The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-26

this saying was a bit reversed on
Saturday evening when March winds
blew the lovely Miss jamie Hender'
son to the altar with the suave and
debonair Mr.. Garth G. Reeves.
Father T. r. Gibson solemized the
holy rites. DIR. c. NJ. Jollivette feted
the couple afterwards at the home
of the groom's sister, Mrs. Hazel r.
Lucas.
Weddings do something to me -
how about you? The bride was beau
tifully attired in a white gown OF
Mousseline De- Sole and carried
showered white orchid. Mrs. Frances
Jollivette was matron of honor and
looked very pretty in an off should
er gown Of aqua marine Mousseline
De- Sole over taffeta - corsage OF
pink carnations. Doll-like little Gina
Jollivette wore a long blue organdy
gown with matching hat. Mr.. Oar
Vile Knowles was best Man.
DR.. Jollivette sprung the surprise
of surprises when at the last hour,
he decided to surprise the newly
weds with a reception.
Among friends in attendance were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Darville Knowles, Mr..
and Mrs. James Wanna, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Ingraham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Marques, Miss Edna De-
veaux, Mrs. Portia Bannister, Miss
Artheryne Sands, Mr.. Judge Hen
derson. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cooper,
Mr.. Sumner Hutcherson Mr.. Will
liam Stirrup, Mrs. GeneVieve Lock
hart, Mr.. John Henrico Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Moses TIillman, DR.. and
Mrs. Howard Hadley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Robinson, Miami Times
Staff, other relatives, friends and Of
course Yours Truly.
ALL ROADS LEAD TO MIAMI
Last minute preparations are be-
ing completed for the twenty second
Annual Convention - Florida Con-
gress of Colored Parents and Teach
ers.
All roads are leading here come
March goth. Jacksonville is sending
twenty-five delegates.
Be on hand for the opening ses-
sion at 1880 pm. Thursday, March
81, at Mt. Zion.
Kindly contact Mrs. Ruth Free
man at B. T. w. if you have avail
able housing for delegates.
Don't forget the big program Fri
day night, 8:15 at B. T. W. Audi
forum. Gigantic program, featuring
three high school choruses. School
exhibits are requested.
All work and no play makes jill
feel nil. For pleasure before con-
vention time you may cruise to Ha'
vana and spend two glorious days.
The expense is only $3.50. Rate in
cludes: Round trip transportation,
Miami to Havana and return; being
met in Havana upon arrival; trans
fer Of passengers and baggage from
the airport to the hotel and return
in Havana; room with private bath,
NO MEALS, at leading hotel, U. s.
Transportation tax included. A very
interesting sightseeing program is
included. For reservations contact
Mrs. Charles l.. Williams, 1903 NV
9Th ct. This is your big opportunity
to go abroad - DON'T MISS TT. E.
Dade County English Teachers
met at Dorsey High School on
Tuesday past.
Miss Dorothy Sanford, head IL
brarian Of Dorsey Public Library
was guest and presented very in
teresting book review entitled Sum
mer on water. Miss Sanford Is
noted as superb speaker and
must say her review bore this out.
We hope to have her again.
Mrs. e. Williams was elected to
the county. teachers Of
English at the State Association in
Daytona.
Our hosts teachers at DorsRy)
made every minute enjoyable and
I might add the refreshments really
added to the enjoyment.
president, Mrs. Ava Brown,
with us at this meeting. Mrs.
has had illness in her family
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