Miss Edith Oliver Visits Miami as House Guest
Miami residents note Edith Oliver a New York costume designer and dance director is in the city as house guest of Miss Emily Thompson and her son Wayne. Theresa Cohen of 1209 NW 62nd street returned Tuesday from Nassau Bahamas after a delightful vacation. Louis J. Kirkland has returned to Quonset Point Rhode Island after three weeks with Lula Belle Kirkland at 1555 NW 70th street. Sisters studied at Columbia University this summer. their father is a Cuban judge. Mr and Mrs James Coleman and daughter Linda returned to East Orange New Jersey after a vacation in our city attended by two dinners in their honor. Mr and Mrs James Fairley and Mr and Mrs J W Dunn hosted events Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Oliver
New York City
Miami
Emily Thompson
Wayne
Theresa Cohen
Nassau
Bahamas
Louis J. Kirkland
Quonset Point
Rhode Island
Lula Belle
Fritz) Kirkland
70Th St
Lare
Columbia University
New York
James Coleman
Linda
East Orange
N.J
Our City
James Fairley
J. W. Dunn
Mrs McDonald Leaves for Detroit on Vacation
Mrs. A. McDonald of 1975 NW 4th Court departed Thursday for Detroit Michigan for a vacation. She will stay with her sister Mrs. Louvenia Clark during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McDonald
Detroit
Michigan
Louvenia Clark
Mrs Victoria Hall Returns to New York From Miami
MrsVictoria Hall arrives back in New York after a pleasant furlough in Miami visiting relatives and friends. She expresses favorable impressions of the city’s many improvements and features from her trip.
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Victoria Hall
Miami
New York
Mrs Johnson Visits Nassau Brother Recovered From Accident
Mrs J C Johnson of 1531 NW First Court traveled to Nassau Bahamas to see her brother Callendar Roberts who had a broken arm in a recent auto accident. She reports he is much improved on her return Friday.
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J. C. Johnson
First Court
Nassau
Bahamas
Callendar Roberts
Reverend Brown Heads to National Baptist Convention
The Rev. H. W. Brown of Bethel Baptist Church Nassau Bahamas arrived on Friday and travels to the National Baptist Convention in Chicago next week. Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Silva hosted Sunday afternoon in honor of their baby daughter’s christening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Brown
Bethel Baptist Church
Nassau Bahamas
National Baptist Convention
Chicago
Roderick Silva
Dr J Harvey Smith Receives Well Wishes in Ocala
Dr J Harvey Smith is doing nicely and friends request prayers. Send letters and get well cards to 12 N Pond Ave Ocala Florida to show support during his recovery.
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J. Harvey Smith
N. Pond Ave
Ocala
Fla
Anita Stirrup Returns from Pleasant East Coast Trip
Mrs. Anita Stirrup, a cashier at Mendez Cuban Market, reports a very enjoyable trip spent in Philadelphia and Atlantic City, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Stirrup
Mendez Cuban Market
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
N.J
Arlington Sands Returns from Nassau Vacation
Arlington Sands, champion newsboy of the Miami Times, came back last Sunday from Nassau Bahamas after a month long vacation.
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Arlington Sands
Miami Times
Nassau
Bahamas
Mrs Ellen Wallace Sets Detroit Visit for Fortnight
Mrs Ellen Wallace leaves on Thursday for Detroit Michigan to visit her brother Mr Joseph Mackey and other relatives and friends for a fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Wallace
Detroit
Mich
Joseph Mackey
Miller Couple Return From Nassau Vacation
Mr and Mrs George Miller came back last week from Nassau Bahamas where they enjoyed a very pleasant vacation.
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George Miller
Nassau
Bahamas
Miami Visitors From Jacksonville Stay With Francis Family
Mr and Mrs Henry Young Mr and Mrs Emanuel Neal and Mrs Jettye Hamilton of New York visited Miami and stayed with Mr and Mrs Daniel R Francis and Mr and Mrs Alonzo A Fannin at 1221 NW 67th St They are related to the Francis family by marriage and blood and said they enjoyed their stay in the Magic City following a prior visit to Jacksonville by the Francises.
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Miami
Jacksonville
Henry Young
Emanuel Neal
Jettye Hamilton
New York
Daniel R. Francis
67Th St
Alonzo A. Fannin
Fannin
Francis
Young
Neal
Neice
Hamilton
Francises
Magic City
Corporal James Dean Assigned to 47th Viking Division
Corporal James Dean of 2413 47th Street is training with Camp Rucker Alabama’s 47th Viking Infantry Division after serving with the 96th Field Artillery Battalion in Korea. Son of Mr and Mrs Leroy Dean he joined the Army in March 1951 and the unit was activated in January 1951. The 47th National Guard division now includes men from 48 states and three territories.
