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rAnYssND ss,S a.sSsnsa ssfSL's Ssms srs. ns
fruit ,rses,. ETC; price. sie.SdSi'
down payt. FEoYD d. DAVIS CO.
h:n X 81 NV. MA. s.Ojb.; ewes
~ g-a55g.
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ALEX. -OLD TOWN-Brick town
mouse; completely remodeled: 9
bedrms.,. lee. liv. rm., sep. din rm.,
each with. fireplace; ige. kit, new
ceramic tile bath; new wiring: new
Err, OV. 3-33g6
Evening star., 1957-04-25

ARL., va. SAG n. EDISON st--3-
bedrm. brick Cape Cod, full base :
ment, rec. rm., air-conditioned. /.
$4,000. Open all day sat, sun.
lor inspection. OWNER. ia. 8.
sa20.
Evening star., 1957-04-25

McLEAN, NA.-A new 3-bedrnf.
prick rambler, with full bsmt., ]
fireplace. modern equipped Kitchen
with breakfast space and loads of
cabinets, on Ma-acre lot, with All
CITY improvements Sale price of,iy
SlS,T50, VA. FHA or cof,ventionai
Terms; For more information, caii
DARWIN REALTY. ia. 7-4353 or
EL 6-4s4O; or in evenings, KE.
Evening star., 1957-04-25

ADJOINING HAMLET Spacious
williamsburg Colonial. on h-acre
hilltop. LIE. M .liy; -din, rp,; and
snSs sinu' bcdrms. s va Baths hsVeIY'npS Il bapS on
a. aoSI SoRzfSpoRPrR. ri .Hf R.Sitof, sIsst
RENOVATED OLDER HOME. "a blk,
from bus, nr Piney Branch and
sligo--4 bedfms. Immense Nv. Tm.,
din. rm. Ice. kit. and din. bay. full
bsmt gas h.ssw, heat; immae and
SEs SiSsnsi I CO. ss',R}Oi 3T. io.A42 khsslS-
WHITE COLONIAL CHARM--Three
ssntershaii Ssnt e entrsnce qsn an. rm. ln WITH WIN
flrep.. full bsmt., hot-water heat.
on - acre OF ground. in Kensing-
n,s ,on sltIsn !, 4; so 10 3sstoo4; 3,so HUG m
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BETHESDA

An Immaculate home with LARGE
BEDROOM AND BATH ON FIRST
FLOOR. Two master-size bedrooms
ana bath End door. Beautifully
planted lot. Excellent location,
Garage; S27.750. Cali Mr. Shackei-
toro. Ma. $4,000. ewes. and week
ENDS JU. 5-6606. BOSS a. PHELPS,
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CRESCENT HILLS The terms
couldn't be better on this ASH.
brick rambler with 2 twin-size bed.
rooms. ga baths. Qualified purchas- :
er may assume SCI 800 4iaes 80
year loan. For complete details call
JA. 4-l300, q til q. NJ. T. BROY.
HILL a. SONS, REALTORS
Evening star., 1957-04-25

