The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-19

'sSSS DR.. Withro
SANFORD McEnge, profess
SCR and head of
the Department Of Industrial Ed
ucation, Tuskegee Institute, spent
last week in Miami. This visit
was part of the self-study being
carried on by Tuskegee. He was
guest of the Miami Tuekegee
Alumni group on Saturday night
at the home of Mrs. I. c. Mickins,
alumni secretary. There, he talk
ed about the problem facing this
country in providing enough
technicians for the world of today
and tomorrow. DR.. McEnge also
answered questions on IndoneSia
and the project Of up-grading
teachers for the 5000 islands
which comprise this young repub-
lie. He was a member of the first
team to go to the area. 1t was I'm
fortunate that more people could
not hear him talk about the gen.
eral problems and the situations
to be found in Indonesia. ]. Carl
Capers is president of the local
Tuskegee alumni group.
Chi Eta Phi Sorority presented
its annual Winter Tea and pro-
gram on last Sunday in the Fiesta
Room of the Mary Elizabeth Hotel.
Charles Higgs was the master of
ceremonies. Mr.. Rollison, local in
surance executive spoke on the
general subject of indignation. He
advised all Miami young people
to continue their education and to
make it the best possible. He pre-
dicted that in their life time they
would see well trained persons
holding positions and jobs due to
their ability and training here
in Dade County. The Booker T.
Washington Chorus, under the d.
rection of Mrs. Leila Williams,
sang four numbers. Mrs. Anne
Smith gave a vocal number; h e r
young daughter, reading, as did
Mrs. Louise Gillim. Soror Grace
Higgs was chairman of the pro-
gram committee.
Mrs. Alena Jones of the Booker
7. Washington faculty and pres
ident of the local chapter of Sig
ma Gamma Sorority represented
the group at the national meet
ing held recently in Washington.
Received an announcement of
the December % marriage of Mrs
Audrey Bethel-Harris and George
Arthur Williams. Mrs. Williams is
member of the faculty OF
Northwestern Senior High School
r. Also in the mail a note from
Mrs. William Campbell (Evely
Cooper,) graduate student at
Atlanta University, whose we'd
ding was an event of Dec. "a.
Newly-elected officers of the To-
cal chapter of Alpha Gamma CHI
Sorority are SororeS Peggy Batey
Brenger, vice president; Veronica
OBerry, treasurer; Mary B.
Henry, parlimentarian, and Gloria
Minis Clark, historian. Re-elect-
ed were Corors Claudia Jasper,
president; Carol Lightbourne, re-
cording secretary; Vivian Cald-'
well, corresponding secretary and
Florrie Osgood, sergeant at arms.
Newly appointed committee chair
men include Sorors Areba De-
veaux, sunshine, Marie Daniels,
program, and Luella Thompson,
reporter. Elections were part of
the agenda of the first meeting of
1857 held on Saturday, Jan. IL at
the home of Soror Henry.
The January meeting Of the
auxil.-ry to the Dade County
Academy of Medicine was held at
the home Of ne -rnIoI - al
Mrs. Patterson. Mrs. Patterson,
Jr. was hostess to the group. Be
listening for a project 10 RAISE
moray for Christian Hospital and
other charities by this energetic
organization.
Mrs. Mary z. Williams, princl-
pal Of Douglas Elementary Scnoo
is now recuperating at her Bro
ave, residence after weeks hos