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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1952
Page
5
Alma Sawyer died March 20 and was buried March 25 at Gethsemane Baptist Church. She leaves one sister two daughters three sons two grandchildren and many friends. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
April 7 is Tag Day to support the Attack's PTA. Parents are urged to assist in fundraising efforts. Contact Mrs. Easter Robinson of La Breast Carver Ranches to obtain tags and participate.
Mrs Viola Udell of New York daughter of Elder and Mother W O Clark spent three weeks at the Ranch and left Friday morning after an enjoyable visit noting family ties and travel.
Thursday evening a gathering honored Mrs Udell in a Christian family setting. Notables present included Rev E J Clark Elder R S Johnson Mrs Udell and several others from Liberty City. The hostesses served barbecue as gifts were given to the honoree.
Personal Mr and Mrs Homer Wade of 6514 NW 14th court entertained their son Marvin who was at home on furlough last week. The Wade family was very hospitable and the best of everything was in abundance. Cpl Wade, who has just returned from France, left for Camp Kilmer on Monday.
In sad but loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother Mrs Blanche Romer who departed this life April 4 1951. Gone but not forgotten Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep From which none ever wakes to weep A calm undisturbed repose Unbroken by the last of foes May she rest in peace The Family
The best known U S mystic for fifteen years relocates permanently to his own residence at 2118 NW 2nd Street in Miami Florida.
Franklin D. Ross records a morning prayer asking God to remove uncleanness, unite men of all creeds and colors in thoughts and deeds, and grant strength to leave sin behind. He seeks forgiveness and daily goodness to avoid repeating past faults.
Memorial note from Eva Grant, daughter, honoring husband and father James Grant who died in 1950. Poignant lines reflect sorrow, faith, and a family tribute in a blackletter memorial style.
A public alert warns against purchasing a gray and maroon tape recorder described as stolen. Call 2 6140 for information. The notice is attributed to Billy Browne.
Sundry store and restaurant site for sale at two locations. Hubert Gordon advertises a complete restaurant and beer and wine tavern with all licenses in hand at 6849 NW 15th Ave. Another shop is for sale at 507 NW 17th St, described as reasonable price and good location.
Missing since last Friday a small black female puppy with a black and white face. Reward if found call 82 0596. Minnis at 415 Northwest 17th Street.
Rental notice for 3058 Northwest 52nd Street asking ten dollars weekly. Accepts up to two children.
Delray Beach Sunday noon funeral services at Mt Olive Baptist for Caldwell Birtlett Charlow eldest son of James and the late Ethel Charlow. Charlow shot as he stepped from his car en route to lodge. Community mourns. Charlow held offices in Knights of Pythias and other fraternal bodies. survived by wife Otteria and multiple relatives. Service led by Rev N A Jenkins with large attendance at church.
The Deerfield union meeting transitions from quarterly to annual gatherings. The day features guest preacher The Rt. Rev. Edward Thomas Demby D D retired Suffragan Bishop of Arkansas and of the South West.
Two houses to be moved with indicated payments 75 dollars and 450 dollars. Inquiries at 3344 NW 50th St or by phone 58-1430. Date listed April 5.
Advertises Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets as relief for hot flashes and nervous distress during change of life. Claims 63 and 80 percent effectiveness in doctors tests, urges women to try the medicines for soothing hormonal symptoms and emotional pains.
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