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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1951

Page

8

Five Denied Right To Enter U. of F.

Florida Supreme Court denied five Negroes admission to the University of Florida arguing no good reason supported their push for entry to courses not offered at Florida A and M College. Hawkins' case was chosen for the opinion. others’ petitions were denied. The board of control said Negro students may attend UF and FSU until A and M graduate programs are established.

Hawkins Board of Control University of Florida Florida State University A and M

Love and Charity District Grand Tabernacle Convention in Miami

Love and Charity District Grand Tabernacle No 4 Florida holds its 51st Annual Convention in Miami at the Temple on 1th st and ard ave June 25 to 27. Grand opening Monday 8 pm at Mt Olivet Baptist Church. D.G.W.S dispensation for 1.00. Tuesday tours and conclave schedule. Wednesday session at 9 am with appeal for wide officer and delegate cooperation.

Love and Charity District Grand Tabernacle No. 4 Florida Miami St. Andard Ave Mt. Olivet Baptist Church D.G.W.S North Pole

Bahamian Dancer Paul Meeres in Our World feature

Paul Meeres a famed Bahamian dancer appears in Our World detailing Josephine Baker in America and Europe. Once Miss Baker’s partner in the late 1930s Follies Bergères in Paris he now runs the Four Dices Club in Nassau.

Paul Meeres Josephine Baker America Europe Mr. Meeres Miss Baker Paris France Four Dices Club Nassau

Cornerstone laid for King Street construction by Masons

At 4 30 p m Sunday June 17 ceremonies marked the laying of the cornerstone of a building under construction by the Independent Order of Brothers and Sisters of Love and Charity in King Street Rt Worshipful W W Thompson Grand Master led the event with wide representation from other lodges and religious bodies Nas sau members conducted the ceremony

Order of Brothers and Sisters of Love and Charity King Street Prince Hall Masons of Nassau W. W. Thompson

Nassau Dean Accepts Senior Chaplain Post in Canterbury

The Very Rev. Dean Jay of Nassau has accepted the Senior Chaplain role to the Archbishop of Canterbury and will depart at month’s end for the new post.

Dean Jay Nassau Archbishop of Canterbury

Nellie Kelly Weds Ralph Waldo Wood in June Ceremony

On June 6 Miss Nellie Kelly daughter of ex Sergeant Frank D Kelly and the late Mrs Kelly married Ralph Waldo Emerson Wood. Archdeacon D R Knowles assisted by Canon Milton Cooper conducted the rites. Bridal party included Miss May Belle Kelly Miss Mildred Wood Mrs Effie Roberts Mrs Mildred Wood Mr Cecil Godet Mr Reginald Wood and Mr Chris Cooper. Ushers were Troquil Arnett Roosevelt Godet Clifford Storr James Davis and Ormond Poitier.

Nellie Kelly Frank D. Kelly Roosevelt Godet Clifford Storr James Davis Ormond Poitier

First German ship enters port since World War II arrives

The 1400 ton Consul Ark of Bremmen entered the harbor on June 11 with a general cargo from New York marking the first German ship to reach the port since the war began. Joshua Lockwood Sands and Miss Effie Geral dine Bullard wed at Bain's Town Gospel Hall on Sunday, June 17, in a Savannah Sound ceremony.

Consul Ark of Joshua Lockwood Sands Liza J. Sands William Sands Palmetto Point Eleuthera Effie Geraldine’ Bullard Martin L. Bullard Savannah Sound Bain’s Town Gospel Hall

Obituary notices for Clarke and Johnson families

Clarke died at his home on June 10 and is survived by his widow and two sons. Johnson, age 71, died at her residence on Hospital Lane on June 6 and is survived by two sons, three daughters, one sister, six grandchildren, and many other relatives.

Clarke Ethel Johnson Hospital Lane Jack William Johnson Bloneva Minns Francis Dorsett Nassau Olive Parks Jamaica Maggie Strachan

Nurse Grace Yvonne North Dies After Illness at 45

Nurse Grace Yvonne North aged 45, eldest child of the late Mr and Mrs W B North, died at her East Street home on June 14 after a period of illness. She was well known in nursing and active in community work. Survived by a daughter Sydney, two sisters Erma Stanhope in England and Beryl Smith in Nassau, and five brothers Terry in England Albert in New York Kendal Leslie and Basil in Nassau.

Grace Yvonne North W. B. North East Street Sydney Erma Stanhope England Beryl Smith Nassau Terry North Albert North New York Kendal, Leslie and Basil North

Mrs Mary Johnson 76 Dies at Harbor Island Home

Mrs Mary Johnson a native of Harbor Island died at her son Lambert Johnsons home on Okra Hill June 7. She was 76 and survived by her husband Cur Johnson three sons and six grandchildren.

Mary Johnson Harbor Island Lambert Johnson Okra Hill Cur J Johnson

Three Miamians Complete 14 Weeks Infantry Training

Three men from Miami completed 14 weeks of infantry training with Company G 28th Regiment of the 8th Infantry Division at Fort Jackson South Carolina. Privates Ruval A. Smith Jorge J F Arcay and Willie Lee McKeithen hailed from local families and attended George Washington Carver High School Simon Gratz High in Philadelphia and St Augustine College in Raleigh. They enlisted in Miami last February and trained together before completing the program.

Miami 8Th Infantry Division Fort Jackson S. C Ruval A. Smith Ruval Smith Jorge J. F. Arcay Julius B. Arcay Willie Lee McKeithen Eva R. Williams Hibiscus St Smith McKeithen George Washington Carver High School St. Augustine College Raleigh N.C Armay Simon Gratz High Philadelphia Commonwealth Homes Corporation Tampa

Infantry trainees complete 14 weeks of rigorous program

During a 14 week infantry training period the men fired the majority of light infantry weapons. They engaged in practical squad and platoon problems and underwent intensive physical training in service type replacement.

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U. of F John Burroughs, D.G.S Benjamin OB 62Nd St Miami, Fla The Bahamas Charles Irvin Lucky Curios Lucky Star Supply Company N.W. 5Th St Carver Ranches Royal Venetian Blind CO N.W. 7Th Ave Lucky John Dept N. 7Th St St. Louis, Mo APT N.W. List Terrace T. L. Johnson N.W Liberty City Brown Sub 15Th Avenue Arnold Cambridge Leonarida Second Ave
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