Dunbar Nursery Association Nears Goal With $1000 Gift
The Dunbar Nursery Association, aiding day nurseries for Negro children, is $1000 closer to a $10000 goal to fund the first unit at Dunbar Elementary School campus. Walter C. Pinkston, executive director, reports the donation from Eli Einbinder, Case Society manager, following weekly Cafe Society benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar Nursery Association
Dunbar
N. W. 20Th St
Walter C. Pinkston
Negro Service Council
Bar Nursery Association
Eli Einbinder
Case Society
Cafe Society
Pinkston
John Kronfela
Jack Bell
Your Herald Town Crier
Building Fund
Greater
Miami
Johnson
Hollywood
Night of Stars Benefit draws 4500 for Dunbar Nursery
About 4500 fans packed Dorsey Park for the Night of Stars benefit show featuring Barry Gray Cab Calloway and others. Proceeds go to Dunbar Day Nursery with construction set to begin soon. Sponsors include Miami Chapter Florida A and M College Alumni Association and Dunbar Nursery Association led by Mrs. John Kronfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fang
Dunbar Nursery
Dorsey Park
Dunbar Day Nursery
Barry Gray
4 Step Brothers
Cab Calloway
His
Cabalaires
Buddy Walker
Bob White
Silas Green
Jack Willie
Mitchell
Whitey
Willie Wee Pin
Norma Miller
Kenny Preston
Slick and Sickie
Sugar Ray Robinson
The
Satisfyers
Cats and
the Fiddle
Calypso Eddie
Rhumba Maniacs
Leroy Lang
Rockland Palace Orchestra
Red Duco
Princess Carlotta
Skippy Williams
Suit challenges Monday golf access at Miami Springs club
Attorneys for Joseph Rice argue the race based time allotment is inadequate and Monday is most undesirable for Negro golfers. They seek to overturn a Monday-only policy at Miami Springs Country Club while city officials warn seven day access could bankrupt the operation. In Washington, the House rules committee deadlocked 6 to 6 on the FEPC anti discrimination bill, keeping it frozen pending clearer action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Springs
Cosmopolitan Golf Assoc’a
John W. Watson, Jr
John D. Marsh
Washington
House Rules Committee
FEPC
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Hazel Scott to Perform in Lee Auditorium March 11
Beta Alpha chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority at Florida A and M College announced Hazel Scott the famed Back to Boogie Woogie pianist will give a concert in Lee Auditorium on Saturday March 11 at 8 p.m.
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Tallahassee
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Florida
A and M College
Hazel Scott
Lee Auditorium
Sugar Ray Stops Mobley In 6th With TKO
Sugar Ray Robinson, Welterweight Champion, stopped Al Mobley in the sixth round of a ten round main event at the Coral Gables Coliseum before about 5,000 fans in the largest crowd in arena history. Robinson weighed 153 pounds to Mobley’s 150, dominating with lefts and rights until referee stopped the bout at nine.
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Sugar Ray
Mobley
Sugar Ray Robinson
Game al Mobley
Coral Gables Coliseum
The
Gables’ Arena
Robinson
Sarron
Bethune Cookman Founder Speaks at Coral Gables Event
Dr Mary McLeod Bethune founder and President Emeritus of Bethune Cookman College spoke at the Wesley Foundation of the University of Miami program in the Coral Gables Methodist Church during National Brotherhood Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McLeod Bethune
Emerius
Bethune Cookman College
Daytona Beach
Aedbsa
Wesley Foundation
University of Miami
Methodist Church
Coral Gables
State Parents And Teachers In Annual Meet
Lincoln High School and A M College hosted the State Convention of Colored Parents and Teachers in Tallahassee. Over 300 delegates from Florida counties attended February 16 to 18 with speakers including Senator Leroy Collins Representative John Ward Henderson Mayor Robert Parker and Superintendent Amos Godby delivering the main address. The event featured performances by Lincoln High School band Lucy Moten Demonstration School band and Griffin High School chorus plus a solo by Mrs. Althea Dailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Pla
Lincoln High School
A. and M. College
Leroy Collins
John Ward Henderson
Robert Parker
Gilbert Porter
H. Manning Efferson
Amos
Omega Founder To Visit Miami En Route To Dominican Republic
Rev. Edgar A. Love, one of four Omega Psi Phi founders, will visit Miami Sunday while traveling to Ciudad Trujillo in the Dominican Republic. He is superintendent of the Board of Missions and Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church, with offices in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Love
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Miami
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Love
Board of Missions and Church Extension
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City
Convention speakers and events at Friday session
The convention heard D. E. Williams and W. E. Combs, with Dorothy Wheeler and Regina Goff, discuss education. A tour to Killearn Gardens occurred at 3 00 p.m. and a banquet at A and M College followed at 8 00 p.m. Speakers included Mrs. J. G. Morgan, national president, and Mrs. Chas. Williams of Miami, state president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Williams
W. E. Combs
Dorothy Wheeler
State Board of Health
Regina Goff
Killearn Gardens
A. and
M. College
J. G. Morgan
Chas. Williams
Miami
A Phillip Randolph Speaks Sunday at King of Clubs Forum
A Phillip Randolph, International President of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, will speak at 3 45 p m Sunday February 19 at Benezer Methodist Church in the King of Clubs open forum series. Randolph led the March on Washington Movement and helped spur F E P C and Executive Order 8802. He holds the Spin gannon Medal 1942 and Clendenin Award 1944 and earned a Doctor of Laws from Howard University in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Phillip Randolph
International
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Benezer Methodist Church
Mr. Randolph
Roosevelt
FEPC
Spingarn
Clendenin
Howard University
Miami School of Religion Opens for Working Adults
The Miami School of Religion will open at 7 p m Monday February 27 at Mt Zion Baptist Church led by Rev Edward T Graham. It is an undenominational interdenominational program with a diverse faculty and aims to serve working students with evening classes and subjects aligned to students own religious groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami School of Religion
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Edward T. Graham
R. A. Jackson
St. Paul Ame
J. W. Drake
St. John's Artist
Lawrence L. R
Dick, Jr
Trinity Cme Church
J. N. Byrd
Mt. Tabor Baptist Church
Theodore Gibson
Christ Church Episcopal
W. F. Ball
Bethe
Ame
I. C. Mickens
J. D. Blackwell
St. James Ame
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Nursery Ass’n
Witness
Charlie Banks
AGVA
John Kronfeld
Edward JT. Graham
Joseph Rice
John D. Johnson
G. E. Graves
House
Famcee
Bobby Elliott
Tony Rios
Willie Ferguson
Billy Taylor
Ferguson
Bernie Dowd
Livingston
N.J
Claudio Arispe
Monterrey
Mex
Dutch Wagner
Juan Vigo
Buenos Aires
Omega
School OF Religion
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