bedrm masonry home on v acre
Fun bsmt. with rec. rm. In the
country. but walk TO stores, school
and bus. WILLIAMS q CO. JU. 4
CARROLL KNOLLs-Lovely. brick,
3-bedrn rambler. on beautifully
HndsSsOsd SC; double DISs corner Ot [.Tss
iuil bsmt.: steps TO elem. school
for for anisE Ip sale Take Hsa, over r. 81 iSyo losn'
call Mrs Butcher, DAYS. Ju q
ERick SWye'i * BERHNs sH SsSiil SKIS. NE NEED
CARROLL KNOLLs---3 bedrms.. Ia
baths, full daylight bsmt... level
lot, lot, completely % Anehor fenced ~
PHA ~. So.yesr tn nnrsnn.isss nnaneinS 0dii oRiAHaM CYAN
a. CO, Ju. b-9010. Ju. b-dbb0.
Country cIas. finest nsec section VSm0ia Wess q
Conn. ave, Appealing white brick
Nv. rm,, study. powder .rm.. din
rm, and kitchen. End a.. . bedrms j,
z baths. Finished and heated 3rd
A. BuiltIin VI, g.sTsEss PRICED sc,s1v II Icy 10y
oil. e.ilGS'
CHEVY CHASE, in Rosemary Hills
less than value, only Si6'0S0. and
must have offer before week end;
Colonial brick with first-floor DOW
der rm,. open hearth In livins rm..
. bedrms.,. dining rm. and porch
Better call early, SHANNON a.
LUcIiS CO. kE. 1-is00 III = pm,
CHEVY CHAsE--Herc tie Price
Shannon n Luehs-built Colonial, In
the most popular Chevy Chase Sec
tloni really B-I-G rooms, 3 huge
hedrmsa 2 baths, expanSible 3rd
floor, study. modern Kitchen.
breakfast rm, playrm., and now
being redecorated: priced at thou.
sand less than cost. at S10, 300.
Cal, SHANNON A. LUCHS CO. KE,
T.iSuO III \ pm,
-FOUR CORNERS = Large 3-bedrm.
Colonial with den, dining room
side screened porch. fun bsmt., rec
room. garage Has VI acre with
fiowering shrubbery. fruit and
5.60i0, Ju 5-85b0
FRANKLIN AVE. AREAi Now $40.
O00l Assume almost Sl7,50O In
finnncinn White brick coloniAll
= bedrms, " baths, 20, It. 1h
dr., bkfst bar, rec. room RIPLEY
AZ ROMER. III. b-Bl1l
GARRETT PARK-.Attrac,, :l-bedrm
comb eompl kit. fuil bsmt You
SiS, 200. KoRzENDoRFER, Real.
tor oil. f-Slll III y.
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location TO invest In. New 3-bea-
rm.. 2-harh rambler: full daylight
ISN'T. BIG bright kit. flrepl' IN,
Nv rm; 4-acre lot: beautiful view.
Only So 800 down: Sl7,05O. Nv
appt. JE ,l-2O93 VIM. A. CHAP.
MAN REALTY. INC.
Evening star., 1957-04-25

GARRETT PARK-.Attrac,, :l-bedrm
comb eompl kit. " iuil bsmt You @
sTS, 200. KoRzENDoRFER. Real.
tor oil. 4-SllI III y.
Evening star., 1957-04-25

CHEvY CHASE, D, c.
Dutch Colonial white brick Iiv
rm with hrepl, din. rn elec. kit.
breakfast rnn., scr rear porch. q
btdrmsa . baths on 2nd a.: knotty-
pine rec. room with firepl ise. encl
yard det. garage. y block from
Lafavette School. Price, S22,95O.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.

HIGHLAND VIEW SECTION - LIST
time offered. our sweetest listing.
3-twin- sized bedrm.. 2-full bath
brick rambler. huge paneled play
room opens onto. park ground level.
Ideal location for children with
s,sn sTimpl,ns t,,s pool. pool Membership; a hip ~
large screened porch, Shown hy
appointment. GRAHAM n CO..
JU. 5-6O10. JU. 5-8S50.
HILLANDALE - FOR SALE BY
OWNEk--Ranch-type brick con-
struction, = bedrms., ga baths. 2
fireplaces, GARAGE, screened-in peh.,
full daylight basement: nice yard
and shrubbery; quiet neighborhood.
Pricsd ii, for & quick a sale c: $@4 Si1G ,n9:
week end. i05i3 Kinloch I'd. HE.
KENSINGTON--3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
lst-iir. playrni.. and utility rm..
convertible to den or 4th bedrm.,
dishwasher. disposal. many extras;
shady la-acre pvt, yard; beautifully
Handicapped: owner leaving end OF
week win consider all offers in very
any time. Lo. 5-23b6.
KENw,ooD z \, s,Ds :. ,,|. ,P|rana.nsw; ai.,sond.
iDs ious Quality; o'fSi huge s'y rms; living rm.
Ida, iTxsT S.,ss ssdrms;, library. .z cISS- saS
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC. DI.
T-1411: ewes. OIL, 6.2442.
KENWOcD-This beautiful custom
built home. In q fairyland setting,
offers everything for gracious liv-
Ing. large library, buffers pantry,
maids room, 2 beths, LIST A.: bed:
rms, sitting rm.. 3 baths and
fabulous closets. 2nd A.; attractive
garden-level recreation rm Bill
LINGSLEY REALTY CO, EN-. e
1929; ewes. OIL. 4-3975.
MARYVALE. Rockville - Attractive
2-hedrm. home on lot 60x100. Price
1880, $500 down Eve. Mr. Wood
we'll. VIII 6-1d32. i. T. GRAVATTE.
Realtor. Ma. S-0T53.
MASS. AYE.-KENWOOD AREA -
Brand-new. 4-bedrm., 2-bath brk.
split-level, with beautiful big ALL
eiec kit. and large paneled reCr.
room with fireplace; quiet, dead-end
street: sensational value at S2S.-
800 FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC.
DI 7-illl: ewes. OIL. 4-2429.
PARKWOOD RAMBLER; Si3.750---
rm nni'Hi with II din din eli. 's'i; bedrms'. o. tie Tie
hath; hath; kit has Esd dishyssheI' ,';s s ,,y. Dis
RM and exit 70 yard. ToDAY'S
BEST BUY SAMUEL 3. BOGLEY.
y. c; once, AID. 4-O290; ewes,
OIL. 4-014s.
- a N Il trnnn ase..-ts... .~..4~.-.--
Evening star., 1957-04-25

