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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1952
Page
3
Dorsey High School reports Susie Lamar and Wiss O. L. Notage served as delegates to the Florida Congress of Parents and Teachers in St. Petersburg. They called the meeting inspirational and said attendees resolved to strengthen their local PTA.
Liberty City Primary School held a February assembly where second grade classes dramatized lives of notable February-born figures. A skit by Beatrice Sanders tied into Narcotic Week. The PTA Anniversary Tea is set for March 16 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Smith with Dr. James T. Wilson as guest speaker.
The piece blends a lively baseball nostalgia with a private family notice. It celebrates opening season chatter about the Dodgers and Braves while announcing the adoption of a nine month old girl named Patsy, a brown eyed brown haired German Police dog, to replace the late Nicky. Patsy shows early signs of intelligence and obedience.
Mt Sinai Baptist Church led by Rev J E Murray with Sister Mae Lizzie Harris as clerk held heart warming services Sunday. Sunday School convened at 9 45 a m and the BTA met at 6 p m. The pastor preached and administered the Lord's Supper during evening worship.
Rev W C Edgar preached a stirring message at Mt Moriah Baptist Church and administered Holy Communion to a large gathering. Impressive services continued at Hurst Chapel AME Church with Rev Everette as pastor as young people attended Sunday School and ACE league. Worship was spiritually refreshing.
In Columbia federal court former jailer Reuben L. Irby was convicted on three of 14 counts for whipping three Black female prisoners with leather straps, amid a verdict after nine hours. Judge George Bell Timmerman sentenced him to six months or a $100 fine. two counts were acquitted.
A reader quotes a line about restraint and courtesy, noting strong feelings about waking an elder and addressing a person named Tee. The remark frames a social debate over respect and consideration.
Mt Moriah Baptist Church celebrated its 14th anniversary for Rev. W. C. Edcar with many friends joining in activities and refreshments. Two deacons were ordained Sunday, and thanks were extended to helpers by the pastor, officers, and members.
The report names sick individuals including Lee Jordan Brother Gray Sister Naomi and Sister Grace Mabry. Ben Nathan is in serious condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Brother McFadden visited him on Sunday.
A dialogue between Tee and Ford recalls a father who beat them. they note his consented death and two sisters purchase a grave stone bearing the epitaph Father is at Rest, while another inscribes He is not dead but sleeps.
In doctors tests Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets reportedly relieved hot flashes and nervous distress in 63 and 80 percent of cases. The ad touts vegetable compound and iron tablet as solutions for midlife symptoms and monthly menstrual discomfort, urging readers to try trial sizes.
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