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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-05
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rabne, 8roRmntter, Wtntter mnb Sinh
Sn bmmpfer Stnbe beiiammen fnb;
Gs ipelet bas Sinb, bic Mntter iidj idJmift,
8rpkmmtter ipinnt, ltrabne 9ebidt
Sitt binter bem Diem int Sfnbl -
@ie iueben bic 2nfte 10 idiuHl!
9as Sinh iprdJt: uWiorsem iits Seertas
Nie ,pill idJ ipelen int griinen Sag,
ySie mill id) ipringen bnrd) Sal nnb S0b'n,
gSie mill id) pflndem piel &nmen id6n.
Der slnger, bent Bin idj bplb!"
SDrt ibr's iuie Der 0pnner arpQ!?
9ie @ntter iprid)t: uMorsen iit's Seiertas!
Sa balten mir alle frDblid) gelas'.
Sd elber id) rnie ,nein Teierfleib;
Sas 2eben es fat audj 2nlt nad 2eib.
Damn ideint bic Spnne iuie 8plo"
S1rt ibr's, iuie Ser Sunner grul!?
8rukmntter iprid)t: uWtor9en iit's Ieiertae!
8rokmntter fat feinen 0eiertag.
Sic fud)ct bas Wabl, ie ipnnet bas &leib;
Sas 2eben lit Surg' nnb biel Irbet.
@obl Dem, Der tat, mas er u0f"-
SGrt tbr's, iuie Der Spnner CROFT?
ltrabne iprid)t: uNtursen iifs 5eiertas!
Mm liebiten npr9en id) iterben mag;
Sd fam nidjt iiugen mod id)ersen mebr,
Sd famn nidjt iorsen mnb idjaffen idjmer;
gSas tn id mod auf Der @elt~ -
Sebt ibr ue Der glit bort fGllt!?
Sic bDren's nid)t, iie eben's nidt.
Gs flammt Sic Stube in lanter 2idt.
ltrabne, 8rORmutter, SHUTTER unb Sinh
Som Strabl miteinanber getruffen inb.
&ter 2ebeu enbet eiH Sdlag -
ltnb mursen iits Seiertag.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-05

belt ser gllten nit Sen @orten on-
fitnoigt: rSbne 8ottes CUNT lit oues
Baum umionit."
0arum betete Sperberg 10 bel fiir
Die &inoer, in oeren Seelen er @ots
tes 9fei6 aufbouen lpollte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-07-05

l1nb i6 an meinem Mbenb tpollte,
SD batte, ienem @eibe gleib,
grfult, mas i6 erfiiaen iollte
sSSn meinen @ren5en unb 8erei9.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12
Harris school PIT
To Celebrate III
Meeting Tonight

The s5fh anniversary n TIE
! founding u TIE National Con.
gress oi pTA viii b. observed
tonight Al Harris Sghool aud.
toFiun a pm
The exeeutive board II Harris
School met last Tuesday evening
and cumpletcd plans for the
founders Day Program. inrlud.
inE > pageant called Parents
WIN A purpose whieh wlll -
presented toniaht
All pasf presidents of lhe e.
ganlxafion mre cordially Invited
ard viii he gwen place "a
honoF dsirlna this evenings
meeting Mrs Robert Dopp Is n
charge "a me program.
Il CoFndr I q. cFpckroft
Chairman "a the oxasnlxlne ard
extennion ~ Boz scouts N Mr.
Foa County addressed me board
relsiive - the spensagthip ~ /
Scoat Cub paek IFS feauegf So
net with approval ard ~ mas
InfoFmcd that his request uosld
be presented - the nexf megf
ms He Raa also lnViied io b.
tend and ette fslil destTaptssn
"a ihN requirements
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12
Nav Van Wins
Carnival Tickets