AkL.. NJ; Williamsburg Jr. HIN
Just 4 hlks. away--Center-h hall, ox-
bath, hrand-new brick 3.bedrnl.
rambler on undisturbed u ACRE:
ideal yard for children. Todays
eye-level kit. table space, rear iiv.
level walk-out; only S28 5tio Mai
now, LAURIE CORP. 53S4 wilson
blvd, IA. 5-l717. 24-hour teie.
Evening star., 1957-04-25

semidet.: full bsnit., suer rec RIM oTm; vaIt
70 Navy Annex, schools. stores.
transp.. 10 min. D. C.: SlI. 800
Only $500 dn.. 500 mo. KE. s-5isS.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
spRING VALLEY-Unusuaily roony

SPRING VALLEY-Unusually roomy
home with 8 bedrmS. and baths.
odn,. s9s for ,,I,sr Isig . USE i. chsrTins S
library. powder rni.. lee. dining rm..
snd fine kitchen I bedyms.. 3
baths on End a. Space for lge. rec.
rra. . wonderful rms. and bath
on :lrd a 2-car garage. Under
$50 600 Call JAMES Z. SCHWAB,
EN-. 2-oS0O: ewes. OIL. 2-l4O9 or
Evening star., 1957-04-25

CUTqBELsrrKEfINED CSIzqTB 1911 NV. LoC,
quiet street mr.. Rock Greek PARK
Owner . lawyer, Is selling this
dream Of q home containing step
down liv. rm,. flrepi., family size
din. rm., wall-to-wall carpet. den.
powder rm. de luxe kit, auto, dish.
washer. sarbage disposal. breakfast
NOOK. i2;cu:.u, reierl LIST a. 2 col
eled libarv rm. on End a. Rec. rm
and bath that's q dream, weil-equIp
laundry rm.. additional powder nm.
large rm.. for storage: beautifully
HANDICAPPED. Price Is really low Al
Sl6,5o0; substantial cash. For appt
can MR; ROSENTHAL. RE. 1896,
Evening star., 1957-04-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-H.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Attractive EngliSh-type semidet..
bright ard cheerful. Three bed
rms, ln baths, = porches. liv. rni..
din. rrl.. kit. with table space. nice
yari. Assume $4,000 QI lrust:
asking Sl7,25u. BILLlNGSLEY
REALTY Co, EN-. 2-a3.6; eyes,
Evening star., 1957-04-25
spRfNn VALLEY

New end exclusive Iistlns Of
with fenced yard. 3iA bed.
rooms. 2 baths powder room.
maids room and bath:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-19

