The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-10-01

Has anyone knocked on your
door to ask if you are Dade
County property owner? Have
you received a QUESTIONABLE on
the same subject? Have you at
tended a local PTA meeting dur
ing September? Are you a regular
listener to local radio? Or a re-
gular viewer of local TV? or
regular reader of local news
papers? If your answer is Eyes"
to any or all of these questions,
then you know that the important
subject is the forthcoming School
Bond election. Right now ele-
mentary schools and their PTA's
are concentrating on the special
registration of all freeholderS in
Dade County-those who own
property in Dade County or are
in the process of buying property
in Dade County. Registration is in
process right now and will con-
tinue through October IL. Regis
tration books are open in your
local precincts and at the County
Court House. If you are eligible,
register right now!
Carlton Miles is the newest
grandson of Mrs. Hazel Crawford
of the Art Beauty Shop. His
parents are the Albert Miles of
Liberty City. He arrived three
weeks ago to join three brothers
and one sister.
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Saw T. w. Lockhart, principal
of College Hill Elementary school,
Tampa, on last Sunday morning
as he was sightseeing in Browns
vile with his attractive SiSter-in-
law, Mrs. E. K. Lockhart. Mr..
Lockhart was one of several Ne
groes attending the 21St conven-
ton of the Florida Credit Union
League which met over the week
end at the Dilido Hotel, Miami
Beach. Others present were
Mrs. o. Dennis and Raynell
Sloan both of Central Life In
Surance company, Tampa; Edwin
Attest, Principal, Dunbar Ele-
mentary School, Tampa; and the
MeSsrs. Freeman, Hawkins, Ma
lone and Smith of the Jackson
vile Terminal Credit Union. Mr..
Lockart was a representative of
the Hillsborough County Teach
ers Credit Union.
HhorIos uy;Il;avoe pooLrar III
Washington Principal, was the
speaker for Ushers Board no. 3,
of greater Bethel at the Tea they
sponsored on last Sunday in the
Flamingo Room. DR.. G.. w. Hawk
ms served as Master of Ceremony.
Rev. E. T. Graham was honor
ed on his birthday with a party
given by Ward no. ID of Me.
Zion Baptist Church. The group
assembled on last Friday night at
the home OF the Albert Crosbys of
50th Street.
Spent some time last Saturday
afternoon examining a special is
sue of Jubilee devoted to Catho-
licism and the Negro. This Sep
TENDER number includes articles
and photographs of various pro-
jects, schools and parishes con-
cerned primarily with Negroes in
United States. Saw a reference
made TO FIR. F. X. Toner and won
dered If he were related TO FIR.
Bernard Toner formerly Of St.
Francis Xavier Mission.
Roland Jonathan of Nassau is
visiting with his cousin, Garth
Reeves, for short vacation.
Vashti Coleman Of the Miami
Carver Hotel was enjoying her
vacation in Washington and on
her merry way to New Jersey
and Atlantic City according TO a
card received from her. Gloria
Macon. technician associated with
her cousin, DR.. Dazzle Simpson,
should be just about ready TO
come home to rest from her New
York vacation.
Annie Laurie Lowrie. June
graduate of A and T College,
Greensboro, left Sunday for New
York where she will matriculate
in the Graduate School OF Teach
ers COLLEGE, Columbia Univer-