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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1956

Page

9

NAWC Banquet Promises Colorful Event and Honors

More than 50 life memberships announced at the 30th biennial NAWC convention banquet held in the Caribbean Room of Bayfront Municipal Auditorium. About 375 guests attended, with 150 listening to programs and election returns. 42 hostesses in Seminole attire arranged seating. Distinguished officers and guests included Dr. Mery Fitzbutler Waring, Mrs. Ella Phillips Shewart, and regional federation leaders. Special awards went to Mrs. Rosa Parks and Mrs. Autherine Lucy Foster. Gertrude Reese Hicks trophy went to Ed Sullivan’s team. Basil O’Conner award accepted by Bert Koppin for polio control work. Illinois and other state federations were represented. Irene McCoy Gaines chaired greetings, with musical performances and Parade of States gifts. Local banquet committee included Elizabeth Espy and Ceclia Lee.

Bofront Municipal Auditorium City Federation Elizabeth Espy Mery Fitzbutler Waring Ella Phillips Shewart Harris B. Gaines Fartha White Myrtle Davis Florida Ruby Morse Kendrick T. J. Barnes Mississippi State Federation Elizabeth Williams Celeste L. White Illinois State Federation Daisy Murrell National Arts and Crafts Board Dora Needham Lee Northeast Maggie R. Marshall California State Federation Carrie M. Hadley David A. Douglas Atlanta Life Insurance Company Douglas Rosa Parks Montgomery Alabama Autherine Lucy Foster Birminham Ed ‘Sullivan Gertrude Reese Hicks Bert Koppin Wgbs-Tv Charles Bynum National Infantile Paralysis Foundation Jack Cleary Association Basil O’conner Moss Kendrick Coca Cola Zuckerman Bayfront Irene McCoy Gaines Cherry Mills Boyer Miami Georgia Beasley Cincinnati Pauline Dunn Ruth Greenfield National Headquarters Fund Gaines

The Fastest Gun Alive at Lib-City Drive in Theatre

Glenn Ford and Jeanne Crain star in a Western thriller about George Temple a mild storekeeper hiding his legendary fast gun past. Dora his wife faces danger as outlaws challenge his reputation in Cross Creek with a surprise ending.

Glenn Ford Jeanne Crain Broderick Crawford Russ Tamblyn George Temple Dora West Cross Creek Temple

The First Texan Opens at Capitol Theatre

McCrea stars as Sam Houston in Allied Artists stereo color epic The First Texan a gripping depiction of Texans war for independence. The film recreates the Battle of San Jacinto on an epic scale and offers a strong showcase for Joel McCrea.

Mexico Joel McCrea Sam Houston Allied Artists Capitol Theatre San Jacinto Lone Star Republic McCrea

Have your child vaccinated at national immunization drive

Parents are urged to bring children to the national immunization drive at five o clock today. Health officials emphasize protecting against measles and other preventable diseases and note free vaccines will be available at designated clinics.

Vision of sky signs and biblical imagery in Rockford

A Rockford reader reports a July 15 1956 morning sighting of a large crucifix in the southern sky followed by a white clad woman a blue bunting effect a Jerusalem scene and battle ships across the heavens a voice urging repentance and prayer a bright light and a breast portrait of five US presidents with a gold numeral sixty and a request to publish the account in the Miami Times signed Elizabeth Moyers

White House Washington Jerusalem United States Christ Elizabeth Moyers

Editors Note: News to Us Sparks Reader Interest

An editor remarks that the communication above will captivate readers, noting it is all news to the staff. The note signals curiosity about new information and invites reader engagement with the unusual rerun or message.

Birth date request with cross sale offer in Savannah notice

A mass mail request offers to send birth date name and self addressed stamped envelope to receive two plastic crosses for a dollar. The ad directs readers to mail to A M Agent at 244 McIntyre Street, Savannah, Georgia, Department M, for delivery.

A. M McIntyre St Dept. M Savannah

Mrs Sugar Ray Robins ons Miami Visit With Family Guests

Mrs Ednad Mae Robinson wife of boxing champion Sugar Ray Robinson arrived in Miami Wednesday for a short stay. She visited with her son Ray and relatives including Bernard Roberts and Joseph from New York City. The party traveled via FEC and stayed with Mrs Arnett Love and Mrs Lucia Edden at 320 NW 15th St. Robinson's husband trains in Greenwood Lake New Jersey for an upcoming fight and the group plans to stay eight to ten days before returning next Tuesday.

Miami Ednad Mae Robinson Sugar Ray Robinson Mrs. Robinson Arnett Love Lucia Edden 15Th St Roberts Gloria Edden

Job Offer to Women for New York City Placement

Notice invites women over 21 to relocate to New York City with guaranteed job, housing, and travel expenses paid. Written by Giles and Callery Employment Agency at 902 Clark St Cincinnati Ohio, care of Herman D Griffith. Reference required.

New York City Giles and Callery Employment Agency Clark St Cincinnati Ohio Herman D. Griffith

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