Takina 8 Chanre "a , chance
cad 81 faf Charles &. welfe.
lran Glass ssz Bakef. A. he
u = Fiect Ssnar sehooi
A Navy Charity Carnival raj.
fie ticket salesman came "a one
ef Wetemans CLASSES and ~.
iefed lhr Atadenis = ehanrn 90
bus & chance On $40 urkets for
te'o round trip tickets ffolu key
West 81 one II seven uialof & g.
clties.
Each uan wko took : ahanee
pn me offer eaee pn9 al b.
have hla name placed n + hok
faf the ofawlna# To sfHneF
wonld recsivv 81 ihe ileks
Al moFnlna quarters. Febipary
6th. Weideman's n s.fn = Vas
dfaxn IS winner a The go
tickets This IS about % petsefs
a "a iiekota sd On ~ tzIh -
lar. whieh makes hn thannsH oi
winning the trip ah0sn thIs4 ~
enc
II h. dees ain the tie. WHade.
man plans - e b n.atef on
Ms neat hmtN 81 xiAsl 10 girl
lr.eud. fle plans . elst thf on
81 trkef a. hls buddy. Ch4fles
q Lambs. "A naehmond vlrGtnia.
Also ul class 80
After eraduation fTum A. 80
nar rrurae ln April. NeldNuen
aill return - ~ shlpz eNss
SeleIno Bay
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12
Civil Air Patrol
Meeting Tonight

A. ne reeulaf meeimg I N
Clsa Ar Patrol caaess - uurs
dng esenlng ) class IN msieelkgy
waa rondmefea slius : nx~ - -
lnsirmrtlnn IN FedNfal Con- Nllni
fsfionE pFoxe1ufs
several Cadets have reea|ged
their nem unilurms whteh w@re in
efidsnce snaday. uhen d xMp r..
classes uefe heid fal.sNn9 aFll
Prosislnnnl ideuilfleatlon rAfds
mere lasaed 10 cadeta sttfnd.n4 ms
arm - ike exreusise effieef Leu.
senani nnae. Theae ere 1nmftEafy
earfs - - aaed until tAe Fe4nlpr
cards arrive PhoteersIhs = ne
cadets mere takes n uNiinEm AZ
ne meet
A inparianf Heeilng a ne
Sen,or rits Az pafrei via BE-
reid toniehf AZ the Anerean
Le9soa lisme 81 8 20 p 49,
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12
Appiy 10 We'd

Willie Leroy AnderHon e.
MaTine hnlfneka ard huth Marie
MliioFd. n. go Anesla street.
have applied fof : uariseT u
esnne hi fhe efsiee uf Cu0nty
Jasiee Ragnaond a LoFd
Byron paul wafdron. - lss
CnDlhaueh and Nlola Eiien wea-
yer. ell Caroline street., nsVe a..
- made applirafion - have
Morgan Randolph TINES 1901
Oltxla street ard NaFiiyn jean
Leshy. l34-D polne.aEs
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12
New Members To
BE Inducled Into
American Legion

A laree group of neW mcmhxrs
wlll be welcomed inio Arthur Saw
yer Post No. -. American f.erlua.
a. its regular mcefins on Wednea
day evening a. $40 pm. Admlani
Bethel 2. Johnsoa stated iofay.
The key West Gnard a .liunnr
wili conduct a Memorial service II
honor ~ reeenfly departed Irriaa
mares, Mr. GeorRe q. Incas and
Miss Anns Corccran.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

tsanta fffs
tAl. afa.se aeA ron sEa4 f.f
Nft re tfe - aesstts 81. ~
4 ts4fts faafa ana Mafe
Asn
, = "a eFaas asa raI SEQ fsrs
anff - iNs@s 80 aacaae FnaHs
sse A0rth N ssta
W. erAdx sua raff fgoa re..t
ee fassle. Sanunsrlaisi
fth, sfaas and rsslf slss fest
- *" fWa8M. 4nhnNonNIIi.
"a hs slsrlff
titsisifrs maY el.tain oian. an.
HiFTtti 4 atssahe aNa aii athNr 49,.
ssfs ID infernaailon ffasn ~. ~
thr af fhe taumfs taefk F.aunt,
t~nft tuNse. het u~a4. Niarls.
aHpn asnnNIf 81 Tea haifar,
4tfu.pels whsch Ntif BE r.aurnsa 4.
ne hsdHtf pea f4tugn - fhe f.fan.
AMI ettes' ~ lfIs issne
~ h.4A musI ~ ~ The hands .l
ne tswfaf tfefk un or Aefnfs =.
a. unstiAt Maf4h a.. iaGs
antsi@efea eekafN~e m.
flAnf tH afteut ~ taFl ans ar
bids uaas pnrauaht Is fsa. -
49, Mus. Fsarala. rshraasy en-
t~EA8.i tsAn4. A AnAus
- -. ta8rd - essnnfe t'.sinn,is
*t.HsfH. AissnFsa t's4atg. Fanrisa
fesiz- ts.fss1
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12


