Camp Rocky Pine opens June 12 for 10th season
Camp Rocky Pine, 21 miles south of Miami in Princeton, opens Sunday June 12 for its 10th season. The South Florida Council Boy Scouts run it under field Scout executive E N Taylor and Archie Carey. Scouts learn swimming rowing canoeing nature study crafts archery and more with a experienced staff and a kitchen serving three meals daily.
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Rocky Pine
Miami
Princeton
South Florida Council Boy America
E. N. Taylor
Archie Carey
Scout Headquarters
Founders Week Observed by Local Phi Delta Kappa
Alpha Delta thanks friends for Founders Week success. Events included a Sunday sermon by Rev. Thedford Johnson at St John’s Institutional Baptist Church, Tuesday educational program at Ruth Bethel home with Carl Rhetta on juvenile delinquency and a Baldwin Hepburn solo, and greetings from Dade County education groups. Thursday candle lighting with Soror Gill. The Anthropos met to elect officers and plan next year. Saturday featured The Children’s Hour closing the Walking Doll Contest.
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Alpha Delta
Thedford Johnson
St. John’s Institutional Baptist Church
Ruth Bethel
68Th Terrace
Carl Rhetta
Baldwin Hepburn
Linton Berrien
Ruth N. Polite
Dade County
Zeta Sorority
Soror Gill
Powell amendment deemed safeguard for equality in reserve training
Washington NAACP official Clarence Mitchell argues Powell amendment to the Reserve Training bill prevents race segregation of men in training. Mitchell says the amendment is part of a careful plan to secure equal treatment and notes background factors ignored by an editorial. He states the Defense Department rejected related questions previously.
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Washington
Powell
Clarence Mitchell
NAACP
Washington Bureau
Washington Post
Times Herald
Mitchell
Congress
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr
N.Y
Association
The
of Defense
Det
Estella M Williams Day Honored at Holmes Elementary
Last Friday Holmes Elementary observed Estella M Williams Day as retiree Estella Williams marks 30 years in the Dade County School System. A 1:00 p.m. program featured faculty, students, and officials praising her service with gifts, songs, and tributes, including remarks by school and community leaders.
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Estella M. Williams
Holmes Elementary School
C. Crumpton
Williams
Dade County
Mickins
Effie T. Sutton
Booker T. Washington
G. W. Hawkins
L. J. Crawford
Homestead
Samuel Cohen
Dorsey Junior High
August Bullard
Nicola Reid
Minnie Turner
Cornelius James
PTA
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
James E. Scott Community Association
St. James Ame Church
Estella Mae Williams
Holmes
Pauline Dunn
Alice Kahl
Charlotte Ford Clark
White
Richmond Heights
Grace Albert
Phyllis Wheatley
Holmes Elementary
Marion Davie
J. Cherry
James E S C A Weekly Activities Calendar
The James E Scott Community Association lists weekly programs at Liberty Square and nearby sites. Day Care runs 7:30 to 5 daily, arts and crafts and ceramics 4 to 6, Teen Fun Night 7:30 to 9:30, youth and adult clubs, boxing, homemaking, music, dancing, and nursery activities with contact at PL 7 7289.
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The
James E. Scott Community Association
Liberty Square
Cocesaatig
JESCA
15Th Avenue
Brownsville
Florida State Association of Colored Women Leader Receives Civic Citation
Mrs Myrtle McLeod Davis, president of Florida State Association of Colored Women, was awarded a civic enterprise citation at Edward Waters College commencement on Thursday May 26. Mrs Bernice Knight of the Miami Association of Colored Women presented a bouquet. Miami group wishes her continued success.
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Myrtle McLeod Davis
Florida State Association of Colored Women
Edward Waters
Bernice Knight
Miami Association of Colored Women
Mrs. Davis
Kelly's Chapel Sets First Youth Fellowship in June
Sunday School was well attended with Mrs. McGhaney presiding. Rev. Bethel led morning and night worship. The church announces its first youth fellowship meeting on June 19 at 5 o clock and a Bible class starting June 16 at 10 o'clock. Visitors are welcome. Rev G Bethel, pastor. Mrs Thelma Devoe, reporter.
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McGhaney
Bethel
Kelly’s Chapel
Grand United Order of Pall Bearers Lodge 81 6th Anniversary
Broward County notice invites the public to the sixth anniversary event on June 12 at Carver Ranches Masonic Temple Pem broke Road then to Faithful Few Temple 5431 NW 14th St Washington Park. Attucks High School band will provide music and an entertainment program follows in the park. Mrs. A Henderson is president.
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Grand United Order of Pall Bearers Lodge ‘No
Carver Ranches
Masonic Temple
Pembroke Road
Faithful Few Temple
14Th St
Washington Park
Attucks High School
Two Hyde Park Graduates Listed by BTW High School
Frederick Waldrean Riley and Mark Chapman Jr will graduate from BTW High School on June 9. They reside in Hyde Park. Alfred Taylor also reports graduation from Lanier Jr High School. Taylor lives at 4905 Hoff Street Carver Ranches. Congratulations.
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Frederick Waldrean Riley
Mark Chapman
BTW High School
Hyde Park
Alfred Taylor
Lanier Jr. High School
Taylor
Hoff St
Carver Ranches
Return of College Students From Florida A and M and Kentucky State
Among returning students were Johnny Robinson of Carver Ranches visiting family in Hyde Park, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Robinson, who attends Kentucky State. Also Theodore Lavarity known as Buster, who attends Florida A and M University, returned home with his parents on 4th Street.
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Johnny Robinson
Walter Robinson
Carver Ranches
Kentucky State
Theodore Lavarity
Buster
Fla. A and M University
Hyde Park
Bowling league results with upsets and high scores
Palm League action produced two upsets as Upsetters fell to Wonders and Sports defeated them 2 1. James Terry rolled 174 for high game while Earl Edge posted 450 in set play. Wonders led team scoring with 797 in a strong set of 2 356.
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Wonders
James Terry
Earl Edge
Evening meeting for Greater Miami Temple 769 Elks Daughters
Members of Greater Miami Temple No. 769 Daughter Elks are urged to attend a Wednesday June 8 gathering at 7 30 pm when district deputy Dr Marie White makes an official visit. Daughters missing without excuse face a $1 fine. a full six month financial report and roll call will occur.
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Greater Miami
Temmle No. 769
Elks
Marie White
Alice Dean
Mae Wood Tucker
Estelle Brown
Amelia Shavers
Spero Kokine
Ellen Taylor
Alta Screen
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Phi Delta Kappas
Holmes School
Estella Williams
Mother’s Club Group
Sawyer
Pethune
Kelly
Broward
County News
A. ©. Henderson
Walter Bowe
Dr. Elks
CBS
N.E
152Nd St
North
Miami Beach
N.W
50Th Street
Mary Jones
WFEC
Rocky
the Fat Daddy
Joe Walker
C. C. North
Elliott J. Pieze
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