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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-09
Leon Steele, 81,
Killed On Route
az Near Home

~A0AAo1AA ~oNAAAy 1cNAAbNN Aho oSN
enth traffic fatality of the year
Friday afternoon when a pedes-
trian was accidentally injured fat
ally by an automobile driving
south on Route AZ near Gillivan. 1t
was the first pedestrian fatality of
the year according to records of
the State Highway Patrol post
here.
Leon Steele, 82-year-old London,
Route 3, retired farmer, was killed
instantly Friday when he was
struck by an automobile in front of
his home.
The accident occurred at las
pm. as Steele apparently was try
ing to cross the busy highway to
his mailbox.
Jules Kitay, 80, of Cleveland
Heights, driver of the automobile,
was not held, according to Cpl.
p. J. Peterson and Patrolman E. L.
McLister of the London State
Highway Patrol post who investi-
gated the accident.
The Steele home is on Route 40
about Il mile south of Gillivan in
Madison County.
Mrs. Sarah H. Pickel of Raven
ma told the patrol officers her car
was parked along the highway and
she saw the accident. She said
Steele waited to permit four or
five cars to pass and then started
across the road from west to east,
apparently heading toward his
mailbox.
Mrs. Pickel said that he appar-
emily saw the car approaching
when he was about a third of the
way across the road. She added
that Steele started to run and was
struck by the southbound automo-
bile.
Kitay apparently applied his
brakes and swerved toward the
opposite lane of the highway, but
was unable to avoid hitting the
man.
Steele had been farmer all his
life and had resided in the Gilli-
van area for 81 years.
He is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. George Murray of Galloway,
Route l, and Mrs. Cecil L. Daily of
Columbus; five grandchildren and
10 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
at 2 pm. Sunday from the Blaus-
er-Baker funeral home with the
Rev. Buster Hammons officiating.
Burial was in Kirkwoed Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-09
Rainfall In June
Ne ar Normal For
London And Area

London's rainfall for June to-
atled only "a inches above normal
according to Leonard McNeal, Of
ficial observer for the United
States Weather Bureau. (Some
areas of the country repeatedly got
considerably more rain than did
the city, The total for June was
$50; the normal is 3.56.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-09
8 OUR
6ff6NW'N
HUM mn!


categories - impregnable, in
conceivable or unbearable!
7?77
Why is it that people who
have nothing to say-say 1t?
INVENTION
We suggest that some smart
potato invent TV set shaped
like a keyhole. 1t should sell
like Confidential"
YoRE
We can remember when the
only parking problems we had
was getting our best girl to
agree to it.
PARKING
And speaking of parking -.
parking lot is just a place
where you pay SOC so that you
won't get fined dollar to go
somewhere to buy a 1O-cent
soda that costs a quarter.
RESIGNATION
We are resigning from the.
"Do-It-Yourself Club" and
we intend to join up in the
"How-To-Get-Alo -Along-Without
It" Club.
SkI-DADDLE
Couple of skiers lost in the
Rockies looked up to see a
large dog approaching with a
small canteen of brandy tied
around his neck. First skier
shook his pal and pointed . .
Look, there's mans best
friend" Second fellow quick
ly added, yeah! And there's
a big dog carrying it,"
sIGN-o-TIMEs
Sign in small Columbus
honky-tonk - Approved by
Drunken Heintz."
HoWZAT AGiN?
Used to be that money in
any quantity was hard to
come by-now money in any
amount is hard to catch up
with.
FlSTICUFFS
Man sat next to a priest at
the Friday night boxing mat
ches. Noticing that one of the
fighters crossed himself before
going to the center of the ring,
the man asked the priest,
"Does it help that fighter any
when he crosses himself like
that?" The good father re-
piled, "It does! Especially if
he can hit"
DOUGH
A lot of women say that
money is no object-but then
we can understand this when
we realize that it is always the
subject.
SUCCESS
Have you heard about the
farmer who put his land in the
soil bank and then took the
money and put it into the city
bank? Well, he then put his
hind end on the creek bank
and when last heard from was
up to his ears in frog skins!
VACATIONS
A vacation is a couple of
weeks in which you rest up
i'm advance so that you can
NOW that overgrown yard
when you get home.
WiMMIN
A smart wife knows lot
more about a husband than
she tells him. Only bad part
about all this is that she tells
it to the bridge club.
SAYING
And who was it that said
who ever says that mar
riage is a $3.50 proposition
doesn't understand women or
fractions?
LUCK
Once there was a man who
set out to prove that there was
no such thing as '1uck" good
or bad. He took black cat
with him to the races on Fri
day the Thirteenth. He never
did prove anything, though -.
got killed by falling ladder
on the way out to the track!
TEE-vEE
It appears that television is
having its aches and pains-it
aches for talent as much as it
pains the sponsors.
NOSE KNOWS
A red nose doesn't always
imply that the wearer has
overimbibed may be that
he's kept it to the grindstone
too long!
ADVERTISING
If you think it doesn't pay to
advertise just ask Billy Gra-
ham! He's selling a product
that everybody knows, uses
and respects. Yet the adver-
tising build-up is one of the
greatest ever seen. You just
can't overdo a good thing.
LAST WORD
Never look gift horse in
the mouth i. he may be the
type that bites the hand that
foodc hint
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-09
Appliances


