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Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1957

Page

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YMCA Camp Draws About One Hundred Boys

Approximately 100 boys will attend the annual YMCA camp at Lake Placid this summer. Activities run Saturday August 10 through Saturday August 17 with a focus on wholesome recreation and Christian leadership. More than $1,000 in contributions and scholarships support the project. Moses Perry directs YMCA staff and activities. four special charters depart from the Youth Center at 9 30 am Saturday for the 156 mile trip. Senior counselors include Rev Edward T Graham Miss Helen Dorsett Nurse Bessie Brunt Jefford Smith Joseph Kersiaw Stanley Sweeting Phillip Dixon Mrs A Louise Taylor and Bob Crist.

Lake Placid NW 13Th St YMCA Edward T. Graham Helen Dorsett Bessie Brunt Jefford Smith Joseph Kersiaw Stanley Sweeting Phillip Dixon A.’ Louise ’B Taylor Bob Crist

Bethune-Cookman to Graduate 29 Daytons Beach

Dr Matthew Davage former Bethune-Cookman College board chair and alumnus of New Orleans Columbus and Chicago Universities will address 29 graduates receiving bachelor degrees Alumni address by Mrs Allene Johnson Guinyard and Alumni Induction Oath by Willie J Wright Music by Bethune-Cookman Summer School Choir led by L Allen Huston Samuel Huston Clark figures feature Davage’s leadership at Huston-Tillotson Clark College and Clark Atlanta renewal efforts and accreditation work with the Methodist Church. He helped establish science facilities at Huston-Tillotson and led Clark College renewal projects while serving Methodist boards and ecumenical councils over a 12 year span.

Daytona Beach Matthew Simpson Davage Bethune-Cookman College New Orleans Columbus Chicago Allene’ Johnson Guinyard Holmes Elementary School Miami Willie J. Wright Bethune- Cookman College National Alumni Association Uel Huston Colleges Huston-Tillotson Davage Clark College Atlanta Clark Atlanta University Methodist Board of Education Nashville Tenn All O the Negro The Methodist Church Ecumenical Methodist Council United States Canada Mexico South America

Frontiers to Send 80 Boys to Camp Rocky Pines

Fifty boys who cannot afford a week at summer camp will depart Sunday for Boy Scout Camp Rocky Pines. They will be hosted by the Miami Camp Frontiers committee with support from citizens and organizations. The group, led by Henry Ar ong and a committee including Taylor Hutcheon Kilatrick and Garth Reeves, aims to send 150 boys next summer. Dr N S Shirley arranged a free medical check and the fall program features supervised activities and competent counselors, with departure from Spic and Span Market on NW 27th Ave at 2 PM.

Boy Scout Camp Rocky P’nes” Ierviceton Underbcv Miami Ceapir America Ns. Shirley Span Market

Negro Candidates for Office to be Named Mor

Grand Rapids, Mich. Samuel A. Johnson, 33, was held without charge in the bludgeon slaying of his 20 year old wife Shirley Johnson, an expectant mother. Police said she was struck twice with a blunt instrument. Johnson said he found his wife dead upon returning home after an overnight with a woman companion. A church meeting at 8 o'clock Monday will discuss registration and the final recommendation of the city election candidate. The meeting may nominate a popular young man to carry the ticket. all are invited.

Grand Rapids, Mich Samuel A. Johnson Shir Ley Johnson Johnson Home Johnson

Federal judge orders end to Miami bus segregation

Federal Judge Ernett C. Choate ordered Miami transit and city officials to halt all laws enforcing segregation on buses in Miami, effective September 1, following a 10 month NAACP lawsuit led by Mrs. Alice Jackson and others. The ruling affects motor transportation in the city.

Ernett C. Choate Miami Alice Jackson Jeanor Fair Maggie Garmon Gloria Matthews G. E Graves NAACP Choate Miami Transit Comeny City of Miami

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