Christmas gayety rang out
last evening for old WASH
ington society.
The occasion was . party
given by the Misses Eliza
beth and Mary Howry from
e-to-o ct the American News
paper Women's Club. There
was not q foreigner" aboard.
The two hostesses are well
known In Washington. COM
ing here at an early age. The
party they gave last evening
was "our Christmas party.
Just for our old friends"
MAI. Charles Titman was
there with Mrs. T1tman.
chatting with Mrs. Harry
Grant Meem. and others
were Mrs. Harold Walker.
Gen. and Mrs. Conger Pratt,
she looking very pretty in d
black dress and q Christmas
red hat. and Mrs. George
Maurice Morris.
Aunt Bessie" Merryman
was there. looking very smart
In Q seasonal red dress and
matching hat. She seemed
to refute the former stories
that she was OF for Paris
TO visit her niece. the Duchess
Of Windsor. for Christmas,
by saying I'm going TO stay
here all winter and maybe
take q trip TO Florida late in
the season."
Hostesses In Black
Both hostesses chose black
dresses for their party. Miss
Elizabeth Howry was wear
ing black lace and Miss Mary
Howry was in black silk with
touches Of pink.
Mrs. McCeney Werlich was
there. saying that her son
and daughter . In law, the
Bob Werlichs, were on to
her parents home for Christ
mas in Cincinnati. She added
that she would be at the
0uggenheims' party Christ
mas night.
The club. which has all the
feeling Of . comfortable home.
put forth its best holiday
season atmosphere with 1T
ting decor. There was q large
tree. decorated in red and
white and greens throughout.
The buffet table was CEN
tered with q silver tree and
ladened with holiday fare.
Others there we're Mrs.
Howard Conn, Mrs. William
Culbertson, Mrs. James Law
renee Houghteling. looking
very smart in electric blue:
former Ambassador and Mrs.
Stanley Hornbeck, Mr.. Tilgh-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-19
The Misses HoWry
Give Holiday Pdrty

man Bunch. the Jock Merri-
mans. who came in with Bill
Batchelder: Mrs. Hope Rid
ings Miller and Mrs. Randall
Hagner.
Clubs President q Guest
Also at the party we're Mrs.
Atherton Macondray. DR..
John Burke. the Edgar Nor
rises. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodson
Houghten. Mrs. Mason Gu
lick, Miss Mamie Chase and
Miss Emily Chase. Mrs.
Wayne Mcpherson. Mrs. vio-
let Faulkner. former president
Of the club. and Mrs. Mary
Haworth. the present presi-
dent.
Others were Miss corneiia
Bowie and Mr.. and Mrs. STAN
ley Kimmel. Mr.. Kimmel has
recently finished q book on
Lincoln which Is just on the
market. Mr.. Lincoln's WASH
ington."
Another guest at the party
had q real Christmas story
to tell on himself--Mr. Lau-
renee Bungardeanu.
He had promised to sell for
q charity q book Of tickets
on a chance for two tickets
to Florida. He sold the whole
book without buying one Of
his own tickets. When he
turned them In he realized
his shortening and bought
q ticket Of his own-it won
and. Mr.. Bungardeanu Is on
for the sunny chimes Of Flori-
da the day after Christmas.
And who has the other
ticket-the former Rumanian
diplomat refuses TO tell!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-19
FIRST LADY
TO ATTEND
PREMIERE

Mrs. Eisenhower viii at
tend the special premiere
showing Of the iilm "All at
Sea" this evening at the
Playhouse Theater. The
event Is for the benefit Of
the Theodore Roosevelt
Centennial Committee and
stars Alec Guinness.
Mrs. Eisenhower ID hon.
orary patron Of the event.
Others who win be there
are Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth. honorary chairman
OF the event and daughter
Of the late President: Mrs.
George Gordon Moore.
chairman. and Lady Caceia.
one Of the sponsors Of the
benefit.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-03

court that they had to use force
in arresting Knights, hence the
resisting charge.
Following an extended hearing,
Judge Johnson fined Knights SITS
or 70 days on the three charges.
The charge aginst Hubert
Brown was dismissed for lack of
prosecuting testimony against
him. knights was listed as 81
years of age and Brown as 90.
Among other cases heard and
disposed Of were the following:
Melvin Gray, charged with va
grancy, sentenced to Is days.
Willie Lee, and Clifton Ora
ham, and Obie Haslon, each
charged with disorderly conduct
by sleeping on private property.
Each was fined SIS or six days.
Joe Delrich, charged with va
grancy and with being drunk,
fined $50 or IL days.
Willie Charles Williams, charg-
ed with assault and battery with
hands and feet on Garfield Burch,
SIS or 80 days.
Willie Carter, an old regular,
charged with being drunk, fined
SIS or six days.
Leonard Duberry, charged with
vagrancy, sentenced to Is days.
Thomas Ste2hens and Leonard
Monroe, both charged with dis
orderly conduct by sleeping on
private property, fined SIS or six
days.
Eva Bell, charged with disor-
derby conduct by creating a dis
turbance, fined SIS or six days.
Minnie Lee McElhaney and
Eddie McElhaney, both charged
with disorderly conduct by Great
ing disturbance. Eddie was also
charged with malicious mischief
in the destruction of a door valu-
ed at $35. Mrs. McElhaney was
fined $25 or ten days. Mr.. Nc
Elhaney was fined the same
amount on the disorderly conduct
charge, and $50 or 10 days on the
other, but the second fine will be
suspended il the door Is replaced.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-03
New Post office Regulations
BY ORA o. TALVoR