~ ruE stRsttr ra, mr or rur
si>fthNtu Dtttsl sfns ~
aosn"s s"s ~. - ,"s>-
Ns. ls-saes tH
JAMES y psLANp.
"E'sNi'E rARk, -.
- Nasssa as 90 asnssss>
~ TttE NAMf uf rflF STATE
Bf FLORIDA
rea NtaAa hoaERTs. ssssssnes
uuAuoun. KATIE FlNf. fesiaenre
| unk Gown. Lofts FINE Residence
aas a.vn TnE AtissvK nsaEi,I
fi:lsSs ~ ~ LiviNsI Am ~
bkAt THE INkNoWN y HElHA
1f.N lsfst.A. IgsssAqNEs GRANT.
Ef,< eH uTlfER LAIN ANTk ~
lskk THEN ANl rHE fN.
kNott'N st.tH SIS go SAID PER
@tsN@. feelsisnee~ mnk muWns
All. pEn~uNS HAVING oR
GLAiMlNsi IT, ilANE ANY ~
fEHENT iN rtE FyHIowtN1
tANis@s
on ihs lslaua ~ Ksg Wa.
knaun = IN niitian A Waite
hseds nap. sellneatsa 10 Feb-
ruaft ikxs. a. rArt - IA
psstni sn " llasam street. distant
frusu fhe rHrusf ~ AaFoifue anh
William streets Two 4fumhFNd
sHa sessnts To tefai f.st sd
nlx tAl inthrH. aad fuanNN
th*nee afanK ths lire - WI
liam Street. in 3 sEis affeFtssn
fhiftf Two t&zg feet aua ~
CO nfhaa ih~nse ~ fiaht an
giles g. NEit dtrsfttnu SikfN
tHsg feNf afta feuf go iheheas
|. : llsasss ss sssAt Asessiss IA =
NNst atfetttnn Fhiftg Tuo
! psessms ss aAam smas.s.s s.aF
HtVfy direction aiDnr the al.
s.s.ss S..as !, o. i's.s.s Z. 49,
'1' sS issss. sss 'sss s1s aassi.@
street - ths ppiri u tssin-
Yus Ans HEREBY ~DTlFGED
that su4t has hefa filed - che
anffea sfNlH4 f'nnff e. az r. title
80 eertain ianas "a MenFss teanif.
Fioftaa. ehtph are pAfiI. slnflt o..
eerthssi la fhe raptiun hsfesf. ana /
Yoev AmAuer ~ pieaafHs - the
bass 81 safnf,latas - the fiaintlffe /
aafafmess liuisNrtn. ifetlAma
ssrleklans lfal fan AmeFlsan
itank isld9 Msnmt Fapftaa. and i
ffie ths aflnlHat aaaNar - psesd
ina fm thN affAea - ahe Nt*Fh ~ 1
thn fsft aif f'usff an - before the
fatk simN ~ Mar n. lea&. oahff y 80
SO aiis aagluss - Nai6 bisi - eom.
ulaint wtii tAe takNm - eesfeessd
- $50
iaisa a Kss wesa. MenFes
Count FIartsfA. fhle ath ass "a
fsstsra aaff. ~ u fesf
lftffeMit Fwwft
seal EAHL AftAMs
afeF& - tlrNm4l A'uWEt.
~ fet8 Fiafsnes $40 ~
NAenn&e
fehs.2z. fe-ss.fss4
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

