Page Morton (1915–2013) was an American cabaret singer who married William Black, founder of the catering and coffee business Chock full o'Nuts.
As Page Morton Black she was known for singing the "Heavenly Coffee" jingle on the company's televised advertisements and sponsored broadcasts.
[9] The band leader Guy Lombardo saw her perform in the Pierre and suggested to William Black that she could sing the advertising jingle for Chock full o’Nuts coffee.
As the company grew, he began selling his own vacuum-packed blend of coffee that eventually accounted for 60% of his multi-million dollar turnover.
[13][14] After her marriage Morton featured for several years on the Chock full o’Nuts television advertisements and sang the "Heavenly Coffee" jingle.
[1] When Morton married Black, they lived in a waterfront house called Bon Repos in Premium Point, New Rochelle, New York.
When she died in 2013, the Foundation published a paid notice in The New York Times with their condolences and appreciation of her work saying that "the Board of Directors, the staff, the supporters, and the many hundreds of scientists funded by the Parkinson's Disease Foundation (PDF) mourn the passing, and cherish the memory, of an exemplary, passionate and indefatigable leader...Page served brilliantly as our Chairman- strengthening us with her inspired nominations to our Board, enriching us with her deft leadership of our annual Bal du Printemps, and energizing us with her single-minded devotion to the reputation, success and financial health of our organization.
"[23] The Columbia University Medical Center also published a similar piece mourning the passing of Page Morton Black.
"[24] She died on July 21, 2013; her interment was private but a celebration of her life was held at Frank E. Campbell Funeral Chapel on September 12, 2013.