WHO BUYS APPLIANCES People
who have the cash and the desire
to buy. These are the same people
who read the Want-Ads in our
newspaper. You CAN'T FIND A
BETTER PROSPECT! ULrick 2
1916
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-07-09

F0g @. WHEELER
EEAD, NEWSPAPER BLvLsIo
oaIo STATE Eus5uA
coLrBus 10, OHIO
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21
Notice

Notice Is hereby given that Tn
undersigned has filed with Tie
Department Of Alcoholic BeveraGe
Control OF the State Of ArkanGls
for a permit 10 sell and diVmss
beer at retail on the premime
described a.: Deans Drive IN 3lst
& Louisiana Steel. Town Of Little
Rock. County OF Pulaski
The Undersigned states that he
Is a citizen Of Arkansas. Of GOOD
moral character. that he has never
been convicted of felony or
other crime involving moral tur-
pitute; that no license 10 sell
beer by the underaEned has been
revoked within five years last
past. and that the undersigned
has never been convicted Of vio-
latinE the laws OF this state. or
any other state. relative 10 the
sale o. aicholic liquors.
Application Is for permit 20 be
isstted for operation beginning
on tie 30th day Of June, 1857
and to expire on the soth day
Of June. 1858.
Robert 1son
Applicant
Subscribed and sworn 10 before
me this 18th day Of June, 1851
Irene n Douthard i,
Notary Public
Ny commission expires
February :. 1858
Seal
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21

family. She vas enrouts 70 sum-
mer school at the U. Of A Grad
uats Center. Little Rock. Mrs.
II B. johnson. instructor Of Eng
"a - Mules college. Blrming-
ham, Alabama. spent the week
end with her cousin Mrs. Gladys
Nays and family. Ars. Johnhoa
MAS enroute 10 kanaas City. Kan
sas. Mrs. Geraldine Denton
Moore Of Chicago. spenet = feu
hours here enroute 10 Little Rock
TO visit her mother. .GirI Scout
Troop No. 9 was hostess % their
fathers On Sunday morning for
breakfast at the Youth Center Of
81 Paul AAE church. Mrs
Mays Is attending the national p
IA meeting al Fisk university.
Nashville. HRS. Lena Perry Of
ST. Louis. Is visiting her daughter.
HRS Ruth Brown and family. .
The grand opening Of the new
Oak Grove Baptist church at
Cross Road was held June 10.
Services were held all day. The
congregation left the old build
ing at 7:s0 .. m A grand time
was enjoyed BY all Rev. Udell
Hyde. pastor. Mrs. Malinda
Mitchell Of Little Rock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Tollerson and family
n.etored TO Pine Bluff last SUM-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Ste
vens Of Memphis we're evernite
guests q Mr. and Mrs c. B. Croft
and family. Mrs. A. ". Smith
and Mis- Irene WALKER sttended
the MIA Leadership training con
ference 1t AM&N college Juns
ITO Appreciation services
for the Rev. Huain ct Reed
! Chapel Sunday was . success.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21

