The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-09-24

Graham and his wife gave a re-
port of their six weeks tour of
Europe, the Near East and the
Holy Land. Slides and projected
picture cards were used to illus
trate the talks. Rev. Graham gave
the greater part of the report with
Mrs. Graham giving points on
the condition of women and child
rem in the areas. Refreshments
were served following the pro-
gram.
The Clayton Youngs and their
two children who will be return
ing to their native Nassau this
Saturday after a three-week va
cation here have thoroughly en-
joyed this their first visit. Their
cousins, the Jack Farringtons and
the Farring.on'S friends have pro-
vided general sightseeing trips,
visits to local churches and many
social activities during the period.
The HamberryS or Northwestern
Vocational High School had as
their weekend guest, Mary Har-
den of the family of Long Island
College. Miss Harden, a Virgin
ian, is a speech therapist who is
a graduate of Brooklyn College.
In addition to her work at the
college and her private practice
she is an importer of Haitian ma
hogany products. Her interest in
Haiti began when she was ap-
pointed to set up schools for
special speech and hearing classes
after having selected and trained
natives for the work. Miss Har-
den spent vacation on the is
land this summer after the end
of her summer school teaching.
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Miss Eliza BreekS of Nassau is
the guest of the Charles Gibsons
of 48th terrace for a two-months
vacation.
Miss Helen Dorset, librarian at
Dorsey Memorial Branch Library
returned to her desk last Thurs
day after a pleasant three weeks
vacation in Philadelphia and New
York. She visited with a former
Spelman school mate in Phila-
delphia and with her sister and
brother-in-law in New York.
Mrs. Walker Flack (sister
Miriam) is a member of the staff
of Sydenham Hospital.
Basil Sands of the Nassau Guar
dian, left Wednesday after hav-
ing spent week visiting with
his relatives in the Grove. He is
a cousin Of Mrs. LaRaine Sands
Moseley OF Dunbar.
Oscar Edwards, Jr. joined
Charles Lowrie as a student at
Pennsylvania Military Prepare
tory school at Chester, for his last
two years of high school =.
Charles Ward, son Of DR.. and Mrs.
Elmer Ward, enrolled at. the 100
year-old ST. Vincent's Preparatory
school at Latrobe, Pa. The insti-
tuition is operated by the Fran
ciscan Order. Charles formerly
attended Holy Rosary School in
Louisiana.
Mrs. Ethel Nelson, youngest
sister Of Miss E. c. Thomas Of
Phyllis Wheatley School and Mrs.
Dena Goodman Of Booker T.
Washington High School, died
suddenly at her home in Brook
lyn on last Monday. Her funeral
is Friday, Sept % with burial in
Brooklyn.
The Walter Neickens moved in
10 their brand new home on 18th
court and SIND ST. last Friday.
Leatha, nurse with Dr. T. l.. Low
RE. is the president Of the local
chapter of Chi Eta ri, national
nurses sorority.
Since the Spanish program in
the local schools will begin with
the first graders this year, mother
and dad better learn some S2an-
ism in order to be conversant with
their youngsters! Sonora McKen-
zie, longtime Spanish instructor
at Booker T. Washington High
School will instruct a class in
conversational Spanish beginning
Monday, Oct. 3. Sonora Mckenzie
a graduate OF the University Of
Havana is a delightful person and