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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1957

Page

12

Community events and society notes begin the Miami era

The local scene opens with civic and fraternal events as the Community Chest Mothers March on Polio and Carver YMCA Building Fund take prominence. Notables attend social gatherings, travel between Nassau and Miami, and members of Phi Delta Kappa and Kappa Alpha Psi converge for conclaves and teas while school staff and ministers share updates.

King of Clubs Forum Community Chest Carver YMCA _ Building Fund

Birthday Dinner Celebrated by Mrs Clara Milton

Mrs Clara Milton observed her birthday with a dinner at her home on January 8 at 4842 SW 24th Street Carver Ranches. Friends and relatives attended and she received many gifts.

Clara Milton Carver Ranches

Local servicemen on leave and reassignment

Airman Mark Chapman Jr arrived home last week with his parents Mr and Mrs Mark Chapman Sr for a 12 day leave before heading to Arizona for stationing. Airman Leonard Strachan arrived on furlough from overseas duty in Korea visiting his family Mr and Mrs James Strachan and will be stationed in the nation’s capital for nine months.

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Kingy Jones Celebrated NYC Visit to Former Barbers

Kingy Jones of New York City, once a Miami barber and businessman, visited Yours Truly and fellow barbers several times. He was the narrator’s first boss, starting December 20, 1956 at 1st place and 18th Street, and remains warmly welcome in the city.

Kingy Jones New York City Miami Mr. Jones 18Th St

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