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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1956

Page

16

Dunbar PTA Reports First 1956 Meeting and Activities

Dunbar's PTA held its first meeting of 1956 despite bad weather. The program included two films on the Community Chest and on making friends. Officers Catherine Gibson and Florence Taylor were recognized for roles with the Washington Heights Community Chest Drive. The Carnation Club formed in Mrs Strother’s second grade class plans a spring party. After school activities center on an intramural volleyball tournament, followed by basketball, softball, stunts, tumbling and dancing under Miss Emily Thompson and Samuel Johnson.

Dunbar PTA Community Chest Carver Ymca Moses Perry Red Feather Catherine Gibson Florence Taylor Washington Heights Folson Miss Adams Clara Brown Knight Franklin-Brown Strother Carnation Club Michelle Richard Jones Carolyn Smith Linda Williams Ellis Dames Emily Thompson Samuel Johnson

Poinciana Park Welcomes New Building Amid Busy Activities

Community strides into the new year with a construction start at Poinciana Park as the Day Parent’s Club wraps its December activities. Rev. O W Foster urged parental involvement for young children. The beautification contest ends with Dorothy Allen winning Tropical Hobbyland trip, Alice Davis second, Carol Bentley third. PTA plans January 12 meeting. teachers Davis and Jones took classes to Tropical Hobbyland for an Indians unit.

Poinciana Park Parent’s Club O. W. Foster Rev. Foster Dorothy Allen Alice Davis Carol Bentley PTA Bettye J. Jones

A. L. Lewis Elementary Christmas PTA Meeting Review

The December 16 school term finale at A L Lewis featured a high school chorus, Miss Clarice Davis as guest soloist, and generous donations from W H Krome and others. Principal DeVeaux hosted an after school party for staff, and Miss Estelle Jones married, with greetings from the Lewis family. January enrollment rose, fees urged at 1.50 per term near 3.00, and a January 11 PTA meeting was scheduled.

A.L. Lewis P.T.A Maays High School Linton’ Berrien Clarice Davis Homestead Mays 4 High School Ft. Valley State College W. H. Krome A. L. Lewis Iks Clary Robinson Ourchool DeVeaux Estelle Jones Tommie Lee Smith

Memorial Day for Dr. George Washington Carver Declared

On January 5 1943 Governor Leroy Collins proclaimed a memorial day for Dr. George Washington Carver the famed Negro scientist and humanitarian. The school held a chapel assembly with speakers including Mr Robert Simms and Miss Ellen Tucker while displays showcased Carver products from peanuts clay and sweet potatoes. The ninth grade hosted a Calypso Dancers event on February 24 with tickets at 1 25 and contact with faculty for reservations.

Leroy Collins George Washington Carver Mesdames House J. Jones Rayford E. Fryar Carver Robert Simms Tuskegee Ala Alabama Dr. Carver Jimmye Jones Ellen Tucker Frances Tucker Miss Tucker Children Service Bureau New York F. S. Tucker Maedon Bullard

BTW Tornadoes Edge Hornets In Close 47 46 Victory

BTW High School news notes the Tornadoes edged Carver Hornets 47 46 Friday as cold weather affects play. A team beat Dillard 43 38. B team lost 21. The Tornadoes head to Orlando to face Jones High with A and B players listed. Shirley Payne named Betty Crocker Homemaker of BTW. Junior Class installs 1956 officers. Bermuda Hop fundraiser set January 17 at 8:30 p.m. in the gym.

Tornadoes Carver Hornets Dillard Ft. Lauderdale Orlando Jones High A. Dean J. Owen F. Smith W. Neal N. Veal C. Banks B. Hicks H. Williams B. Davis M. Henry C. S. Stringer L. Cochran J. Glover M. Fleming S. Walker F. Griffen B. Pratt R. Marshall R. Davis L. Reeves E. Fernandez Shirley Paynes Betty Crocker BTW Shirley Payne Herman Ricks Mary Clark Jean McCray Geraldyne Lewis James Bullard David Robinson Cleora Albury

Moton PTA News Highlights 1955 to 56

R R Moton reports a positive start to 1956 with a goal to rise in 55 and fixed efforts. Mrs Ellen Tarry the author visited the school touring classrooms and library. Spelling practices credited to Mrs P George and Mrs C Anderson. Brown returns from hospital, PTA meets January 18 at 7:30 in cafetorium. Three faculty members moved into new homes in Perrine Coconut Grove and Liberty City. March of Dimes drive urged through January. Elizabeth Espy principal Gary Brown reporter.

Ellen Tarry P. George C. Anderson Santa Eloise Brown Brown R. R. Moton PTA V. C. Titchenor Perrine Henry McPherson Fannie Coconut Grove Sylvia Reynolds Liberty City

Northwestern Voc Dedication Set At Senior High School

The community is invited to Northwestern Senior High School dedicatory program on Sunday January 15 at 4 00 p m The keys to the school will be handed to principal Mrs Ida Ratcliffe by architect James Garland The program features Robert A Wilson W R Thomas Melvin Jackson Forrest Reynolds and Rev A J Reddick with musical performances including Ballad For Americas and baritone Forrest Reynolds Jr The PTA also meets next Monday at 8 p m in the library

Northwestern Senior High School Ida Ratcliffe James Garland Robert A. Wilson W. R. Thomas Melvin Jackson Citizen Advisory Committee Forrest Reynolds Northwestern PTA

Carmen Jones at Liberty City School auditorium

Northwest ern Senior High School presents Carmen Jones February 16 in the Liberty City Elementary School auditorium. Local cast and students perform in a community theater showcase with school ties.

Carmen Jones Liberty City Northwestern

Bethune Elementary Color Day Seeks Royal Crowns

Bethune Elementary resumes after Christmas break with a New Year program by Miss Roberts and Mrs Green second grade classes. Thelma North returns from illness as principal Cogdell's wife improves. Color Day on January 12 will feature school colors yellow and green and the coronation of the King and Queen.

Miss Roberts

Harlem Square Sweet Shop Ad Listings Groceries

Local storefront at 208 N.W. 101 St offers a full line of groceries cold cuts and cosmetics. The compact notice markets a neighborhood shop supplying daily essentials from groceries to cosmetics.

Harlem Square Sweet Shop

Holmes Elementary Student Council program notes and events

The Student Council presented the assembly program and ethics resolutions. Next week Mrs. R W White's sixth grade class will lead at 8 45 am Thursday. The March of Dimes drive ends January 31 and the PTA meets January 16 at 8 00 pm in the cafetorium.

R. W. White H. Robinson B. M. Sanders M. Crumpton T. C. Crowder

Thank You Note From Eloise Barr Brown

A heartfelt thanks expressed by Mrs Eloise Barr Brown to friends and groups including R R Moton Elementary School staff Dade County Special Education teachers Alpha Delta chapter Phi Delta Kappa Trinity CME Church and others for visits calls flowers and cards during illness. She thanks them for courage and sincere gratitude.

R. R. Moton Dade County Alpha Delta Chapter Phi Delta Kapa Sorority Trinity Cme Church

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