Harlem fashion show showcased La Pearl Oliver designs
A packed Baby Grand room on West 125th Street hosted a fashion show by La Pearl Oliver, famed Uptown New Yorker designer. Models including Ethel L. Potter delivered dramatic gowns. attendees, from Elwood Smith to Muriel Rahn, praised the outfits and mingled with Oliver’s circle of prominent Harlem creatives.
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Helen Braynon Crowned Queen of Fashion Fiesta
The Third Annual Eyellocs Fashion Fiesta crowned Miss Helen Braynon of Dorsey High School Queen of the Fiesta in a grand coronation. Attendants included Miss Leila Burden and Miss Anne Bell Blue, with guest models and school skits enhancing the event.
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Eckstine Says Old South Is Fading During Southern Tour
Jazz star Billy Eckstine told Variety the old South is fading and segregation is easing. He noted 60 percent of his 35 southern concert audiences with Count Basie were White, with some cities like New Orleans Miami and Columbia reporting no segregation. He plans 40 to 45 southern dates starting next February.
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Five Buildings Dedicated at Arkansas AM&N College
Pine Bluff Arkansas ANP reports five new buildings costing 1 7 million were dedicated during Founders Day ceremonies marking Arkansas AM and N college 79th anniversary. About 4 000 people attended the inauguration of Dr Lawrence A Davis as president. Buildings are agriculture infirmary physical education science and student union begun in 1949. Governor Sid McMath received keys to the buildings and Howard University President Mordecai Johnson delivered the principal address.
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