OPEN UOUsE-Newport-Rev. L.
r. Williams pastor Of ST. Paul
AME church. announces the dedi-
cation and open house for the
parsonage which ssill be held
Sunday. June 20.
At the eleven o'clock hour. Bis
hop Sherman L. Greene. presid-
ing prelate Of the Twelfth Epls-
copai district Of the AME church.
WIN preach the dedicatory Ser
mon. Special music viii be run
dered by the choir.
Al the three o'clock service.
Rev. Fred d. GipDn. predding
elder of Hot Springs district will
preach. A short program win be
rendered. and open house will
follow. All friends Of the church
are cordially invited to attend the
activities of the day.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21
AROUND NO. LITTLE ROCK

Mrs. Essie Lee Johnson and sons. David Dennis and
Dwight daughter Sherda spent the last two weeks visit
ing Mrs Johnsons mother Mrs Willie Mae Davis at Wichita.
Kansas.
veoa Mitchell of 1905 Vine street is home after month
visit in Chicago and Evanston, Ill., visiting relatives and
friends
PTA council win meet Tuesday, at Jones hi school
Z. H. Hunter prnlipa; Mrs Marie Dunn. president Mrs b.
Handy vcepresden and Mrs. Queen Ester Smith reporter
The Marons Of Friendship club win meet Sunday. at the
home Of Mr. Mrs. Dave Collins 2723 Commence street l.
Rock Mrs Blue president; Mrs James McGhee reporter
The Usher Union held Sunday at Shiloh Baptist
church. by the pastor Rev. NJ l. Branley amt Of
money raised s23s6o c. Brown PRESIDENT Mrs b Handy
reporter.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugen Butler, their daughter Ruhie Mae
and their Dairy of Pine Bluff the house guests Of Mrs
Buffers sister, Mrs. Christine Porch 1905 Magnolia street
Mrs Alice Jenkins daughter Dorothy left Tuesday to VISIT
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21

Flours johnson. Melindin Rine-
heart and S. MeCall-.Levi Woods
and Miss Louise Butts were marri-
ed June Is at Detroit Mr.. Woods Is
the brother of Mrs. Hannah Mer-
riwether. Zion Hill church was
one Of the guea churches Of
.the fifth anniversary Of Rev. c.
Butler. pastor Of Good Hope Bap-
list church. Rev. s. Morris was
the speaker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hines Of Milwaukee are
here visiting her mother. Mrs. =.
Jenkins. IA Herbert street. Mrs.
Jenkins visited In North Little
Rock and returned with her
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21

bert Willis Of 305 n Cypress spending
In ST. Louis. the guest of relatives.
Mrs Earliest Robinson of 1911 Missouri left last
week for Phoepxvie Pa where she will be of her
inlaw and daughter Mr. and Mrs julius Fuller Mrs Fuller is
the former Miss Fay Wilma Robinson
Willie B. Thomas ~ Cedar street. still confined
account of illness.
Mrs. Beatrice Franklin of 2011 West scu left las
week for Detroit be the bedside of her daughter Mrs Ma
tkane Hicks. the former Miss Georgia Marie Green
Mrs Bernice Cunningham of 1901 Bell spending
time In Pttsburg Pa the of her Jimmie Cum
nngham who is stationed there In the u. s. Navy.
H0spalman u. s. N. Howard A. Harris. who has been
stationed Great Lakes for the months spend
ing few days in the city the of his parents Mr. and
Mrs Walter Harris and family of 73 N Plum before
leaving the states for Toxic Japan
Mrs Margie Brown has returned TO her home In Flint,
home by her mother
Mrs. Bessie swinney here for weeks visiting Mr.
and Mrs Wallace Frye She resides Seattle Washington
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21
@TsI" FI- TFTJ
lADa 1850 ~
with The Clubs

