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Miami Times

Location

Miami, Florida, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1957

Page

5

Around Miami: A lively mix of people and nightlife buzz

A Miami column notes Dizzy Jones packing Clyde's Elks Club and hints at upcoming recordings. Little Richard allegedly clashed with a deputy in Augusta. Cora Ferguson joins Bud Ward at Flamingo Restaurant as cashier and hostess. Mentions of reps, a bank petition, record sessions, and local figures paint a bustling social scene.

Dizy Jones Clyde’s Elks Club Dizzy Richard Penniman Augusta Benny Brake Penniman Little Richard Cora Ferguson Miami Bud Ward Flamingo Miss Ferguson Africa Grace Monaco 62Nd St

Mother Celebrates 60th Birthday in Civic Life

Mrs. Caroline Ward, a prominent religious civic and social worker of the city, marks her 69th birthday with activities planned at home in Perrine but attends the Household of Ruth State meeting in Sarasota due to her civic commitments. She will conclude birthday events at the State Beautician Convention in Orlando next week. Naomi Symonette, her daughter, honors her mother.

Lew Wallace Caroline Ward Ward Orlando Abraham Lincoln Naomi Symonette

Card of Thanks for Mrs Martha Usher and Miss Pearley Earley

The families express gratitude to friends for kindness during bereavement. Thanks are extended for cards telegrams flowers and the use of cars. Special thanks go to Rev P W Williams Elder Wallace and the B Solomon Funeral Home. Mrs Dora Brown sister Mrs Daisy Alexander sister Edwin Johnson brother

Martha Usher Pearley M. Earley P. W. Williams Wallace B. Solomon Funeral Home Dora Brown Daisy Alexander Edwin Johnson

For Sale Two Kitchen Units And Stove

For sale a Frigidaire stove in white enamel with three burners one deep well cooker oven two storage drawers measures 37 by 23 by 36 inches in very good condition plus a white enamel kitchen sink cabinet with hot and cold faucet measures 41 by 22 by 36 inches and a three drawer cabinet both items in A one condition stove priced at 50 dollars sink 50 dollars together 90 dollars call FR 1 8441.

Bahama News Roundup: Fatal Crash and Local Sports Wins

George Harrison, 70, died after being struck by a car driven by Police Constable James Harris while cycling on Wulff Road at 10 30 pm on April 19. He had worked for the Health Department and served as catechist at Margaret's Church Kemp Road. Also, Richard Miller, 28, was shot by Andrew Sherman during an Easter Sunday argument at Miller's cool drink stand and survived after hospitalization. Evans received a death sentence, the chief justice's second in two weeks, following Zacharias Monroe. Nassau's cycling champion Carl Blades won the Alexis Nohan marathon, finishing 11 miles from MacPherson's Bend to Hobby Horse Hall with Blades leading Thompson by 500 yards.

George Harrison James Harris Wulff Road Harrison Health Department Margaret’s Kemp Road Richard Miller Andrew Sherman Miller Hospital Lane Princess Margaret Hospital Sherman Evans Zacharias Monroe Carl Blades Nassau Alexis Nohan MacPherson

Brother of Charles Sherman Convicted in Lowe Sound Murder

Bruce Evans, a 39 year old seaman, was convicted by a 12 man jury in the Supreme Court on April 24 for the knife murder of his cousin Charles Sherman at Lowe Sound Andros after an altercation on February 12. The trial produced a decisive verdict amid tense local mood.

Bruce Evans Seaman Supreme Court

Widow Blanche Bosfield Dies in New York at 78

Mrs Blanche Bosfield widow of the late Nathaniel Bosfield died in New York City on April 24 at age 78. She left the Bahamas 50 years ago and is survived by three daughters and other relatives.

Blanche Bosfield Nathaniel Bosfield New York City Bahamas

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