The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-11-17

fiies-the Orange Blossom Gas
sic - 10 three weeks from today
Saturday, December 90. Dun
bar School PTA is having its first
Fashion Revue on Sunday after
noon, December 2 at BIT Wash
ington on December 2 also at
BIT Washington, the annual Teach
ers On Parade program will be
unveiled, this years theme, Hap
py Holiday" o.. =. Poinciana Park
Schools dedication will take place
the following Sunday Be-
thune School faculty presents
Marie Knight in concert at Bay
front Auditorium on the 10th.
Then before you know 1t, it's
Christmas holiday time when Mi
ami will be host to nearly 1000
visitors attending two national
meetings - Phi Delta Kappa
Sorority and Phi Beta Sigma Fra
ternity - and two college alumni
regionalS - Tuskegee'S Southern
Regional sand TalladegaiS first
Gulf States Regional. Dust off the
welcome mat - buy several new
ones for our guests!
DR.. Matthew Whitehead for
mer president of D. C.'s Miner
Teachers College will be pre-
Sented by local OmegaS as their
Achievement Week speaker. The
affair will be held at Greater
Bethel ANIE Church on this Sun
day at 4 o'clock. The public is cor
daily invited to attend. Also on
Sunday afternoon, Phyllis Wheat
ley Art and Social Club holds its
annual Silver Tea at the Mary
Elizabeth Hotel !. Grace HeaS-
tie plights her troth to Melvin
Patterson of Richmond, Va. after
the High Mass at St. Agnes P. E.
Church. Two of Miss Heastie'S sis
ters, well known in Miami, are
Mrs. Idella H. Hogan, wife of DIR.
James Hogan and Mrs. Viola
Higgs of the Bethune faculty !.
Sunday afternoon is also tea time
at Holmes Elementary School
when the faculty will serve as
hoSteSSeS.
Friday, Nov. is is the date for
the CharmetteS Sadie Hawkins
Day" dance at the Mary Elizabeth
Hotel. Tall, tan Charmette Mar
garee Orr is publicity chairman
for the affair. New members OF the
local chapter of this national Or
ganization are: Willie Mae Me-
Pherson, Mary Burroughs Hence,
Florence Holloway, Alexine De-
fancy, Katie Coleman Arnold,
Betty Burroughs and Gussie
Johnson. Mrs. Clara Brown
knight is president.
Happy to see Mrs. Lucille Redd
Phillips, a former co-worker, now
on the faculty of the Pompano
Beach Project School and Mrs.
Hill of Hollywood, a parent, at
the recent District 10 PTA meet
ing, Mr.. Roundtree, principal of
Lanier, Jr. High School was hos
pitalized and so missed this
meeting.
Louis and Mildred Jackson be-
came parents of their firSt-born
on last Monday at Christian Hos
pital. Louis, a Kappa man and
Instructor at Holmes Elementary
School says that Minnie Cheri is
the name of the newest grand
child of the Melvin Jacksons of
Coconut Grove.
BY the way, the Ebenezer Ed
wards latest dolls name is Katie
10.
Iota Phi Lambda sorors wor-
shipped at Mt. Tabor Baptist
Church in Liberty City on las
Sunday where Rev. Ryrd, the
pastor and the members welcom-
ed the group. Rev. Waldron
preached on "Our National and
Spiritual Heritage" Mrs. Mallie
Hunter-Johnson, Douglas teach
er, spoke over Radio Station
WMBM at 1870. Mrs. Arthesa HUI
bert, owner of Theresa's Flower
Shop and president Of Gamma
Alpha Chapter, introduced Mrs.
Johnson to the radio audience.
This week was celebrated by the
business women of Iota Phi