The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-12-08


Pherson, and Albert Watts, all
former Members or the coachins
staff Of Clark, visited their for
mer star player, Manatee Ban
herman, after their return from
Cuba last Friday. The trio, who
still live in Atlanta, are now in
other fields OF work. Ralph was
houseguest Of the Tom Jones in
thsir new Floral Garden home.
The other two were guests Of the
Bannermans.
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Mrs. Cora West Hoyt of New
York was so warmly greeted by
her father, her two sisters, Lin
ME (Mrs. Alonl,o Fannin), Sue
(Mrs. Dan FranciS) and h e r
brother, Buddy, of st. Peters
burg, when she arrived here in
time for the Classic. At present,
she is in the st. Pete-Tampa
area visiting with relatives and
friends. She will return here this
weekend to spend several weeks
with members of the West fam
lily.
Mrs. frankie Smith of 9th st.
had Daytona Beach guests with
her, Mesdames Leonard and Han
kerson and H. B. Speed. The Omar
WeSters Of West Palm Beach
were guests of their friends, Luz
venia and Henry Knox.
DIR. Kenneth Rogers of Nassau
was an overnight guest of the
Willie Titles of Liberty City last
Thursday. DR.. Rogers, a leading
cricket player in the Caribbean
area, was on his way to the Do
minican Republic to see a nep-
hew play triple-A baseball. He
will go to Jamaica before his re-
turn home to accompany his
young daughter home from board
ing school for the holidays.
John Curry, billiard and AU
graduate and currently librarian
at Roosevelt High School, West
Palm Beach, brought his week.
end guest to pop call. 10, she was
Mary Beulah PinSon, daughter Of
one of our Dayton friends. Hadn't
seen Penny" since she was a
plump little high school senior at
East High in Columbus. She is
now an aquisition librarian at
Ohio State u. Looks as though
Florida may lose John Curry, a
trained cataloger to Ohio!
Airman sic Michael, June
BTW grad, was home for few
days after completing Tech School
at Biloxi and before leaving for
Finland, Minnesota Radar Site. A
former member of the BTW band,
he was able to snatch a few
minutes and compare notes with
classmates Arnold Aranha, now
of the FAMU marching b n d.
Mrs. Victoria Davis Of Tampa,
came down for the Classic and to
see her one grandson. Michael is
the son of Mrs. c. c. Miller.
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Talked by telephone with Maj.
and Mrs. James Edden, house
guests of the Leo Alberts. Since
their return from Germany Nov.
Ia, FIR. and Mrs. Edden have Wis
tied his mother in Tampa, spent
a week in Nassau as the guests
of Magistrate and Mrs. Thompson
and rested a week in Miami. Dur
ing their three-year stay in Ger
many they were neighibors of
Chaplain and Mrs. John Deveaux,
old friends of Mr.. Edden. They
left Wednesday to motor to
Petersburg, Va. where F a n y
will spend the holidays with her
family. Maj. Edden will proceed
to Fl. Carson, Colo, where he
will be stationed for the next
three years. Mrs. Edden will join
him in Colorado Springs after the
first of the year.
Enjoyed to the utmost our first
experience of working with
Cherry Mills Boyer on the Fash
ion Review staged last Sunday
afternoon by the Dunbar PTA.
Also appreciated the loving as
sistance given by Rosa Walden.
Sara Bethel, BTWis professional
models, to say nothing Of the work
OF the Booker T. dance group di-
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