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Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1950

Page

15

Have a SAFE Trip: Florida Patrol Leads July Vacation Drive

The Florida Highway Patrol and National Safety Council partner in Operation Safety for July to educate travelers on state differences and hazards. Officials warn unfamiliar terrain, narrow rural roads, and wildlife raise risk, urging motorists to consult state police on entering a state and plan safe routes and scenic stops.

State Patrol The National Safety Council Kirkman Staes Florida Highway Patrol Sumer

Cotton Dress Dance Postponed To July 17 By Elks

Due to bad weather the Greater Miami Temple Daughters Elks postponed their Cotton Dress Dance to Monday night July 17. Hold tickets for the event until then. A five dollar prize will be awarded for the prettiest cotton frock. Tickets sold at the Elks Club NW 11th Terrace and 2nd Ave, at Dr Florida Pedican's home, or via reservations with Drs Ansley, Boyer and Lindsay. Advance 60 cents, door 75 cents.

Greater Miami Daughtr Elks Elks Club 11Th Terrace 2Nd Ave Florida Pedican Elizabeth Ansley Louise Boyer Ann Lindsey

Key West Man Praised by Acheson for Liberia Aid

Frank Pinder of Key West receives high commendation from Secretary of State Dean Acheson for his role in alleviating Liberia's famine. The monrovian Listener notes fruitful results from his agricultural relief work, including seed distribution and experimental farms, during a speech highlighting Point IV program.

Frank Pinder Frank E. Pinder Sr Olivia Sr Dean Acheson Monrovia Liberia Secretary of State U. S Pinder Acheson Booker T. Washington Institute Kakatha FEA

Dance Night By A Latin Club Attracts Puerto Rican Members

Members from 12 of 15 Latin American nations belong to the club with Puerto Ricans in the majority. Two bands will provide continuous music, one American and one Cuban. Tickets cost $1.00 tax included and can be bought at Val's, 205 NW 7th St. The public is invited.

Ers Val’s 7Th St Sociedad Hispana Americana Mary Elizabeth Hotel 2Nd Ave

Miss Geraldine Welters Vacationing in Miami

Miss Geraldine Welters, the cashier of the Lincoln Theatre, is spending her vacation in Miami visiting relatives and friends.

Geraldine Welters Lincoln Theatre Miami

Edith Lamykin and daughters enjoy North Carolina vacation

Mrs Edith Lamykin and her two daughters Edwina and Claudia are spending a vacation in North Carolina Friends wish them a pleasant stay.

Edith Lamykin Edwina Claudia North Carolina

July Birthdays Listed for Local Residents

In July celebrations, Miss Nancy Evans marks the 7th, Mrs. Frances Briggs the 7th, Mrs. Laura Edden the 5th, Mr. Raymond Welters the 21st, Miss Leonice Crimmings the 14th, Mr. Claudie Lang the 6th, Mrs. Dorothy Wineder the 25th, Miss Dorothy Freeman the 8th, Miss Mary Canor Johnson the 30th, Mr. Gilbert Gonzales the 16th, Mr. Alonzo Walker the 16th, and Mrs. Mary Moreno the 10th.

Nancy Evans Frances Briggs Laura Edden Raymond Welters Leonice Crimmings Claudie Lang Dorothy Wineder Dorothy Freeman Mary Canor Johnson Gilbert Gonzales Alonzo Walker Mary Moreno

Deacon Willie Wilkerson Ill at Galey Memorial Hospital

Faithful Newman church member Deacon Willie Wilkerson remains ill at Galey Memorial Hospital. Friends extend wishes for a speedy recovery and comfort.

Willie Wilkerson Newman’s Church Galey’s Memorial Hospital

Miami Masters Singers at Bethel AME Church

The Miami Masters Singers perform at Bethel AME Church on July 23 at 8 30 p m Admission is one dollar The show is sponsored by the Regular Fellows Club.

Bethel Ame Church

Breakfast Food From Sweet Potatoes Attracts Buyers

A nationwide test of the Alayam breakfast food made from sweet potatoes and wheat bran shows favorable consumer reaction. More than a third of testers said they would buy the product if marketed. The Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn conducted the study with the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Economics.

The Agricultural Experi Ment Station Alabama Polytechnic Institute At Auburn Alabama Station Bureau of Agricultural Economics U. S. Department of Agriculture

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