Miami Waitresses Plan For Season
The Miami Waitresses association held a Wednesday meeting at the Mary Elizabeth Hotel Lounge to map the season. The group, a leading civic club in the city, outlined its social civic and charitable program with officers and members named, including Mrs. Lillie Belle Bossard as president and C. A. Irvin as public relations director.
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Miami Waitresses Association
Mary Elizabeth Hotel
Lillie Belle Bossard
Evelyn Lyles
Dorothy Silas
Carrie L. Curry
Maisie Willis
Charlie Mae Forte
Hazel E. Blackmon
Ella Mae Gillian
Ruth Johnson
Mary Smith
C. A. Irvin
Bartenders Sponsor New Years Ball in Miami
The Bartenders Club of Miami announced plans for their first annual New Years Ball at the Harlem Square Club Crystal Ballroom on January 1. Sandy Green presided over the first meeting held at O'Dell's Grill with Ernest Bellamy Vance Dixon Leroy Scott Thomas Thompson Charlie Davie Prince Sanford Ray Foster and C A Irvin named publicity director among attendees.
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Bartenders Club of
Miami
O’dell’s Grill
Crystal Ballroom
Harlem Square Club
Sandy Green
Ernest Bellamy
Vance Dixon
Leroy Scott
Thomas Thompson
Charlie Davie
Prince Sanford
Ray Foster
C. A. Irvin
Negro White Farm Partnership To Save People From Floods
In Birmingham Alabama two flood heroes defy race lines forming a partnership to help save people from the flood. Thomas Le Mc Curdy and John McClendon, a white cafe operator, lead relief efforts across submerged areas.
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White Farm Partnership
Birmingham
ANP
South
Thomas le
McCurdy
John McClendon
McClendon
James Dean Appears In Newark Concert
Miami baritone soloist James Dean drew a large audience in Newark New Jersey for his first concert on Sunday November 27 The New Jersey Record reported he showed unusual poise and musical ability that kept the audience spellbound throughout the performance He appeared at the King Hiram's craft-
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James Dean
Miami
Newark
N. J
New Jersey Record
Dean
Mr. Dean
Birmingham Flood Relief Aid Volunteers Noted
Victims McClendon provided his boat and with help from McCurdy moved many from waterfilled homes to safety. They offered aid without charging. Floods hit Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and threaten North and South Carolina. Damages in Birmingham exceed $100000. Red Cross and civic groups opened emergency quarters at Birmingham Municipal Airport for 1000 homeless. no deaths reported.
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McClendon
Mccurdy
Birmingham
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
American Red Cross
Dean to Join New York School of Music
Mr. Dean has accepted at the New York School of Music and will enter soon. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Dean of 455 NW 14th St and will perform at several concerts before returning next summer.
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Dean
New York School of Music
Jacob Dean
14Th St
Seagram
Seagram Distillers Corporation
Chrysier Building
New York
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