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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1952
Page
4
The Percy Deveauxs of New York City arrive by EAL for a month’s vacation. They stay first with Mr. Shaddie Ward, then at the Deveaux Villa. Mrs Deveaux calls seeing her home the most thrilling moment of her life and plans to greet friends in Liberty City.
Mrs Rowena Adderley and her daughter-in-law Mrs Bertha Adderley with two sons came back Sunday from a two week vacation in Nassau Bahamas. Mrs Adderley's daughter Mrs Willa Mae Finklin of New York City is visiting two weeks in Miami with her parents.
Mrs Fannie Smith formerly of Miami now in Philadelphia arrived via National Air Lines last Thursday to attend the funeral of her son Barry age 4 who died in Variety Children’s Hospital from polio. Funeral services were held Monday night and the body shipped to Philadelphia for burial. She is listed as Miss Fannie Smith of 562 NW 14th st and was a Booker T Washington high school class of 1942 member.
Mr and Mrs Booker T Dunn extend invitations to friends for a birthday party honoring their niece Miss Elizabeth Leggett. The event takes place at 1028 NW Third Ave on Sunday July 6 starting at 9 PM.
Mrs Rosa Lee Lucky of 722 W 28rd St Hialeah celebrates her birthday with a dinner party at her residence on Sunday July 6. Festivities start at 4 30 p m.
Mrs Claudia Barnes Cepeda of Hackensack NJ arrived in the city to be with her ill father James Barnes and returned to New Jersey with him. Mrs Ross Givhan left for Cleveland to attend her sister Dorothy Turner’s wedding to Edgar Johnson. Dorothy Mae Wilson travels from Miami to Fort Myers for the CME Youth Conference July 9 to 11. Edward Knox, 13, heads to New York City to visit relatives. Aunts from New York and Miami, visiting Key West, attend St Peter's Church with Rev Fr John H Reece.
Mrs Eunice Dykes and her niece Miss Eddie Mae Wilson left on Tuesday for Chicago and Detroit to spend a month's vacation with relatives. Mrs J C Johnson, 1531 NW 1st Ct, returned to Miami by Pan American Airways last week after a vacation in Nassau Bahamas.
Mr. C. Roberts flew in from Nassau on Sunday for business and rest and is staying with his sister Mrs. J. C. Johnson. Also host to a breakfast gathering were Mr. L. L. Bibbs and his wife who entertained Imperial Potentate Dr. Raymond E. Jackson of Buffalo New York and Imperial Field Representative Booker T. Alexander of Detroit.
Dr and Mrs Roy Boggs departed Wednesday morning taking Pan service. The brief item notes their travel from the city to the airport, with no further details on destination, purpose, or duration provided in the readable text.
American Airlines plans a three day visit in Nassau Bahamas featuring meetings and site tours. The trip emphasizes hospitality industry collaboration and regional air service development. Leaders from American Airlines will engage with Bahamian officials and tourism partners.
Nassau Bahamas based sports promoter Mr Charles Major traveled via Miami on a business trip en route to Boston Massachusetts.
Sam Donley aged 87 died Monday at the convalescent home in Opa Locka. Funeral services will be held Saturday at St John’s Baptist Church.
Geneitha Busbee aged three and George Busbee Jr aged two celebrated birthdays with a party at their grandmother’s home last Wednesday. Guests included many youngsters. They are children of Mr and Mrs George Busbee Sr of 579 NW 20th St.
The Rev W O Bartley pastor of Second Ebenezer Methodist Church was taken to Christian hospital this week and is improving, delighting his many friends who hope for his early recovery.
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