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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1957

Page

14

Holland to Appeal Judge Choate's School Ruling

West Palm Beach attorney William M. Holland Jr sought to integrate Palm Beach County schools by enrolling his son in an all white Northboro School. Judge Emmett Choate ruled his constitutional rights were not violated by the assignment to Pleasant City School and denied discrimination.

West Palm Beach Palm Beach Emmett Choate William M. Holland Jr Northboro Atty. I. C. Smith Northboro School Holland Federal District Court Miami Choate Pleasant City Pleasant City School School’ Board

Beginning of Girl Scout Movement in Miami ’30s

During the 1930s the YWCA under Mrs. L Murrell asked Mrs. Ora D Taylor to lead girls at Booker T. Washington School with Prof J A Bywg in Miami. Mrs Taylor met weekly with Coconut Grove and Miami girls including Flora Bell Austin and Willie H Jamison. The first troop was No 50 and a special art piece and the flag of Miami-Dade Troop 1 were preserved.

YWCA L. Murrell Ora D. Taylor Booker T. Washington School J. A. Bywg Miami Taylor Coconut Grove Murrell Jackson Flora Bell Austin BTW Willie H. Jamison Betty Gordon Estelle Waller Hazel Reeves Grant Miami and Dade County

First Overnight Negro Girl Scout Camp At Richm ond Heights

The four day June 24 to 27 event at Camp Choee Howlette in Richmond Heights marked the first overnight summer camp for Negro Girl Scouts. Activities included Scout's Own Programs camp fires arts and crafts nature health hikes and a final program with taps and camp song. Camp leaders and patrols fostered democracy through the court of honor and shared planning duties. Participants mentioned Hortense Armstrong Arlie Armstrong and Anna.

Choee Howlette Richmond Heights

Bible Classes Offered in Opa Locka

The Christian Service Prayer Fellowship of Dade County invites all to Bible Classes in Opa Locka at 2270 NW 158th St. Meetings run weekdays from 11 a.m. to 12 noon with horseshoe pitching and games for recreation. July 8 through August 2, 1957.

Christian Service Prayer Fellowship Dade County Richard McGhaneys Opa Locka

Local staff and leaders listed for J. R. E. Lee school unit

Mae Williams, Shirley Ann Mc Kenzie, Bobbie Jean Timmons, Claudia Jones, Rosena Gaines, Masry Newberry and Sandra Walker are named. The staff includes Miss Mi nerva Strachan as director and unit leader, Miss Georgia McMahon as unit leader, a Girl Scout leader at J. R. E. Lee school, and Mrs. Alma Crawford as unit leader and Sunflower district chairman.

Mae Williams Shirley Ann McKenzie Bobbie Jean Timmons Claudia Jones Rosena Gaines Masry Newberry Sandra Walker Minerva Strachan Georgia McMahon J. R. E. Lee School Alma Crawford Sunflower District

Bible verse guides gentle judgment and aid for the weak

A meditation on Romans fourteen urging readers to avoid harsh judgment and instead help the weak. It emphasizes humility, kindness, and consideration, suggesting that such conduct strengthens both others and the reader.

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