Women’s League event seeks Negro members at Miami Beach
The 42nd annual meeting of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom United States Section will meet June 9 to 13 at the DiLido Hotel Miami Beach. Sessions open Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Topics include Non-Violence A Way of Life and Building Peaceful Attitudes In The Classroom In The Home. Mrs Mayme Williams of the National Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers will speak Sunday night. The Miami Branch is led by Bernice Ullrich.
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Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
United States
Hotel DiLido Miami Beach
The
Women’s __ International League for Peace and Freedom
Jane Adams
Marian Anderson
Mordecai Johnson
A. Philip Randolph
Bernice Ullrich
101St St
Miami
Mayme Williams
National Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers Association
di- Lido
Youth Sunday Observed At Clifford Park Bahamas
Hundreds of New Providence youths gathered at Clifford Park for Youth Sunday as the Queen’s message was read by the Governor. The day, established in 1937, invites Commonwealth youth to dedicate themselves to God. Alexander Tate of Eastern Road appeared before the Magistrate this week charged with attempting to murder John Sturrup known as Baggin. Stipendiary and Circuit Magistrate Maxwell Thompson is praised as a skilled jurist after two years in the post.
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New Providence
Clifford Park
British Commonwealth
Alexander Tate
Eastern Road
John Sturrup
Baggin
Maxwell Thompson
Carver High Prom Ends With Jamaica Night
Carver High’s 1957 Junior-Senior Prom themed A Night in Jamaica closed with caroled thanks from class president Ollie B. Jefferson Jr. The evening featured tropical decor and dancing to Billy Rolle's orchestra, followed by a group trip to Ace Theatre for a Hollywood film package, Boy on a Dolphin.
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Jamaica
George Washington Carver School
Ollie B. Jefferson Jr
Billy Rolle
Ace Theatre
Walter Thomas
Outstanding Officer Receives Merits for Off-Duty Arrest
Patrolman Shellman nabbed two suspects during an off duty stakeout, recovering a pistol after a street robbery at the Miami Music and Trading Co. The incident helped clear 14 strong arm robberies and one attempted armed theft. Chief Headley praised Shellman’s record. two merits were awarded to keep within merit-system limits, plus an official commendation.
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Shellman
Miami Music and Trading Co
Myers
Headley
Miami Police News
Breakfast treats at Christ Episcopal Parish Hall
Morning meal for tired attendees described as ham and eggs hot rolls and chocolates served to the tune of Bop Platters. Witty comments like Thanks mom what a night appear, reflecting a community church gathering atmosphere.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Patron Patsy Bostick's graduation noted with family trip
The father of Patsy Bostick Miss Northwestern 1957 joined her in Harlem with Annie Mae to witness the high school graduation. The family plans to return to New York where Patsy will attend Morgan College in the fall, as the task at the Biccayne Annex on 22nd Street shifts to mail carrier duties.
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Patsy Bostick
Northwestern
Harlem
Annie Mae
New York
Patsy
Morgan College
Biccayne Annex
22Nd St
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A Courier mentions Al Dunmore and singer pianist Jo Thompson traveling to Europe for foreign nightclub engagements. Gloria Matthews, a ophthalmologist receptionist, is no longer the eye specialist's assistant. Daisy Harris, a Clark University sophomore, substitutes during the summer months.
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J O Thompson
Europe
Gloria Matthews
John O. Brown
Daisy Harris
Clark University
John Ny Burke to lead Mary Elizabeth hotel with changes
Reports say John ny Burke new manager of the Mary Elizabeth hotel leased to an oil syndicate plans renovations and drastic personnel changes alongside repainting redecorating and other updates at the popular spot.
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Johnny Burke
Mary Elizabeth Hotel
Olay
Gardiner Named Principal After Birth Of Daughter
The Anthony Gardiners welcomed a baby daughter born Friday May 31. Gardiner, a Carver High School instructor, is set to return in September as principal of the high school department.
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Anthony Gardiners
Gardiner
Carver High
Final Papers Filed As Silvas And Hogan Connections Mentioned
FINAL PAPERS declaring we're through were handed to Rod Silvas and Verneka Stirrup of Coconut Grove on May 17. Sidney Poitier's brother Cyril Poitier here considers following his brother into acting. Friends of Dr and Mrs Clarence Hogan anticipate the arrival of a young dentist, Lois Poole of Liberty City. Wilbur Ellison, long-time post office employee, is noted among the main facts.
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Rod _ Silvas
Verneka Stirrup
Coconut Grove
Sidney Poitier
Cyril
Clarence Hogan
Wilbur Ellison
Post Office
The Hermans Waltons Agree to Disagree in Opa Locka
Reatha Waltons of Opa Locka and her husband have reached a marital impasse after nine years. The couple shows widening estrangement as predictions of reconciliation surface before the year ends.
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Herman
Reatha) Waltons
Opa Locka
Cab Calloway Review Adapts for Las Vegas Crowd
Miami Beach hit at the Beachcomber last season is said to have changed its format for the Las Vegas audience. The shift aims to suit casino patrons and local tastes while preserving the revue’s signature energy and rhythm.
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Miami Beach
Las Vegas
Charles Ad Derlys of Brownsville Act in Silly Fashion
Esther and Charles Ad Derly of Brownsville act in a foolish manner challenging propriety. They are parents of five children and should set a better example for their family.
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Charles
Esther) Adderlys
Brownsville
Mrs Elizabeth Black Stricken By Stroke In May
Mrs Elizabeth Black of 561 NW 11th Terr experienced a paralytic stroke on May 29 leaving her confined to bed with right side paralysis indefinitely. She is the mother of Mrs Dorothy Beeman and grandmother of Patricia Beeman a BTW student.
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Elizabeth Black
Black
Dorothy Beeman
Little Patricia Beeman
Former Times line operator returns to town with family
B A Mills and his wife, returning from their ranch, plan permanent residence with their children. The printer photographer has surveyed Perrine and Opa Locka areas for a suitable family home.
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B. A. Mills
Times Line
Missus
Perrine
Opa Locka
Nassau Madness revue opens at Hotel DiLido in June
The Nassau Madness revue debuts tonight at Hotel DiLido with Kelsan and Viki Copez as interpretative dancers, Bunky the song and dance man Ar dith Taylor and Della St. George among a 30 member cast. The production features a 16 person chorus line and a wardrobe estimated in the $2,000 range.
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Hotel DiLido
Kelsan
Viki Copez
Bunky
Song
Ardith
Taylor
Della St. George
Collegians Club Fall Social At Hutcheson Home
The Collegians Club wives and sweethearts annual event is set for tonight on the grounds of Sumner and Haw tensie Hutcheson's Brownsville residence at 3115 NW 48th terrace. A full turnout of about 36 is expected if attendance holds, with plans for an active evening under the stars pending a favorable crowd and weather.
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Collegians Club
Sumner and
Hawtensie Hutcheson
Terr
Brownsville
Plavits
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Herman Stevens
Women’s League For Peace and Freedom
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Roscoe Gordon
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Stanley Sweeting
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