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Evening star., 1949-04-07
Dress Fobric
Remnonts Reduced
W and " !

Lengths of I, to y, ydyds
$50 Cotton remnanta Frtnta.
plain eolars, novelty 'deaigns
and wsaves in group
200 siik and Rayon Remnants
In prints. solid colorA. satins.
erepes. velyets and stheE fab"
rio~ are In this Freup,
roo Weel remnants. suit, esst
and dress weiKhts Plain celeTs.
piaida. stripes, tweeds and nsv-
city weayea.
wALr--~FahTfrs. Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Misses FormoIs
Greatly Reduced

A group that includes rayon
crepes, marquisettes, nets. taf-
fetas; several bridesmaids
dresses, a few bridal gowns.
10 were $3995. Now $3.50
8 were $29.95 to $35. Now S22.25
8 were $49.95 to $79.95. Now
$3.50
6 were $79.95 to 1895. Now
S44.50
W&L-Misses' Formal Wear.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Nylons, Sl.l5

n nor slightly irregular,
woaid be n.7S and fI.9S
SOC pairs Of Is and 20 denler.
81 gauge nyions by q we'll
known manufacturer. Broken
sizes. celors, lengths In group.
I5e Pairs Semi service silk Hose
with cotton tops. Broken size
and color range. II perfect
would be $50. Now sse
$50 Pairs Service Weight and
Business sheer silk hose. Brok-
en- size and color assortment.
II perfect would be siD5, Now.
si.Is
W&L--Hosiery. Aisle 10,
First Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07

superstar EisctFie Toastsr.
Was 1l7g5 Nov ktzas
Thermo Electric Breilsr. Was
si4ps. Nov Sass
1 Westinghouse Electric waffis
iron. Floor sample Was sl7ss.
NUw ..-.---.-.. ....- siz,ss
Knapp Monarch Automaiie
Waffis iren. DesnoflairAtoE Was
silea steam Iron. Defnnnssra-
tor. Was Si7a5 kow ssss
/ Electric Bun Warmer. inenxn-
piete. Was 1925. Nov - tisa
! Handy Iies Washer. DeEnHl-
ktratnr. apartment siss, wAs
k16g5 Nos s-a-. tts.ss
Molor Appliances Reduced
. 7s-C Phiiea Air Csndisisnsrs.
a Ap motor, taks care of
roouaa up 20 sdso square fees.
Were $50 50. Nos S1ss
/ Mitchell Raosn Air Cenditien-
sr, HIP motor. tAks care of
rooms up 10 zoo square feet
Was t3o9 Now -.. sra
4 Mentor Raasu Air Condition.
erx. "a HIP FTsotsss. takes care
os resug1s up to 800 squars tset.
Were 65T5A0 Now kgss
| WrinerF-iype Thar Washer.
Demonstrates. No drain boards.
Were fi3g 30, Now kKs.58
3seP Ap~x Wrtnxss .typs
Washer. Wa1 tita5o Now.
So 80
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Walnut Room
FormoIs Greatly
Reduced

A group Of distinguished formal
fashions in pure silks and ray.
ons-nets, satins, crepes, bro
cades, taffetas, a few laces.
White and assorted colors.
4 Sizes IL to 16. Were $50 .95.
3 Sizes 10 to IA. Were $1l0.
Now SS2.5O
4 Sizes 10 to IA. Were $125.
Now - - S93.75
1 Size II. Was $325. Now Sl12.50
/ Size IA. Was $3.50. Now S193.75
W&L-The. Walnut Room.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Living and Dining Room
Furniture Reduced