In keeping with the oN'cc.iveS
of continued good service to the
patrons, and in an endeavor to
operate at maximum efficiency
in the most economical way, the
Richmond Heights Post Office has
reorganiZed some Of the services
offered. Beginning Monday, Aug.
5, 1857, Mr.. Palmore. postm aster,
nnounced that changes will be
as follows: Window services Will
be from $50 am. to 500 pm. in
:tecd Of from 300 am. to $50
ON. Window services will be on
saturday from $3.50 to 1890 pm.
The mail will be received twice
daily, and sent out twice daily.
There will be mail sent out at
800 am. and SCOOP. 1t Is hoped
that these changes will meet the
app; oval and needs of everyone.
Attends Sunday School
Conventions
The Richmond Heights Inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL Sunday School,
Mr.. Claudius jones, Su2erinten-
dent; Ruth Mae Harden, Secre-
tary, Myrtle Green, Treasurer,
Mr.. Henry Edmonson. This pro-
gressive Sunday School has nine
departments, and meets each
Sunday morning at $50 o'clock.
Last week, the group sent Miss
Myrtis Wilson to attend the Sun
day School Convention at Key
West with expenses p paid. The
group also sent Miss Myrtle
Green and Miss ESsie Mae Ben
bow as delegates to the Sunday
School Convention held at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church, Miami, Rev.
E. T. Graham, Pastor. Their ex-
penses were also paid by the
group. Congratulations to this fine
group Of workers and the fine
work that they are doing for the
Master.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-03
Good Morning Judge
sv ELLIorr ,. e,ezs. Times st.ss Writer
News from Mamie Municipal Precinct Court
JUDGE JOHN o. JOHNSON. PRESIDING


A new record was established
in Municipal Court on Monday,
July %, when the total number
of cases listed for trial reached
the amazing figure of 164. It was
the greatest number of cases for
trial In single day in the history
of the local court. The session be-
gan at $50 am. and UP to late
afternoon was still going on.
Outstanding were the cases OF
Hubert Brown of 544 NV 9th st,
and Tommy Lee knights of $50
NV 9th st. Brown was CHARGED
with assault and battery with a
gun on Delford Bowman Of 800
NV 7th ST., and Knights was
charged with assault and battery
with a gun on Floyd Junior
Walker, a 13-year-old boy.
Knights was also charged with
discharging firearm in the city
limits and with resisting arrest of
Miami police officer.
The incident occurred Friday
night near the 9th Street Bar be-
tween 4th and 5th aves., accord
ing to Officers ]. Ferguson and D.
Fincher, arresting officers.
Young Walker did not appear
in court at the trial but a sister
of his testified in his behalf. The
sister told the court that Knights
pulled gun on her brother and
threatened to shoot him. The sis
ter further expl:ined ti.st Knights
did shoot wildly in the street while
several persons were passing by
and 1t was trick of fate that he
did not shoot one OF the persons.
The sister added that after shoot
ing Knights ran around, to the
Juice and Jive," when he learn
ed that the police were coming
after him. He admitted having
and shooting the gun, but denied
shooting it in wild west fsshion.
But Knights could not give the
court reason why he shot the
gun or was even carrying II
around.
The arresting officers told the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-03
improvements Noted

T...SSn!:r 10 the Women's Club,
Am crican Legion and others who
are jcin:ng us in our Safety Pro-
gram for Richmond Heights and
Dade County by calling in to the
responsible persons in regards to
our Safety problems. The many
trucks now racing through our
business area is alarming when
we think of the many small chill
dren .and older people who could
be run down at any moment by
these speeding Trucksters. Keep
up the good work. l hope, how
ever that something Is done to
halt them before someone Is hurt
seriously, or killed.
Sunday School Organized
At Home For Aged
One of the best days in my life
Eyes, we scribe) was last Sunday
morning at the close OF the Sun
day School at the Children's
Home in Kendall, when I motored
to the Home for the Aged located
on the grounds of the County
Hospital at Kendall. There await
ing me on the beautiful, airy
porch, was a fine group Of men
waiting to have the Sunday
School organized and taught. We
sang gospel songs, studied Gods
Word together, had a question
and answer period, and express
sions from the group. Mrs. M. B.
Brown and husband, the Heads Of
the Home, gave us welcome, and
encouraged the men to study and
obey Gods Word. This Is only
another link in the Taylor Chain
of Missions. We hope to continue
to carry Gods Word to the Shut
ms, prisoners, hospitals, Shut-In
Children, and to the world at
large and 10, I am with you al
ways, says the Master.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-03

