Dixon nominated for outstanding federal employee honor
Beverly Wayne Dixon of 5019 Drexel is nominated by the Navy Electronics Supply office Great Lakes Ill for the title of outstanding Federal Employee. He manages supply codes and reviews contractors documentation to justify repair parts for Navy electronics. Captain Russell A. Jones praises his communication, efficiency, and leadership. Dixon volunteers with the Boy Scouts, receiving the St George Emblem, Silver Beaver, and Chicago Youth awards. He holds the scouter’s key and other honors.
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Beverly Wayne Dixon
Drexel Blind
Navy Electronics Supply Office
Great Lakes
Ill
Dixon
Navy
Marine Corps
Russell A. Jones
USN
Boy Scouts of America
St. George
John Cardinal Cody
Archdiocese of
Chicago
Two Elected to Welfare Council Board in Chicago
Hyde Park residents Laplois Ashford and Harold A. Richman win three year terms on the Welfare council of Metropolitan Chicago board. Ashford, executive director of the Chicago Urban League, formerly led Rochester Urban League and served as deputy commissioner of public safety there. Richman, dean of the University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration, holds multiple urban policy and public service roles and has advised HEW officials. The Welfare council, founded 1914, is an independent center for planning and action with over 240 member agencies in health and social services across the Chicago metro area.
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Hyde Park
Welfare Council of
Chicago
Laplois Ashford
Chicago Urban League
Harold A. Richman
School of Social Service Administration
University of Chicago
Ashford
Rochester
New York
Urban League
Chicago League
Rochesters
Board of Education
State of
The
Junior Chamber of Commerce
NAACP
University of Rochester
Richman
University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration
Urban Research Corporation
Chicago Urban Fellows Program
Chicago Committee On Foreign and Domestic Policy
Southeast Chicago Commission
Woodlawn Hospital Corporation
Center For Urban Studies
National Manpower Advisory Committee
Department of Labor
Illinois
White House Fellows Association
Hyde Park- Kenwood
Sabbath and religious services at Simeon Maslin center
At 930 E. 50th St the Maslin synagogue hosts Sabbath services led by Rabbis Maslin Weinstein and Emeritus Fitzgerald with a team of priests and Jesuit Fathers. Sunday morning service at 10 45 and a Sunday School for ages 3 to 20. Wednesday testimony meeting at 8 00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbi Perelmuter
Kenneth Newman
Sol K. Newman
St. Paul Redeemer Chapel
Bond Chapel
U of C
Simeon J. Maslin
Jacob J. Weinstein
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Beverly Dixon
Order of the Arrow
Board of Welfare Council
Temple Isaiah
Israel
Hyde Park Blvd
Hayim Perelmuter
Union Church
S. Woodlawn
American Baptist Convention
United Church of Christ
Robert G. Middleton
M. Elizabeth Laafmann
Ass‘t
First Unitarian Church of
Christopher Moore
Music
Lonnie Myers
Norma Poinsett
Chicago Sinai Congregation
South Shore Drive
Samuel E. Karff
Michael A. Oppenheimer
William Gofen
James Schroeter
Marvin Gordon
Church of St. Paul and the Redeemer
Episcopal
Dorchester Avenue
Warner C. White
R.A.M. Temple
Congregation
Rodfe Zeder
Hyde Park Boulevard
Ralph Simon
Bernard Spielman
Benjamin A. Daskal
Abraham Lubin
ST. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church
S. Ki
Hark
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Robert H. Oldershaw
Thomas W. Heaney
William E. Vanecke
Terrence Schuessier
Denis Woods
John Donahue
Joseph Saerzaph
Daily Masses
Tenth Church of Christ Scientist
Blackstone
Adam and Falcen
Man
E. 57Th Street
Rockefeller Memorial
Woodlawn
Howard Thurman
Marsh Chapel
Boston University
University Church of the Disciples
University
Charles H. Bayer C. Harvey
United Church of Hyde
United Presbyterian
United Methodist Church
53Rd and
Thomas K. Farmer
Emery A. Percell
Gavin Williamson
Mary Ruth Craven
Percell
Farmer