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The Augusta News-Review - October 25, 1973 •
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SUPER DUO: Internationally-acclaimed concert soprano Leontyne Price
congratulates actor-producer Brock Peters at the recent New York private preview
and cocktail reception for Peters’ first motion picture production, FIVE ON THE
BLACK HAND SIDE, a United Artists release based on Charlie Russell’s
off-Broadway hit comedy. Produced by Peters and fellow actor and friend, Michael
Tolan (who also marked his debut as a producer), FIVE ON THE BLACK HAND
SIDE is a dramatically funny, but warm story about a black middle class family.
Russell also wrote the screenplay for the film version, which stars Leonard Jackson,
Clarice Taylor, D’Urville Martin, Glynn Turman and Virginia Capers. Oscar Williams
directed, with music by H.B. Barnum. The family-styled comedy, which could
launch a new trend in black-oriented movies, opens at New York City’s Broadway
Cinerama and RKO 86th Street Theatres.
’ (Photo by Leroy Allen)
Pictured above are participants who are to appear in Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority’s presentation of Fashionetta 73 on Sunday, October 28, 1973 at 6:00 p.m.
in the Augusta College Performing Arts Theater. Contestants seated from left to
right are Matthew Bridges Lisa Winfield, Karen Jones and Deborah Lloyd. Standing
left to right are Mesdames Rosa Mae Winfield, Hettie Copland, Sue Jones and Justine
Hickson. Contestants not shown are Iris Thomas, Julia Raye, Sharon Jones and
Kenneth Page. Betty Marshall is the sorority’s reporter.
Tickets may be obtained from any sorority member or Fashionetta Contestant.
Feature model for this event will be Mrs. Shirley Jones. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
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Mr. John Thomas, of
Springfield Baptist, will be the
Men’s Day speaker at Harmony
Baptist Church on Sunday at
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Townsley is the reporter. Rev.
Floyd Heard is the pastor.
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“Getting Involved” was the theme of Telfair school’s open house Tuesday. Students displayed their creativity and interest in civic
projects as well as their subject areas.
Paineite Receives Masters
Charlie Hutcherson,
formerly of St. Simon’s Island,
received the masters degree at
Northwestern Illinois
university of Chicago, in
August.
Hutcherson, who is an
English teacher at Simeon
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Vocational high school in
Chicago, completed all
requirements for the degree in
Inner City Studies on June 14.
His thesis dealt with the
problems of Black teachers and
administrators after
desegregation in two southern
communities.
He has done additional
graduate work in English and
special education at the
University of Chicago and
Chicago State university. Prior
to attending the two Chicago
universities Hutcherson
attended Paine College where
he received his undergraduate
degree, and Benedict college in
Columbia, S.C.
The Chicago teacher has
been in public education for
more than 10 years. He taught
in the states of Georgia and
South Carolina before joining
the Chicago public school
system.
Since his employment at
Simeon Vocational high
school, Hutcherson has served
as a community relations
coordinator, disciplinarian,
yearbook advisor and advisor
in many other student
activities.
He and his wife,Margaret,
are the parents of two
daughters, Barbara and
Lynette.
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