! China Cabinet--limed oak in
Junior size, Was $i38.50. Now,
sos. so
I Side Chair. LINED oak. red
seat. Was S2050 Now SIS
2 Occasional Chairs. Butternut.
! rose and l green. Were Sis.
Now .-...--- SsT, SO
Arm Chair. Mahogany print.
Was si4s.50 Now SEQ 80
I Pier Cabinet. Mahogany. Was
S44. Now --..-.--. ---- S33
Bar. Knotty pine Was $127,
Credenxa, mahogany. Was
$lio. Now $3.50
3-eushion Sofa. Chartreuse.
Was $500. Nov $50 so
. Upholstered Chairs, ! right
arm and / left arm. Were
sl55. Now ..-.------ $3.50
W&LI--Furniture. Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Misses Dresses Reduced

A group of rayon crepes, solid cole
a few maternity dresses. Assorte
8 were $1795 to $35. Now SITS
80 were s25 to 1895. Now $14.5O
5 were $22.95. Now S16.50
13 were $25 to $69.95. Now S18.75
81 were 1896 to $3.50. Now S22.25
W&L-Misses' Dresses, Third Flo
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Necklaces and
Bracelets. $3.50
Here $3.50
Weye $3.50

zs5 Necklaces and q few match
ing bracelets In nssxi designs.
simnisted stsnes include efner-
aid, sapphire. tspas. rsby. erys-
tal and smethyst- Prices In
ciude 2eE tax
W&Lr-Costume Jswelry.
Aisis . = 8. First Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07

Fan Rack Chair, rose. with
cotton upholstery wAA sss SO.
Now AIS
Occasional ChairA. blonde.
plain and ] chartfeusR wefs
sio0 so Now ...- x1a 10
Lounge Chair. brown leather.
mahogany wood Was siHT.
Nov siaA
1 Penn. Dutch Chair. Was $50.
Nov .-......-.. , SIS
l Blonde Mahogany Cechtaii
Table. Was s41 Nov tsT
l Cigarette Table. mahogany
and brass. Was 40 so, Nos.
Sif.ss
I Ottoman, olive green uphol-
stery Was 500 Nov St2se
Wall Rack. Was k27 Now.
SIssA
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Slips and Petticoots
$1.45, Sz.45, S3.45
We're S3.95 and S5.95


IL Slips in rayon satin, straight
plus bias skirts. Wine, green,
and blueberry. Sizes 80 to "a.
Were $3.95. Now S1.45
AZ Slips in rayon crepe; strap
less and suit slips tailored and
lace trimmed. Sizes 80 and "a.
Were $395 and $5.95. Now, $2.45
43 Slips in rayon crepe with lace
trimmed tops. Some with lace
hens, bias cut skirts in white.
Sizes 38 and 40. Were $5.95.
Now S3.45
18 Petticoats in rayon crepe.
Tailored, with elasticised waist
bands. Navy, brown. Small.
Were $3.95. Now S1.45
81 Petticoats in rayon crepe or
taffeta. Elasticized Wristbands
and ruff1ed hens. Navy and
brown. Were $5.95. Now, $3.45
W&L-Costume Slips,
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Brunch Goats.
Housedresses.
Smocks and
Nurses Uniforms,
SITS
We're s4.9S to S8.95

~ W -
As Brunch Coats, wrap-around
styles of cotton percale, in gay
spring prints. Sizes is TO AZ.
Were $4.95.
130 Housedresses, wrap-around
styles of cotton percale or
chambray in plain colors and
prints. Sizes 40 and AZ. Were
S5.95 and $7.95.
20 Smocks in short and full
length styles. cotton fabrics in
an assortment of plain colors.
Sizes IA to 90. Were $685. to
$795.
SIS Nurses Uniforms in cottonN
poplin or rayon sharkskin, good
variety of styles. Sizes l6 to A
in poplin. Sizes, 46 to SO in
rayon sharkskin. Were S5.95
to S7.95.
W&L-Uniforms and Aprons.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
NyIon SIip-on Sweaters, $3.2s

