The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-12-15
CARDS = MEMORIALS
THANK YOU

our neighbors and friends, for the
wonderful way in which they re-
sponded to us during the chronic
and longtime illness and death
of our loved one,
MRS. MARY SINGLETON
With all our hearts we thank
you for sympathy cards, kilograms,
condolences, comforting words
and all other gracious gestures.
Special thanks to all who
brought in such delicious meals,
including soft drinks and des-
sertS, turnout the bereavement.
And to the Veterans Hospital
housekeeping Department. of
Coral Gables, an added thank
you
Also to those of you who fur
niShed cars and ran errands for
the family before the funeral. To
neighbors and friends on the
north side of 1lth street, where
the complete group of Long
shoremen, who are associated in
some or any way with the home
Of Mr.. Haggin are here included.
Mrs. Letha SHEPPARD was the
main source of organized group.
To neighbors and friends of
9th and 7th st. and 1St CT, with
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. T. McGill, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. White, with Mr.. White making
presentation. To neighbors and
friends on south side of 18th st.
and 1st CT, who were strongly
supported by MessrS B. White,
Mason, Clark, Hope, Hogan with
Mrs. Pearson making presenta-
ton.
Special thanks to the Growers
Club, where Mrs. Grace PaSchal,
Mrs. Etheridge and others made
constant donations, ETC., all dur
ing her illness, and were untiring
in vigilant source of helpfulneSS
rendered thruout the day she was
laid to rest.
1t was Mrs. M. c. Strother who
coordinated and made possible the
many blessings. Gratefulness to
Mrs. John c.. Simmons of Miami
Beach for beautiful floral of
gladioli and orchids. And the 3rd
grade class of Douglas elementary
school and teacher.
All Daughters of Antlers Temple
No. 80, who on many occasions
made presentations during her
many years of illness, when fl
nance and all other kind gestures
were no exception. And to
Daughters in the order named:
Josa2hine Dunn, Marie Brady,
Vera Brady in the forefront rep
reSenting all Elkdom in general.
A special thank you to the
Southland Singers, where Mrs.
Jessie Smith made appeal to
group with Mrs. Randolph CO.
ordinator. Also the Home Mission
airy Society of st. John; Mes
danes M. Carey, Grace Paschal,
Ingraham and Brown made many
donations, etc.
Choir No. l on different occa-
sionS, Mr.. Brooks, Mrs. A n n e
M. Johnson, Mrs. Emma Stan
ford and others, made presenta-
tons. And our organist, who is
not only master of music, but has
a special Christian quality that
captures any and everyone's
heart, who has the pleasure and
opportunity of coming in contact
with her always hel2ful in many
ways.
Thanks to Mrs. Mikell for her
blessings bestowed upon us on
our occasion. Also special thanks
to our many friends in Liberty
City, Opa Locka, Perrine, Goulds,
eoconut Grove, Tallevast, Sara
sofa, Valdosta, Ga, Wilmington,
Del, New York, and Greater
Bethel Methodist Church and
Choir No. 2 of Gainesville. jack
son Memorial Hospital, where
complete staff moved with heights
of efficiency, with everything in
order for the physically i'll until
the end came.
Richardson Mortuary, who was
considerate in every way, and all
services rendered with quiet and
understanding in helping to make
details what they should have
been, even though not necessar-
iIv his duty. and eventually Off