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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1956

Page

5

National Baptist Congress invites Miami delegates in June

Numerous Miamians will attend the National Baptist Sunday School and Baptist Training Union Congress in Los Angeles June 18 to 24. Delegates include Daisy Benson Lee Etta Thomas Estelle Jones and Alexander Brooks from Mt. Sinai Mt Zion and Mt Tabor leaders and C Sullivan Culver of Antioch. Briefer notes cover the travel plans and potential Miami outreach after the congress.

National Baptist Sunday School and Baptist Training Union Congress Los Angeles Mesdames Daisy Benson Lee Etta Thomas Mt. Sinai Estelle Jones Alexander Brooks Mt. Zion Henrietta Pearson Edith James St. John J. N. Byrd Sylvester Bruton Mt. Tabor C. Sullivan Culver Antioch C. B. Miller District Baptist Training Union Thomas Benson Jones Culver Mays High School Culvers Miami

Father's Day Speaker at Mount Zion Baptist Church

Dr. R. W. Puryear will be main speaker for the Men’s Day Father’s Day program at Mount Zion Baptist Church Sunday June 17. He will address morning and evening services. A North Carolina native and Howard and Indiana graduate, he has been YMCA worker, Butler College president, and is now president of Florida Normal Industrial and Memorial College in St Augustine. Public invited.

Royal Puryear Florinda Normal College St. Augustine Florida Mt. Zion Baptist Church R. W. Puryear Mount Zion Baptist Puryear North Carolina Howard Indiana YMCA Butler College Tyler Texas Florida Normal Industrial and Memorial College

Johnson and Johnson Exchange Nuptial Vows

Bernice Helen Johnson daughter of Mrs Matilda Johnson married James Johnson Jr at Ebenezer Methodist Church. Rev Aaron Hall officiated under an arch of white flowers with organist Gladys Robinson McFord and soloist Marguerite Miller. The bride wore chantilly lace gown with pearl trim, veil, and carried a white Bible with carnations. Guests included Matilda Johnson mother of the bride. reception at the Samuel Johnsons home followed by a journey to Tallahassee for study plans.

Bernice Helen Johnson Matilda Johnson James Johnson, Jr Ebenezer Methodist Church Aaron Hall Gladys Robinson McFord Marguerite Miller Ephraim E. Johnson John Bullard, Jr Johnese Bullard Barbara Gardner Samuel Johnson Arthur Bulin Eugene E. Butler Samuel Johnsons Edison Center Lenora Braynon Smith Mesdames Alethia Butler Agnes Hezikiah Decia Howell Rebecca Johnson Genesta Sweeting Tallahassee Poinciana Park School Miami Johnson FAMU Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Air Force James Johnson Liberty City Lampados Club

American Legion School Awards Continued From Page One

An active Mt. Zion Baptist Church member and led by an American Legion sponsor, the awards honored two runner ups. Bradney Curlin served as Dade County Jr. Red Cross president and BTW Press Club reporter and held multiple youth and church roles.

Golf Suit Against City to Be Refiled

Five Miami Negroes pursue desegregation of the municipal golf course after a technical dismissal. Judge Lieb instructs to name the city and officials as defendants and specify the race claimed. The amended suit, also involving Woodrow Laughinghouse, E A Evans, and F O Roberts, will be refiled within 10 days with Negro golfers within the cities limited as petitioners.

Joseph P. Lieb G. E. Graves Edwin L. Davis City of Miami Woodrow Laughinghouse City of Miami Miami Springs E. A. Evans F. O. Roberts United States

Honor of Youth Medal Recipients Cited by Commander Harris

Dorothy Williams and other youths are praised for leadership and service in groups like Grade V-Teens and NAACP Youth Council. The speaker emphasizes reverence for God and love of country, urging obedience to seven award objectives as life's foundation.

Dorothy Williams TYC Naacp Youth Council March of Dimes Red Cross Community Chest World Brotherhood Dinner of Americas King of Clubs Forum Greater Bethel Ame Harris

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