Were IS
sweaters In pink red blue yellow
Sizes "a to 40.
Sizes 10 to Is. Were SLABS $S95
Sports rayon gabardne prints Assorted
colors. Sizes 10 18 Were SASS and $l6s5
22 Sports Skirts in wool pads checks tweeds Sizes IL to l6
Were SASS to $1695. $3.50
Is Cotton Chambray Sports Dresses In brown wine
Assorted sizes. Were $l495 Now s1oss
IS Cardigan Zephyr AHWool Sweaters Black, wine
brown navy Assorted sizes Were $10s5 Now------s7s5
W&sI-Sportswear Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Cotton Dresses,
or Were SI6.95
~ and SI295

IS cotton dresses In a host
Of styles, Plaids and
stripes In pastel and dark
colors in group. Sanfor-
lied RESIDUAL shrinkage
less than III cotton
fabrics. Sizes IL to 20.
100 Dresses of rayon or
cotton. one and two-piece
styles in prints. stripes or
plain colors. Good variety
of sizes and colors. Misses
sizes IL to 20. Womens
half-sizes 141z to 24h.
Were s14.95. Now, -$10.75
W&L-Inexpensive
Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Royon Crepe BIouses, $6.6s

W fFg SIUyS 10 9IJayS
neekilns ~ and shert essss
White pink. blue sises - 20 "a
% Bisns creaKmskev and tailored hAnd
group White red black Shes - 10 ~.
wAI-Bosss. THIRD Ho6
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Mems AIl-wooI Sports Shirts, s2.ss

We're N95 TO $I095
sports shirts solid colors pad Small
medium only both sizes In color plaid
Pulover Style with necks
Plain Sizes So a. all
colors styles $3.50 1896. Sass
Knit Shorts with elastic waist band Sizes
30 49, a. 36 A. 46 49,. 75c Now $5c, for S12S
Lighters Were S. $l95
w&I-The Store Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Felt and Strow
Millinery, $z.z5
Vas IS to $3.50

WaS IS to $3.50
SO hats In . wonderful
assortment Of styles In
black, navy or pastels.
Ribbon, feather and fiow-
er trims In group. Broken
sizes.
21 Felt Hats in pastels
and navy with rayon taf-
feta. pique and veil trim.
Assorted sizes. Were SIS.
and $3.50. Now M.75
W&L--Millinery.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
AII-wooI broodloom Competing
on and hAre ana nsrv all ~se~n thrsash the

Min seconds slight imperseetie
this durable carpet--eut TO vel
] i5x4s' gray plain pile by the
square yard Was sii rs. Nov
Ss.ss
j l2x2l 3 beige twist pile,
Square yard. Was sl075 Now.
s7.Ss
] l2x46s beige twist pile.
Square yard. Was sl075 Now,
s7.s5
W&Ls--Rugs, Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Women's Dresses Greatly Reduced
-Women's Dinner Dresses Reduced

Rayon crepe dinner dresses, a
royal. Sizes 141z to 241z; and
7 were $29.95 to $685.. Now,
$3.50
7 were $35 to 1895. Now S26.25
6 were $685.. Now S44.50
W&L-Women's Dinner Dresses
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Bedroom Furniture
Reduced

Twin sine Mahogany Bed.
Was $40. Now SIS
/ Twin Size Oak Bed. Was
S4250. Now w------------- $3.50
l Twin Size Mahogany Bed.
Was s35. Now S17.se
/ Double Sire Blonde Mahogany
Modern Bed. Was s45. Now,
$3.50
Double Size Bed. Blonde oak
modern. Was s43. Now sls.5e
l Double Size Maple Bed. Was
$4i.50. Now ------------- sis
I Mahogany Dresser with mir
ror. Was $T7.50. Now $5s-ss
1 Oak Dresser with mirror. Was
$40. Now S5z.Se
1 Oak Vanity BASE. no mirror.
Was SS7. Now -------. SIS
Lined Oak Chest Was sl01.
Now ------~-------.-~---S7s. $3.50
1 Oak Chest. Was si4i. Nov.
$s9.se
1 Mahogany Night Table. Was
$3.50. Now .------~-- SIS
/ Blond Mahogany Night Table.
Was $3.50. Now sl2.5e
l Blond Mahogany Square Mir
ror. Was $40. Now $3.50
2 Boudoir Chairs. Were SIS.
NU~ =--s ----a=-- %~%
l Boudoir Chair. Was s45. Nov.
SIS
2 Beudoir Chairs. Were $42.50.
Now $3.50
1 Chair Lounge. Was $So.5o.
Now x3s 80
3 Large Modern Mirrerx. We're
$50 NVH-----~ 8SssV
. Mahogany Hanging Mirrors.
Were SIS Now ts-5e
w&L-Bedroom Furniture
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Fur-trimmed Wool
Coots, S69.95
Were SII5'fo sI95

