May Day Crowns Liberty City Elementary Queen and King
Liberty City Elementary announces Lillian Smith 5th grade won May Queen while Daniel Jones 12th grade claimed King. runners up Helen Gardiner and Charles Ross. Families linked to NW 66th and NW 64th streets, with students at L C Primary and Dorsey, Be thune, and Jackson Toddle Inn.
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Lillian Smith
Artie McFarland
Helen Louise Gardiner
Leéessye Stinson
Daniel Jones
Helena Knowles
Charles Ross
Hazel Wilcox
Helen
Enos Fardiner
NW 66Th St
Beulah
Betty
L. C
Carney
Martin Jones
Grandma Goes to Town in Liberty City Elementary Show
Ruth K. Jones directs the first dramatic production of Liberty City Elementary School faculty. The event highlights the school community as Mrs. Jones leads rehearsals and prepares for opening night.
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Ruth K. Jones
Liberty City Elementary School
Liberty City Elementary teachers stage new view in drama
Leo Jenkins and Homer Thompson star in the first act while Elly Taylor surprises as Grandma as Liberty City elementary faculty showcase hidden talent. Attend Thursday May 11 at 8 p.m. for a dramatic production by the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Jenkins
Homer Thompson
Elly Taylor
Liberty City Elementary
Douglas School News May Day and Bond Vote Plans
Douglas teachers and pupils urge freeholder support for a bond issue and ready for the Coco nut Harvest Festival and May Day at the school on May 9 1950. Little Miss Ruby Etheridge will be crowned May Queen and Mrs Symonette leads the events with dances games and a May Pole. PTA met April 27 with many parents and teachers. Dr Ward urged civic participation on election day and plans were set for the Warvest Festival at Virginia Key on May 6.
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Douglas
Symonette
Ruby Etheridge
Carr
Douglas Pta
S. A. Ward
Virginia Key
Miamians Dominate Famcee Track Victories
The Rattler thinclads coached by Pete Griffin won top honors at the Alabama Relays and Tennessee State Relays in Nashville. Competing with Florida A&M, Alabama State College, Fisk, Allen University and Winston Salem, they earned six first places across eleven events, totaling 56 points to beat schools including Tennessee State and Fisk. Morehouse finished with 48 points in second place.
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Tallahassee
Rattler Thinclads
Pete’ Griffin
Alabama
Florida A and M
Alabama State College
Fisk University
Allen University
Winston Salem Teachers’ College
Track meet results feature multiple Florida scorers and a close team race
Speedy Harold Cambridge and James Moore of Miami finished one two in the 100 yard dash. Billy Rolle of Miami won the 220 yard dash. Manilas Hall Hamp ton and Al Warner West Palm Beach took first and second in shot put and discus. Alphonso Hearst Delray Beach won the javelin. Robert Stephens Philadelphia racked up wins in low and high hurdles. Roscoe Harrell was second in high jump. Clarence Vickers Evans placed second and third in the 440 yard dash. The undefeated 880 relay team of C Vickers N Hendon C Moore Evans won its second race. the 1 mile relay also opened with a win. Griffin-coached outfit totaled 69 points to win, Tennessee State 66 in second, Wilberforce 30, Fisk 19, Lane 2.
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Famcee
Carl Bailey
Roscoe Harrell
Manilus Hall
Alphonso Hearst
Robert Stephens
North Hendon
Curtis Moore
Willam Rolle
Harold Cambridge
Morehouse
Speedy Harold Cambridge
James Moore
Miami
William “Billy” Rolle
Manilas Hall
Hampton
Virginia
al Warner
West Palm Beach
Delray Beach
Philadelphia
Clarence Vickers
Evans
Griffin
Tennessee State
Wilberforce
Fisk
Lane College
Atlantic City Hospital to Hire Negro Medical Staff
A private Atlantic City hospital plans to add Negro doctors and nurses to its staff. A board member said the hospital will appoint at least two Negro doctors next year and enroll two Negro nursing students, with color conscious graduates accepted. The move follows protests over a 25 000 city appropriation for hospital care.
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Atlantic City, N.J
ANP
Atlantic City Hospital
Prof Herman office ad promises cure all woes in Miami
A Miami advertisement promotes Prof Herman offering readings and medicines claiming to solve any problem. It lists addresses in Miami and Charleston, with hours from 9 am to 10 pm and a service fee of $3.10. It urges visits to his 1873 NW 65th St office and warns against phone transactions.
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Herman
Miami
Fila
Prof. Herman
N.W
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Wilkie Ferguson
Gerald Pratt
Emma Wells
America
Wilkie
Alaska
NW 64Th St
Gerald
NW 70Th St
Claudella
Bethune School
Liberty City
Irene Straughter
Key West
36Th Street
Miami, Florida
Cuba
Avon
Air Port
Bahamas Club
Railroad
36Th St
Miami Times
Douglas School News
Tennessee State Relays
Rattler
Lane
C. Vickers
N. Hendon
C. Moore
Hendon
Capt
Pedican’s Beauty Shop
N. W
15Th Ave
PORO
Apex System
Edna Mae Pedican
Brownsville Drug Store
Warren W. Welters
Atlantic City
3Rd Ave
Prreny
Valaro
South
Chap Feat
Moses
Madam Hunter
73Rd Street
Miami, Fla
Calypso Eddie
Cafe Society
62Nd Street
J.B. Homes
Florida
J. B. Homes
62Nd St
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