Crater Mear Evarlrever Miami Times July 26 1952
Miami Times page notes a local event or short briefs dated Saturday July 26 1952 highlights community notices and small items of interest in Miami Florida.
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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1952
Page
2
Miami Times page notes a local event or short briefs dated Saturday July 26 1952 highlights community notices and small items of interest in Miami Florida.
Jackie Robinson rejoined the Brooklyn Dodgers lineup after missing four days to be with his ill wife Rachel Robinson who had an operation at Doctors Hospital following the birth of their third child. Catcher Roy Campanella was out about 10 days with a broken finger. Joe Black earned his fourth victory in relief against the Reds, his only loss of the season.
Dallas Texans announce veteran halfback Claude Buddy Young will arrive in Dallas on Braniff from Chicago on July 26. He becomes the 10th Texan to sign a 1952 contract and will join other players en route to Kerrville to begin training camp at Schreiner Institute in Texas.
Big Luke Easter, after a brief Major League stint with the Indians and time in the minors, returns to the roster but sits on the bench as he shows a persistent slump. In contrast, center fielder Larry Doby continues steady clutch hitting, ranking third in RBIs with 56 while Cleveland leads the league.
Reverend Cecil Lighbourn arrived from Tennessee to attend his mother Mrs Laura Lightbourn's funeral. She died on the 9th and was buried on the 10th after living in the United States for six years while he serves as a pastor in Tennessee.
The First Bahamas Nassau Company of the Boys Brigade celebrated its ninth anniversary on Sunday July 13 at 4 p.m. at Wesley church. After the service the band led by Private Garrett Woodside and Lance Corporal Rupert Mitchell paraded through Grants Town Meet ing Street Nassau Street Base Road Blue Hill Road and back to Wesley hall. Donald Davis headmaster of the Eastern Senior School acted as master of ceremonies while speakers Dr Deans Peggs and Gerald C Cash addressed the crowd.
Fritz Spence of Panza Corner died after a short illness on July 16. He had served as a bartender at the British Colonial hotel for several seasons. Musicians' Union marked its third anniversary on Sunday July 5 with a thanksgiving service at Bethel Baptist church. Guest speakers were Dr C R Walker and Mr A R Brayne. The president Mr Charles Fisher outlined the union's aims and the Rev H W Brown preached. Dr J L Burnside occupied the chair.
Miss Terecita Wright and Mr George Albury were married on July 9 in a ceremony at the Transfiguration Baptist Church conducted by Rev C H Thompson.
The Mt Calvary Baptist Church at Blue Hill Road and Laird Street, led by Pastor Rev W G Mc Phee, installed a new electronic organ with Creager Piano Co representatives from Miami and Seebach Service personnel completing the setup.
On Sunday morning July 13 ex-Corporal Samuel Pratt aged 59, a watchman on a barge at Malcolm's Park, fell overboard and drowned. Police and responders performed artificial respiration at the scene, but Pratt died.
In Chickasha Oklahoma two Negro pitchers join the Sooner League. Earl L Basey formerly of the Amarillo Colts with a 12 4 record last season signs with the Chickasha Chiefs. Napoleon Daniels signs with the Sherman Twins of Sherman Texas. Other league clubs include McAlester Paul Valley Shawnee Lawton Ada and Ardmore.
The Dorsey Midgets beat Bethune 9-1 and the Juniors defeated Bethune 23-6 on Wednesday at Bethune campus. Both teams participate in the school board summer recreation program.
Johannesburg reports over 125 non whites arrested last week for breaches of segregation laws as non-violence disobedience grows. Since the campaign began, about 500 have been jailed since June 26, spreading from Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth to Cape Province with no violence reported.
The Bahamas United Baptist Mission held its annual conference and Bible School at Zion School Room from July 16 to 21. Delegates from 70 churches across all Bahamas islands attended. Rev. Talmadge Sands was superintendent of Missions and Rev. C. H. Thompson served as conference secretary.
In Gretna Louisiana last week Paul Washington a 26 year old World War II veteran and Fred die Johnson alias Ocie Jagger 27 were executed for the alleged rape of a 63 year old white woman in March 1948. Washington sought a habeas corpus stay but was denied. Washington faced the chair calmly declaring his faith.
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