ii Beautifully tailored
winter coats, some fitted,
others flared or belted
In dress and sports styles.
Trim of beaver, leopard,
n tria or m n 8 krat.
Broken sizes 10 to 20.
Untrimmed Wool
Winter Coots
Fitted, flared or belted
styles, tailored for sports
wear or dress in suede
cloth, fleece, wool broad
cloth and other weaves.
Assorted colors. Broken
sizes 10 to 20, some half
sizes.
IL were S49.95 to $685.
NUN go
10 were $685. to $110.
NUW S0Z
40 were 500 to $l95. Now,
ss5
IL were $135 to $225. Now,
s94
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Young Mems
Suits, S19.75

" ere S3S TO $40
q all wool Young mems
suits In modern spring
coiors and patterns. Reg
ulars 81 to 20.
Is Mems Raincoatx In =
length models in tan cot
ton twill. Regulars "a, So
3s; longs In 80 only. Were
SIS. Now - S5.ss
% Mems Wool Robes OF
medium weight for COM
Portable wear. Wrap
nd model. Small,
medium or large. Were
$40 and $50. Now si2.A
4 Mems Topcoats well
styled of all wool in nice
pattern. Regulars 36, 80
and 46 with longs in ~
only. Were S65. Now S32.Se
W&L-The Mems Shop.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Lovely Old Chinese
Porceloinx

ftsS sAssS FF& ~ q e FNF
{ isar@~Fs
sSAs~s svzr 1s= - Ne sc
l NAs< wms So &C Ne "a
Nas~ 49, ss2s nc N,w 80
AAse 49, 49, aa Ma
sts8
sNAsrs ~vfv 80 a. Nss xss
tasr 49, kET ~ NaR SIS
Nasr was ssA aa seu sss
Fs~ aes #stA sFyvaMssr sasa.
NAs tsS no saw kls
tasT Nas So sa Nee
sls 70
I2tnEws lar asi'aessi e.ssf.
Was So as Se@ SIS
: saaE asttaeA We're AZ ~.
Na@ -
NAI Oar sf4ap Fgrh F}ssa
Evening star., 1949-04-07
2760 Pieces Seconds
Sove 40oo Slightly Imperfect
Cannon Both Towels
Wosh Cloths Hand Towels

irregularities these thirsty towels and wash cloths win
their wearing qualities Made of pile
plain solid coors
1850 Towels inches perfect Sits
Towels inches perfect $00 Soc
12oo Wash Cloths I2xi2 inches perfect sSc re
towels cloths
with jacquard patterns white and coo
attractive savings.
Evening star., 1949-04-07

miscellaneous
4 Cotton I'D covers ahak and
twist texture blue. tan and
rose Were si aa 10 tsTs Nov.
sse
7 White fur ruga axs Were
slobo. Now -..---.- tiss
Evening star., 1949-04-07
CIeoronce OF Electric voeuum CIeoners,
Demonstvotors and Floor Somples

