The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-07-21

music, OF jerome Kern Will be
featured throughout the three
hours. DR.. Carl Yeager is listed
as Music Consultant. We hope
that means he will play and sing.
Twelve community minded mem
bers of the Fair Sex are sponsor
ing this activity for the YMCA.
Mrs. Clora PearSall was happy to
offer her home with its spacious
grounds for the affair. This pro-
gram is one of several to be ar
ranged by the General Activities
Committee for the benefit of the
Carver YMCA. Support your
Helen Fisher for the past few
years a member of the profess
sional staff of the Winston-Salem
YWCA left last week after a two
weeks vacation with her family
in Coconut Grove.
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Mrs. Charlotte Dean Jackson
reported to her work with the
Los Angles Public Library on
Monday after a happy month
spent with her family-the w E.
B. Stirrup clan of Coconut Grove.
Her four youngsters really enjoyed
playing with their many cousins.
Friends entertained her royalty
after her long absence from home.
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Mrs. Winifred Cambridge Kill
patrick and her two children,
Clorinda and Ricardo left Thurs
day by motor to visit with rela-
tiveS-aunt, Mrs. Eleanora Speed
Nicely of Greensboro, N. c.; sister,
DR.. Florinda Cambridge of Phila-
delphia, uncle, Morris Speed,
New York, and a few cousins IN
other parts of the East. Accomp-
anying the Kilpatricks was Mrs.
Clorinda Cambridge-Brown of
West Palm Beach who spent
several restful weeks here with
her daughter and son-in-law,
"Pat" of Spic and Span Super
Market.
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Mary Davis of the Northwest
ern Senior High School faculty
should be back home after a
months vacation to spend two
weeks with her sister, Margie
now of Los Angeles, where she is
now teaching.
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Happy to see Mrs. Juanita Per-
ry Cunnin CHAM md her small son
and daughter at Perry's Florist
last week. The trio spent few
days in Miami before the husband
and father took them back home
to Ocala. Mrs. Cunningham is the
eldest daughter of w. o. Perry;
her husband, James Cunningham,
is a mortician in Ocala.
So = go
Mrs. Ruth Rogers and her Sis
ter Mauder of Daytona Beach re-
turned to Miami for few days
after a pleasant trip to Tuskegee.
They were guests of the Depart
ment Of Industrial Education for
five days. TuSkegee hiss been
sending a number of interns into
our area from its Industrial Edu-
cation Department.
Sc $50
Mrs. Edward T. Graham ethel
Lee) returned last week from
Columbus, Georgia and her new
est grandchild-a Glib. 1oz. grand
SON. John Edward born to 1t. and
Mrs. Richard Harris (Glenda)
on June 10.
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Cecil Bethel of Nassau, former
tennis star and now instructor at
the Government High School,
stopped over for a day on his way
to the University of Havana. He
tells that his interesting family
is enjoying European holiday.
$50 - 80
lanes Cambridge of Atlanta
and brother of Nassau's Bert
Cambridge spent several days In
Miami last week.
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Mrs Veronica Russell Williams
of Holmes Elementary School
along with five other classroom
teachers of Dade County began
= months study of the Spanish
LANGUAGE and culture at the Uni
versity of Havana on MONDAY:
Scholarships were r n e q
through the International Anairs
r.;44nn Of thn WOnSn'S DE-