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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1955

Page

7

Miami club scratches cover charge as La Vern Bakers show ends

The Club Calvert cut the $1.50 cover for La Vern Baker and her two-week stand, moving to admission free amid weak crowds. Nearby, Beau Jack shined shoes at the Fountainbleau Hotel, amid notes on fighters’ fortunes and seating policies at the University of Miami.

Calvert Tharpe- Marie Knight Dinner Key Auditorium la Vern Baker Beau Jack Beau Fountainbleau Chick Wergeles Jack

Liberty Temple Elated Over Success Of Contest

The Daughter Elks of Liberty Temple No. 724 celebrate the successful Children Contest closing Friday night. Dr. Ellen Taylor and Dr. Lloma Green tracked all monies reported by Aubrey Lewis, a standout sophomore Negro halfback praised by South Bend observers. Prize totals include 317.83 with Portia Bannister winning a round trip to Atlantic City and Loretta Bannister a $25 bank account. Mae Tucker and Gladys Smith followed. The event featured birthday parties for Marie White and Irene Dukes, plus gifts and photography by Dr. Serena Green and Mabie Daniels, as well as a gift from Eugene Kemp to the exalted ruler.

Elks of Liberty Temple Ellen Taylor Greater Miami Temple Lloma Green Antlers Temple Aubrey Lewis South Bend Joe Davis Miami Police Dept Dinah Washington Ellis Marie White Francina Jones Irene Dukes Roger Williams Nassau John SS. Harris Schlitz Atlanta Miami Jacksonville Astor Cleveland St Portia Bannister Atlantic City Loretta Bannister Mae Tucker Gladys Smith Daughters of Liberty Greater Miami Serena Green Mabie Daniels Amy Hicks Eugene Kemp Ruler

Southern Comfort at UM Ring Theatre impresses crowds

Guest columnist recalls affable Fred Koch Jr of the University of Miami as Ring Theatre showcases Southern Comfort a new musical by Lillian Burak and Koch drawing strong shows. The note questions liquor laws and seating at the Orange Bowl with UM ticket chief Henry Weiner and Knox Eldredge.

Ami Eldredge Weiner Jay F. W. Pearson University of Miami Pearson Fred Koch, Jr University of Miami Theatres Ring Lillian Burak Koch University Fred Henry Weiner

Miamians Journey Wide For Change Of Scenery

Miamians travel for vacation using North's Travel Bureau lists many names headed for Nassau Havana New York and Jacksonville. The group includes families couples and individuals such as James A. Collie Alfred Hepburn and Miss Marie Elliott with a long roster of passengers and destinations reflected in a local travel notice.

North Travel Bureau Nassau James A. Collie Alfred Hepburn Marie Elliott Reginald Bell Gloria Evans Rosa Johnson Remilda Simms Beatrice K. Carter Basheva Bryant Calvin Davis Gwenolyn Davis Susie Davis Claude O. Finley Remilda Yarber Louise Roll Althea Blackley Mark Blackley Gerulean Albury Robert Scavella John H. Taylor Michael Cambridge Susie Dennis Geraldine Wright

New York Group Drives to Havana by Ferry and Car

A New York City group led by Carmen Osorio and others motored to Key West on Wednesday and then crossed to Havana by ferry with their car for a week in Cuba. In Miami they stayed at the Mary Elizabeth hotel, with all travel arranged by North's Travel Bureau from New York to Miami to Key West and back.

Memphis Earl Lightburn Howard Rollins Louis Duty Theola Black Archie McKay Eddie Edgecombe Slim Bannister New York City Napoleon Eed Carmen Jones Sans Souci Magnetones Georgia Lloyd Hepburn Everett Butler Ludy Chevrolet Leo Armbrister New York Havana Carmen Osorio Petre Traverier Carmen Williams Joan Farrall Matias Farrall Joan Luggi Key West Miami Mary Elizabeth Hotel North

Scouts Lug Aerial Drive to Record X-Ray Turnout

Fourteen Boy Scouts from three troops led a record turnout for the mobile X-ray unit of the Dade County Tuberculosis Association. In four service areas three doubled and Hialeah tripled the high, with 162 residents recruited by Clyde Bailey of Troop 99. James E. Scott No. 358 and Troop 97 also contributed, under Scoutmasters Samuel B. Grant and Solomon Barrett.

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