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Newspaper

Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1950

Page

5

Miami Town Notes on Local Entertainers and Plans

Stanley Sweeting reports small town updates. Baby Henderson moved from ODell’s Lounge to Atlas Elks Club where he plays organ and piano. Calvin Davis hopes to escort a Jackson hospital nurse in June. Sandy Green resumes social duties at the Harlem Club with a Sunday Evening of Blue offering free cocktails 7 to 8. Mrs. Caroline Edwards is ill at home and could use a visit.

Baby Henderson O’dell’s Atlas Elks’ Club Calvin Davis Jackson Hospital Sandy Green Impressairo Harlem Sandy Caroline Edwards

Yawn Patrol and Davie’s Dugout Glow at Local Clubs

Quartet The Yawn Patrol with Doc Sausage and his five Wennies lit up Rock-Pal Sunday night with Rag Mop and other jukebox hits. Davie’s Dugout welcomed Lil Esther Paul Gayten and Co for Mistrustin Daddy and more. Coconut Harvest Festival in Virginia Beach features Club Savoy Cafe Society headliners Phil Harris Slick and Sickie Mickey Mobley Jewel Vici Copez Marian Griffin.

Doc Sausage Wennies Lil Esther Paul Gayten Davie Daddy Blond O’dell Club Savoy Cafe Society Virginia Beach Phil Harris Slick and Sickie Mickey Mobley Jewel Vici Copez Marian Silas'Green) Griffin

Salt Water Taffy At Greater Miami Elks Club

Andy Gump Martin Junior Hunt Reuben Snub Moseley and other ace musicians chat after hours at the Greater Miami Elks Club while manager Jimmie Reeves guides a wandering reporter. Ray the bongo artist has agreed to perform for Leon Claxton. Bill Harris the Rockland Palace host says he welcomes press coverage and notices. Reeves and Harris are noted for press relations. Sandy Green and TOPS Kimball are also mentioned.

Andy Gump Martin Junior Hunt Reuben Snub Moseley Ace Evuf Carnegie Hall Greater Miami Elks’ Club Mgr Jimmie Reeves Fish Ray Cafe Society Calypso Crew Leon Claxton Bill Harris Rockland Palace Messrs Reeves and Harris Sandy Green Harlem Tops Kimball

Noted Football Star Suffered Hemorrhage and Hospitalized

Chris Ingraham, former BTW and Famcee standout, endured a hemorrhage last Saturday and was rushed to Jackson Hospital where he recuperates amid visits. Also, social notes mention Lucky Millender heading for Club Harlem May 28, Evelyn Austin’s May 28 birthday, Mary Dingle’s Boston visit and return, and speculation about romance and a wedding with Henry Fox Smith’s plans.

Chris Ingraham BTW Famcee Jackson Hosp Lucky Millender Harlem Evelyn Austin Royal Palm Beauty Salon Mary Dingle Boston Mary Henry (Fox) Smith

Cuff Notes on Cuff See City Police Prospects

A mixed squad of junior police hints at a possible future policewoman on the roster. Cecil Griffin’s arriving son becomes head of the POPulation. Community Drug wires flare from a night patrolman and a cutie. Mrs Tony Sobers plans Minneapolis move. Benny O Berry expands driver instruction with a 1950 Ford and Johnny Braynon. Jimmie Reeves succeeds Sinclair Rogers at Rockland’s Wednesday offerings.

Cecil Griffin Tony Sobers Minneapolis Benny O’berry Johnny Braynon Jimmie Reeves Sinclair Rogers Phil Harris Rockland

Divorce Scandal Rumors Hit Tampa Isle Near July

Nassau natives recall local publicity habits as rumors of a summer divorce circle the Palm Beach scene. The Booker T. Elliotts hire lawyers while the Parks welcome a third child on May 21. A lurid tale unfolds of secret meetings and a sedan lift gone wrong, with whispered consequences for marital trust.

Gutter Gazette Tampa Booker T. Elliotts Palm Beach Paul Parks Nassau Hubby Hub

Schenley Popular Bartender Contest Ends May 15

The Miami Times thanks all participants and urges final votes by May 15. Prizes will be awarded at a public party with dinner and refreshments. Mrs Kronenfeld and her committee will receive donations from votes sold by bartenders and barmaids, including Belle Glade participants.

Schenley Miami Times Belle Glade Chick Young

Death Notices for Ivey Kerson at Mt Tabor Baptist Church

Funeral services were held for Ivey Kerson aged 40 of 1867 NW 66th Street on Wednesday May 3 at Mt Tabor Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife Martha and two sons. Seniors Funeral Home arranged the services.

Ivey Kerson 66Th St Mt. Tabor Baptist Church Martha Seniors Funeral Home

Funeral services for Samuel A. Thomas held May 2

Samuel A. Thomas of 724 NW 3rd Ave. was laid to rest in a service at Seniors forty sixth Street Funeral Chapel on Tuesday May 2. He was the son of Freddie B. Thomas and his wife of the same address.

Samuel A. Thomas 3Rd Ave Forty-Sixth Street Freddie B. Thomas

Divorce Plot Sparks Move to Veterans Home Choice

A confused, unnamed narrator accuses a GI of planning divorce from his wife to wed his “sweetie.” They aim to pick a living spot, while the wife must co sign entrance papers. The speaker jokes about Baker’s Bar and Earl Edwards aiding a father figure, closing with a folksy sign off.

Baker’s Earl Edwards

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