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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1951
Page
8
A letter argues placing capable women on patrol from morning to night could better deter delinquency. It urges police wom en supervise youths up to thirteen while cooperating with male officers on older youths. The writer likens risks to home front service and calls for parental accountability and more teen centers to channel energy into constructive activities.
Mr and Mrs James Van Dyke celebrated their 14th wedding anniversary at home Sunday night July 8. An enjoyable evening was spent by all guests. The menu featured baked turkey potato salad mixed pickles olives and hot rolls. The dinner was much praised by guests for its embellishment and enjoyment.
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Butler entertained their daughter Nurse Eloise Reynolds of New York at their home 309 Julia Street on Thursday evening July 5.
Louis Lorenzo Thomas, a Douglass High and former Florida A&M student, is named a winner of a House Scholarship for next year by the state department of education, with Monroe County listed as the district involved.
Alicia Johnson a pioneer citizen died Friday July 6 at her home on Tru man avenue after a short illness Funeral services will be held Sunday July 15 at Cornish Chapel AME Zion Church with Rev B J Stafford officiating She is survived by a husband a daughter a son two grandchildren and many friends
Mr and Mrs Reven cer Hankerson of Ft Lauderdale visited Key West for several days as guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Welters. They returned home Sunday after expressing how much they enjoyed their Island City trip.
Negro youth in Houston are invited to join Little League baseball for the first time. Alexander Durley, TSU head coach and athletics director, is named league commissioner for 1951. The Optimist club sponsors Negro businessmen teams, with about 400 dollars to finance each team. The league has American and National divisions, each with four teams, to give youth a chance at organized play.
William McKenzie expresses thanks to friends and relatives for the many gifts received during his graduation, acknowledging kindness and support from those near and far.
Roy Milton and his Solid Senders, rising stars since 1944, headline a July 21 engagement at Lewis Brothers Nite Club. The act, famed for blues influenced arrangements and vocal style, enjoys national prominence with Lilie Greenwood as featured artist and top specialty recordings cited by critics.
A Saturday night dance at the VFW hall in Key West attracted over 300 dance lovers. The Griffin Brothers orchestra with vocalist Marjorie Day performed, sponsored by the local VFW and American Legion Post. During intermission a silver set was awarded to Mr. Jackie Einhorn. SICK LIST Mr. Samuel Cleave is ill at Monroe county hospital and friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Mr William Edwards, son of Mrs Alice Edwards, remains ill with friends sending well wishes for a speedy recovery.
Panama City officials announced new controls after a meeting of sociologists and health authorities. Governors will issue permits for opening brothels only after consulting doctors and police to curb venereal disease and juvenile delinquency. Police Chief Col. Jose A. Remon disclosed Panama City had 250 authorized brothels.
On June 28 at the Grant Town Seventh Day Adventist Church Nurse Florence Cynthia Hobert married William Nairn in a ceremony led by Rev. Owen Jones. Attendants included Nurse Hazel Wells Nurse Sarah Pickstock Miss Alma Lockhart and Mr Emil B Nairn. A separate case recalled Ronald L Young charged with April 11 entry of L W Young's home and stealing a sewing machine valued at 44. The jury found him guilty.
Mr. A. E. J. Dupuch editor of the Nassau Daily Tribune sails July 4 by air to represent Bahamas press at the Empire Press Conference in Great Britain. He has also purchased Thompson property to expand his business while the Bahamas Unit ed Mission holds its conference July 4 to 9 at Zion Baptist Church with delegates from seventy three churches across seventeen islands.
The July session of the Supreme Court opened at 10 a.m. with proceedings expected to cover a range of anticipated motions and case reviews. High court justicesScheduled calendars and preliminary orders set for discussion as the term commences.
E Corporal Roderick Coakley age 45 died at his King Street South residence on Tuesday morning after suffering a stroke Sunday night. A native of Androssland he served in the forces for several years.
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