Former Harlem Square Club manager visits kin in town
Thomas Bell once tied to Harlem Square Club spent two weeks visiting his mother Mrs. Janie Williams at 1126 NW 1st Ct. Now living in New York City, he returned home after a deep sea fishing trip and time with old friends along the illuminated boulevards, marking a memorable visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bell
Harlem Square Club
Pretty Marie Bell
Tommy
New York City
Janie Williams
1St Ct
Big City
National Association of Colored Women's Club convenes in Miami
The National Association of Colored Women’s Club plans a July 29 to August 3 Miami convention with Fellowship Hour at the Sir John Hotel and events at Bayfront Park. Readers are urged to contribute flowers for decorations, with Mrs. Myrtle Davis and Mrs. Elizabeth Espy named as officers. National president is Mrs. Irene McCoy Gaines of Chicago. Also noted is Ray Barkley arriving to visit his ill mother Mrs. Roberta Barkley, while Barkley’s career at the Independent Subway Line is briefly summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Colored Women’s Club
Miami
Sir John Hotel
Irene McCoy Gaines
Chicago
Mrs Edden Returns Home From Manhattan Visit
Mrs Lucia Edden of 320 Northwest Fifteenth Street recently completed a five week visit in Manhattan. While in New York City she stayed as a houseguest of her granddaughter Mrs Sugar Ray Robinson and the welterweight champion. Mrs Edden is the mother of Mrs Annette Love and Saul Edden of Miami. JESCA Committee Meets and James E activities committee is noted.
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Lucia Edden
15Th St
Manhattan
New York City
Sugar Ray Robinson
the Welter Champ
Edden
Annette Love
Saul Edden
Miami
Blood drama set for Liberty City run this Friday
Scott Community Association plans a July 23 meeting at 7 p.m. in Liberty City. Producer Robert Earl Sawyer brings Blood to Liberty City with a Friday July 27 show at the Liberty Theatre, following past sellout crowds and demonstrations.
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Scott Community Association
15Th Ave
Liberty City
Henry H. Arrington
Mississippi
Robert Earl Sawyer
Modern Theatre
Victory Theatre
Fort Lauderdale
Liberty Theatre
The
Liberty
Youth Killed in Knife Fight in Coconut Grove
James Jackson aged 21 of 6150 SW 7th St was stabbed to death near South Dixie Highway and 37th Avenue in Coconut Grove. Chambers fled after the attack as witnesses said ten men argued prior with Jackson challenging him to leave the Grove. Jackson struck Chambers, who then fatally stabbed him in what witnesses describe as self defense.
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James Jackson
Chambers
Jackson
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Stanley Sweeting
Confab
Mother III
Ray Barkley
Roberta Barkley
Fifth Court
Barkley
John H. Barkley
Subway
Miamian
New York State
Constance Garrett
New Orleans
St. Albans
N.Y
Jesca
James E
Booker
N.W
South River Drive
36Th Street
36Th ST
Wanwee
S. Dixie Hwy
37Th Ave
Coconut Grove
54Th St
New
CBS
Brown Sab
Edison Center
17Th Ave
62Nd Street
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