"Just lor today-let me
remember that Love is yellow
as th 'morning un: it warms
my rt when night is done
It' crim on as the rUleSt ro ;
and gentle as a wind that
blows. It's green with envy
in the spring when flower
bloom and children ing. It'
lavender at twilight time
when angels fly and poets
rhyme. Love is blue QJ
cloudless sky over purple
moun!ains standing high.
Love LS the gold that autumn
wore. It is all these thing
and so much more ... "
Vivian Ormes' lovely South­
field borne � setting �t
Friday afterooon for � tmnthly
meetingof�Po r-Do . Om-
umed w a ty menu of t
beef, fried fish, baked chicken,
macaroni & cheese, green beans,
salads, cornbread aOO peach cob­
bler aM ice aeam. .. Card games
were enjoyed by members Ire�
Wise, Evelyn Ratcliff, Beulah
Cizzers, Hertha Jenkirs, Hazel .
Roxborough, Allene Mc­
Campbell, Theresa Breaux
Mamie Garvin, Willi Sturkey
Wade aOO Frances Polk. Joe
Ratcliff, Sayde Johnson and
daughter Toni aOO yours truly
were guests ...
Morris Brown College
Alumni Association presents its
Bthannual Fashion Show Lunch­
eon on Saturday, October 17th at
the Plaza Hotel (formally
Michigan Inn) at 12:30 p.m.
Jethro Joseph is president Terry
Bagwell is chairman, ..
The. Episcopal
Churchwomen (ECW) of All
Saints Episcopal church have
changed their fashion show date
from October 31st to November
7���' E� �wi bf
ture4" f' r � n' 0 V
, .. ,.
Belle. Maison- orrday '
Night Bridge party was well at­
tended with four tables of players
conducted by Shennan Cheeks.
Cash prizes were won �y Dorsey
Walker, Margaret Dudley, Ar­
thur Johnson and Billie Atx1er­
son. .. Other members attending
were Jonnie Gibbs, Henry
Robinson, Marjorie Atkinson,
Nancy Walstire, Maty Faulkrer,
Rhetta Johnson and Willie Sea
Wilson. ..
Karl Young will again be
chairman of Alpha Phi Alpha's
Gold & Black Ball and this
elegant affair will be held on
Saturday, December 26th at the
Roostertail...The requests for
reservations have made it I¥X:eS­
sary for the ball committee to . .
reserve both ballrooms for the .
600 guests expected. .. Cocktails
at 7 with dinner and dancing fol­
lowing. The popular band,
Notorious, will provide the
music ...
A surprise dinner party was
held at Van Dyke place for Mary
Lee Martin and bosted by her
daughter and son, Marilyn and
Charles. Cocktails were served
in the lower room and then guests
moved to the upper floor for din­
ner. Mother and daughter were
elegant in white dresses with
matching accessories.
It was an affair Mary Lee will
never forget Guests were Dr. &
Mrs. Harry Ri�, Dr. & Mrs.
William Haley, Dr. lionel Swan,
Carrie Gray, Beatrice Gilliam,
Margaret Ward, Dr. & MIS.
Volna Clermont, Dr. & Mrs.
Robert Weaver, Judge Thomas
Jackson, Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur C.
Martin, Jr., Karl Young. James
Bostic, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Mar­
shall, William Hall and Aux­
vasse Dickson. ..
The Grand Party Committee
meeting was held at Ginny
Lloyd's Iovely Trevor Place
home last Saturday afternoon.
Co-hosts were Jesse Hoover
Helen Carter and Denni�
Evans .. .Plans are being made to
have the annual June party at the
Roo tertail. Attending were
Karl Young and June Sears, co­
chairmen, Fred Simpson, Jackie
Brock, Robert Bomar, Carol Ann .
Orange, Beatrice Buck, Jean
Na h, Terry Bagwell, Edith
Giles, Richard Brown Mar­
guerite Morehead and Teola
HIGHLAND PARK
chool
or h
GH D - Th High-
land P School Di trict pproved
bud et for Highl nd P r Com­
munity Colle (HPCC) to cover th
next fiscal year.
The tot I HPCC budget of
8,697,688 will cover
- 2,750,905 for instruction.
- 638,611 for I tructional up-
port.
- $1,164,939 for student er-
vi •
- 2,749,038 for dmfnfstration
(\f In truction.
- $1,394,195 for operatin the
phy leal facilitie. Re enu com­
ing into the colle e were Ii ted at
$8,817,120 with $3,208,720 coming
from local funds and ,608,400
coming from the tate. No federal
funds were provided.
In the budget resolution w lan­
guage preventing any board member
or HPCC employee from pending
any funds or obligatingthe district to
pend funds, unle the board made
appropriations.
"Change in the amount ap­
propriated by the Board hall require
approval by the board," the resolu­
tion said.
The resolution authorized the
H.P. pi n 0 vII'
HIGHLAND P - The High-
t nd Par eighborhood Co lition,
n umbrella group of bloc club and
community org nizations, wor­
ing with the city Public Safety
Dep rtment to prevent vandalism
nd arson ociated with "Devil'
Night" nd Halloween.
The community organization will
be working with Public Safety be­
tween Thursday October 29th and
Saturday October 31st by etting up
Neighborhood Watch program and
a Civilian Patrol to go through the
stn:et, observe and report, using b y
radios,
Fosh
r1 r H
rl-t
" gift,
with ..y Fashion Fair purmas. of 1150 or
. more, is this Ieaming DlWllII10ne COSIN.
dutch with a -size Exquisite Redlipsti,
size Up Mois1urizer, Moisturizing Lotion, and a
deluxe heir e tucked inside.
Cosmetics, stores xeept Lakeside.
7 soo gift. at Hudson' s. Oft good
Oct* 17 Of last.
aklng A Diff rence
Amirtal Morton! Tiffany Jacks�n, Umuka Jackson and HP High School prlnclpal Jerome Sullivan
were o.n h�nd to kick-off Operation 10,000·. Operation 10,000 Is Mayor Porter's effort to get 10 000
votes In Highland Park for the November 3 Presidental election. '
HUDSON'S