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May/June 2023
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A B O U T U S
"THE NEWEST DIXIE CUP"
Naydja CoJoe
Joins Renowned '60s All-Girl Group
In 1991, Pastor Steven Perrilloux and his wife Rita were offered a special gift: an opportunity to take possession of a historic church in Reserve, Louisiana. The church was the original Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church, built in 1937 to accommodate the region’s Black parishioners who were segregated under the Jim Crow laws in effect throughout the South at the time. A new brick sanctuary was scheduled to be built on the site of the church and the older wood frame structure would have been demolished if it wasn’t moved off the lot.
As the newest member of the iconic 1960s all-girl group, The Dixie Cups, Naydja CoJoe is elated to be part of the group whose biggest hit, "Chapel of Love," sold over one million copies and was awarded a gold disc. In June 1964 the record hit number one on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart. The homegrown New Orleans trio originally consisted of sisters Barbara Ann and the late Rosa Lee Hawkins and their cousin, the late Joan Marie Johnson. Naydja proudly joins the current lineup consisting of herself, original member Barbara Ann Hawkins and Athelgra Neville Gabriel, sister of the Neville Brothers.
Handling publicity and media relations for even one of New Orleans’ major cultural organizations would be challenging enough, let alone two of them. But Mariah Forde is up to the challenge and she has hit the ground running. A recent arrival to New Orleans from her former home in Miami, Mariah is the Assistant Director of Communications for the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra and the New Orleans Opera Association, a dual role newly and specifically ceated for her three months ago.
"PROMOTING THE PERFORMING
ARTS IN NEW ORLEANS"
Mariah Forde
takes on dual role with the local opera and symphony
"Together In Faith And Business"
Steven and Rita Perrilloux
describe their journeyof faith and management
of Historic Riverlands
By Anita Oubre
By Dean M. Shapiro
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By Dean M. Shapiro
