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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1950
Page
4
A preacher likens mixed Christianity to homogenized milk, arguing true faith keeps a distinct cream line of virtue. He decries diluted charity and hope, claiming many modern Christians show signs of worldly contamination and lack sincere purpose.
Dr Mordecai Johnson president of Howard University praised Mohandas Gandhi's non violent methods at Bennett College in Greensboro North Carolina last week calling it the most constructive approach to better human relations and essential to unity of faith in all areas of life He noted Gandhi led India to freedom without bloodshed and urged adopting his peaceful tactics to handle human relations constructively worldwide
Paul Robeson Jr led about 200 youths into the UN headquarters lobby at Lake Success to protest for peace. They sought to meet Secretary General Lie or top officials, cheered Eleanor Roosevelt who urged calm, then left after singing the Star Spangled Banner. The group said they acted spontaneously and did not constitute an organized body.
The Auxiliary of the Dade County Academy of Medicine sponsors a Night of Games on Friday evening December 8 at St Agnes Parish Hall to benefit the Christian Hospital.
Sergeant W R Bullard dies after long illness born 1889 Savannah Sound Eleuthera. Led Bahamas Police around 1910 rising to sergeant paymaster retired. Funeral November 26. Ada Knowles 22 dies at Prospect Hospital. Mr C H Reeves to retire after 42 years in Audit Department end of April.
On the evening of November 28 the new Gym Tennis Clubhouse on Wulff Road was inaugurated by His Excellency the Acting Governor. The event drew many club members and friends including Mrs. Evans and several couples. Lou Adams orchestra provided music as Mr. Gerald Cash thanked the Governor and attendees for supporting the project.
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