The southside ladies club met the home Of Mrs
An interesting business session held
new elected The hostess delicious MENU
and everyone enjoyed refreshments and games The
winners Mrs. Newsom Mrs Margareta Hayes
Curry Our next hostess will be Mrs Brock 24 West
goth street Mrs Elizabeth Young president Miss Fannie Cur
ny. reporter
Geneva Leary hostess for the cavalette club AT
ter brief business di m delicious repast
three games of whsl played Mrs Vrge Kohmon Mrs
Mae Williams and Mrs Mable Johnson prizes in
the order named respectively Mrs Caudne Willis guest
of the evening Next meeting viii be with Mrs Charity Lee
1921 33rd Mrs Dephine Mccain. president Mrs
Leary, reporter. e.s=f,
LET'S GO 6iRLs-camp time 10 here asainl On bssvtfm
Lake Sylvia In the ouaehta MouAains-sourtser wonder
days the out-of doors for only $500 Gin Scout
Camp 10 August II through August ~.
Register bsfo July 18th 1870 Main Fer nforma-
ton call FR. 4-o35e T..
The Of Bethel AME church 9th and Broadway win
sponsor Sunday afternoon June % between the hours
Of and p. Come by and have a cup Of tea You
welcome Charley Hughes chairman Leslie White cohar
man, Ellis Mays. secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21
AROUND PINE BLUFF

Mrs Lena q. Jones JE. +22n
Eugene Drake prominent undertaken of Shreveport and
former resident of the city made business trip the city
last week - -
Mr. and Mrs.Maford Crawford and family of Mlwau-
kee last week In the city visiting relatives and friends
Mrs F1orence Raspberry Bonner of Chicago is spending
sometime in the city the guest of her sisters Mines Alfred
Bedford. C. A Flowers. L A. Chanay and Rufus Game.
Miss Victoria Coleman. of 119 Cherry street left last
week for Chicago where she viii spend her vacation
Misses Mary Virginia and Gloria Malcolm spent week
with Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Love 1904 West 9Th street
Miss Barbara Ann Willis daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21

WINNR8 or CONTEoT-Littie
Susan Lynstte Jamea lovely niece
Of Mr.. and Nrs. James Gath
right INA Hanger street. 10 the
winner Of two baby contests. In
April. she was crowned queen at
ward Chapel AME church. 18th
and Hanger. a. first prize win
mr.. raising the highest amount
Of money. She was also first
prize winner IN q baby contest
sponsored BY shiloh Baptist
church. 18th and Hanger. June 9.
likewise raising the highest o.
mount Of money over four other
contestants
Little Sunni Lynette received
infant baptismal services at Ward
Chapel church Easter Sunday.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21
PdrkdaIe

MAssie KilDatriek
Mira Lnrienia MAXWELL was
called 70 Mobile on account Of
the death Of her brother. Eugene
Sellers. She was accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. Ruby N. Push
Louis Bryant left rerently
for his home IN San Francisco
after visiting his parenta Mr.. and
Mrs Lowe Bryant
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21
Here and There

Mr. Mrs Jesse Smith and son. Rodney Arthur Of St
Louis visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs C. A. Whitlow
4624 West 22nd street. Rodney Arthur born Nay
Mrs. J. H. Oliver. 1924 Broadway street u convaescing
minor sursees she underwent two weeks and
expects enter University hospital for surgery ME-
Oliver gratefully Acknowledges the kind remebrances om
John Baptist church. neighbors and friends
1t Jas d. McNaire Of the Little Rock Air Force Base.
left the city Friday morning for Indiana to return Mrs. Nc
Naire and children who have been visiting In the Hooser
for several days The McNares reside in the Genvew
Subdivision. They returned to the city Sunday.
twilight musical win be presented at TIE Mount Pleas
ant Baptist church, 18th and Rngo street. at Sunday.
June 81 Outstanding artists from Pine Bluff Memphis and
Little Rock win appear program The Public d cordially
Invited
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21
Newport

Bernise CruaI
Mis Glenn d. Flemming IL va
cationins In Flint. Michigan. with
sisters Mrs. Eddie Mae Her.
ron Of Pocahontas was recent
guest Of Mira Gladys Mays and
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21

grandson, who viii spend the
weekend with her. On the
sick list: Alexander MeRae from
the HOSPITAL. Test Terrence Mrs
Jane Nulon. Mrs. Gladys C,
Meeks.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21