I Model D36s Eureka UpviKhI
Was $50 e5. Now S52y4s
l Model s-zss Enreks- WAs
$40 ss. Nov .~ k59.ss
l Model rs Royal Was sTaaa
M0w ...-. Ssa.9
I Model AvF I7A General Elee~
trie. Was ssa-s5. Wow Sss.ss
w&I-Eietric Appliances. Dos
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Blonkets and Bedspreods
Sovinqs OF W 10 VI

Odd blankets IN all wool. slightIy soiIed.
Seymour blue T2x9o
$i495. inches Were $595 Nov $e5e
candewick cotton spreads slightly
soiied, singles only.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Exceptional Sovinss
Seconds Percole Sheets

tmperfec-
tions win impair the wearing qualities Size
before hemming.
ees 6lxI08
- Sheets sxIos
W&I-Linens fifth Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07

md prints, rayon taffetas, satins;
lors. Sizes 10 to 20.
"a were $35 to s79.95. Now $3.50
13 were s49.95 to $225. Now
$44.50
10 were $69.95 to $3.50. Now
$52.25
8 were $685.. Now $3.50
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Short-sIeeved Royon Crepe BIouses
cere S4.95

300 bouses utobe neckin
style with sleeves tie style with eyeet trim and short sleeves
White Sizes 81 to SO.
BIB Is First Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Misses Suits
Reduced

Semi tailored and dress
maker suits in wool gab-
ardines, menswear, wor-
sted, novelty weaves; ray
on failles, brocades and
satins. Assorted colors.
Broken sizes 10 to 20.
Is were $59.95 to $79.95.
Now " $29.95
3 were $69.95. Now $49.95
20 were 1895 to $165.
Now - $59.95
10 were SIPS to $195. Now.
$89.95
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Walnut Room Fashions Reduced

coekto and Afternoon Dresses
atns faIes: also
pastels Sizes
10 to 49,
IS 1895 to $ls5 were sllo to $1s5 Now
$225 S123s5
$685. / $685. Now Sl4625
W&L-Wanut Room Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Hostess Gowns,
$3.50, $2o.75,
$33.75
U. flS IL fp0 QS

10 In rayon crepes. beige and
dark green: 10 In woods, rayon
satins and iridescent rayon taf-
fetas, rose, lime. gray, purple:
10 In rayon satins, crepes and
iridescent taffetas, lime or rose.
Size range, 10 to 42.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Furs Greatly Reduced

. Natural Wilk Mink
Scarfs, 4 skins each
l Dyed Kohinor Mink
Scarf, 5 skins
2 Dyed Kohinor Mink
Soarfs, 4 skins
l Mink dyed China
Mink Cape ---
2 Brown-d Mouton
Lamb Coats, size O.
W&L-Fur Salon, TIL
Evening star., 1949-04-07

Terry pink yellow. blue s7s5 Now ss
Houscoats in pink blue Were $s5 to s6s5 Now
$s5
prints Were $40 9s to s3 Now
81
10 Tailored Spun -rayon Robes Pink blue
Rayon Robes with white piping Navy wine blue We
x12a5 Now SIS Z!
Evening star., 1949-04-07

laces. Aqua, green, gray, black,
to A. Regular and Half Sizes.
16 were s69e5 to $l25. Now,
:: S47.25
were 1895 to s95. Now S56.25
was $165. Now SI04
l was $225. Now S123.75
Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-07

hand towels, wash cloths
I'd patterns. white and colors
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-15
SO Keys Trio AT
O'dell's