1889 BADGER fos sale b MIg.
Cash only. H. A. Bruce. key wcs,
Trailer Court. simonf1a -.
febii-etx
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

iesl CUSTOM pesoIO. .Forsior
mssesa. ali extras sod miles.
Best offer Phone Ia la Malta.
no. Ext s2z2. Between ts pm.
fchi2 6lx
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

INDIAN Trailer Cor sale. Excellpn,
condssioa. Apply Ross TraiieF
Park. sil Truman Asenne.
fehii-a
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

4sss pixs 'tsmFh. ~ snutane stoxe
\ t'eetrit fsfffs'. Sleeps :. .ii
White II. Trailer Park. Harmon.
iebi2 II
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

HOUSEWIVES part til.le. Inicres,
ed IN parttime income. Coaac.
Mr. Trombley. Ia Concha Hotel
Feb. n-l2, . an. " am. feh9 "a
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

q HOUSE Trader. Aluminium
Custom built. Sleeps 4. excclleas
eoi'dstion. Overseas Trader Park.
10 ss.---s-s febi2 SIX
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

y Fr. sTswAav. rNrcc private
hedroouas. Al metal exsersas
fuli 5 n. bath. tab and shaver
Free delivery 20 kcy wcxa. the
largest trade in town. Broan 5
stone Trailer Sales. sess Biscayne
3lvd. Miami, via. sebla "A
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

1859 model aluminium House Trail.
er sleeps T. refrigerator. rca.
sonabse price. Harlan Peterson.
Masiie Trailer Park. febi2 s,x
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

TRAILER awnings maale to order.
$3.50 and up. Open after 400
o'clock week days. an day Sat.
szs Truman Ave. iebs.tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

housE traiser. isae. q n. admiral
newly painted and vsrnished. -
celleni condition. Equipped wiih Z
a. frigldaire. Contact Mr. os Mrs.
Bradley. loi NoI3s. Coral Isle
Trailer Park. Stock ISland.
fcbi a
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

sofasE ot CALLING faon nIns
ff0AitN "a heHehk X Nen a. naan
HaS .aaesrn that an ~ an
90 - deE~h A - ia44. a. aa
= ~ thss s.@@rs.s .nAa, s'eurt
neua - sv~s.ay s.s,rs.'s ..,r'''.. .ss
aHl open scaled hfda far the fei.
nxkFh feaf ~.fHtHNNa
t.a..i FRtlEstgsk klssss
ada ana surface 2els
1T~s' s'gess,,,,l.;; Y sstfsf s'.r'
fdt 81 fslas s.. arniss .ass
ttsnd aW0 itefaeft Tfatt
f4ll. nfssa aasd suffase itEa
ftAt 40 #Nsaaa. Tattfnief
tseafh aesl fssfrn fsearh
fili Nfade aua Merfase sis
iefn 70 faaas, ,ifute PATH
Biatisrs mat ohtaln pluus and
ti't' ifle. tiuna and ali ether nfces-
Haft hid lrfaFnatsuu gFom TIE ~
tiff ni fne fountF tieFk. MnnFue
qurtF Caurt linuse. ksy Weat.
kior'es afnu depe~it - Ten us,l.
l.fs ttieegi " his n ~iii hs return.
- e. lhe bidder upan fsfufn -
the p'ans ana sp4cifleaslana
AZ bids munt - ia iae handf =
ihF f'eNnft tieFk un ~ tefNre Asae
A. A., Tatsaaf Mafea A. 1859
AHH t'sfi faiaedun FrktfNaN the
Fi~hf e. #FteTt ~ fshsF anN and
al ida made gnfeUant a. This aa-
e We, 1qsssda. rshruars -.
IL hal9 EAni. r. ADAMS
: ieft iiaRFd - fWuufk essnnuis.
stnasls Noa40s anaty flaFita
fs.ha4 -. aas9 W
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12
l9--Public Notices

