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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1949
Page
4
The writer seeks guidance after her husband’s January death and fifteen years of reading. The advice states three men are not eligible, each with family ties and not seeking a wife. The February meeting with a man at her sister’s visit is the strongest prospect. she should take time and avoid rushing into another marriage.
Employee years in current role faces two coworkers who actively seek to get him fired. Advice recommends beginning a search for a new position and giving two weeks notice once an appealing opportunity is found to escape ongoing friction and unpleasant conditions.
A reader asks if a lover who beat her and then wandered with other women means well. The advisor states his love has cooled, he's not seeking commitment, and the chance to marry is gone. The message ends with a foreboding judgment that the relationship is finished.
Two readers seek guidance on work and relocation. One plans to work out of town in Dallas and suggests renting out their place while returning to regular labor. The other wants to join a husband in Detroit despite family urging staying until June, asking if it is cold enough for travel and whether to pursue the Astro Readings.
Walter Mickens Post 6021 held a Sunday morning installation for the VFW Auxiliary officers. New officers include President Marie S. Welters and Senior Vice President Rowena Pinder, with district visitors from the 13th Miami. Commander Joseph Planas spoke. the post earned 100 percent membership and received a 1949 gold banner. Gold Star Mother Mary Van Dyke saluted.
The Ladies Auxiliary sponsors a weekly Bingo Game each Saturday at 9 p.m. beginning April 30. Proceeds go to the Cancer Fund and Douglass High School Recreation. The jackpot is $75. Public invited to attend and join the fun.
Mrs Ethel Whitehead, a prominent church worker, left the city for New York to visit her daughter and son in law and granddaughter, Mr and Mrs James White. On her return trip she will visit her husband, Alfred Whitehead, who is stationed in Norfolk Virginia.
Mr and Mrs Robert Albury hosted their son Robert Jr for his first birthday on April 22 at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Sears 809 Elizabeth Street. Over one hundred children attended and were served ice cream cake punch and candy as Robert received many gifts.
Mrs Geraldine Kelly Roker is listed as ill with well wishes from friends for a speedy recovery.
Samuel Wells, a cashier in the Treasury Department, was found guilty on six counts of stealing public funds and six counts of falsification of accounts. The jury recommended mercy and an immediate audit of Treasury accounting. The Chief Justice imposed two years for each count, to run concurrently, with nine dependents noted.
Mr James Lloyd Rogers, son of Mrs Maggie Rogers and Miss Sybil Yvonne Sherman, of Bimini, united with Miss Brooks Shearman’s daughter in a Holy Matrimony on April 19 at St Marys Church Cannon E Ww. Officiating were E W Holmes and D Knowles. Bride wore white satin with veil and head dress. maid of honor Elaine Shearman in orchid chiffon. six bridesmaids in green pink and blue. Flower girl Sandra Dean wore pink. best man Robert Cleveland Rogers.
The Oaks Estate expresses strong public interest in running a Florida Nassau steamship line. It owns a dock and will provide facilities for the ship, easing pressure on overburdened government docking facilities at present.
Arthur's Town in Cat Island mourns 18 month old Michael Ferrari who died at Bahamas General Hospital after a slash wound suffered during a free for all fight at a Nassau dance hall. Fourteen others were injured as the child was in his mother's arms. Commissioner Anthony Smith says murder charges will be filed against one or more suspects.
Mrs Alma Jones is reported improving and Mrs Mary Wellington was a visitor in the Island City on Sunday as noted in a brief society update.
Mrs Agnes Albert left the city on Monday for New York to be at the bedside of her son who is very ill.
Mrs Donzell Leggett becomes manager of the Key West Housing Project at Fort Village. Mr Leggett is a Douglass High graduate and brings local experience to the housing program.
Readers are invited to obtain a guide for one dollar by sending their birthdate and a self addressed stamped envelope. The notice emphasizes including the birthdate and a return envelope to receive the guide.
The citizens of this community wish him much success as a World War I veteran is celebrated in local regard and guidance for his future endeavors.
The Dance sponsored by the Veterans and American Legion was a great success on Saturday night April 23 at the VFW Hall. Music by the Savoy Sultans and Red Miller Trio of New York. Mr Miller played piano and sang Bewildered, the night’s most popular number.
Mr. Eddie Palicios died Monday morning at Galey's Hospital. Funeral services were held last Wednesday afternoon at St. Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church.
A memorial notice expresses loving remembrance for Ethelyn Bullard who died on April 23 1943. The family requests prayers and weeps but trusts she rests with God. The short verse speaks of tears dried and a just judge.
In loving memory of our dear son John Nathaniet Hudson who departed this life on May 1, 1947. Gone but not forgotten. Sleep on son and take your rest. We love you but Jesus loves you best. Mr and Mrs David Hudson and Family
The deceased leaves his widow Mrs Grace Palicios and other relatives. To the bereaved family I extend my sympathy.
Thelma Dobins is recovering well after surgery at City Hospital. Friends extend warm wishes for her steady progress and return to good health.
In loving memory of our husband and father Willie Nunnally who died April 26 1947. Gone but not forgotten. Mrs Margaret Nunnally and Children
Edward Brown a Miami meat cutter died of a heart attack at age fifty nine. Funeral services were held at Friendship Church with an assistant pastor citing Psalm 90. He is survived by a daughter Mrs J McKennie and four grandchildren. Pallbearers included John Archer Oscar Johnson Stanley Newbold Matthew Hamilton George Maxwell Romeo Byron and Robert Martin.
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