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Newspaper
Miami Times
Location
Miami, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1952
Page
7
In loving memory of Elkanah Sands who died March 9 1951. Love and remembrance live forever. Sadly missed by his wife Laura and daughters Alma Agatha Edith Jerline Harriett, twelve grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
The bereaved family of Ella Mae Dorsett gratefully thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after death. Special thanks to Father Jarrett and St. Anne's Church Hallandale Florida Local Carpenters Union No. 1834 Miami Pall Bearers Lodge No. 1 Hallandale and Carver High School Coconut Grove coworkers. Garnet Dorsett And Family
Mrs. Marion Johnson expresses gratitude to Mrs. Deva Romer vice president of St James Missionary Society and co workers and to Mr Bill Miller director of the choir and his team for cooperation at the memorial service for the late Rev J C Johnson. Special thanks go to Rev Joseph Smith for his timely consoling message.
A note of gratitude expresses appreciation to God and various religious groups including Baptist ministers council Mt Sinai Baptist Church St Arthur Eastern Stars Chapter and New Jerusalem Baptist Church of Hollywood along with Rev S A Thomas Rev H W Wright Rev T R Harrison and the Jackson Memorial hospital medical and ward No 2 nursing staff for cheerful service during a painful operation.
In loving memory of Dolores C. Wilson who died March 30, 1946. She is gone but not forgotten. A mother and father speak through this notice with prayers for strength and faith.
Mrs Garnet Dorsett of 808 NW 4th Court Hallandale died in childbirth shortly after being taken to the hospital on Monday morning March 17 Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at St Anne's Episcopal Church with Fr John J Jarrett officiating.
Prince Albert Clark of 1508 NW 6th Court died at Jackson Memorial Hospital last Sunday after a brief illness. A native of Exuma Eleuthera Bahamas and Miami resident since 1920, he is survived by wife Mary Lee Clark and three children Cora Lee Salina and Ezekiel plus other relatives. Funeral services under Francis Funeral Home direction were held Saturday at the former Pharr Funeral Home with the Rev W O Bartley officiating.
News From Perrine reports Mt Moriah Baptist Church held Sunday School at 9 45 a m and BTU at 6 p m with Rev W C Edecar delivering a stirring evening sermon Sister Lillie Saunders served as clerk Mt Siani Baptist Church also held its usual Sunday School and BTU hours with both services described as spiritually high Rev J E Murray serves as pastor and Sister Mae Lizzie Harris is clerk
The Rev Everett and Elder Elizabeth Gray led inspiring services at Hurst Chapel AME and Spiritual Baptist Church respectively with well attended Sunday School programs. A Sunday tea at R R Moten Elementary School drew generous public cooperation and attendees including Lee Jordan.
A brief dialogue centers on TEE MODEL AND FORD discussing a Sunday encounter at the school house. Ford expresses mixed feelings citing a missing girl, identified as the Little Road Island Red girl, as the cause. The exchange conveys affection and tension between the speakers.
In a period piece urging self discipline during Lent, Charm By Lou extols sacrificing indulgent foods to improve weight and well being. It advises consulting a physician for health conditions and to follow medical guidance, urging readers to eat to live and lose excess weight through diet and exercise.
Miami Times reports the annual banquet during the convention at Florida A and M College in Hipnae. Mr Sudduth will outline the MNBL program and efforts to aid local and state business leagues. NBL president to visit Tallahassee after Cincinnati board meeting March 21-22.
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