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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1957
Page
5
In loving memory of my father Charlie Phillips Sr who passed December 16 1955. Gone but not forgotten. The pains of death are past labor and sorrow cease, no long warfare closed at his soul is found in peace. Charlie Phillips Jr Long Island New York carries the message on behalf of family.
The family of the late Freddie J Percell, who died in December 1956, announces the first anniversary of his passing. They recall his brief life and enduring memory, noting a life of faith and solace for those left behind.
Memorial notice from Mrs Violet F Henry recalling the passing on December 13 1954 and her ongoing sorrow. She notes the lasting pain and that life has never been the same without him.
In sad but loving memory of Mrs Thomasina Mingo who departed this life on Dec 8 1953 You have gone to a home far away and no sin can enter no sorrow dismay Yet still hear your sweet voice saying my dear follow me Foster daughter Mrs Ernestine Wromas and family mark the loss with affection and faith
In loving memory of my beloved husband William E Roberts who passed away December 19 1950. Almighty God has taken him from our midst and may perpetual light shine upon him. Rest in peace. Sadly missed by his wife Louise Roberts and relatives. Sisters and brothers.
The family of the late JANIE thanks Rev. R J Blaine and the Richardson M Willie for their kindness and support during our time of bereavement.
Card of Thanks from the family of the late expressed gratitude for kindness during illness and after the death. They thank relatives in Miami West Palm Beach Los New York and Key West friends who sent sympathy cards floral pieces and offered car use.
Obituary notice for Deacon Fred Higgs who died December 18, 1945. Contains devotional line about judgement and reward. Names Mrs. Margaret Higgs wife and daughters and grandsons Mrs. Miriam Pratt Mrs. Marguerite Whittle Fred Pratt Jr. Edwin J. Pratt and Harry L. Pratt.
Ann Belmont expresses gratitude to friends for cars, cards, flowers, cash donations and kind gestures of sympathy. Special thanks to Rev E A Culmer and St Marys W M Church boards and clubs, St Agnes Women’s Auxiliary, and Richardson Funeral Home for support.
The St. Cecelia's Choir Guild of St. Agnes Episcopal Church presents Bury Me Later a three act comedy drama on Monday evening December 30 at 8 o clock in St. Agnes Parish Hall 1742 NW Third Court Admission is 1 00 Tickets available from Guild members and the public is invited The heart warm ing love story features Sharon Blaton and her boyfriend and includes a murder in the plot with a houseguest aunt Debby providing comic relief
The Mt Sinai Baptist Church reports ongoing church activities with a well attended baby contest raising over $400 led by Mrs A L Blackshear. Volunteers contributed to Sunday School BTU, while Bro Conyer performed voluntary work behind the scenes. The basement upstairs area received renovations including new chairs benches and venetian blinds. Worship services and junior church day drew strong youth participation.
Albert Mansfield Harper of 1225 NW 63rd Street died at Jackson Memorial Hospital on December 5 after a three day admission. He worked for Pratt's Dry Cleaning Plant on NW 62nd Street and is survived by his widow Annie five daughters a son one brother and other relatives. Chapel services led by Rev N Byrd of Mt Tabor Baptist Church were held Tuesday with burial in Lincoln Cemetery.
Willie Frank Scott of 2210 NW 167th St, Opa Locka, died at home on December 7. He is survived by his parents, four sons and daughters, six grandchildren, nine sisters, three brothers, and other relatives. Funeral services will be held at the chapel on December 14 at 11 a.m.
Leroy Watson of Goulds died December 8 at Jackson Hospital. He is survived by a brother and other relatives. Services will be held Friday with time and place to be announced.
Jimmie Lee Edwards of 836 NW 65th St died at work on Tuesday December 10. He is survived by his widow Geneva a daughter Virginia several sisters and brothers and other relatives. Funeral services will be held Friday December 20 at 2 p.m. at the Triumph Church Elder Williams, pastor. Burial will be at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Infant Erland Sargent, 13 weeks old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sargent of 2300 NW 73rd Terrace, died at Jackson Hospital on December 6. Chapel services with Bishop K. E. L. Petersen officiating.
The son of Mrs. Louise Thompson of 2225 NW Tist Street was stillborn at Jackson Hospital on December 8. Graveside services are scheduled for December 12 at Lincoln Cemetery.
The joint choirs under R Hepburn and C Ambrose with Mrs V Strachan at the piano report progress for Christmas services. Senior ushers elected A Dean president E Nottage vice president Bain corresponding secretary C Brown financial secretary and Mrs A Newbold treasurer. Sunday services will feature choir No 2 in both sessions. In the Sunday School contest Leanora Campbell won with Barbara Munnings second.
The Spiritual Temple of Zion dedication featured uplifting speeches and melodies. Dr. H. Sweeting offered blessings while Dr. Seymour highlighted the Ten Commandments of Life. Rev. James Gallon and Bishop Hunter received tributes as the choir performed two selections.
The notice lists 6:30 a.m Evensong and Meditation plus Confirmation instruction for adults. It also notes 8:00 p.m Thursday Friday St. Cecelia's Choir Rehearsal. Readers are asked to observe the schedule and participate as indicated.
Mrs Ziloha Sawyer secretary of JESCA is among five Bahá'í of Florida delegates elected Sunday at the state convention held at the McAllister Hotel to represent Florida at the National Convention in Wilmette Illinois this April Olive Der JESCA executive director elected as an alternate delegate Thomas Baumgartner Miami businessman will be the guest speaker at 745 p.m. Sunday the 15th at the Bahá'í Center 137 NW 18th Ave with the subject Human Rights All races and faiths invited
Mt Zion Baptist holds Missionary Day on December 15 led by the Woman's Home Missionary Society with Rev. E T Graham's ministry. The program is in charge of the society and invites the arch community to participate in the observance.
The First Unitarian Church marks 166th anniversary of the Bill of Rights and Bill of Rights Sunday as proclaimed by Gov. LeRoy Collins. Rev. Glenn O. Canfield will preach on Beyond Of Rights at 11 a.m. Sunday December 15, with an adult forum at 10:30 a.m. on Has the Bible a place in Education. A holiday party hosted by the choir occurs Friday December 20 at 8:30 p.m. at three homes in North Miami with carol singing led by the choir.
The Sunday School was open with Mrs L Blake presiding A Silver Cup will be awarded to any child who attends Sunday School and is punctual for 8 months Three Sundays have passed and the contest ends at month end Rev Blaine preached a fine sermon last Sunday He attends conference at Ft Pierce It is hoped he returns as pastor next year.
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