The So Keyes Trio. one Of the
finest and most popular organiza
tons in the country, will appear al
O'Delrs Lounge in FIT. Lauderdale
January Is thru January %, 1949.
Larry Reyes (who leads the trio
was born and reared in Kansas City
While in high school, he played the
piano and drums in the school band
and had his own band on the side.
His Deans of Swing" created quite
a reputation for themselves, and
after graduation, Larry received
several offers from name bands. He
accepted and for the next couple of
years played with some of the top
bands and entertainers in the coun-
try. The first big star he appeared
with was Ethel Waters. Later, he
performed with Billy Eskstine at the
Club Sudan, Ella Fitzgerald at the
S45 Club, Billie Holiday at Down.
beat, and many many others.
Larry became very popular and
was induced to play as a single. He
was making quite a name for him.
self when war broke out and he
Joined a USO unit and toured the
Pacific. Afterwards, he got together
with other fine musicians and
formed the trio that has since be-
come one Of the most popular in the
country. They've appeared at the
Onyx Club, Downbeat, the S45 Club.
the Three Deuces, Murrains, the
Club Sudan. the High Seas Cafe, the
Bayou Club. Bowman's Cocktail
Lounge and the Hotel Summerset,
in New York, and the 421 Club in
Philadelphia. Every appearance was
marked by enthusiastic receptions
and wonderful reviews.
The trio is composed of piano,
guitar and bass and. as an added
attraction. Larry doubles on the or
gan. He also sings the vocals, com.
poses some of the numbers. and al.
ranges, too,
Josh Foster is the featured guita-
player in the trio and halls from
Gainesville, Florida. He played with
the Famcee CollegiR rs from 1936-40
and later Joined o top name band
before going into the army.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-15
Beauticians To Meet

All beauticians of Unit No. Z will
meet at the Youth Center Tuesday
January Is at 11:30 am. Please be
present and prompt.
Mrs. Bessie Beal, reporter
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-15
FUTURE PREDICTIONS:

DIR. Howard Hadley will be honor.
ed as the alumnus of the month by
the Famcean i. Fifty per cent of
the Dade County teaching person
nell will attend the state meeting
in Daytona in March.
The King of Club forum every
Sunday afternoon will be we'll at.
tended. AS usual there will be an
increasing number of MAS in the
school system next year.
There will be more seats for Ne
groes at next gears Orange Bowl
Game.
Kindly call when you. get something
newsy,
Cross my heart. we won't be chosy,
News deadline is Tuesday at eleven,
Won't you please ring-2-28572
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-15
Georgia Insurance Con.


those words have great Significance!
That conference had Miami over
run with out of town visitors.
Attending the conference were
distinguished representatives of the
insurance world from both states.
Among them were:
Atlanta Life Executives:
F. A. Toomer Auditor for At
lanta Life. Figure - never could,
so you can imagine with what high
regard I consider Mr.. Toomer - A
man upon whose shoulders rests the
financial problems of an eighteen
million dollar concern.
Director in Chief and what have
you The very personable G. +. De-
Lorme. Now he is - we'll why
should attempt a description -
Working in his capacity for
Atlanta Life!! He's supposed to be
all of those big words - and he Is.
Assistant Agency Directors - I
give you C. Cyrus Garfield, e. l..
Simon. Secretary of Company - Z.
NJ. Martin, Managers - Never saw
so many at one meeting In all.ll of
my lifeM Let's see now, there was
Rutherford from Afro, John Love
from Wage Farmers, Atlanta Life
again, George Carr, Tampa, E. How
ell - Tallahassee, G. r. Neal Or.
lando. E. B. Bennett, j. p Fryerman,
Palm Beach, c. J. Smith Jack.
sonville. ]. E. Carter - Palm Beach,
Mrs. Colin - Supervisor at Tam
pa, Mrs. G. Williams-Superviso at
Orlando. There were many more,
but much to my regret, 1 didn't get
all of the names - still cling to
the ''old look" as far as writing is
concerned-don't know shorthand
the affable and congenial host and
toastmaster to those wonderful
people at a sumptuous banquet on
Sunday at Dunbar Elementary
school (Clora Pearsall, principaD in
that ultra super streamlined cafe
terra.
Two hundred wonderful people
gathered for the occasion. AS toast
master, Douglas was tops, partly be-
cause he made us most comfortable
by allowing us to eat while listen.
ing to speeches and introductions.
but largely because of his p0fse and
geniality.
DR.. I. p. Davis officially extended
a welcome to the visitors. Among
Miamians in attendance:
DR.. and Mrs. /. p. Davis, Rev. and
Mrs. Portlock, DIR. and Mrs. II. II.
Green, Mrs. Emory Evans, Dr. Roy
Boggs, Miss E. Chandler, Rev. Mr..
II. e. s. Reeves, Miss Agnes Hen
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes. Mr..
and Mrs. DiaZ. Mrs. Alese Gill( Mrs.
Cloretta Pearsall. Mr. Tolbert, MIR
Bynum, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pors.
lock, Miss Constance Simmons. DIR.
- -. AANAAA anu dIlDliS
ladies and their gentlemen.
The atmosphere in the Dunbar
Cafeteria alone makes one ravenous
What with yellow plastic topped
tables. yellow leathered chairs, pott-
ed palms, ultra modern lighting, ard
food prepared by an expert cateress
Couldn't you eat too?
The tables were so beautifully set
add two hundred fifty guests, all
countenances expressing sheer en-
joyment, you have finally a very
elegant and superb banquet
On Monday afternoon at one
o'clock. the .Adelphian Club enter
tanned thirty-two of the Atlanta Life
Executives with a luncheon at the
Dorsey Hotel.
The conference ended on Tuesday
afternoon. All Of the visitors left
with the feeling that Miamians are
exceptionally gracious. and hospitali-
ty abounds here. That Is the way
we want visitors to accept us, don't
we "Homies?"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-15

