Debutantes Attend Sixth Beta Zeta Cotillion at Bayfront
Fifty eight debutantes from four Greater Miami senior high schools took part in the Beta Zeta Sigma Theta Sorority Cotillion at Bayfront Auditorium on Biscayne Boulevard. Escorted by honor guards amid white gowns and rose bouquets, the event featured charm school work, judges based on character and leadership, and extensive floral decor.
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Beta Zeta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc
Bayfront Auditorium
Biscayne Boulevard
Robert Young
Henry Clark
Greater
Miami
Ida M. Ratcliffe
Northwestern Senior High School
Charles L. Williams
Beoker T. Washington High School
Opal King
Vogue Beauty Fair
Maxine Bethel
Maxi
Marva Batson
Fred Batson
Velma Bethune
Mamie Bethune
Mary Birdsong
Charles Birdsong
Rubhen Blake
J. S. Blake
Delores Collie
James G. Collie
Merita Coward
Grace Cowart
Seglie Cowart
Brandney Curlin
Ernest Crowder
Gloria Daniels
Rosa Daniels
Daisy Davis
Lillie L. Ivey
June Davis
Nathaniel Davis
Katie Ruth Davis
Katie B. Davis
Esther Dennis
Andrew Dennis
Louvenia Duncan
Early Duncan
Mary Ellyis
Mary Newsome
Andrea Folsom
Louise Strickland
Junita Gabriel
Henry Gabriel
Helen Gardiner
Beulah Gardiner
Carolyn Ann Gilliam
Lillian Hatcher
Norman Hatcher
Barbara Jean Gray
Vanilla Lee
Claudette Green
Emanuel Green
Ernestine Griffin
Ernest Griffin
Roma Jean Harden
Henry Prince
Tommie Lee Hardy
Elliott Hardy
Ann Harris
Laura Can
Leroy Ross
Dorothy Russell
Martha Clark
Jacqueline Sargent
George LeRoy Sargent
Ietta Jones
Northwestern Senior High
Ietta
Future Teachers of America
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Creature Walks Among Us third in Gill Man series
The Creature Walks Among Us opens Sunday at the Capitol Theatre as the third UI science fiction entry in the Gill Man saga. Starring Jeff Morrow Rex Reason and Leigh Snowden, it follows The Creature From the Black Lagoon and The Revenge of the Creature and aims to capitalize on the series’ box office success.
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The
Capitol Theatre
Gill Man
Jeff Morrow
Rex Reason
Leigh Snowden
Alumni reunion day speakers at Booker T. Washington High School
Bertram Sears and Garth C. Reeves will headline the BTW Alumni Association reunion next Tuesday at 2 PM in the school auditorium. Sears, class of 1946, speaks on Quest For Tomorrow. Reeves, class of 1936, discusses Rethinking Our Values. A ball closes events June 5 at Harlem Square Ballroom with table reservations and scholarship fund kickoff.
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Bertram Sears
Garth C. Reeves
Booker T. Washington High School Alumni Association
Sears
Reeves
Booker T
Illuminatim
Harlem Square
JESCA Delegates Return From National Convention
JESCA Executive Secretary Olive Alexander Board member Franklin Williams and staffer Mable Daniels attended the 39th convention of the National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhoods in St. Louis May 17 to 20. The theme was Your settlement in the city of the future with focus on Migration of Minority Groups. Other topics included The U N and Daily Life and Minority group integration and How settlements contribute to family using. Dr George Mitchell, previously heard in Miami, was among featured speakers. Daniels stayed in St. Louis for open sessions of the National Conference of Social Workers.
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Olive Alexander
James E. Scott Community Association
Franklin Williams
Mable Daniels
National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhoods
St. Louise
U. N
George Mitchell
Miami O
Mable Daniel
St. Louis
National Conference of Social Workers
Charles Bush Earns Top Honors With 2.7 GPA
Charles Bush is cited for a 2.7 four year high school average and multiple recognitions. He earned Honorable Mention in the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild Model Car Contest and was a finalist for Eastern Air Lines scholarship. He received the Pepsi Cola Merit Award and third prize in a boat contest, with Honorable Mention in an Advertising Essay Contest. He is president of the Hi-Y and active in campus organizations.
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Charles Bush
Charles
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Eastern Air Lines
Advertisingg
Hi- Y
Former cabbie convicted of tax evasion charges
James Irving, 44, a one time cab driver, was convicted in federal court here for failing to pay 139,605 in income taxes in 1952. Federal attorneys said Irving paid 17,921 on a reported income of 48,724 that year, while the government contends he earned more than 200,000 as head of a gambling network.
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James Irving
Irving
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Marie Nottage
Bernice Williams
Inez Stewart
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Reginald Davis
Richard Smith
Richard Dunn
Wilbert Williams
Gilbert Michael
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Ernest Cox
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Walter Parrimore
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Alphonso Roberts
Patrick Range
Willie C. King
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Gary Simons
Moses Johnson
Lawrence Cook
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Harmon Myers
McKenna Mahoney
Hennon Miles
John D. Stephens
Benjamin Donegall
Charles Murray
Randolph Fields
Bobby Payne
Marvin Day
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Willie Bryant
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Robert Spencer
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Edwin Johnson
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Don Gaskin
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Lucius Reeves
Robert Edwards
Larue Ford
Lawrence Thompson
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Forest Reynolds
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Walter Olle
Willie Chester
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William Stirrup
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