The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-05-18

Board of Directors of the National
Beauticians League will attend
the Orange Blossom Beauticians
Association meeting in Orlando
which opens Sunday, May 10,
prior to attending board meeting
in Washington on May 26. T h
National convention will be held
in Miami next year.
Amman David Weston, a nep-
hew of Mrs. Susan Harris is now
stationed in West Palm Beach
since his return from Japan. This
makes it possible for him to spend
frequent weekends with his aunt.
1t will seem strange to attend
st. Philips Episcopal Church and
not see a Father Bishop there.
The present rector is retiring on
June Is and will become a Mis-
sionary Priest in Honolulu. Sue
ceeding him will be a son and
grandson Of Episcopal priests, DIR.
Moran Weston, who has been
member of the Department of
Christian Social Relations of the
Diocese Of New York since 1851
and is presently executive secre-
tary Of the National Councils
! Division of Christian Citizenship
of the Episcopal Church. DR..
Westerns father is the Rev. Mr..
Milton Weston of st. Luke's
Church, Tarboro, N. c.
Beauticians who will be at
tending the Orange Blossom
Beauticians Association meeting
in Orlando include Mrs. Marion
Muldrow Estate LIST vice presi-
DENT; Mrs. Bertha Perry Estate
chairman, arts and crafts de-
partment); Mrs. Louise Riley
| Estate secretary; and Mesdames
Mary Wilson, Julia Daniels, Doris
Dorset, Clara Heastie, Billie
Pitts, Betty Collins, Carolyn Ward
and Ella Synonette ... Also
Mesdames Opal King and Wilhel-
mena Starkey, state demonstra-
tors. These ladies represent Units
7, ~ and SIS. Mesdames Daniels
and Dor2ett are entered in the
Queens Contest.
| Rev. Charles Coakley of Mas
sau, son of Granville Coakley and
the late Mrs. Coakley, will be-
come the first Nassauvian to be
elevated to the Roman Catholic
Priesthood according to the Mas
sau Daily Tribune. A sister of the
young man recently became a
member of the religious conn
rnunity of Blessed Martin de Por-
res Of Nassau. At present Rev.
Coaxley is studying at st. Johns
Seminary, Collegeville, MINI.
| Mrs. Pearle T. Jenkins and Mrs.
Eloise X. Banneman were cur
rent members of the Booker T.
Warrington faculty who died
within the last ten days. B h
we had met upon coming into
this community and the young
people of that school, their as
Sociates and friends as well as
the community have lost coun-
sellers, friends and leaders. Mrs.
Jenkins was a native Floridian,
member of the first graduating
class of the high school where she
served as math teacher and later
as counselor. She was also a
fine musician and wrote the alma
mater for her high school which
was sung at her funeral on We'd
nesday. She served for many
years as organist for Choir No. 2
of Mt. Zion Baptist Church where
her late father, Deacon Tate, was
| a member. She was also a char
ter member of Beta Zeta Sigma
Chapter Of Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority. She received her M. A.
degree in 1947.
Mrs. Banner1nan was the daugh-
ter of Bishop Willis King of the
Methodist Church and came here
with her Miamian husband, Mana
tee. She was a member Of Alpha
Kappa ALOHA Sorority and has
recently been elected an officer
in the Greater Miami Chapter Of
Links, Inc. She was director of
the basic education Uunior high)
division Of Booker T. Washington
high school, having received her
master degree in the area Of cur
riculrum this past summer.