GOVERNMENT cDnirolS aad regu.
latsons are constantly changing.
Only your local newspaper pub.
'ishes complete local application ol
lhese controls. Subscribe % The
Citizen today Phone 81. circulat' m
Department Tor home delivery.
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

n VT. isss Deluxe house trailer.
screened IN porch and patio. .fepe.
ed in yard. Primary set up Tor
family with two chhdren. I.r sl
Overseas TrsiIer Court. Ssock Il.
land. fehssi
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

GIRL tcoloredl 10 DO cleaning p
hours daily. Apply Arts aud
Things sis sirnunion 81.
- febi2if
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

EXPERIENCED. pleassm Wal
sresS. Hours 2 10 ~ pm. Bansna
Tree Grill, 80 Truman Ave.
fcb9 u
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

|NlNSE, moiheriy type. accep, sm
E&Dys.Aat Feb. a March Com
panion, obstetrics. or travel. Even.
ings. Coaiset Mrs. rIoye. "a Con
cha Hotel, or write e/o Boz as.
Ieb8cix
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12
lo--Dlals and Female Help

KITCHEN help wanted. Apply IN
person. Ponee's I~rcheonetis
7ei Simonion. feb7 a
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

TWO mattresses wanted immediate
". Day or night work. Good rsy
ioo5 Truman Ave. feis.tl
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

LADY wh6 esn ers<kex mece work
at hoH AwfyNAfts and Things.
sas simn<en W iehi2 q
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12
a--Apsrsmsnts For Rsni

? APARTMENTS available AZ an
Niiiiau ~ febi2 3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-02-12

~ ruE CIRCUIT zoe mT or rssa
sftftssN NtH - ittftAl sfns ~
usf ttnttEs1A. ~ An FOH
auNnot cot srA. a. tns>-
sfHA.
JAMES AZ F4Mf AN8
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
MRS. GARRISON
ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY

Mrs. Florence L. Garrison yes
terday announced her candidacy
for feminine delegate to the Re-
publican National Convention in
Chicago July from the 4th
Congressional District. She will
be among the candidates to be
voted upon at the May 10 con-
vention of the Grass Roots Re-
publicanS at Dade County Audi
torium, the session beginning at
l:3O.
Mrs. Garrison spent consider
able time in Tallahassee during
the last legislative session and
declares "while there I witnessed
the officials of the Republican
State Executive Committee lobby:
ing against the COP voters hav-
ing their franchise. This shocking
situation convinced me it is my
moral duty to expose the condi-
ton of the Old Guard Republi-
cans in Florida"
She added that she had "offer-
ed her candidacy in the hope of
cleaning up existing conditions
in Florida Republican politics:
The time has come for the rank
and file COP to demand that
their officials conduct themselves
in a manner to advance the cause
of the party in Florida and the
South. The carpet bag era is no
more"
President of the Florida Fed
Grafton of Women'S Republican
Clubs, agrees that "the growth of
the party during the past two
years has been phenominal. How
ever, the growth Of the party was
due to the public's realization |
that an honest effort was being
made to organize COP party |
in the state that would become
strong enough to offer a real
challenge to the Democrats and
thus establish a two-party system |
of Government. The confidence |
of the independent voter and the
former Republican voter cannot
be maintained if the Republicans
now organized deviate from their
straight forward program of rep |
resentation of all the voters in
the Republican party"
= Mrs. Garrison feels the efforts
of the Women's Republican Clubs
throughout the state is responsible
for the large increase in Repub-
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

lican registration in Florida,
amounting to 5000. She has been
active in state COP affairs for
more than IL years and is presi-
dent of the Florida Federation
of Women's Republican Clubs.
The delegates elected at the
eight Congressional Grass Roots
conventions throughout the state
will contest the appointed dele
gates of the State Committee.
Nineteen delegates for the State
Grass Roots Convention May "a
at Orlando, plus alternates, will
be named at the Miami conven-
ton next Saturday; also two
National Convention delegates
and their alternates.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
NAACP EXEC.
LAUDS RITZ FILM

