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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1957
Page
7
The family of the late Eliada McCloud and Elain Miller express gratitude for cards condolences and gifts from friends in Miami Detroit and Briggs employees. They list several named mourners and extend blessings while sharing a verses about peaceful slumber and reunion in heaven.
In sad but loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother The Family.
In loving memory of our dear one Conley Lee Thomas who departed this life on June 31 1956. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife one sister one son and one daughter rest Wsedad 08 OR ANS Serre. In Heaven s name.
A memorial tribute for Eva M Young who died June 17 1953. Husband James T Young and son Leander Young Sr mourn her loss with daughters Daisy Y Reid and Evelyn S Young and son in law Ray F Reid. The family recalls the sorrow of parting and the lasting love they share.
In memory of our husband father and grandfather Mr James Poitier who died June 14 1956 Gone but not forgotten May he rest in peace and light perpetual shine upon him Poitier Family
Mr Edward L Ward died June 12 1956 though the family says he is not dead but away. The notice from the Ward and Symonette Families carries a touching verse about his absence and lingering memory. It frames death as a journey to an unknown land and invites readers to remember him with a cherry smile.
Mary Louise Meadows Hinton expresses gratitude for kindness shown during bereavement. Thanks recipients for cards letters telegrams flowers and other gestures of sympathy. Special thanks to Ven. John E. Culmer rector of St Agnes Episcopal Church church members and Francis Funeral Home.
The family of the late Mrs Joyce Johnson Kelly who died May 12 and was laid to rest May 20, 1957, thanks friends for support during bereavement. They acknowledge cards letters telegrams flowers and other acts of sympathy.
William Grant of 1712 Northwest 66th Street died June 6 after an eight day illness at Magnolia Hospital. Survived by widow several sons and daughters four sisters and other relatives. Funeral services held June 13 at St. James AME Church with Rev. A J Reddick officiating. Burial in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
George Williams of 1774 NW 62nd Terrace died at home on June 7 after a long illness. Survived by daughter Mrs. A Ruth Mincey and other relatives. Services on June 18 at 2 pm at New Hope Primitive Baptist Church with Rev Samuels officiating. Burial at Lincoln. Evans Scott of 2460 NW 160th Street died June 7 on his way to work. A Seaboard Railroad 15 year employee. Survived by widow Beatrice, two sons, mother, two sisters, a brother and other relatives. Services June 13 at First Baptist Church of Opa Locka with Rev Macon. Burial at Lincoln.
In loving memory of our darling mother Jarrett who passed on June 16 1949. May light perpetual shine upon her.
Prince Sturrrup died June 8. Survived by daughter Mrs. Iva Sturrup Pinder and other relatives. Services at Ebenezer M. E. Church on Saturday, June 15 at 2 00 p.m. Rev. A Hall officiating. Burial at Lincoln Cemetery.
Willie J Caruthers of 2000 NW 67th st apt 10 died Sunday, June 9. Survived by mother Ruby Coleman and other relatives. In repose at the chapel, to be taken to Vidalia, Georgia Friday night for final rites and burial Sunday.
George Quash of 1600 NW 64th Street was pronounced dead at Jackson Memorial Hospital on June 9. He is survived by one sister in New York City.
Burial services were held on Thursday at Mt Zion Baptist Church with Rev Edward T Graham officiating. The interment followed at Lincoln Cemetery, marking the final rites for the deceased.
Richardson Edward Thornton of 528 G NW 14th Street died at home on Saturday June 8. Funeral services are set for Friday June 14 at 3 p.m. Rev Thedford Johnson officiating. Interment will be in City Cemetery. He leaves a wife, a son, and other relatives.
Mrs Malvina Chisholm of 1424 Northwest 73rd Street died on Saturday June 8. Funeral services will be held June 15 at noon from St Matthew Baptist Church with interment at Lincoln. She leaves a husband and a daughter.
The obituary notes 12 year old Master Nolan Valentine Ferguson of 1230 NW 63rd St died Tuesday June 11 with funeral set for Monday June 17 at the Church of the Incarnation. Also listed is David Arnod Hudson Jr. of 1851 Wilmington St Richmond Heights a World War II veteran who died June 7 at Veterans Hospital Coral Gables and whose funeral is planned for Saturday June 15 at Mt Olivette Baptist Church.
The Division of Vocational and Adult Education will reopen evening programs at Northwestern Senior High Mayes High and Booker T. Washington on July 8 after a three week break. Enrollments open for business education courses typing shorthand bookkeeping and accounting. Also offered are pre evening high school activities reading writing and arithmetic and evening courses in English mathematics science social studies and arithmetic plus trade classes in cabinet making woodwork carpentry auto mechanics dry cleaning and laundry radio and television tailoring power sewing electricity machine repair and baking. Special classes include Child Care Development for nursery school teachers and citizenship classes for non citizens.
The family of Mrs. Charlie Mae Strickland Williams thanks relatives for letters cards telegrams and flowers during their dark hours. Mrs L Strickland aunt and Mrs A Dupree mother also extend their gratitude for kindness.
Abe Coleman of 2204 NW 61st street was killed Friday night after stepping into a car’s path at NW 62nd street and 18th avenue. Survived by wife, daughter, mother and father. Body to be shipped by Seniors Funeral Home to Green Cove Springs for burial.
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