For Sale Cafe and Bar In Prime Location
For sale cafe and bar with good location. Call any time on Sunday or after 8 p.m. on other days. Phone 82-0029.
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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1955
Page
7
For sale cafe and bar with good location. Call any time on Sunday or after 8 p.m. on other days. Phone 82-0029.
In memory of our loving moth Estell D. Sweeting who departed this life August 25 1953 Gone but not forgotten. Death rides on every passing breeze and lurks in every flower Pearl Smart, daughter and grandchildren
In sad but loving memory of Delores E Williams who departed this life on August 23 1951.
Large house and extra apartment completely furnished. All fenced with solar heater and fish pond. Zoned for business at 6211 NW 22nd court. Phone 65-2805. Also Liberty City lots for home or business. Builder will customize and trade lots or homes. JE 8-1340. BARON. Cash for your lot.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Zobie White of 1740 NW T1st St was stillborn at Mt Sinai Hospital on Aug 18 with graveside service Aug 20. The infant son of Mrs Madeline Forbes of 2260 NW 163rd St was stillborn at Mt Sinai Hospital on Aug 19 with graveside service Aug 22.
For Rent ROOM eight dollars. Man or woman. Call 64-2064. MODERN ROOM convenient to shopping area bus etc Perfect for eo woman teacher Near all schools Phone 64-6676 evenings.
The Booker T. Washington High School Alumni Association sponsors the annual Students Farewell Ball at the Harlem Square Ballroom next Thursday September 1. Invitations remain for Miami area students headed to college and others urged to finish schooling locally.
An article discusses Paul Robeson and the controversy over his stance and actions related to his passport case. It notes critics arguing he favors Soviet or foreign views, while acknowledging ambiguity in his exact statements and the implications for his U.S. citizenship rights.
Real estate listing noting a 54 room house with bath at 2779 Northwest 43rd Terrace. Contact number 65-8778 for inquiries.
Furnished master bedroom available for two with living room and kitchen privileges and utilities. Also a regular sized bedroom at 1942 NW 55th St. Call 65-8778.
Stop Look & Read advertises Cox's Kindergarten enrolling for fall starting September 6. It touts expert training for youngsters, modern prices, hot meals, and transportation. Contact supervisor B. E. Cox at 1753 NW 4th Ct or Liberty City line 84-8861.
Rosell Dunwood of 2134 NW 63rd Street died in a local hospital on August 20 after a 14 day illness. He is survived by his wife Carrie two brothers and three sisters. Funeral services are set for Saturday August 27 at 4 30 PM at the Church of Christ NW 67th Street.
Thomas Howard, of 2435 Northwest 56th Street, died in Jackson Memorial Hospital on the morning of August 22 after admission. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Clara Howard, wife Mattie, a son Thomas Jr., and other relatives. Chapel services were largely attended Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. Remains were taken Thursday night to Montgomery Alabama for final rites and burial.
The Jack and Jill Kindergarten at Bethany S. D. A. Church, 360 NW 14th Terrace, opens September 6 at 8 p.m. Hours run from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for ages 2 to 6. Phone number 82-3724. no calls on Saturday.
Viola Deliford of 1374 NW 62nd terrace died in a local hospital on Monday August 22 after a two hour illness. She is survived by her husband Ben Deliford nine sons and daughters and many other relatives. Funeral services set for Saturday August 27 at 2:00 p.m. Rev J N Byrd Mt Tabor Baptist Church officiating. Burial in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
An advertisement offers loan options to build repair or refinance mortgages. It promises $300 for 1002 Congress Building and mentions money assistance for homeowners needing funds.
Columbus Lee of 2125 NW 74th Terrace was stillborn at Jackson Memorial Hospital on August 22. Graveside services are planned for Saturday, August 27.
Household goods must sell fast. Five gas stoves and four electric stoves priced from eight dollars. Two electric washers ten dollars each. Double beds sofas and armchairs five dollars each. Venetian blinds one dollar each. One Pulmanette unit like new three hundred fifty dollars and special ninety five dollars. Located at 5246 Nee Avenue. Open Sunday.
A compact newspaper notice advertises men’s suits for two dollars and pants for fifty cents, with overcoats at three dollars. It promotes various wearing apparel and lists the shop at 5246 N.E. 2nd Ave, noting it is open on Sunday.
Reverend Cornell Jiles Dozier of 2775 Northwest 46th Street died in a local hospital shortly after admission on Tuesday August 23. He recently moved to Miami from St. Petersburg where he served as a Baptist minister for 30 years. He is survived by a son Joseph of the Miami address and numerous relatives. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
Arthur James Johnson of 1812 NW 6th court died at his residence on August 25. A 24 year Miami resident and Mt. Zion Baptist Church member, he is survived by daughter Maude Harper of the same address, son Louis Johnson of Jacksonville, granddaughter Thelma Simmons of Liberty City, and other relatives. Funeral services are incomplete and will be announced over local radio.
The family of the late Barbara Smith who died on July 29 express gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards telegrams and condolences. Special thanks to Rev S R McKeever and Francis Funeral Home for their comfort and courteous service. Marie Smith mother Catherine Brittan sister Katie Youngblood aunt Lillie Jackson aunt and other relatives
The Day family expresses gratitude for telegraphs, cards, and flowers sent after the death of Mrs. Willie M. Day. Funeral held in Tampa on Wednesday August 17. Thanks extended to Mt. Zion Baptist Church and Choir No. 2 for uplifting messages.
Winston Knowles died August 14 at Francis Funeral Home. Funeral services were held August 22 at 10 a.m. at St Peters A. O. Church.
Walter Thompson died on August 16. Funeral services were held August 20 at 3 p.m. in the chapel of Francis Funeral Home.
Ada Bell Cox Daniels died August 18. Funeral services were held at Perrine Hurst Chapel at 2:00 p.m. on August 23. She was a longtime resident and member of the community, with family awaiting condolences.
Baby Girl Daniels died on August 18. Funeral services were held at Hurst Chapel Perrine at 2:00 p.m. on August 23.
A biting verse condemns those who seek pity and fear, lambasting Uncle Toms with hats in hand and calling for a better path. The poem uses sharp imagery to challenge weakness and hypocrisy.
Working mothers are urged to contact a home child care provider at 1600 NW 66th St offering a clean, well vented space with hot meals for children aged 1 to 3 years. Phone number PL 8-9708 provided for inquiries.
Nursery and kindergarten registration is now ongoing with well trained teaching staff. For information contact Mrs. McCrary Rolle at 219 NY 10th St. Phone 3-8002.
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