Walter White, executive Sec
retary of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People, says, ''The Well' is one
of the most moving, most excit-
ing and most important motion
picture films ever made"
This moving film which tells
the story of the deterioration of
human brotherhood and then of
it's rehabilitation, will play for a
midnight show at both the Ritz
and Harlem theatres Saturday,
May 10 and then will continue at
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
NEWS FROM TINE
BAHAMAS

The Peoples Penny Savings
Bank Limited (colored) was or
ganized recently. It's chief ebiect
is to inculcate in the minds OF the
BahRmian people the virtue OF
thrift till it becomes a habit, and
70 provide the people with a
quick. easy and safe means Of
saving for a rainy day. It Is re-
garded as one of the mast i'm
pOFtaht and progressive moveS
made by BaharAians In many
years.
The executives are: A. Leon
Mckinney, president; ;Dr. Cleve-
land EneaS, vice president; Edgar
r. Balm, treasurer; Randol F.
Fawkes. secretary and legal ad-
wiser; Percival Hanna, assistant
secretary: Clinton III. Deveaux,
Wilfred P. Bowe, Leroy Hanna,
James Russell and Vincent Mar
tin.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
TEE MODEL AND FORD JOKE

Say, Tee, what was the matter
with you, and why were y u
looking like you were mad? Yes,
you see me and a certain man in
Perrine run a business and he is
jealous of me because I sell 2 to
his l.
Say, Ford, know you aren't
married, but how come? Well,
because the one l wanted did not
want me and the one who want
ed me I did not want. Ok, old
boy.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

Stony Godet, one of the leading
local fighters, left ON April 20 by
BOAC StratocruiSer for Con-
inecticut, to fill a ring engagement.
An American fight manager is
promoting this fight.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

On the sick list are Brother
Alonzo Park who is at the Chris
tian Hospital, and Brother John
Timon, who is at General HoSpit-
al. Both are members Of Mt.
Moriah Baptist church and of the
Sons and Daughters Of the Pail
Bearers Lodge.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

On April n DR.. X. v. A. Rod
gers left by BOAC for England to
take a post graduate course in
heart diseases at the London
Heart Hospital. He will be absent
from the Bahamas for about four
months.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

Miss Elsa Ingraham won the
eraterical contest at the Florida
State Convention Of Elks in Tam
pa early in April. The prize is a
scholarship which entities her to
take a course at Bethune-Cook-
man College. Miss Ingraham will
coEnpete in the Regional contest
In June with a view to qualify
for the National contest. She is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Ingraham.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

Bible School at the Church of
God met at Gas am, and the
Young Peoples Union at 500 pm.
The pastor, Elder H. Dean, con-
Quoted the other services for the
day which were heart warming.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

The Government High School
celebrated its 9th anniversary on
April 81 with a special service at
Christ Church Cathedral. The
Lord Bishop Of Nassau delivered
the sermon for the occasion, and
the school choir sang.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

Representatives of the Union
Stock Yard and Transit Co. of
Chicago are visiting the BAHIA
mas, in search of pasture land
suitable for raising beef cattle.
They have already been to An
droS and Inagua.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

Freddie Styles, 46, was found
dead at his home in Canaan
Lane by his brother, Herbert, on
April "a. He was a printer. An
autopsy showed that his death
was natural.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

Mrs. Jemima Barr, 65, was
found dead at her home in the
Moss Yard, Deveaux ST., South,
on April 18. A post mortem at
the Bahamas General Hospital
revealed she died from heart
failure.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

Sister Edith Sims is suffering
from a broken arm as a result of
having been struck by her son.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

MIR. William TurnQueSt n d
Miss Theima Deveaux were mar
ried at st. Matthew's Church on
April %, by the Venerable Arch
deacon Knowles.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

Hurst Chapel AME Church,
Rev. Everette, pastor, was the
scene of many activities on Sun
day. All the services were reviv-
ing and full of spiritual fervor.
Brother Levi Moss is clerk, and
Brother Zack Ferguson, chorister.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
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The Miami times., 1952-05-10

