Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1982 — Page 4

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Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Thomas Sr. mark their golden anniversary

NEW YORK - One of New York’s recent biggest hits didn’t have a marquee with neon lights heralding its arrival, and didn’t happen on the Great White Way. But Seventh Avenue lit up within the wails of the Fashion Institute of Technology with glitter, entertainment stars and spectacular fashion at the Fourth Annual Harveys Bristol Cream Tribute to the Black Designer. Ten black designers received the coveted “Harvey” plaque this year in recognition of their contribution to the fashion industry. And, if willowy models showing off the designers’ latest creations weren’t enough, there was the singing of Diahann Carroll and the tapping and strutting of “Sophisticated Ladies’’ star Gregory Hines, co-hosts for the evening. The icing on the cake was a special appearance by jazz legend Lionel Hampton, cochairman of the Tribute, and his orchestra. The Tribute is sponsored by Harveys of Bristol Overseas, Ltd., makers of Harveys Bristol (’ream sherry, in conjunction with F.I.T., and proceeds provide scholarships for F.I.T. students in the field of fashion design. The ten designers honored were: Jeffrey Banks, Scott Barrie, Brenda Waites Bolling, Stephen Burrows, Carl Davis, Fabrire. Lester Hayatt, Claude Payne. Willi Smith and the team of Kevin & Robert. Designers were chosen by a panel of fashion critics and authorities headed by Audrey Smaltz, fashion consultant for F.I.T. This year Harveys instituted a special aw'ard for promising student designers, which was awarded, to F.I.T. student Steven Cutting. In accepting his “Harvey." Cutting “war ned" Seventh Avenue to watch out because “I’m coming.” According to Ian Davidson, C.S. resident director for liar veys of Bristol Overseas, Ltd., “We view the Tribute as' a catalyst which brings together leaders of the fashion' industry and community leaders to ho nor the men and women who are designers, as well as entrepreneurs, and gives them recognition for their enormous contribution to the fashion world.” Harveys Bristol Cream is imported and marketed in the I’nited States by Heublein, Inc., Hartford. Connecticut.

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Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Thomas Sr. celebrated their 50th anniversary during the holidays with a reception at Riley Towers Place. They were married December 24, 1931 in

Indianapolis.

Their sons and daughters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Thomas Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Randall Thomas Sr. were hosts for the celebration. Their vows were repeated before approximately 200 guests. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. T. Garrott Benjamin of Second Christian Church and the Rev. Andrew J. Brown of

Numerologist at library

St. John Missionary Baptist

Church.

Highlighting the affair was the unexpected and surprise arrival of Mrs. Thomas’ sister, Mrs. Mildred Gregory and niece, Mrs. Troyce Lewis from Lake Forest, Illinois, and Mr. Thomas’ sister. Mrs. Beatrice Cathcart from Pasedena, Cali-

fornia.

Mrs. Thomas was formerly employed at Army Finance until 1968 and Mr. Thomas retired from Stark & Wetzel in

1975.

They have four grandchil-

dren and four great-grandchil-dren. A family dinner followed the reception. Assisting with the affair were Mesdames Henrietta Bell. Edythe Chenault, Wilma Sharp and Marie Springfield,

Progressive 12 Winners of cash prizes, varying in size, given by The Progressive 12 Club during the holiday season were announced during a gathering at 3708 Lesley. Taking home the top prize of $75 was Lawrence Hester, 2006 Adams. Second place winner, Perry Elliott. 3614 Rural, took home $50, while third placer,

Robert Braxton, 4739 East 34th. got $25. Progressive 12 officers are led by Mrs. Hallie Clay pool, president; Mrs. Evelyn Chinn, treasurer, and Mrs. M. Adams, Secretary. ___

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JACKIE SUGGS Jackie Suggs, numerologist, will present a program for adults on numerology at the Planner House Branch Library, 2424 Northwestern Avenue, on

Monday. January 11, at 7 p.m. This is the first of 12 special programs for adults that will be given each month during 1982. Children in kindergarten through eighth grade are invited to come to the library on January 15 at 2:30 p.m. to see the film “Roll of Thunder. Hear My Cry.” “The Mouse That Roared” will be shown on January 29 at 2:30 p.m.‘for school age children. The Bright wood Branch Li ' brary, 2435 North Sherman Drive, will show the film, “I Have a Dream: the Life of Martin Luther King.’’ on Jan uary 15 at 1 p.m. to celebrate King’s birthday. Puppet shows and stories $•• NUMEROLOGIST, Page 6

SERENE DELIGHT rvyisUres on the face of Mrs. Lucille Fortson, surroundeil by three successive generations of offspring who surprised the lovable lady with a holiday party in her near-downtown apartment. Hugs and kisses and seasonal refreshments m re interrupted for this group picture. Shown are \from left, front | Mark Grooms, a gn at-great-grandson; Mrs. Fortson holding

J'*" .ountH-oui bhakinah Allen, a greatgreat great-granddaughter; Andre Quarles, a great-great-grandson: {second row] Marietta Cunningham, great-great-granddaugh-ter; (yrystal Quarles, great-great-grand-daughter; Ann Quarles, granddaughter; DeLoneie (friaries, great-great-granddaugh-ter, and Yvette Allen, great-great-grand-daughter. \dames Burres photo]

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