The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-04-02
Random Notes
By DOROTHY SANFORD

OhALCu OO4ACSC 4 uAtu OIIVC was
held at the Lord Calvert Hotel
on last Tuesday. DR.. Richard
Moore, president of Bethune-
Goodman College is again state
director for the drive. He is being
assisted by William Hayes, de-
partment head at the college. Co
chairmen for the Dade County
Drive for $4,000 are Judge L. E.
Thomas and l.. l.. Brooks of the
Bonded Collection Agency. Mrs.
Lloma Green will serve the local
group as secretary. An interesting
fact brought to the group was
that at Bethune-Cookman alone,
Dade County students are recip-
tents of $1,000 in scholarships.
Attending the luncheon were DR..
/. p. Davis, DR.. Baker Hindman
of the Dade County Board OF
Public Instruction, Archdeacon
John E. Culmer, rector of st.
Agnes p. E. Church; Mrs. Frances
Tucker, principal of George w.
Carver High School; David Dobbs,
principal of Dorsey Senior High
School,; Mrs. Opal Green King,
proprietor of the Vogue Beauty
Fair, and Charles c. North, owner
of North's Travel Bureau. Watch
for the United College Fund Drive
opening within the next two
weeks.
A "Cook-Out" was held al
Camp Chowee-how-lette on last
Saturday as the final session of
the Girl Scout Leadership course
held at Dunbar School with Mrs.
10 Hill Smith, professional work.
er, assisted by Mesdarnes Clarice
r. Titles and Louise Mcqueen.
Divided into three groups, the
leaders cooked their food in pre-
scribed Girl Scout cooking meth
DDS. Leaders, neophyte and vet
eran, who received Gold Star
Certificates were Mesdames Betty
Burroughs, Verda Harrow, Fran
ces Jollivette, CorneliS Glenn and
Franklin Brown of Dunbar; Mrs.
Verma Bryant of Douglas; Mrs.
Williams and Mrs. Altamese
Powell.
The Young Women's Study
Council of ST. Agnes p. E. Church
is presenting 1.-THE Seven Last
Words of Christ" (Dubois) on
Wednesday, April at o'clock
at St. Agnes. Mrs. Joel Ingraham
of Dorsey High will be organist
and Linton Berrien of Mays will
serve as pianist.
Mrs. Juanita Anderson DeLein
of Manhattan left Tuesday for
home after spending two weeks
as the houseguest of Mrs. Charles
Wars. Mrs. LeLeon is the daugh-
ter OF a former Miamian, Mrs.
Bough CMrs. Sharlene Anderson).
Ernest Adderley, hotel proprie-
tor from New York, left last Fri
day for his home after having
spent five months as guest OF his
boyhood friend, Levi Johnson and
Mrs. johnson of Liberty City.
Robert Lotion, that genial
manager of the luxury Miami
Carver Hotel finally found one
free day in his very life and made
personal history - took his nrst
plane trip for his first visit to
Nassau on Wednesday. He was
the guest Of Nassau's information
ally known man-about-town,
Uric Ferguson, and enjoyed,
thou briefly, the palatial resi-
dence of his host.
Robert Hall was a welcome
sight for sore eyes. He drove
down for a brief visit, arriving
last Monday night. He Is doing
promotion and public relations
for Moulin Rouge, Las Vegas.
You all have read about this re-
sort which welcomes everyone
regardless of color, race or creed.
OF course you couldn't 20 there
on a shoestring. Joe Louis Is one
Of the directors for the organiZa-
ton. Imagine, the address Is Bo-
nanza Roadl
Listened 10 the Business League
Program last Sunday at 4 o'clock.
J.R. Taylor is the father OF this
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