The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-06
THE MIAMI TIMES. MIAMI FLORIDA
PAGE SIX SATURDAY UJNE & 1854
Banquet rendered
Mrs. Mcfarland.
School Teacher
40 Years

0CnOOl odCnGr
40 Years
One Of 1s 1oE GcIg a.
fairs participated Z II liz fsGl-
- Of Lo-ty CITY E@eots-y
Sehoo- WIS tie banquet E1cE
they te1dered NdS Aria No
F-laod- - gesture Of 1he-
esteem to- he-. Mrs XcFEkod
l. retiring run -he Da5e County
Public School system at.= giving
fE1y years Of sEYlce-
TIE banquet was hsl6 u -he
cafstoriun On wednesday, May
e. Tie tables were PLACED around
fhe roon u such Z NAME e 70
insure tie feeling O. good tel-
Nwship and ca-asrsder1e that TIE
committee desired 70 maintain.
The cuisine ~as al -he was 20
be desired, whtch was n the
capable hands Of NJ AIoe- Bel
Eny and lis staff, from the Lord
Catvert Eo1E- Table decorations
were b-es1dtak1ng, with lovely
Hral arrangements, and place
cards done with velour and pas
tek, and Inscribed with Mrs.
4 z. NcF-. 1853. = very festive
air -eigned with hos1esses and
guests beautifully gowned and
appropriately art-ed Everyone
was seated with n ar O. expec-
fancy when Mrs LcFarlsnd and
hsr immediate family were usher
Cd II BY Mrs Gil Mr. Thomas
Pogue served and very S1svely
too, Is Master Of Ceremonies. The
program was carried out II the
nanoe- Of This 3 Your Life, "
{ " PRODUCTION
Presentation were made ~
various persons, representing Il
organization o. group. Among
these was one made by Mrs. =
z XcNeal, representing the Dsde
County Teachers Association Mrs.
Elry Taylor Sands and Ms,
Helena KNOWLES expressed them
selves Is representing former STU
dents and Mrs. Knowles pinned
"A orchid On Mrs. Mcfarland
Mrs Alma Brooks brought : gift
from the Principals Council The
faculty Of Liberty City Elenen-
taly presented her with Z 500.
bill The fifth grade group Of
whom she Is z member, made :
presentation Of g silver tray. In
Vulnerable gifts were received
from various individuals.
Guests and personnel present
were Mr.. W. c. CogdeI1, Mr.. and
Mrs Alex Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Diaz, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Dobbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Francis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Grant, Mrs
Helena Sifontes, NJ. and Mrs.
James Simmons, NJ. and Mrs.
Earl kizeIl, Nh. and Mrs. Willie
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hall. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Wells, M. and Mrs. Cal
win Russell, Ny and Mrs. Her
bert Cody, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sands, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Phil
lip, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Dawkins, Mr..
and Mrs. James McFadgon, M.
and Mrs. Sandilands, Mrs Ernes-
tine Collins, Mrs. Mary Edwards,
Mrs. Lille Ivey, the Mesdames
Zelula Black, Ruth Rogers, Ethel
Rogers, Athalie Range, Zeola
Jones, Verne T. Reed, Annette
McNeal, Doretha Payne, Mary
Goodman, Ida K. Sidney, lola
Edwards, Marion Sands, Hazel
wilcox, Alese Gil, NJ. L Thomas,
n. R. Thompson, Helenea Knowles
Rose Stewart, Hortense Robinson,
I R. Straughter, Willie Mae Col
son, the Misses c. NcFadgon. A.
Hudson, G. Spice-. II. Rollins,
Messrs- Willie Blount. James
Everette, Purnen Miller, Thomas
Blue, L. s. Mcfarland. Asa PAT
terson and Thomas PoEoe.
Mrs. Emma Wells was the ye-y
efficient and industrious chair
~ Tire y-hr1e .AS.;,