Brilliant Baccalaureate Sermon and Commencement Addresses at Florida A and M
Florida A and M University awarded 288 graduates in a campus ceremony where Dr. John W. Davis urged greatness through personal achievement and public policy, while Rev. Edward T. Graham delivered a bold sermon stressing honesty, moral center, and mindful civic duty for the new generation.
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Tallahassee
Florida A and M University
John W. Davis
West Virginia State College
Edward T. Graham
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Miami
Roy Graham
Paul
United States
Commonwealth of Ours
Supreme Court
JESCA All Day Summer Program Begins Monday
JESCA launches an all day six week summer program from June 18 to July 27 at Liberty Square and James E Scott Homes. Activities include dance dramatics music tennis photography and field trips with lunch and milk provided. Costs range from 3 to 5 dollars weekly depending on age membership and program option.
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James E. Scott Community Association
Maxine Bethel
Liberty Square
14Th Ave
James E. Scott Homes
22Nd Ave
Have your child vaccinated against polio at five clinics
Free polio vaccination offered for children at five Dade County clinics. Parents urged to bring child’s vaccination records and proof of residence. Campaign aims to increase immunization coverage in the county with convenient weekday and weekend hours.
U S Commerce Manuals Aid Small Business Men
The Miami Field Office of the U S Department of Commerce offers manuals and bulletins to help graduates and others start or run small businesses. Publications include records keeping for retail stores and developing new products, with some items available for a small fee. Office hours are 8:30 to 5, Monday through Friday, in Room 316, Post Office Building, 300 N E Ist ate, Miami, Florida.
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Miami
U. S. Department of Commerce
Sma
N.E. Ist
Ate
Fla
Leonard
Walter Fisher Faces Trial For Concealed Weapon Case
In Judge John D. Johnsons Municipal Court a docket of 112 cases was set for Monday. Walter Fisher, a cafe cook on NW 14th Street between Second Court and Third Avenue, faced charges of carrying a concealed weapon and assault with a gun on Henry Williams after a Saturday night disturbance. Williams admitted a disturbance occurred. Fisher said he acted to protect the cafe and removed Williams. Fisher was fined 125 dollars or 50 days in jail on both charges.
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John D. Johnson
Walter Fisher
N.W. 14Th Street
Second Court
Third Avenue
Henry Williams
Fisher
Williams
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Graham
Nightingale College
N.W. Stn
Dade County Clinics
U.S. Commerce Manuals
Marion A Leonard
Ware’s Shoe Clinic
Charies Ware
N.W. 20Th St. Ph
Elliott J. Pieze
Times
Gan
Johnson
Liberty City
Shi Addi
N.W
15Th Ave
Banker Brown, Mgr
Shaddie Ward
Prop
Fair Realty
Granville (Luestar) Moss
Dade County
3Rd St
New
Edison Center
Chamberlain
Mr. Martin
C. M. Jollivette
James
Toys Plants
Parrakeets
Barkley
N. W
I Pr
R.D.X
Barkley’s
N.W. 3Rd. Avenue
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