Mrs. Katherine Strachan takes
this method OF thanking the many
friends and neighbors for their
kindness shown her during her
hours of sorrow. Special thanks
to the employees of the Isolation
Ward at Jackson Memorial Hos
pital, the Idle Hour Art and So
cial Club of Miami, the Mission
ary sisters and pastor and men,
SerS of Mt. Zion AME Church Of
Carver Ranches. Also Mr.. a n d
Mrs. Willie Collier who drove up
10 pay their last respect to her
sister, the late Mrs. George Glib
son. Thanks to all for cards, tele-
grams and flowers. May God bless
you all.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-03

G. w. H. Chamber of Com
merce ends its special member
ship drive Sunday, Aug. IL. Ellis
King, president.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-03
BroWard
County
News
by
Walter Bowe

Starlight Lodge No. 542 meets
Friday night, Aug. 2 at the Ma-
sonic Temple on Pembroke Road
at 8 o'clock. All members are
asked to-be present. Clarence
johnson, w. M.
All members of Pail Bearers
Lodge No. 81 are asked to be
present Monday, 8 pm. to hear
the report from the Grand Lcds &c.
r. J. Batch, president; Mrs. Willie
Mae Valdez, vice president.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-03

The NAACP of Carver Ranches
will render a program Monday,
8 pm, Aug. at Gethsem ne
Church. Music will be rendered
by Mt. Zion and Gethsemane's
choirs No. /. Guest speaker will
be the Rev. A. J. Reddick of Mi
ami, state president of the NAACP.
A membership drive is now on.
Come out and learn more about
this organization and join it.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-03

Miss Eddis Taylor, sister of and
brothers of 4205 SW goth St., Car
yer Ranches, gave their mother,
Mrs. Rocena Taylor, a surprise
birthday party Tuesday afternoon.
She received manv lovely gifts.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-03
NEWS FROM
II 0 M E s = E A u
BY DAVID SMITH


It won't be long before we'll
have that 4-Lane Highway ex-
tended thru Homestead. IT. e
workers are busy now from Mo-
dello TO the Homestead City Line
so look out for the workers and
equipment when you travel.
This town Is really growing
fast now. Did you notice the new
traffic light on the HlWay at 9Th
Street?
Rev. Curtis Dorset and his
daughter Mrs. Mable Robinson
returned Monday from a vacation
in - ON a. Rev. Dorset visited
his son Ronald and family. He
really enjoyed his 2-week stay
and also met the Hubert Smiths
formerly of Homestead.
All readers in GOULDS will
please notice that we expect by
next week to have a store and
carrier in this area so that you
can get your TIMES each week
delivered to your home or at a
convenient location where you
may purchase them.
Don't forget that hospital drive.
You can give cash, merchandise
or you might want to present
some type of program etc. II so
get in contact with Mr.. Arthur
Mays in Goulds or in Homestead
contact David Smith, 428 S. w.
9th Court Court.
Beginning next week we are
arranging to have news from your
church in this column so be on
the watch for IL.
Send all news or information
for this column to David Smith.
SAT S. w. 5th Ave, Homestead,
Florida.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-03

Beginning next week we are
arranging to have news from your
church in this column so be on
the watch for IL.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-03

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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-03

This town is really CROWNS
fast now. Did you notice the new
traffic light on the HlWay at Stt
Street?
Arizona sun., 1957-09-19
Facing The acts

that does not accept Negroes as
guests and he was forced to the
tactic of calling the Democratic
Party "Jim Grow" party. Thane
Read evidently does not know
that this designation would
mean that the Democratic Party
is exclusively a Negro Party. How
wrong can he be and by what
agency can he be backed? There
are still in the south '"lily white"
ard "black and tan" Republican
organizations the former mean
ing that no Negroes are accept
ed and the latter that the or
ganization is integrated. Did you
attend the dinner? If so, would
you have called it a Jim Crow"
dinner? / still don't know what
Mr.. Read is or is trying to do.
You figure it out.