Miami hosts 30th Biennial NACWC convention highlights
The National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs held its 30th Biennial Convention in Miami saw delegates and visitors share in events, with many plans to return. The city announced the Elite Fashion Shop opening August 12 at 704 NW 3rd Ave, featuring custom dresses and accessories. A St James AME Tea for Men’s Day and Teen-Age talent program followed, as guests from Jacksonville and Nassau joined local hosts for refreshments and visits.
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Miami
United States
National Association of Colored Women’s Clubs
Phi Delta Kappa
Phi Beta Sigma
3Rd Avenue
Senora Juanita Miguelena
Vernon Edden Lindsay
St. James Ame
Reddick
Lang Fisher
61St Street
A. C. Smith
Willie Scott
St. James
Irell Davis
National Association of Colored Girls
I. P. Davis
Coconut Grove
George Washington Carver High School
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Young People’s Service League
South Florida
Allied Youth Group
Irell
E. W. F. Stirrup
Liberty City NAACP Holds Meeting at Mt Tabor Church
The Liberty City NAACP will hold its monthly meeting at Mt Tabor Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon August 12 at 3 30 p m A short program will be rendered focusing on faith and empowerment Lee B Wright president Helen A Franklin reporter
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Liberty City
NAACP
Mt. Tabor Baptist Church
Lord Family Vacation Mentioned With Mrs Slaughter
Personal mentions note Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lord vacationing with his mother Mrs. M. E. Stevens of 1845 NW 69th Terrace and accompanied by Mrs. Amanda Slaughter. Mrs. Slaughter lives in Nashville, Tennessee and works in the city public schools.
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Edward Morley
Nassau
John Morley
50Th Street
Morley
John A. Lord
M. E. Stevens
69Th Terrace
Amanda Slaughter
Lord
Murfreesboro
Slaughter
Nashville
Tennessee
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Jacksonville
Sir John Hotel
Samuel Lewis
Hamilton
Paris Davis
Davis
St. Phillip’s Episcopal Church
Lewis
Muriel Williams
Collene Pinder
Opa-Locka
Naomi Packer
New Orleans
Clark College
Alethia and
Emanuel Fryar
Richmond Heights
Miss Packer
Orleans Parish
Fryar
Eric Emanuel
Mary Pinkston
Louise Smith
Ocala
Lillie Mae Hunter
New York City
Percy Styles
20Th Street
Maybelle Lewis Hill
Columbus
Ohio
George W. Carter
Ellen
Hampton Institute
Henry Branch
Mary Alice Carter
Ft. Monroe
Virginia
Carters
Liberia
West Wat Virginia State College
Master St. Carter
Lewis Clan
Howard
FAMU
A. P. Turner
Inez
Bill Haley
Turner
FAMC
Albany State College
Edna Turner-Smith
Barbara
Albany
Tallahassee
Victoria Ward
9Th Street
Shaddie Ward
Shaddie
Harvey L. Thomas
Dorothy Leerott
Elizabeth City
Las
Thomas
Melzie Elliott
65Th St
Scott
Sara
William Stewart
Edward Waters College
Mamie Larrimore Wells
John Larrimore
2Nd Avenue
Sallie Collins
The
Modern Beauty Shop
Marie Wallace
Maggie Henderson
Rett Corn Charm School
Washington, DC
Saxony
Roberta Barnes
Loretta Holmes
Charlotte Coffield
Thelma Elmore
Helen Elmore
Margaret Strother
Leonard Strother
Viola Brown
Edith Ford
Charles South
Margaret Washington
Burt Jackson
Charles North
North
Alexander Brooks
Alma Ferrell
Andrew Ferells
Liberty Temple
the Elks
18Th Avenue
65Th Street
Eloida Hutcheson Preston
Clyde
Charlene
Elizabeth Hutcheson Robinson
Eloida
A. E. Hutcheson Jr
W. S. Coakley
Preston
Robinson
Sumner Hutcheson
Elliott J. Pieze
Nassau Daily Tribune
Maxwell Thompson
Pieze
Elliot
Liberty City Naacp
Lee B. Wright
Helen A. Franklin
Baker’s Famous Corner
W. J. Brassfield
Ollie Mae Tucker
N.W
15Th Ave
N.W. 15Th Avenue
W. C. Baker’s
Little Clara Jay - Papa
Simmons
Ima Big Way
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