Win Tuoog Wu0 0ER
In loving memory Of Nm Mr.
A. Taylor. who wsnt swsy yunD
-. 1854
sleep Dft belov-ed'r We some
times say
But have no tune 70 charm swuy
Sad dreams that through ~
eyeiids creep:
But never dolcfai dream again
Shall break the happy slumber.
when
He Eiveth His beloved. Sleep
Sadly missed BY.
Husband. Rev. W. Marcus rsy-
lor and the Children
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21

relatives and fiends In Chicago
Earnest Toby and Arthur Cross. IT, have returned 70
Denver Colorado after attending the funeral of their mother
Mrs Beah Cross Napoleon Seattle Wash and Louis Cross
of Champaign H. also returned their homes.
The Singing Union viii be held Sunday at 2:30 p IN.
Shiloh Baptist church Rev M L Braney PASTOR Jackson
president Mrs. ID. Hughes. secretary.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21
Legal Notice:
wau~nuo opn-

NAkNttG OnHEk
State OF Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski, s.
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Golden Sans. Plaintiff
VS.. No. l07S78
Catherine Sans Defendant
The Defendant. Catherine Sens =
warned to appear IN this court
within thirty DAYS and answer
the eemulaint Of the plaintiff
Golden Sans
Dated. June II. 1881
W. W. Shepherd
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Caar1o- 7. Csru.-ter
Attorney sd Liten
Airline Turner. Chancrsv Clerk
By Helen Edwards D. C
6.2i-23.T.5-I2 q
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21

0PENINg-Mrs. yssis sanpas
Stevenson. proprietor. snneuneoh
The opening II yss.es Beauty -
lon 81 11ls Battery street. yuns
IL 1887. Call FIR. l-seoS.
6: 21-42 81
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21
Ldmden
Gladys Meeh

UlAdys Meeko
The Zion Hill Baptist church
observed Fathers Day with a pro-
gram Sunday mite. The men
planned and presented q wonder
hll program which was enjoyed
by all 1he following perons
were baptized: Roy T. Scale.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21

The Jones Singers rendered. Q
program Al Reds Chapel Sunday
mite. We are aakins all p9-
sons interested In the Clean Up
Crusade 10 meel at the home Of
Mrs. Berniee croal. 1iol Frsnd
street. Saturday June a Tms:
8 10 2. Mr.. and Mira Wnlis
Lzndrum visited friends In Brink
ley. ne First Baptist church
b having IL re-dsdieatory aes-
vices Juns 1o-1. The prsddsns e
State Baptist ceuventisn. D.
Pred 7. Guy. win prsach -
dedzeatory sermon Sunday suanI
neon. Everybody Il invited =
come b these services N
oak Grove church had IL oDsn-
ing Of their new church building
last Sunday. Annual Youth
meeting vii be held 1t Morning
Star July 5.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-21

George Weldon Martin. 81. dsd
Monday morning at MS hans.
28lI spring street. following .
brief Hines. He VAS ! ionz-tins
resident Of LittIs Rack md fas
mors than forty live pears. sery-
ed the Eosernnsnt - rsllvw
mali clerk retiring several pears
ago. He was also an active add
faithful member Of Union AYE
church
Survivors are his widow MIA
Liillm Martin; two hrothers d
r. Martin Of Jer1sy City D. J.,
and Jack Martin Of Pine Blum;
ana two ErandsoaS Services win
be held Saturday afternoon q
, o'clock 1t uz-aa AAk church
IN charge Of Dabisson Company.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-31
HIRES NEGRO SALESMAN
Vic Potankirl
Buys Leo Adeeb
Chevrolet

Vic Potamlxin, ''Philadelphia's
largest retail Chevrolet dealer"
has bought out the Leo Adeeb
leadership located at $40 Alton
Road, Miami Beach. The sale also
included the used car lot located
at NV. LIST ave. and seth st.
Following the policy set in his
Philadelphia showroom, where he
employs four Negro statesmen, MIR.
Potamkin plans to hire and train
several Negroes to sell Chevvies
at his Alton Road showroom.
First to join his staff on full
time basis is James bud" Ward,
former manager Of the Sir John
Hotel and more recently opera
tor of the Flamingo Restaurant.
According to company officials,
other Negro statesmen will be add
ed if the reaction from Greater
IMiami's Negro Citizens is favor
able. It is also felt that If this
giant step in public relations
noticfbly increases Mr.. Potam-
kin's business, then other dealers
will offer full-time sales positions
to qualified Negroes.
MIR. Potamkin intends to spare
no pains or expense to make his
impact felt here in Miami 81
want to make it so that when
anybody in this area thinks of a
new car bango, they think Of
Vic Potamkin," he declares. He
also states, eve will prove we
mean business with unheard OF
low prices during our September
sales"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-31

