The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-04-07


tails, hors d'oeuvres, relishes and
good music at the home Of form
er president, Barbara Mckinney
Williams and Joe in the new Gold
Coast section OF Liberty City.
Among the guests noted were
Dorothy Perkins, Frances Brown,
Willie Mae benson, Mrs. Car
meta Brown, DR.. and Mrs. Carl
Yaeger, the Herbert Days, the
JOSEPH Nathaniel Williams, and
the following young men: Lloyd
Hepburn, Fred Brown, Ralph
Williams, Clarence Cooper, and
Jimmie Pritchard. Charmettes
are plotting some other affairs
for the pleasure Of their friends.
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All but one of the 23-member
Gardenia Circle were present at
the Sixth Annual Tea last Sun
day afternoon at the Longshore-
mems Hall. Mrs. Corinne Anton
looking like a tall, cool frosted
raspberry sherbert, was the de-
lightful mistress of ceremonies
for the program which included
such people as Rev. and Mrs. A.
H. Ferguson, Mrs. Lille Muse
Doles, c. c. Miller and his son
Michael, Cherrye Ann Mills, Mrs.
Laura Wilson, Shirley johnson,
Mrs. Susie Webb, William Har-
dee, Mrs. jamie Pates, and Prof
Henderson. The attractive back
ground decoration of large styro-
foam cross fern and flower trim
med was the work of Mrs. Core
tina Paschal. The tea table with
its lace, silver and blue and white
candles was as always, delight.
Mrs. Eugenia B. Thomas was in
troduced as the composer of the
words of the club song. Wish
that there was time to describe
the attire not only of the Gar
denia members, but also of many
of the guests.
The Sutton Finley-Dennis fam
lily held its second reunion last
week. Twenty-Five members from
Tampa, Atlanta and Miami gath
cred at the homes of the Willie
Finleys and the John H. Den
Misses in Opa Locka. Carl Sutton
one of the members, has just re-
ceived his discharge from the
Army and CON- leted his tour of
duty in Korea. He will begin his
college work in the Fall.
Omegas had an unbeatable
combination for their First An
nual Moonlight Cruise last Mon
day congenial hosts, good boat,
fine music, and receptive guests!
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Women have done it again!
Negro Council of United Church
Women held wedding of
Roses" at Greater Bethel last
Monday night for the benefit of
.he building fund for an infirm-
AIRY at Camp Rocky Pine, Boy
Scout Camp at Princeton.
Mrs. Cornelia Glenn, sponsored
by the Friendship Garden and
Civic Club, was winner of the
contest. Other bride contestants
were Miss Jessie Giles, Bethel,
Mrs. Geneva Wilson, Mt. Zion;
and MRS. Beatrice Martin, Eben-
ezer.
A Christian Calling Conference
for top Eight young people, will
be held next Friday, April Is at
St. John Institutional Baptist
Church from 8 am. to $3.50 pm.
Carver YMCA, the Interdenomi-
national Ministerial Alliance and
the Murrell YWCA are co-spon-
sors of this Christian Vacations
Clinic. A survey of the field -
Minister, Director Of Religious
Education, Minister Of Music,
Missions, Secretaryship Of Chris
tan Associations. Leader and con-
sultants include Rev. Charles
Harris, Trinity CINE; Rev. Clay
ION E. Calhoun, Riverside Meth
odist: Rev. Edward T. Graham,
Mt. Zion Baptist; Rev. Thedford
Johnson, St. John Institutional
Baptist; Rev. Theodore Gibson,
Christ Episcopal; Charles GuSh-