Mother's Day Highlights at Cornish Chapel AME Zion Church
Evening observances at Cornish Chapel AME Zion Church honored mothers with a floral altar arranged by relatives. Oma Sergeant Joseph Plantas and Mrs Sara Young were mentioned among attendees and illness notes. Local notices recall visits, military assignments, and community club gatherings, featuring the Progressive Social Club and American Legion events with updates on personnel and upcoming parades.
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Cornish Chapel
Ame Zion Church
J. B. Stafford
Elks Charity Ball Thursday at Harlem Square Ballroom
The Elks Atlas Lodge No. 308 sponsors a charity ball at the Harlem Square Ballroom on May 31. Table reservations are on sale at the Elks office, phone 2 8828, hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Harlem Square Ballroom
The
Elks Atlas Lodge
Elks Office
Junior Red Cross Final Meeting May 18 at School Auditorium
The Junior Red Cross County Council held its final meeting on Friday May 18 in the school administration building auditorium. Miss Herbertine Dixon retiring president of B T Washington high presided. A Dorsey high school skit showcased Red Cross services worldwide and Goulds Junior high offered entertainment. Officers for 1951 52 were installed by Miss Eloyce Clarke: Alvin Espy George D Carver president and Irene Bullard vice president of Dorsey high, Julia Mae Dwight secretary of B T Washington, Marcella Wake treasurer and Flora Plumer J R E Lee, Janice Waters reporter chair woman.
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Harbor Lights
Louise Smith
Edith Bing
Johnny Jones
Ben Riggins
Mars
Mildred Williams
Janice Waters
Red Cross Flag Speaks
Alvin Espy
George D. Carver
Irene Bullard
Dorsey High
Julia Mae Dwight
B. T
Funeral services for Rev Oscar Bannerman held at Hurst Chapel AME
Funeral services were held last Saturday at Hurst Chapel AME Church for Rev. Oscar W. Bannerman who died May 12. The service featured Rev. Eugene J. Sheppard Sr. as master of ceremonies and included prayers, hymns, scripture readings, resolutions, and a eulogy. Masons served as pallbearers with several honorary pallbearers listed. Sister Vera Bowman remains hospitalized after surgery. church and lodge members visited.
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Hurst Chapel Ame
Oscar W. Bannerman
Eugene J. Sheppard
Atlantic District
M. E. Church
Francis Funeral Home
E. H. Johnson
Louvenia_ Robertson
W. M. Everett
Laura L. Adger
B. S. Shavers
H. Collins
Herbert Adger
Zack Ferguson
S. D. Son
A. T. Stone
Taylor L. Lewis
S. D. Bankston
J. E. Murray
W. C. Edcar
Brother Welton Williams Ailing At Home
Brother Welton Williams, who has been ailing for a few weeks, is confined to his home. Friends join in wishing him a speedy recovery.
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American Legion
Armed Forces
VFW
Charles Major
Park
Vance Stirrup
Tampa
Reese
Bayview Park
Legion Auxiliary
Phillip Sears
Irving Carey
Wilfred Wallace
Welton Wiliams
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Army
Oklahoma
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Washington, D. C
Rev. L. W. Mosley
Nathaniel Mosley
Clara Blue
Walter Blue Jr
Walter, Jr
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Mosley
First Baptist Church
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Key West
Nathaniel
Navy
Geneva Walton
Louise Hepburn
Frances Briggs
Elks
Junior
Red Cross
Vera Bowman
Common Sense Prices
Baker’s Bar
N.W. 20Th Street
Earl Edwards
Cliff Baker
Prop
John T. Bills
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Miami Herald
Richmond Heights
Florida
Miami
Charles B. Forbes
Miami Daily News
Dade County
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