1. 1972-09. Appreciations of the Bahá'í Faith; Worldwide Statistics. Author unknown, comp. One-page compilation of quotations about the Faith from well-known voices; one-page statistical summary (as of 1972 July). Essays.

1. 1965-04-00 — The publication of a feature article titled Bahá'í: A way of life for millons in Ebony magazine p48-56.

   Ebony is a monthly magazine that focuses on news, culture, and entertainment. Its target audience is the African-American community, and its coverage includes the lifestyles and accomplishments of influential black people, fashion, beauty, and politics. Ebony magazine was founded in Chicago in 1945 by John H. Johnson.

2. 1968-04-00 —
   An article honouring the Centenary of Bahá'u'lláh's Proclamation to the Kings and religious leaders of the world appeared in the April 1968 issue of Ebony Magazine. The article included a number of colour photographs taken during the recent Bahá'í Intercontinental Conference in Kampala, Uganda. Auxiliary Board member Mrs. Beth McKenty was instrumental in getting the article and has worked with Ebony on the material.
   • In April 1965 Ebony carried a feature story on the Faith titled: "Bahá'í: A Way of Life for Millions."
   • The July 1965 issue of the magazine carried a quarter-page advertisement on the Bahá'í Faith which has been one of the most successful ads in terms of response. [National Bahá'í Review No 3 March 1968 p10]

1. 1968-04-00 —
   An article honouring the Centenary of Bahá'u'lláh's Proclamation to the Kings and religious leaders of the world appeared in the April 1968 issue of Ebony Magazine. The article included a number of colour photographs taken during the recent Bahá'í Intercontinental Conference in Kampala, Uganda. Auxiliary Board Member Mrs. Beth McKenty was instrumental in getting the article and has worked with Ebony on the material.
   • In April 1965 Ebony carried a feature story on the Faith titled: "Bahá'í: A Way of Life for Millions."
   • The July 1965 issue of the magazine carried a quarter-page advertisement on the Bahá'í Faith which has been one of the most successful ads in terms of response. [National Bahá'í Review No 3 March 1968 p10]
2. 1993-10-03 — The passing of Lucille Sanche Maloney (b. 29 December 1924 Montreal) in Pointe-Claire, QC. Lucille became a Bahá'í in January 1968 and was among the first French-Canadians to do so.

   She first heard of the Faith from an article in Ebony magazine titled Bahá'í: A way of life for millons p48-56.

   Her biography A Light in All Our Lives was written by her daughter Suzanne Maloney Lebensold.

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