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James Dean
47Th St
47Th “Viking” Infantry
Camp Rucker
Ala
47Th
96Th Field Artillery
Korea
Leroy Dean
Minnesota-North Dakota National Guard
Misses Clara and Angelina Ca ene Headed to Havana Cuba
Misses Clara and Angelina Ca ene left for Havana Cuba on Friday after spending two weeks in the city at the Lord Calvert and Berrien Hotels. The Cabal-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Angelina Caene
Havana
Cuba
Fridy
City
Lord Calvert and Berrien
Cabal
Cuban Doctor Dr Caliscta Hernandez Visits US Cities
Dr Caliscta Marie Hernandez of Havana Cuba, with sister Mrs Angela Alvarez and Miss Hilda Alvarez, toured Detroit as guests of former Senator Charles C Diggs, stayed four days in Miami at Lord Calvert Hotel, and plans to publish her impressions. This marks her sixth trip to the United States as a journalist and writer for Cuban publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caliscta Marie Hernandez
Angela Alvarez
Hilda Alvarez
Havana
Cuba
United States
Detroit
Charles C. Diggs
Miami
Magic
Lord Calvert Hotel
Hernandez
Jacksonville Woman Visits Miami On Vacation
Mrs Rosa Lee Moseley of Jackson ville arrives in Miami on Sunday August 24 for a vacation trip and stays as a houseguest of Mr and Mrs Herman Walton at 2401 NW 166th Street Bunche Park Opa Locka. She plans to return to Jackson ville on Sunday September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Lee Moseley
Jacksonville
Miami
Herman Walton
Bunche Park
Opa Locka
Miamian heads to Hampton for pre legal studies
Among Miamians leaving for college this week is Joseph Clark son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Clark of 529 NW 11th Ter A Booker T Washington high school 1952 graduate Clark plans pre legal study at Hampton Institute after which he will pursue law He led the Students Council and was an honor student He leaves tonight for Hampton Virginia Also departing for Hampton are Dorothy Hart Eugenia Evans Genette Hield Josephine Matthews and Yvonne M Bain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Clark
Robert L. Clark
Booker T. Washington High School
Clark
Hampton Institute
Students’ Council
Hampton
Virginia
Dorothy Hart
Eugenia Evans
Genette Hield
Josephine Matthews
Yvonne M. Bain
Delegates Arrive From Bahamas for National Baptist Convention
Bahamas delegates travel this week to Chicago for the National Baptist Convention. Included are Rev. T. E. W. Donaldson, superintendent of the St. John's Baptist Association and pastor of St. John Baptist Church. Rev. E. Backford, pastor of Union Baptist Church and moderator of Union Association. and Rev. G. Colebrook, pastor of St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahamas
National Baptist Convention
Chicago
T. E. W. Donaldson
St. John’s Baptist Association
St. John Baptist Church
E. Backford
Union Baptist Church
Union Association
G. Colebrook
St. Paul
Styles Host Visitors From Los Angeles At Evening Event
Dr and Mrs George Styles entertained the Jollivette clan from Los Angeles on Thursday evening with cocktails and a midnight supper at Georgettes. Among the guests were Mr and Mrs K C Jones Mr and Mrs Sydney Jollivette Mr and Mrs Clyde Willis Dr Green Mr Percy Jollivette Mrs Clarice Littles Mr Harold Jollivette and Mr and Mrs C M Jollivette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Styles
Jollivette
Los Angeles
Styles
K. C. Jones
Sydney Jollivette
Clyde Willis
Green
Percy Jollivette
Clarice Littles
Harold Jollivette
C. M. Jollivette
Commendation To Our Local Police
Charles Knowles praises the Miami police for solving a home theft quickly. Officer Ernest Hayes identified two youths and the gang members were rounded up after a brief chase, with two leaders still at large and another boy later captured. The case was solved within 10 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Times
Ernest Hayes
Sears and Roebuck
Charles Knowles
Kindergarten Openings Set For Two Miami Nurseries
Two popular Miamikindergartenes Barretts Land O Nod and Barretts Fairyland prepare to open Monday September 8 at 8 30 am. Land O Nod is at UNIA Hall NW 4th Ct and 19th St with Miss Eloise Barrett as principal and Mrs Vera Moorman as instructor. Fairyland at Mt Sinai Spiritual Church 6930 NW 15th Ave Liberty City lists Mrs Reatha Walton as principal and Mrs Rosa Seymour as instructor. Ages 2 to 6 receive early schooling. information via Miss Barrett at 36078.
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Miami Area
Barrett’s Land O
UNIA
4Th Court
19Th St
Barrett’s Fairyland
Mt. Sinai Spiritual Church
15Th Ave
Liberty City
Land O
Eloise Barrett
Vera Moorman
The
Fairyland
Reatha Walton
Rosa Seymour
Miss Barrett
Appeal to US court over Anderson County school case
Parents of Negro children in Anderson County appeal to the US Appeals Court in Cincinnati after a district court denied them equal access to the county high school. They argue travel to Knoxville’s Austin High School yields inferior instruction and highlight the lack of a local Negro high school.
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O. B. Taylor
Knoxville, Tenn
ANP
Anderson County
U. S. Appeals Court
Cincinnati
Ohio
Knoxville
Austin High School
Robert L. Taylor
U. S. District Court
Taylor
Tennessee
Detective Brown Leads Harlem Breaks In Vice Raids
Prominent on the law side in New York vice raids, Detective James T. Brown, a Harlem police figure, is noted for handling himself amid the cafe society scandal. He has secured several key arrests in the ongoing string.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
ANP
James T. Brown
Harlem
Ber
Brown
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Gussie Johnson
N.W
Miami, Florida
Townses and Son
Times
3Rd Avenue
3Rd Ave
12Th St
South
Moses
Madam Hunter
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