Surprising 130 cases listed for trial in court
Judge John D. Johnson presided over a packed Municipal Court session with 130 cases on the docket. Agnes Pratt of Coconut Grove faced multiple charges including disorderly conduct and indecent exposure after a Sunday incident at Club 77, prompting escalating sentences that ended with 120 days for indecent exposure. Other defendants faced fines or jail terms for fighting, profanity, and related charges as the court handled a high-volume morning docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Johnson
Agnes Pratt
Williams Avenue
Apt. 3
Coconut Grove
Club 77
Melvin Williams
P. Farrington
Miss Pratt
John Myers
John W. Chaney
Myers
Channey
Catherine Miller
Marie Adams
Harry Poindinna
Albert Percell
Leroy Rosenfield
Tollie Peoples
Beatrice Brooks
Johnson
Willie Johnson
First Avenue
Annie Mae Johnson
First Court
R. Tremble
A. Roundtree
Anglers Spend Fourth of July on the Flat Keys
Members of the Deep sea Anglers Club journeyed to the Flat Keys for a Fourth of July outing aboard two outboards from The Big Blow. Captain Coop er and Captain Higgs steered the trip with youths Fredi Clarke and Jerome Jamison, Bert Cooper, and Marty Dunn aboard. Fredi, 11, a first time angler, used his new rod and reel with some success. Marty, age 6, caught a snapper and grunt. The narrative ends with the party's restlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deepsea Anglers Club
Flat Keys
Cooper
Higgs
Fredi Clarke
Jerome Jamison
Bert Cooper
Marty Dunn
Fredi
Marty
Sorors Travel From Asheville for Boule and LA Trip
Wilhelmina Parker, Helen Bentley, Mer lina Boston, Erma Bodie, Grace Higgs, and Mattie Johnson are part of visiting sorors en route from Asheville North Carolina where the Boule was held to the Caribbean Islands. A breakfast and sightseeing trip was arranged for Los Angeles residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Parker
Helen Bentley
Merlina Boston
Erma Bodie
Grace Higgs
Mattie Johnson
Asheville
N. C
Caribbean
Los Angeles
The Best Known Mystic in the U S A in Miami
Kay Marie Homes Studio promotes a prominent mystic based in Miami at 2118 NW 62nd Street. The ad claims the mystic has served for fifteen years and attracts diverse clients from across the world. It urges readers to travel by train bus car or foot, warning delays are dangerous and to come with or without money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
N.W
62Nd Street
Florida
DAV News Joint meeting and awards at Mullins Chapter
A joint Saturday meeting of Sgt. Daniel W. Mullins Chapter No. 39 and its auxiliary is set for July 14 at 6404 NW 15th Ave at 8:00 p.m. District Commander Jack Harris and the auxiliary district commander will speak. A citation for the chapter’s achievements will be awarded and members urged to attend. The group notes reduced yearly membership fees to boost renewals and new joiners as reports on DAV activities are highlighted. Delegates’ reports are promised for July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt
Daniel W. Mullins
15Th Ave
Jack” Harris
Sgt. Mullins
DAV
Panama City convention backs Miami charter for DAV chapter
Arthur C. Blatch elected commander for 1956 57 seeks full attendance at Panama City meetings to activate a robust program and establish a Greater Disabled American Veterans Chapter in Miami with W. L. Jackson as adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
Fla
Arthur C. Blatch
Miami
Arthur Blatch
W. L. Jackson
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Elliott J. Pieze
Times
Hicks’ Photo Studio
3Rd Ave
THE
NAACP
Chi Eta Phi Sorority
Medora Atlas
Faye O. Wilson
Basileus
Ruby Wiggins
Leathe Neickens
Kay Marie
Barkley
N. W
Third Avenue
R.D.X
Barkley’s
3Rd Avenue
DAV News
J. B. Smith
B. Solomon Funeral Home
15Th Street
M.S. Allen Funeral Home
Yvonne Major
Mildred S. Allen
Oscar Range
15Th Avenue
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