The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-05-12
Random Notes
BY DOROTHY SANFORD


still the chief point of interest for
the Miami area. Although We
have been unable to attend any
formal meetings, we have enjoyed
renewing acquaintance with old
friends seen in passing or contact
ed by telephone. Atty. Hubert
Dudley from Detroit and his
charming wife, AnaStatia Scott
Dudley; Rev. T. Leslie Scott of
Riverside, Cal, whom we knew
in Greensboro, NC; DR.. c. l..
Hill, now president of Wilber-
force Greatly would love to see his
talented wife, Rosslie) talked
with vivacIous Mary Francis VAL
'entine, wife of Wilberforce sec
rotary, George Valentine, and with
Ruth Lewis of Dayton. We hope
to see the Valentines and the
Lewises to see pictures of the in
laws and of grandchildren
Made us sort of homeSick to meet
Mrs. Crutcher, secretary of Day.
toms Wayznan and also Mrs.
Howell, to know that Mrs. Pugh,
Miss Ida Forte, Mrs. Wilma Por-
ter and Mrs. Mary Lee Hender-
son are all part of the delegation
from home.
Have yet to sc Mrs. Ethel An
derson, Mrs. Goldie Hargett and
daughter, Luana of Greensboro,
DR.. Granville Reid who we
understand is a much ~Sbigger"
man now in Chicago than he was
in Dayton Would love to hear
Bishop Gomez preach one time,
since I'VE can remember way back
when we heard him every once
in while in Detroit :. Saw Mrs.
Louella White and her distinguish
ed husband, DIR. White, former
Wilberforce people, who are now
al Paul Quinn FloridianS
might remember Mrs. White as
secretary to the late Bishop Gregg
when he was president of Edward
Waters 49,. Ed Wafers has most
charming and versatile First Lady
in the person of Miami's Sara
Scott, whose marriage to Presi-
dent William Stewart was an
event of last Monday night.
Chatting with the former Senior
Bishop of the AME Church has
been a true pleasure and it is diff
ficult to realize just how long DR..
Ransom had been a figure in the
affairs of this denomination. Mrs.
Ransom, the former Georgia M.
Teale was dean of women at VIII
berforce Just must see DR..
Eugene Adams of South Carolina
for news of daughter, Edna Char
ity of WAC fame, now the wife
of DR.. STANLEY Early of Dayton.
The younger Adams daughter,
Lucy Rose, is head of the business
education department at FAMU.
Mrs. Lille S. Page and Mrs.
Sallie Butler, both of Albany, Ca,
aunts of Mrs. Cornelia Glenn, and
Mrs. Glenn!s cousins, Mrs. Ella
D. Shepherd, little Ellen Shop
herd and Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.
Hamilton of Sylvester, Ga, are
all housegueats of the Samuel
Glenn's of Brownsville.
.
Slender, sprightly Miss Cassie
Younger. two years retired from
teaching after As years, is enjoy
ing her first trip to the Miami
area. The Smiths of the Smith
Hotel, Bud, Sister, Rubber, and
Clinton, all learned their ABC's
from Miss Cassie in McClennen
County, Texas and they are very
happy to Sc her. Several Texans
are guests at the Smith Hotel as
is to be expected.
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Miss Crawford of Richmond
Heights Elementary School was
hostess to her cousin, Ms. L. T.
Miller of Yazoo City, Miss. for
ten DAYS. Mrs Miller whose late
husband, DR.. Miller, enjoyed
long and lucrative practice in the
Magnolia State was recuperatlng
from an illness.
Also recuperating is Deacon Ed
Shumake who is now at his home
on 5th ave.
Mrs. Claudia of 18th ave., IS
hostess this weekend to her uncle
nall