Althea Cohen and sons spent a
terrific holiday season in Jackson.
vile. say terrific because know
those fine boys-they are BOYS.
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give you. give you, some Of
Miami's most eligible charmerettes.
I cali them Bachelor Girls" Kitty
Guion Of RTW. Paula Williams Of
Bethune and Douglas, Frances Os-
borne Of Dorsey, Josephine Spicer
OF Dorsey. Constance Simmons Of
BTW, Erma Sands Of Phyllis Wheat
ley, jamie Henderson, Secretary at
Longshoreman's Hall, Lorraine
Sands Of Lee Elementary, Juanita
Parker of Carver, Ruby King Of
Phyllis Wheatley, Veronica Rus
sell of Goulds, Edythe Chandler Of
Red Cross, Arthurine Sands OF
Goulds, Sara Christie Of Dorsey,
Anna Bella Harris Of BTW, and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-15

Yes, there is a new nurse on the
Avenue, she is none other than
Nurse Winnie Fitzpatrick in DR.. Roy
Boggs swanky new office.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-15

Christmas found Mildred Morley
vacationing in Nassau, Bahamas as
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
rington Mackey.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-15

So very nice to see Hazel Dean
Thompson up and about again.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-15

That ever congenial Alma Terrell
Brooks is now convalesoing at home.
Get well cards flowers - books
- inquiries always inspire shut
ms.
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These Mio11liu11s..
And tie things they do
EVELYN WHITE VILLAINS

Eudora Marques. nurse at Chris.
tan Hospital
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-15

On Friday. Madge PORTER enter
tanned the medical auxiliary. With
her reputation for being a gracious
hostess. you know everything. every
little thing was well carried out.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-15

On the sick list we have Mrs.
Lena harrington. that very cordial
mother of Sybil Harrington Mackey.
A cheerful card flowers or n
call to ask how she feels would be
appreciated so much, I'm sure.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-15

How pleased we were to have such
experts on reading. appear at our
annual reading clinic. Both sessions
were very well attended.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-15

Visiting parents and friends are
none other than Lillian Paschal
Wheeler and daughter who are now
residents of Washington, d. c. Still
nice to come home, isn't 1t?
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-01-15

The Manatee Bannermans are en-
PERTAINING Rev. Zimmerman, brother
of Manatee. who halls from Harris
burg, Pa.