Local Notables and Social Happenings Highlight Harlem Scene
Clarence McDaniel known as the Bronze Voice sends regards from Harlem YMCA where he heads swimming instruction. Social notes cover engagements, weddings, rehearsals, travel plans to Nassau, vacation updates in Ocala and Nas sau, and music releases. notable names include Dorothy Dixon Willie Rizer Gloria Blatch and Augustus Blatch plus Lloyd Hepburn and Nathaniel LaMar with awards and upcoming events at Club 535 and events like Meet The Champ contest.
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Clarence McDaniel
Bronze Voice
Harlem Ymca
Willie Maynard Pratt
Dorothy Newton
Arthur Davis
Bhamas Film Censor Board
Island In the Sun
Jill Cory
Wilbur Rogers
Washington
Fat Daddy
Arthur
Key West
Inter-Church Youth Month program highlights at local churches
Questions posed to Rev. Reginald Carter on July 12 1957 at Mt. ae Baptist Church marked the first Youth Month program by the Y Inter Church Youth Council. A second program is set for July 19 at St Paul AME Church Coconut Grove with five Miami youths on a panel.
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Reginald Carter
Y-Inter-Church Youth Council
Mt. Ae Baptist Church
Carter
Miami Area
Walter MacDaniels
Albertha Woodbury
Lucius Reeves
Beatrice Hamilton
Floyd Greer
Mt. Olivette Baptist Church
Illustrious E D Gibson to Lead Florida Heroines of Jericho Outing
The Illustrious E D Gibson and Mrs Mattie Hargrove will preside over the Sec ond Annual Grand Outing of the Heroines of Jericho in Florida. Meetings set for July 27 28 at the Masonic Temple Miami with a beach trip by bus from 941 NW Third Ave and St Paul AME in Coconut Grove. Picnic roundtrip fare is 1.00 for adults 50 cents for children with refreshments provided. A mammoth outdoor parade on Sunday July 28 at 2 pm leads to a public program at 3:30 at 1742 NW Third Ave featuring Fr Theodore R Gibon and Charlotte Ford Clarke. Public invited.
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E. D. Gibson
Jericho
Mattie Hargrove
Florida
Third Ave
St. Paul Ame Church
Coco
Theodore R. Gibon
Christ Episcopal Church
Charlotte Ford Clarke
Toines
Ines of
Local Births in Denver and Christian Hospital Merge Tales
Lorraine Bryant welcomes a baby boy born Wednesday July 17 at Christian Hospital. Hilda Dupuch from the Isle of Pink Pearls, with Charles Murry, attended a Booker Terrace Talent Night prior to a Denver vacation. The Esmie Bains christened theirs Sunday.
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Lorraine Bryant
Christian Hospital
Hilda Dupuch
Charles Murry
Booker Terrace
Denver
Colo
Esmie Bains
Rubie Lee Hightower
Remembering Mrs Irene Jacobs English Teacher Revered
A classroom memoir recalls Irene Jacobs who taught English with a firm hand. The reminiscence describes her constant water pitcher and strict lessons, noting the lasting impact on former students. The piece credits her influence on language and rhetoric and appeals for better press engagement at a local event.
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Irene Jacob
Cousin Columnist Laments Hotel Opening Courtesy
Archie Pinder, upset by the opening night reception at a new hotel, complains after the manager refused to recognize his press pass. The columnist notes prior favorable mentions and questions the courtesy shown to media.
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Archie Pinder
Wild West Gun Duel in Tyrrell Ends in Two Deaths
In Tyrrell Arkansas a deputy sheriff Carleton Phillips and suspect Edgar Grice died after a gun duel at a store where Grice allegedly threatened others with a shotgun. Sheriff Phillips returned fire and Grice was killed. both died later. Local report mixes unrelated comments and remarks about a Memphis assault case and personal anecdotes.
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Tyrrell
Ark
Carleton Phillips
Edgar Grice
Phillips
Grice
Dickson
Arkansas story of a man growing a new tooth
A quirky Arkansas report describes 68 year old Jesse showing a strange dental note. The tale mentions he does not need store bought teeth and implies he grows a new tooth where an old one has been.
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Arkansas
Jesse
Not enough readable details for a full headline
Fragmentary note remarks on repeated incidents and a plan to delay purchasing crumb crushers to use with Dr. Jimmie White, suggesting potential future routine occurrences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie White
Reading Pa Hires First Negro Teacher At Public School
Reading Pa school district hires its first Black teacher as a full time substitute in a junior high. Mrs Bannerman, sister of the late Eloise Bannerman of Miami, is an English teacher with degrees from Clark College and Atlanta University, paid 3600 dollars. She is Delta Sigma Theta and daughter of Methodist bishop Willis J King of New Orleans.
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Reading
Pennsylvania
Ister
Eloise K. Bannerman
Miami
Bannerman
Clark College
Atlanta University
Columbia
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Willis J. King
New Orleans
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