The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-08

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region for five years and accord
ing to the rules of the church body
must move to another church.
| -Althea Symonette, who wv a S
lre, ident Of the .BIW Student
Council, received the American
Legion Award and Medal for Citi-
zsnship adding to the list of hon.
ors she received as senior. Ger
tificates were given to David
Robinson and Frederick Wallace.
So CORY to miss the Nom
PareilS Annual Picnic last Sat-
urday at Virginia Beach. We I'M
derstann that it was one of the
most enjoyable affairs that the 30
/ year old club has had. Mrs. Eliza
beth E.py is completing her term
of Office as president.
Charmettes, Inc. win wind up
their social year this Saturday
n light with a Come AS You Are"
party for hu;hands and sweet
hearts at the home of Katie Ar
nold's. Officers elected at the
last meeting were Althamena
Coachman, president; Audrey
Bethel Williams, vice president;
Florence Holloway, secretary;
Dora Wright, Recording secre-
tary; Jackie Daniels, treasurer;
Barbara Ellison, Parliar entarian;
Margaree Orr, business manager;
and Clara knight, reporter. The
group also enpoyed a birthday
shower for member Dora B.
Wright.
Cox's kindergarten win grad
uate a large class on June Is at 3
o'closck at the Booker T.. Wash
ington Auditorium You are all
invited to come ont to see the
graduates and enjoy the special
graduation program
So happy to hear Charlotte
Ellison of the Douglas faculty do
ing her fine piano playing in
public again. She and James Ford
did a Mozart duet at the Tribute
for Mayme Williams sponsored
by Di -trict x Principals at
tending the affair were Mesdames
Alec Gin ION program), Ethel
Primus, Thena Cowder and Mary
Williams A loving gesture on
the part of Douglas AKA whose
beautifully designed handker
chief holder was presented to the
honoree, Mayme William, past
basileus of the local chapter, for
mer Regional Director for this
area, and Grand National Anti
Basileus, by Cookie" Williams.
Mrs. Irene Williams, Alabama
teacher, viited in Miami TO at
tend the graduation Of. her older
daughter, Cora Culver, Mays High
School Valedictorian. Son, Caes-
ar, tried his best to show her all
of the interesting spots in Dade
County during her stay.
Lawrepce Barnett Of Holmes
Elementary School has been a pa
tient at the Veterans Hospital,
Coral Gablee, for the past three
weeks. He will be home as soon
as he has shed enough weight.
That was TEX" Golfers bro
Their. Rev. Arthur J. Collier who
wa wed last Saturday. Tex is
one of the fine football players
at FANdU.
The Adolphus Brown (Louis
Young) had their Carver
Ranches apartment all ready to
include practically everything to
move into after their wedding.
The gifts included practically |
everything to make housekeeping |
a pleasure. Mr.. Brown was Y
Teen president at Dorsey during |
her Senior year. /
Talking with Rosetta Bush OF
Northwestern High School the
other evening about her recent
trip to Washington to attend the
National American Red Cross
meeting. She said that it was an
untorgettable experience - her
first plane trip, the opportunity
to see and hear the President OF
the United States, the SPECIAL VIZ
Il to the White House. Mt. YER
non. walking up to the top OF the
washington Monument, staying al
the willard Hotel, visiting the
Senator Spes1ard Holland. How,
ever the information she received
about the Red Cross and its work
has inspired her to do more work