The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-23

lawn of the Sammy Wright'S
home, 50th Street and 30th Ave.
Brownsville. We understand thai
soft background music will be
featured so that you and your
friends may converse pleasantly
and enjoy the delicious refresh
nentS. This is the annual affair
Of this group of outstanding wo-
men of our community. See you
about 4 o'clock.
Sunday is also Women'S Day at
st. John Baptist Church. Although
he pastor, Rev. Thedford John
ION, will deliver the morning
message, the women of the church
vill serve in all other capacities.
"he Wnmen's Missionary Society.
Mrs. Matte Carey, president, will
have general charge of the entire
lay. Working with that group are
he matrons of the church; Mrs.
Armstrong is directress of ma
'ronS, Mrs. Emma Thomas is
president of Matron Circle No. 1;
i Mrs. B. Coleman, president of No.
2. Music will be furnished by the
women of choirs No. and and
by the young ladies of the Junior
Church Choir under the capable
direction of Mrs. J. w. Dunn,
minister, of music. Mrs. Lee Mi
kell will be at the piano. Featur-
ed SoloiStS will be MeSdameS l..
V. Adams, Sapp-Miller. Ed Shu-
make, c.. Perkins, E. Thomas and
N. Townsel. For the evening SER
vice, Mrs. Myrtle Davis of st.
Paul ANNE Church, Coconut Grove
will deliver the message. Mrs.
Davis is State President of the
Federated Women's Club, and is
well known in church circles
throughout the state.
Iota Phi Lambda SorUrS under
the leadership of Mrs. Rose Green
Jones pro vided an evening of
good fellowship, plus a turkey
dinner with trimmings, plus gifts
for their ''boSseS" on last Friday
night in the recreation room of
the Manufacturer Hotel. Mrs.
B'Taylor, Murrell Branch YWCA
executive, d. A. Douglas, Atlanta
Life executive, William Mcbride,
Liberty Square Housing Director,
and Robert Lotion, Miami-Car-
yer Hotel manager were the hon.
orees. Al Dunmore and this COL
umnist were also guests Iota
sorors wore beautiful white rose
bud corsages with green ribbon
ties (sorority colors) which had
| been designed by Pledge Theresa
Hubert, the florist.
F, Anyone who thinks Women can't
keep secrets are surely not &C
quainted with the Phyllis Wheat
| ley PTA! They really kept a
secret! The group arranged a sur
prise This is your life" program
for their principal, Mrs. Grace
Albert, on last Friday night as
token of appreciation for Mrs.
Albert'S 20 years of service as
principal of Phyllis Wheatley.
The program was supposed to
be in honor of Mrs. Caroline Nor
ley who had served so well as
PTA president for number OF
years. Instead after the opening OF
:; the program, M C.'ed by Mrs.
Dorothy Johnson McKeller and
a solo by Mrs. Doretha Payne,
| Mrs. Willie Mae Murray began
reading a document and upon its
completion announced This is
your life Grace Benson Albert"
Mrs. Mona Benson, Mrs. Jacque-
line Washington of Detroit and
daughter, Sandra, DR.. Arthur
8enSon of TuSkegee, Mrs. Alder
ha Young, Mrs. Louise Young
Nnie Young Jones, members oil
Mrs. AIbert's family and Mrs
mmons, family friend ano
classmates, Mrs. Ethel Carter ano
Mrs. Thena Arnold Crowder al
appeared. They came by plane
rain and car and were bidder
away with friends and at the
: Nary Elizabeth Hotel and the
Booker Terrace Noel. Samue
Sleare, Phyllis Wheatley PTA
president, presented the faculty
nd PTA gifts. A side table wa!
lled with flowers, gifts and mes
Sages of congratulations. Mrs. AL
bert was still floating on ali
Tuesday. Her daughter, Mrs
| WASHINGTON, will SDan5 TWO 1sraalx,