
Electrical Contractor
REMODELING—REPAIR ING
HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY
AL 3-1347 . 1110 W.Pima
VFW Club
GEORGE BARNES, COMM.
MORRIS f SONNY ? BROWN
VICE COMM. —CLUB MGR.
~ SNOWDEN -
Barber Shop
2104 g. BROADWAY
Open 'til. 8 p . m .
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