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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1949
Page
6
By popular demand Viva cious Hardee Caseres Cuban dance artist will return to Rockland Palace on Saturday and Sunday June 6 and 5 along with Henry Cardenas and his Cuban Revue.
Funeral services for Josephine Foster were held at Mt. Zion Baptist Church with Rev. Ed Graham officiating. Foster, who died May 27 at her home on 342 NW 11th Street, was a Miami pioneer member of Mt. Zion, former president of the Missionary Society and Usher Board, and is survived by three sisters and four brothers. Pharr Funeral Home handled arrangements.
A roundup of entertainment stars on summer activities spanning film, television, and radio. Bob Hope tours Canada after finishing a movie as William Spier and June Havoc head to Europe to scout mood for CBS Play house mysteries. Morace Heidt tours the West Coast with NBC Youth Opportunity Show while Ralph Edwards guides This Is Your Life and a Sierra camping trip for Amos n Andy fans.
The Davidson Triplets Rhonda Ronald and Rayond born May 23 at the Christian hospital received a $100 gift from the Washington Heights Liquor Bar Owners Foundation. The award was presented by Har lem Square Club manager Al Goldman via WMIE commentator Barry Gray. Parents are Mr and Mrs Delsey Davidson of 1520 NW 6th avenue.
Dr William Moses a 32 year old man received a one year county jail sentence on a manslaughter charge. Witnesses testified he ran a stop sign at SW 6th avenue and First Street on April 18 causing a collision that killed Willie F Perrine a 25 year old passenger who was thrown from the truck and crushed beneath the wheels.
James Alexander Roberts, 21 year old garbage collector, was found guilty of second degree murder by a circuit court jury Thursday for the shooting of David Stripling, 20, after an alleged dice game dispute. Roberts testified Stripling grabbed eight dollars and fled, then he returned to the Blue Moon Bar to retrieve a pistol and confront Stripling. He said Stripling reached for a knife, and he fired the fatal shot. Roberts also confessed to the Meeks slaying in March 1948 but later denied involvement.
A compact verse stresses selecting themes that provoke thought and collective uplift. The speaker rejects dull complacency and favors ink for those with the will to think and act, aiming to edify society and motivate meaningful change.
Thirteen anglers on Monday fished the Bay Queen reporting a good catch of grunt yellow tail turbot and grouper. The largest fish was caught by Mrs Margaret Brown who earned a free trip.
Sheriff Hatcher recounts a deadly jail escape after arresting Hill at a juke joint. Hill seized a pistol, fired, and was killed. A second suspect allegedly aided by removing a pistol, while two men later took Hill’s cell keys from the sheriff’s home and vanished.
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