Stirrup Townsend Exchange Vows at Coconut Grove Church
Miss Norma Thayer Stirrup and Charles Elliot Townsend wed at Christ Episcopal Church Coconut Grove in a ceremony led by Father Theodore Gibson. The reception followed at a relative’s home with about 500 guests. The couple will reside in Birmingham after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Thayer Stirrup
Charles Elliot Townsend
Christ Episcopal Church, Coconut Grove
Theodore Gibson
Leroy Smith
Laura Cooper
Cleophus Howell
Jacksonville
Venice
Dr Clarence Hogan Weds Miss Lois Poole
Dr Clarence R Hogan and Miss Lois Poole wed in a double ring ceremony at Greater Bethel AME last Sunday after morning service. The bride wore white tulle and Chantilly lace with pearl accents. attendants wore ruby frosted gowns. The reception followed at the groom’s mother’s home on 49th street with family and campus friends in attendance. Both families note the bride is a Florida A and M University student and member of Alpha Kappa Alpha. the groom is a dentist and Omega Psi Phi member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Poole
Clarence R. Hogan
J. B. Blackwell
Greater Bethel Ame
Helen Higgs
William Patterson
Oscrola Hovan
49Th St
Jacqueline Henderson
Alice Williams Pittman
Pauline Higgs Smith
Thelma Holmes
Hogan
Mary Poole Williams
Wright Poole
Florida A and M University
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Orceola Hogan
James Hogan
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
The
Collegians Club
Miss Florence Young Weds Jobie Pollock in Miami Ceremony
Miss Florence Theresa Young daughter of Mr and Mrs David Young Sr of 439 NW 8th St became the bride of Jobie Pollock son of Mr and Mrs Isiah Pollock of 1979 NW 6th Ave in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at the bride’s grandparents home 1230 NW 70th St. Rev J B Blackwell officiated. The bride wore white lace over satin with veil and carried white and ink carnations. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Beatrice Burroughs and four bridesmaids Misses Bettye Burroughs Dorothy Powell Dorothea Cason Eleanor Ramsey in pastel gowns. Best man was David Young Jr with ushers in tropical formal attire. Flower girl Yvonne Taylor and ring bearer Willie Daniels. A large reception followed at the same home. The bride is a native of Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Theresa Young
David Young
8Th St
Jobie Pollock
Isiah Pollock
6Th Ave
William Burroughs
70Th St
J. B. Blackwell
Greater Bethel Ame Church
Beatrice Burroughs
Bettye Burroughs
Dorothy Powell
Dorothea Cason
Eleanor Ramsey
Miss Powell
Miss Cason
Miss Ramsey
David Young, Jr
Yvonne Taylor
Willie Daniels
the Burroughs
Miami
Pall Bearers Lodge Holds First Meeting of Year
Pall Bearers Lodge No. 81 will meet Monday January 7 at 8 p.m. All members urged to attend. Walter Blatch, president. Miss Walreka Bain, visiting from St. Augustine School for the Blind, reports progress. Cyril Cumberbatch in his free man year at Florida A and M University. Miss Dorothy Hart, a Hampton Institute senior nurse, to graduate in June. Jesse Gamble, 1717 S W 8th Avenue, dies December 31 at Memorial Hospital Hollywood. funeral Friday at Church of Christ Hallandale. survived by wife and large family.
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Lodge No. 81
Walter Blatch
Cyril Cumberbatch
James Cumberbatch
Hallandale
Freeman
Florida A and M University
Dorothy Hart
Mabel Hart
S.W. 28Th 28Th St
Hampton Institute
Jesse Gamble
S.W
8Th Ave
Memorial Hospital
Hollywood
Ida Gamble
Church of Christ
Six Piece Band Opens For Weekends at Local Venue
A six piece band is available to perform on Fridays Saturdays and Sundays. For bookings call PL 8 1088 after 2 PM. Address listed as 7156 NW 16th Ct.
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Eaments
16Th Ct
Bride and Groom Hails From Booker T. Washington and Mariana
A wedding notice notes the groom is a graduate of Booker T. Washington High School and the bride originates from Mariana, Fila, highlighting their background in a concise social item.
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Booker T. Washington High School
Mariana, Fila
Singapore Newsman Tours Miami on Exchange Tour
Singapore Standard news editor David Tambyah, 31, visiting Miami for a few days, has given high marks to the city’s progress. He has given 65 talks to clubs, schools, universities, and service groups since leaving Singapore last February as part of a State Department journalist exchange. He plans a week in Florida and aims to study segregation for his paper, then visits Louisiana, Georgia, Kansas City, Washington and New York.
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David Tambyah
Singapore
Miami
Rotary
Kiwani
Optimist
Tambyah
Singapore Standard
Duluth Herald and
News Tribune
Duluth
Minn
U. S. State Department
Tambyahu
Florida
Louisiana
Georgia
Kansas City
Washington
York
Hongkong
Bangkok
Malaya
Ceylon
Suez Canal
Britain
Europe
Foreign Service
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Stirrup
Townsend
Charles Woodard
Joyce Davis
Iral Davis
Alice Harrell
S. Miami
Fannie Whitlow
St. Joseph
Woodye Atlas
Carol David
Annette Bowman
Franklin Stirrw > III
Pierre D. Jackson
Western High School
Birmingham
Prince Culmer
Willie C. Daniels
Alvin Guilford
Robert Mackay
Dazelle Dean Simpysor
George Simpson
Percival Ave
Mesdames
Leo Albert
Mary Fore Williams
Josephine Dean Mackey
Cuba
W. E. Franklin Stirrups
Coconut Grove
Tennessee State University
J. R. E. Lee
South Miami
Charles Townsend
Tennessee State
Clarence Hogan
Florence Young
Bride Jobie
By Elliott J. Pieze
Broward County News
Walter Bowe
Singapore Newsman
N.W
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