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Newspaper
Englewood Bulletin
Location
Englewood, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1968
Page
1
A writer contends Christmas ideals were shaped by white supremacy and commercialism. They reflect on racial injustice, the Bible's role in upholding whiteness, and the marginalization of Black history, ending with holiday wishes from The Bulletin staff.
Community recall highlights from Englewood program presented by EUPC at 64th and ten SLs. Highlights include Tiny Tuts, self improvement, sewing, millinery, and fitness programs coordinated by six religious and community groups. Mary Washington and Ruth A. Hopkins served as commentators.
Wilson campus president Dr. Charles R. Monroe faces pressure amid rumors he will drop charges against Billye L. Brooks, a 20 year old alleged Black Panthers leader. Brooks remains at large on $150 bond after a slapping incident during a faculty student meeting. police expect an early arrest while Monroe maintains the case will proceed.
Eligible survivors of seafaring servicemen whose remains were lost after May 27, 1941 may apply to the Veterans Administration campus for a memorial flag. Commentary critiques campus reforms and student-led actions, noting divisions and perceived threats to school personnel and plant.
A South Side Bulletin contest offers a $35 savings bond for predicting the hour, minute, sex, and weight of the first baby born in the circulation area after midnight 1969. A $25 bond goes to the closest guess. Readers submit coupons from page 5 to the contest editor at 729 W. 65th St, Chicago, with merchants proudly backing the event as godparents.
Luminaries from the left include Sam Mallin Robert O Keefe Judge Barber Ald Kenneth Campbell Joseph Thomas and Dale Wineinger at the Chicago City Bank and Trust Company event on Halsted Street with symbols and civic interest noted.
The Area Quartet from the local scene made its television debut last week as part of the University of Illinois Concert Choir on Chicago with Ronnie Barrett. Led by Miss Maxine Mandell, the group performed Christmas carols among a 52-member ensemble. The quartet members are Theresa Alexander, James Buchanan, Philip Carter, and Joyce Norman, with addresses in Michigan, Harvard, Harper, and Maryland respectively.
Englewood High School Red Cross Youth Corps hosts a senior citizens gathering at the 65th Street center. Guests received candy houses, bringing joy to residents and highlighting the community tie with leaders Mrs Velma J and Mr Fred Misher among others.
Center Javal 4 shines this yuletide season as 243 golden agers recall friends and supporters who helped 1968 glow. Mrs Madkin credits Alderman Shannon and Englewood leaders for backing Englewood senior Center with donations and improvements beyond dreams. The Golden agers express thanks with a Christmas tree ornament praising their angels.
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