Sunday School at Mt. Sinai
Baptist Church was very lively.
The pastor, the Rev. J. E. Muir
ray preached at the morning and
evening services. The clerk is
Sister Fannie Mae Williams.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
NOTICE

The regular meetings of New
Providence Lodge are held on
the second and fourth Thursdays
in each month, at the hall, cor
ner 18th st. and 3rd ave.
Joseph Dawkins, W. M.
Alfred Wilson, Secretary.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
News From Perrine
By LEE JORDAN

Mt. Moriah Baptist Church,
Rev. w. c. Edgar, pastor, had fine
services throughout Sunday. The
Sunday School and BTU were
we'll attended and the program
was quite interesting. Touching
messages were delivered at the
morning and evening worship.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23
FLORIDA GOVERNOR
SMASHES PRECEDENT

Tallahassee, Fla, Jan. 10 (AP)
Gov. Fuller Warren smashed pre-
cedent when he entertained both
whites and Negroes ait luncheon
in the Florida executive mansion
yesterday.
The interraeial group conferred
with Warren at the capitol on the
Christmas night bombing in Minis
Fla. in which Negro leader Har-
ry T. Moore was killed. Mrs.
Moore died later.
Following the conference, the
governor invited the group of
Northern whites and Negroes to
lunch with him. Els personal
limousine and highway patrol cars
carried them to the mansion.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23
AMERICAN LEGION HOLDS
ANNUAL DINNER

The American Legion Post No
$50 and the Auxiliary entertained
at 600 pm. Sunday evening in
the beautifully decorated Legion
rooms on N. 9Th st. All members
who have paid their 1862 dues
were eligible. with the privilege
of bringing guests.
Welcome adresses were made
by Commander Milton Clark and
Auxiliary president, Mrs. Goldie
Sayles. Mrs. Alberta Cansler and
Don Humphrey were chairmen.
An enjoyable evening was re-
ported by those who attended.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

Funeral services for Abe Nash,
who died Saturday evening in his
home at 81 East Vine street, were
held Friday in Tallulah, la. He
was 48 years old.
The Parker and Son funeral
home, 704 North Fourth street,
in charge.
Mr.. Nash, who had resided here
for the past nine years, leaves
his wife, Mrs. Odessa Nash, 81
East Vine street; and his mother
Mrs Marie Nash, a daughter, five
brothers and three sisters, all Of
Tallulah, La.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23
SLAIN NEGRO LEADERS
INJURED WIFE DIES

Sanford, Fla, Jan. a (AP)
The wife of Harry T. Moore,
Negro leader killed when his home
was bombed Christmas night, died
of a blood eliot late Thursday,
probably because she left her
hospital bed to view her hus-
bands body before he was buried.
DIR George H. Starke said Mrs.
Moore, 40, had been improving
steadily from injuries suffered liz
the bombing until she left the
hospital against his advice to see
Moore's body in a funeral home
here. -..--.--..,
Moore, 46-year-old Florida sec
rotary of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
people, was buried New Years
day.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

In Boston, Mass, Johnny Bright
late of Drake University, received
the Nelson award for sportsman
ship" at aSunday banquet. He al
so revealed his hopes of entering
the Olympic games on the U. S.
team. An all round athlete Bright
hopes to compete in the decathlon
events.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

Also at Burnham is Mr.. Albert
Alexander, of East Hill St. chef
cook at the Elks Club, who was
burned in an accident at work.
Later. he developed pneumonia.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

At Community Hospital: Mrs.
Matte Sayes, Mrs. Daisy Candy
and Mrs. Mary Jackson, Messrs.
William Hurt and Harry john
son.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

Mrs. Roxie Steele and Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Hess drove to Chicago
visiting sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Wheeler and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Jones.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1952-01-23

Mrs. Lille McKinzie. of North
Market ST., is convalescing at
home. Recent visitors at her beds
side were her sister, Mrs. Winnie
Jackson, of Chicago, and her bro
Their. Rev. Womack, Dixon, Tenn.