Miss Mercedes Hannibal to Wed Clarence Wildgoose
A social shower honored Miss Mercedes Hannibal on Friday night June 10 at the Community Center. The Coral Singers sponsored the event with Miss Hannibal as director. The marriage will occur Saturday night June 25 at Cornish Memorial AME Zion Church, Rev. A F Hooper officiating. Both are members of Douglass High School faculty.
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Mercedes Hannibal
Coral Singers
Miss Hannibal
Clarence Wildgoose
Cornish Memorial
AME Zion Church
A.F. Hooper
Clarence
Douglass High School
College students home for summer listed
A group of students taking summer break includes Rose Marie McGee John Saunders Rufus Rolle Alfred Saunders and Samuel Hannibal from Florida A and M University Bethune-Cookman College Daytona Beach Lillian Greene and Patricia Ferguson from Xavier University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Marie McGee
John Saunders
Rufus Rolle
Alfred Saunders
Florida A and M University
Samuel Hannibal
Bethune-Cookman College
Daytona Beach
Lillian Greene
Patricia Ferguson
Xavier U
Pinder Family Vacation Visits Grandparents in Town
Misses Ferrecita Pinder Pamelia Pinder Archie and Terry Pinder spend their vacation visiting grandparents Mrs Rowena Pinder Mr and Mrs Benjamin Butler and aunt Mrs Eloise Reynolds in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrecita Pinder
Pamela Pinder
Archie
Terry Pinder
Rowena Pinder
Benjamin Butler
Eloise Reynolds
Mrs Cleare Leaves City for Pensacola Visit
Mrs Rosalie Cleare departs the city for Pensacola accompanied by her mother Mrs Ethel Cleare who will spend vacation visiting her daughter and son in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Cleare
Pensacola
Ethel Cleare
Lola Edwards Arrives in City for Vacation Visit
Miss Lola Edwards daughter of William Edwards and granddaughter of Mrs Alice Edwards arrives in the city from New York to spend her vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Edwards
William Edwards
Alice Edwards
City
New York
Mrs Celestine Evans Leaves City for Month in New York
Mrs Celestine Evans travels to New York for a month long vacation to visit her children. Friends extend wishes for a pleasant stay and safe travels.
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Celestine . Evans
New York
Mrs Lang Dies in Monroe After Short Illness
Mrs Annie Lang, a well known community member, died Monday morning at Monroe General Hospital after a short illness. She was active in Cornish Memorial AME Zion Church, the Woman's Civic Club, the Elks Lodge, Eastern Star, Household of Ruth, and Pallbearers Lodge. Funeral services will be held Sunday June 19 at Cornish Memorial AME Zion Church with Rev A F Hooper officiating. She leaves a son Hansel McGee, a grandson and granddaughter, and many relatives and friends.
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Annie Lang
Monroe General Hospital
Cornish Memorial Ame Zion Church
Woman’s Civic Club
The
Elks Lodge
Eastern Star
Household of Ruth
Pallbearers Lodge
A. F. Hooper
Hansel McGee
Pvt Charlie Colson on 20 day furlough in city
Private Charlie Colson of the 10th Infantry Division based at Fort Riley Kansas is spending a 20 day furlough with his wife Edna at 1311 Northwest 65th Street. He will ship to Germany on return to service.
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Charlie Colson
10Th Infantry
Ft. Riley
Kansas
City
Edna
65Th St
Colson
Germany
Robert Ingraham Graduate Plans Teaching Career
Robert Wilmore Ingraham, graduate of St Augustine's College Raleigh and Dorsey High School, is the son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Ingraham. He lives with his mother Laura at 1842 NW 73rd St. He was one of the high honor students at St Os and intends to teach.
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Robert Wilmore Ingraham
St. Augustine’s College
Raleigh
N. C
Alphpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
Bob
Dorsey High School
Edwin Ingraham
Laura
Roberts family travels for NYU commencement
On Tuesday morning James W. Roberts flew East ern Airlines to New York City for his daughter Jennie B. Roberts graduation at New York University. Jennie, a child hood education major with high marks, plans to join Bethune Elementary staff. Accompanying James were Edith M. Roberts, R. N., of Mt. Sinai Hospital Miami Beach, who will be a guest of the university.
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Eastern Airlines
James W. Roberts
New York City
Jennie B
New York University
Miss Roberts
Bethune Elementary
Roberts
Edith M. Roberts
R. N
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Miami Beach
Holmes Elementary 1955 class thanks faculty staff and community
The sixth grade at Holmes Elementary expresses appreciation for physical education music art and library staff and the nurse and principal. They thank the faculty and PTA leaders, acknowledge Student Council newscast, and salute community supporters and past student achievements as they look toward 1956.
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Jackson
Senm
Holmes Elementary
Cruspy
Wanza
Dunn
Bracknell
Williams
Inez C. Foster
Dade County
Jereline
Bre) Blacknell
J. B. Blacknell
North Carolina State College
Ruby S. Bethel
White
Bellamy
Bethel
Crampton
Grace
Rocky
WFEC
Liberty
Langston
A. P. Johnson
L. R. Pecke
Reeves
Miami Times
Langston McKinney
Mrs. Williams
C. M. Crumpton
Grand United Faithful Few Clubs Hold 2nd Convention
The Grand United Faithful Few Clubs opened their 2nd annual convention at their new club building on June 16 in Washington Park. Public may attend each meeting through Sunday. Grand president is Mrs. Lillian Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand United Faithful
Washington Park
4Th St
Lillian Scott
Church and club thanked for donation in Mt Zion area
Ebbett Carswell expresses gratitude to Mt Zion Methodist Church members for their donation and to the Faithful Few Club No 3 for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebbett Carswell
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
Juanita Jackson Kindergarten Opens for Summer
Notice states the Juanita Jackson Kindergarten will stay open during summer with contact numbers 84-6768 and 1723 NW 63rd street J25. Mrs Crumpton is praised for a successful year and best wishes are offered. New officers installed for 1955-56 include Joseph Crumbly president Dennis Smith vice president Bellamy treasurer Ann Braynon recording secretary Humes financial secretary Nairn chaplain A P Johnson reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Jackson
63Rd Street
James W. Johnson Elementary Essay Contest Winners
The Hialeah Police Benevolent Association hosted an essay contest on "The Causes of Juvenile Delinquency" for all Hialeah and Miami Springs schools. Rosalind Ann Miller of James W. Johnson Elementary was among seven winners receiving a $10 prize. Carrie Arnold reported.
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Key West
Frances E. Palmer
Mrs. Cleare
the Faithful Few Club No
Altherta Mincey
A. O. Henderson
Inez Saulter
Bob Martin
Willie Mae Valdez
Leroy Glover
Teller
James Vickers
Walter Bowe
Rosalie Gillard
Eleanor Bowe
Ebbert Carswell
Marshall
Carver Ranches
PTA
Mary Saunders
Hyde Park
Scippio
Edward Gulfeford
Miami Drive
Alma C. Brown
Esther Robbins
Louise Jenkins
R. Wilson
Tamar Culpepper
Treas
Fred Riley
1St Street
Francita
Attucks
Dania
Fredericka
BTW
Miami
Tuskegee Institute
Broward
County News
James W. Johnson
Robin Conservatory
N.W
18Th Ave
Accordian
Baker’s Bar
N.W. 20Th St
Earl Edwards
Cliff Baker
Privoceses
Moses
Terael
Madam Hunter
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