The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-06-11
Random Notes
BY DOROTHY SANFORD

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One hundred fourteen members
of the 1855 graduating class of
Dorsey High School accepted the
invitation of the Church Of the
Incarnation, Rev. l.. Lambert
Sands, vicar, to attend 2 o'clock
mass last Sunday morning. Text
of the sermon was Here am /,
Send Me-! Holy Communion was
celebrated by the priest assisted
by the Deacon, Rev. H. E. S.
Reeves. Master of Acolytes, Will
fred Barry and church organiSt
Cassandra Hanna are both Dor
Sey students. A number of the
graduating seniors are coInmun-
icantS of the Church of the In
carnation.. Immediately following
the church service, breakfast was
served to graduates in the Dorsey
cafetorium. This Fifth Annual
Breakfast is one of several pro-
grams for young people sponsored
by the Church of the Incarnation.
MIR. Dobbs, Dorsey Senior High
School principal and senior class
sponsors, Mrs. Lemmie Mitchell,
David Ivey and Mrs. Robert
Young accompanied the young
people.
Mrs. Lemmie Mitchell tells that
her Oldest son, Charles, a senior
at Howard u. is representing his
college at Camp Michaux in Penn
sylvania this week.
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DR.. Harry Sweeting of Fl
Lauderdale entertained a few
friends at a picnic on last We'd
nesday afternoon at Virginia
Beach.
Miami guests were Mesdames
Albertha Sawyer, Willie Slater,
Clyde KillenS, Mamie Thompson,
Edna Bailey Williams and daugh-
ter, Ann Cora, Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
Lindsey, and G.. Robert Love.
From Ft. Lauderdale came DR..
and Mrs. Bass and small daugh-
ter and the Thomases.
Members of the central staff
of the Girl Scouts held a meet
ing for District Chairmen, Troop
Leaders and Neighborhood chair
men Of Ixora and Sunflower Dis
trictS on last Wednesday night in
the Flamingo Room. G.. Daniel
Lang, executive secretary for the
Greater Miami Urban League
spoke briefly on the organization
of social agencies. A paneI CO n
posed of Miss Crearl, executive
secretary, Ms. =, -. an. - "a, IS
d. ID. Richardson and Miss ID.
Ross discussed general policies and
the camping program. Twenty
eight women altenued the meet
ing. The two districts have over
300 Girl Scouts at the present
time with at least tour more
troops TO be installed in Septem-
Der. Mrs. Franklin Brown of
Dunbar School will attend Camp
Macy in New York State for
special training in Girl Scout
camping techniques and leader
ship.
Registrations for next months
Day Camping at Camp Chowe-
Howlette are coming in apace.
Ixora district PEI. AZ may CO.. acs
Mrs. Cleveland Sampson at 2-0766;
those in the Sunflower district
contact MRS. EDWARD WeJo,
MO l-0644. A gift of two weeks
o. camping would be very wei
come to any Brownie or Girl
Scout.
Pearl LOckhart, daughter of the
Charles Lockharts Of Liberty City
arrived home last Wednesday
from Howard University for two
weeks vacation before returning
to summer school Miss LOCkhart,
"a pre-med student is active in
college affairs being vice presi-
dent Of the Canterbury CLUB and
president OF Alpha Chapter, Del
"a Sigma Theta Sorority.
Scholarships from both students
and teachers have been awarded
70 local iSeople Miss Carol Bray
non OF Talladega College viii
study this summer in France and
visit other countries in Europe.
She is a Delta sorOr. Miss Jeln-
cite Reynolds, younger daughter
OF the Forrest Reynolds and a
senior student al Clark Univ.
received a scholarship 10 study in