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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1952
Page
15
The Woman's Civic Club held its regular meeting on Monday night June 23 at 8 p.m. President Mrs Moreno led the session. Visiting guest Mrs Marie White of Miami spoke briefly, followed by a repast prepared by Mrs Etta Zinerman and Mrs Grace Palacios.
Among the young men who left to join the armed forces last week were Robert Barrett Randolph hannibal Harry Rivas Everette Horton and Solomon Scott.
Mr. Arthur Brown and Mr. Alfred Leroy Higgs are on the sick list and receiving well wishes for a speedy recovery from friends.
A note of heartfelt gratitude expresses sincere appreciation for a kind graduation memory. Betty Towns thanks the sender for their thoughtful congratulations and support.
Private Lofton A. Butler son of Mr and Mrs Duke D Butler of 812 Emma Street has joined the 9th Infantry Division at Fort Dix New Jersey prior to service he was a graduate of Douglass high school his wife Mrs Dorothea Butler lives at 322 Julia Street
Mrs Dorothy Brown of Tampa is spending her vacation in Island City as a house guest of her aunt Mrs Hazel Winfield of Fort Village during her visit.
Eulogy style memorial note honors Rosa Culmer Woods who died June 30 1940 in Key West Florida with lines about heaven and unity of the saints. Daughters Cinderella Brady in Tampa and Florie Manuel in Key West, sons Walter Culmer in Key West and Velock Culmer in New York are listed.
The Daughters and Sons of the Grand United Order of Pallbearers of America Inc marked its 13th successful grand lodge in Pierce with over 40 Florida lodges represented from Key West to Daytona Beach and High Springs. The social committee and junior division attended. the financial report showed 3091.43 dollars, signaling continued progress toward Zion. Theodore Lawton M. G. Woodward M. E. Weston Alice Edward Onely Albritten.
The St Louis College of Pharmacy and Allied Sciences at 4588 Parkview Place announced that Negro students will be allowed to enroll at the start of the fall term. Board president Robert L. Lund cited faculty and student body support and influence from Washington University and St Louis University. Previously Black students had to study in Terre Haute or Illinois. The college has about 400 students.
Dinah Washington launches a busy week with a Jam-packed opening at Club Birdland on Monday night. Critics greet the national blues and ballad star with warm reviews as the run continues Thursday night.
Davis high school class of 49 appears in a roundup of society and sports items. Pearl Bailey sails for Europe on Wednesday while Cab Calloway fans await Sir Stork. The Yankees discuss adding a minor league catcher. Symphony Sid leads an all star crew at Harlem Apollo. Marie Guarino and Jimmy Amatucci wed July 26 at St Josephs Church in the Bronx.
A stylish gathering titled The swank format of the Gay lords attracted a fashionable crowd at Park Terrace in the Bronx. Attendees mingled amid elegant décor and music, enjoying cocktails and conversation in a lively evening venue.
Band leader Freddie Mitchell agrees to a contract with Mercury Records signaling a move to a new label. The announcement highlights anticipated recordings and potential tours as part of the deal.
Ann Turner of Mount Vernon New York graduates from Packard Junior College where she serves as vice president and secretary of Alpha Sigma Nu Sorority and president of her class. She directed the Round Table Club, was Class Cheer Leader, an executive of the Student Council, a member of the dance club and the Observer and Year Book staff, and served on the graduation committee. She previously graduated from the A B.
Englewood mayor M Leslie Denning greeted Mary McLeod Bethune as she entered Engle Street Junior High School last week. Bethune had been barred from speaking on school property last April 24 over alleged Communist ties. An investigation by the board of education and Henry Douglas Post Auxiliary found no basis to brand her a communist, and she received a standing ovation at the event.
The roundup highlights moves and debuts from Ralph Bunche to New York City civic posts, with Lait and Mortimer in the NY Post. It mentions a Negro named as Civil Service Commission head by Mayor Impellitteri, Roy Brown at Club DeLisa in Portland, Arnett Cobb joining Dinah Washington at Club Birdland on June 26, Tiny Bradshaw at Pep's in Philadelphia, and the Ravens performing at the Regal Theater in Chicago as part of a national tour.
Golden Age members and friends invited to annual picnic at Virginia Beach on July 3 1952. Buses depart J E Community Association Building 6248 NW 15th Ave at 10 o clock and B Solomon Funeral Home NW 16th Street at 10 30. Fare 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
Mr. Herbert Ammons earned a Master of Science in agricultural education on June 15 from the University of Illinois. He is married to Mrs. Edn B Ammons. The couple will reside in Tunica Mississippi where he will serve as principal of a junior high school.
WTTT program log lists daily lineups from 7 30 am to midnight with shows such as Morning Thought Melody Time Central Alliance Italian Hour News Cast and more Also Sunday morning religious and musical programs plus variations Monday through Wednesday include Holsum House Safety First His From Hollywood The Music Box and Sepian Parade
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