Proposals for bids on the cree
ton Of a new Post Office build
ing at NV 9th ave. and 7th st.
were solicited on Aug. 26 by the
Post Office Dept. Interested par
ties are advised that all bids
sould reach the office of Regional
Real Estate Manager Lloyd A..
Sifford Jr., room 421, Federal
Annex, Pc. Box 1925, Atlanta 2,
Ca, not later than Sept. 20, 1857.
The bids are to cover the fol-
lowing items: Furnish quarters
suitable for post office purposes,
under a lease subject to the pro-
vision of the standard form of
lease used by the Post Office De-
partment, at a stated price per
annum, including air-conditioning
equipment; toilet facilities, plumb
ing, heating and lighting fixtures;
for a term of 10 years from the
date of occupancy. Proposal with
or without utilities will be accept
ed.
Floor space of $500 square feet
net and platform area of 800
square feet are desired. The re-
mainder of the lot will be paved
for parking and maneuvering pur-
poses. The facility will be con-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-31
Pat Boone on Screen

Pat Boone, Americas new sing
ing idol, makes his movie debut
and screen favorite Janet Gaynor
returns after a 10 year absence,
in Twentieth Century -Fox's
CinemaScope, De Luxe color
comedy with music, "Bernadine,"
opening Thursday at the LibCity
Drive-in Theatre. Terry Moore
and Dean Jaeger are co-starred
in the Samuel G. Engel production
which was directed by Henry
Levin.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-31
New Post Office Planned
for 9TH ST. & 9Th Ave.

structed on a site located on the
northeast corner of NV 9Th ave.
and 9TH st.
The Postmaster General holds a
option on the land involved and 1t
will be assigned to the successful
bidder, who will erect the quar-
ters and lease them to the Post
Office Dept.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-31
Florida Workers Plan
Membership Drive

Jacksonville The Florida
Workers Union, Eddie McLaugh-
lin, president, will meet at its
headquarters in the Clara White
Mission Auditorium, ellis Is, w.
Ashley ST., Jacksonville, Tuesday
night at 8 pm. to perfect plans
for an expansion drive to enroll
100 new members before Nov. 8
as an 81st birthday tribute to DR..
Eartha Mary Magdalene White,
doctor of humanities. At the re-
cent meeting, the group heard an
inspirational pep talk by Rev.
Joseph Eugene Solomon Ray,
public relations coordinator of
Tallahassee and Jacksonville and
took immediate steps to Get to
work" on the drive.
Among those who will head the
effort are Sylvester Armstrong,
Ed Brown, Holsey Brown, John
Lomar, with Mrs. Neflora Will
Hams, secretary, and Mrs. Helen
Mclaughlin leading the women's
division and Rev. Leroy Holmes,
business manager.
NEW BOARD MEMBER
Eddie Mclaughlin, president of
the union was elected a member
of the Florida State Business
League Executive Board at the
recent conference with DR..
Frederick Douglas Patterson, for
mer president of Tuskegee InSti-
tute, Tuskegee, Aha, director of
the Phelps-Stokes Fund, New
York; president of the National
Business League at Florida AIM
University. Important last minute
developments prevented him from
attending the national convention
of the League at Boston, where
the union will be represented by
DR.. Eartha Mary Magdalene
White.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-31

Pfc. Gilbert Carswell, son of
Mrs. Altheria Martin, received his
certificate from Cooks and Ba-
kers School. He is attached to the
24th Division in Korea.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-31

John H. Brown of DANA cele'
brated his 21st birthday Thurs
day, Aug. 20 at his home.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-31

The Rev. Otis w. Foster, pas
tor of Ebenezer Baptist Church,
was honored Sunday, Aug. Is by
the church. It was his 18th ami
versary as pastor.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-31
BroWard
County
News
by
Walter 8owe

The president of c. w. H.
Chamber of Commerce, Ellis King,
has reported that the meeting has
been changed from Monday night
weekly to Thursday night once Q
month. Watch The Miami Times
for the date.