The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-07-02
Random Notes
BY DOROTHY SANFORD

The long Fourth of July week
end is beginning with its trips by
car, bus, train and plane, many
picnicS and parties as well as such
quiet activities as improving the
appearance of our homes = be
CAREFUL The Safety Council re-
minds us of the many accidents
that occur through carelesSneSS
even in our homes. Be care - the
life you save may be your own
and we like to see you around for
long time to come.
Three-year-old' Antoinette Will
lette Silva (Tony) entertained so
young guests on last Sunday af-
ternoon at the home of her uncle
and aunt, Bill and Juanita Stir
rup of Charles Ave. Games and re-
freshmentS were the order Of the
day. Tony'S birthday cake was
enwreathed with tiny orchids of
one of her grandmother's friends.
Tony attends Nursery school at
Booker T. Washington and Church
School at Christ Church. Tony'S
birthday was June IS. Saturday
and she also celebrated with her
family at an outing at Virginia
Beach.
The Samuel Glenns' new home
on Sind st. was blessed by Rev.
Alexander Allen on last Sundav
afternoon. Over a hundred guests
friends of this popular couple,
attended the affair. HostesseS
were chosen from the church,
civic and social organizations
with which Mrs. Glenn is assoc
iated-Salters Chapel, Friendship
Garden and Civic Club, Mothers
Club of Brownsville, Dade County
Lunchroom Managers Council
Girl Scouts, Dade County Women
Civic Improvement Association,
Order of the Eastern Stars.
Brownsville Improvement Assoc
iation, and Dunbar PTA, among
the number. Mrs. Glenn is lunch
room manager for Dunbar Ele-
mentary.
Joel Yvonne Williams, baby
daughter of the Joseph Willi"o1s
barbara Mckinney was chris
tened on last Sunday, June 10,
following morning mass by Faith
er Sands, vicar of the Church of
the Incarnation, Liberty City.
Godparents are MeSdsmes Rose
bud Joyner. Clementine Rah-
ming and Sheba Major Martin,
and MeSsieurs Francis Clark and
Curtis Pate.
Met the young heir of the Fran
els Clarkes on last Sunday - at
this early age he not only looks
like his dad but also acts like him.
Also on last Sunday met the Jr.
Bowman who is a cousin TO young
CLARK.
Mrs. Elizabeth Esuy, PRINCIPAL
of r. r. Motion School, Perrine,
looks as though she has just been
given million doliarSl Her
youngest son. Alvin, who recent
ly completed his work with guild
ed missiles has done so well that
he will teach in the field in New
York beginning next week. This
Is Alvin's first visit home in two
and a half years. His two older
brothers are now back in civilian
life.
Mary Davis OF 45th street
should be enjoying Los Angeles
with her sister and brother-in-
law. Although Miss Davis left last
week she was making severe
stops on the way TO California
She viii return to Miami in Aug
ust
The Robbie Wrights ne l.
principal of Silver Oaks schools,
she is the librarian at Carver
High will both attend schoo
in New York. Mr. Wrivht will
continue work at New York Uni
versity while Mrs. Wright will
do further work in library service
at Columbia.
DR.. Roy Boggs and his charming
wife returned this week from
three months visit in England.
DR.. Boggs studied at Hammer
smith Hospital. London while
Mrs. Boggs did sightseeing and
shopping. The Boggs were so haC-
DIV TO be united with their two