Williams Scrivens in New Year Wedding
Miss Marjory Williams and Allen Scrivens wed at Mt Olive Missionary Baptist Church at 3 00 Sunday afternoon January 1 Reverend E P Brown officiated. The bride wore Italian lace and tulle over satin with a fingertip veil and carried a Bible. Mamie Hatcher served as maid of honor. attendants included Minnie Williams Barbara Patterson Mary Johnson and Roberta Hodge in coordinated net dresses. Emma Williams was organist. flower girls Patricia Brown and Sarah Ann Thompson. Ushers Virgil Jackson Charles Baker James Ammons Purcell Canada Johnnie B Hinson. Reception at the bride's home followed. newlyweds honeymooned in North Florida. Mrs Williams wore blue and Mrs Scrivens blue lace with pink accessories. Dorothy Bowman directed the wedding.
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Marjory Williams
Allen Scrivens
E. P. Brown
Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church
Minnie P. Williams
Barbara Patterson
Mary Johnson
Roberta Hodge
Emma Williams
South Miami
Patricia Brown
Sarah Ann Thompson
Virgil Jackson
Charles Baker
James Ammons Purcell
Canada
Johnnie B. Hinson
Allen
Mrs. Williams
Mrs. Scrivens
North
Florida
W C Handy In Fair Condition After Surgery
W C Handy the 82 year old composer of St Louis Blues was listed in fair condition at Sydenham hospital after an operation for an intestinal obstruction last Saturday He remained on the critical list Wednesday according to An unidentified press report from New York city
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Innoww York
ANP
W. C. Handy
Sydenham Hospital
St. Louis Blues
Kicking Me Upstairs Poem by Huff for ANP
Poem by William Henry Huff contrasts knocks lifting the speaker like a rubber ball. The verses note persistent ups to better affairs while denying vulnerability. The piece plays with bounce and resilience as a metaphor for rising through knocks.
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William Henry Huff
Seventy two bus passengers arrested over seating dispute
In New Orleans seventy two Negro passengers, largely Xavier University students and their friends, were arrested after refusing to sit where segregation signs placed them following a Xavier versus Dillard basketball game. Driver Francis Roux reported some students removed the sign and refused to sit behind it while one White passenger remained on the bus.
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New Orleans
ANP
Xavier University
Xavier
Dillard
Francis Roux
Barber Shop Under New Management
Elder Amos L. Hall formerly of the O. K. Barber Shop is now owner of the 7th Street Barber Shop at 630 NW 3rd Ave. The shop offers haircuts for children, men, and ladies with styles such as bobs, V shape, Spanish, wind blown, kiddie cuts, poodle, and boyish. Two expert barbers and ample parking in front and rear. Henry Gaines operates the shop for Elder Amos Hall.
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Amos L. Hall
O. K
2Nd Ave
7Th Street
3Rd Ave
Henry Gaines
Amos Hall
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Louise B. Scrivens
Henry Williams
Mamie Hatcher
Daisy Johnson
Mary Bell
Cora B. Cooley
Katie M. Brown
Lyda Mac Tinlines
Pennie Manor
Sarah Anderson
Dorothy Bowman
W. C. Handy III
Sring
Johnson & Sons
N.W
15Th Ave
Palio
Robert
Earline) Harris
CBS
59Th St
Kouzen
Martin
Fair Realty
Joseph Williamson
Congress
J. B. Smith
THE
NAACP
Muriel Johnson
Dade County
60Th St
Farnham
Miss Tracy
GB. Salomon Funeral Home
15Th Street
Oscar and Athalie Range
15Th Avenue
Charles Poultry
W. B. Herbert
W.B. Herbert
B. W
Bluefield
W. Va
W. 115Th St
New York City
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