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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1951
Page
5
The Mt Moriah Baptist Church held Sunday School at 9 45 a m with a revival at 11 a m and a 3 o'clock anniversary program by Pall Bearers Lodge No 10 led by Rev W C Edcar. BTU and evening services followed with inspiration. Sister Lillie Saunders serves as clerk.
All services at Mt Sinai led by Rev. J. E. Murray drew good crowds and inspiration. The day’s feature was the 3 o'clock meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society with a fine program, led by clerk Sister Lizzie Harris.
Rev Everette led a lively program from Sunday School to evening service at Hurst Chanel AME Church with Brother L Moss serving as clerk, reflecting strong church activity and orderly conduct throughout the day.
The Church of God held a fine day of worship with Sunday School YPE preaching and singing. Pastor El jer Dean led the service.
The Bible Way Church of Lord Jesus Christ led by Elder R G Green holds preaching and singing services. Clerk Fannie Mams is listed for church activities and administrative duties.
Sister Elizabeth Gray led Sunday worship at Spiritual Baptist Church with high spirits throughout. Elder B. Gray served as superintendent and Sister Ida Fenguson acted as clerk.
The new Robert R Moten school nears completion and is touted as Perrine’s pride. Principal Mrs Elizabeth Espy is described as energetic and progressive guiding the project.
The Pall Bearers Lodges of Perrine reported upcoming meetings with listing of officers. No. 16 led by Henry Williams as president with Lillie Saunders as secretary on Monday night. Daughters and Sons Circle No 1 featured Rosa Lee Tate as matron and Andrilla Farrington as secretary on Wednesday night. Circle 26 named Andrilla Tillman as president and Essie Mabry as secretary.
Report notes Lee Jordan, the longtime newspaper correspondent, was too ill to attend the anniversary event, leaving coverage brief and updates sparse. The piece references his absence and health issue while outlining the celebration's basic details and participants.
Thanksgiving at Dunbar highlighted by a traditional turkey dinner served by loyal cafeteria staff. A parenting message urged daily family moments after dinner to build manners, hygiene, faith, and security in children, noting persistent child training yields a happier outcome.
The report notes the program of Pall Bearers Lodge No 10 and the Daughters and Sons of Howard. It states he is feeling much better at this writing, indicating a recovery update amid the listed affiliations.
On the sick list are Mr. Henry Williams, Mr. Charlie Harris and Sister Olivia Williams. Friends are asked to call and see them.
Billy Daniels stars in Columbia Pictures musical Sunny Side of the Street in Supercinecolor at the Ritz Theatre with Frankie Laine Terry Moore Jerome Courtland Toni Arden Audrey Long Dick Wesson and Lynn Barr. The article traces his Florida roots New York nights and Hollywood triumphs and notes songs I Hadnt Anyone Til You I Get a Kick Out of You and Too Marvelous for Words.
The Booker T. Washington PTA schedules a final year meeting on Wednesday December 12 with Ada Lee urging all parents to attend and help plan progressive school administration. A Musical Tea on December 16 closes the year with Christmas music by the band and choral society. Maydelle Braynon and Ada Lee handle information and ticket sales.
Richmond dispatch notes persistent talk that the Vatican may appoint a Negro cardinal within months making him the first of his race to reach that high office in modern times. The candidate linked is Bishop Joseph Kiwanu of Central East Africa who recently preached and officiated at Mass in U.S. cathedrals. The history recalls four Negroes who have held the papacy.
City Federation of Women’s Clubs members visited Pratt General Hospital for Thanksgiving. Four local clubs Idle Hour Art and Social, Winling Workers, Cwest, and Phyllis Wheatley Art and Social joined, led by Myrtle Davis Rosa Crane Collins and Marguerite Everhart. Members distributed fruit and magazines with escorts from American Legion auxiliary Mrs Mamie Montgomery and Mrs Emma Watson.
A famous mystic who has been in Miami for fifteen years now resides at 21% NW 62nd Street. He draws diverse visitors from across the country, urging readers to gather friends and travel by train or car for what he calls a last chance to find the path.
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