The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-04-28
Random Notes
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Interested in seeing some good
looking, wearable Gdresses, we'll
modeIlpi? Gsme oout Sunday af-
ternoon at A o'clock, to the James
Z. Scott Homes cnZ22nd ave. Muir
reIl Rranch B and FPS are pre-
senting a Fashion Review featur-
ing dresses from .Lloydis Resort
Shop, Maxine Bethel will direct
the review. This affair ends
weeks celebration of National
YWCA Week by .Murrell Branch
Spring Membership Cam
paign has one more week to 60.
Have ynn renewed your member
ship In tine YWCA? Have you re-
cruited new members. for the Or
ganixatinn? =. -. The annual meet
ing Of Miirrell Branch will be
May 4'at Douglas School cafe
tori1n.
The Finance Committee of Muir
rel Branch held tea last Sun
day in the spacious gardens Of
the h0me of Mrs. Clofilde Dent,
a most attractive setting. Nearly
100 gnests enjoWad the soft re-
corded music that crowded a re-
Taxing atmosphere and the vocal
selections of Valdez Murray.
Beautiful tea tables were -arrang-
ed by the following clubs: Hos
pitality lMae Foster, preSident);
Leach Art and Culture (MS. Rosa
Brady, presdentl; Beanticians
Unit No. AZ lMrs. Billy Pitts,
lpresident): and the SOcialite ,(Mrs.
Rachel Coleman, preSidentl. The
membership committee, Mrs.
Theresa Clark also had a table.
Members of the finance commit
tee are Mesdames Arthur Cum
ningham, Foster. Green, Lind
say, Monroe, and Samson
Girl Scout Troop No. 397, spon-
sored by The Mothers Club of
Brownsville and several friends
were guests of the troop leader.
Mrs. Cornelia Glenn on last Sat-
urday. Girl Scouts Barbara Bo-
gan, Paulette, Claudia Jones, Bet |
ty Johnson, Doris Robinson, Wit |
lean Smith and Cynthia Williams,
and guests Douglas Johnson, and |
Adult Committee members Mes
DANES Franklin Brown and Es-
tella LaRoda drove to Virginia |
Beach for 7:30 breakfast. After
fulsome breakfast of a variety of
good things, the group played
games, danced and went wading.
Mr.. Glenn accompanied the
children on their shell-hunting
expedition. The group returned
to Brownsville at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Irene Harrison of Liberty
City returned to her home last
Wednesday from Mt. Sinai Hos
pitai where she underwent. sur
gerry. Mrs. Harrison is the moth
er of public school teacher, Lloyd
Hepburn.
Seventy guests rela-
tives and friends - attended the
reception and dinner for the Cecil
Brices LaRona) given by Mrs.
Brice's parents, the Sidney Trot-
mans on last Sunday /. +. Mrs.
Brice wore a ballerina-length |
natalie cloth dress made on |
Princess lines and with plung-
ing neckiine. She wore matching
slippers The Brices were
married on Easter Sunday at the
groom's residence in Nassau. Rev.
Philips of the First Methodist
Church performed the single-ring |
ceremony. Mr.. Brice, son of the
Hilton Brices of Nassau, is a well
known business man in that city.
A wedding reception was held
following the ceremony at the
home of the groom's parents.
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Feeling tired - need to relax?
The Reactiviation Health Center
has the answer - Whirl Pool
therapy, toning treatments, mes
sage - all are available at the
center. Gail Mrs. Susan Harris
and arrange for an appointment.
Mrs. Mable Dorset Thompson,
back for the golden anniversary
of the Music Educators National
Convention in St. Louis is bubo-
ling over with enthusiasm. We
wish to thank her for taking us
on a word tour of the convention.
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