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Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14
Bible School
Enters End Week
At End Baptist

The Bible school conducted at
Rev. A. p. Poindcxter. enters rs
And Baptist church pastored By
second week, with an average OF
100 Students daily. rhe school
closes Friday with a picnic and
a special program. The church Is
located at 5000 Tatum street In
the John Barrsw addition. The
daily attendance shows a great
interest in the church and school
on the part Of the community.
and the officials express their
gratefulneas for this interest
The first wedding was held on
June 2 for one Of the church's
members. Miss Nettie Jean job
son exchanged vows with Hugh
t. Smith on the spacious lawn
Of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Rawlins
Miss Janice johnson. sister OF
the bride. served her as maid of
honor. Other attendants were:
Misses Josie Ruth Perry. Jessie
NJ Smith. Eta Francis Hill and
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK

Mrs. Lcgge Swanson and Leo In the city, she
has been living Niagara Falls New York for the last
six months
The Progressive club Of the First Baptist church 9th
and Pine gathered the home of Mr. and Mrs Butler
1411 Rinson street. Little Rock. last Monday evening
enjoy few hours of socaizng with fellow members and
friends They were served delicious watemeon and q
riety Of other refreshing foods Mrs Maria Dunn and Mrs.
Birdie Williams directed the groups game time, which
very enjoyable highlght Of the evening Mr. E. Benton
is president Of the group Rev. ". NJ Banks IS pastor.
Mrs. Alice +. Crimmer Of 1721 East has
returned home from St. Louis Mo-, where she visiting
her father who is iii.
The 269th session Of the Ushers Union will be held
Sunday at p Greater Shiloh Baptist church. Bird and
Hazel street Rev. NJ L Braney. PASTOR H. Brown presi
dent; Mrs b Handy, reporter.
Vacation Bible School viii begin Monday,
Eight Street Baptist church 9Th and Hazel street. Mrs NJ s.
James. principal Rev. w. r. Vaughn, pastor.
The Ever Ready club Of the First Baptist church 26th
and Gum street, met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Willie
Hattson 171s Pine street. following the business
tasty epast served by the hostess Mrs A. NJ Donahue
president Mrs. Willie Hattson vice president Mrs. r. Nc
Peace Rev. S. j. Woodland. pastor. M
Mr. and Mrs. Luther R. Summers of Dayton, Ohio, and
daughters the city for the funeral of her mother
Beuah Cross to be held Sat II Eight Street Baptist
church. Dsv. W. R. Vaughn, pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

GETS CRANr-Syracuss univer-
atty College OF Business Admin
tration announced this week that
Miss T. Allyne Perkins. recent
graduate ! the class Of 1857 al
Arkansas AMIN college. has
been granted a secr1 rial Grad
uate Scholarship amount nc 70
to carry credit hours tows-a
$3.50 The pot VII permit her
graduate work in Business Ad-
ministration without tuielon charg,
and she will be able o complete
her masters degree requirements
by June. 1859.
Miss Perkins. a native of Little
Rock. will enter the university
In August with full standing in
the graduate school She will
serve the faculty at Syracuse
university In a secreta-ial capaci-
ty under which three other young
women in the university are now
completing their masters degree.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. opre Moore had
rs their house guests this week
her niece and nephew. MIR. and
MIRA John Hubbard OF Indiana
polls. Ind, and her brother. Ar
thur Brown Of Detroit The
Pastors Aid club of Trinity
Grove Baptist church viii spon-
scr a turkey dinner at the won-
der Bakery Hofess room. Tues
day evening. June Ia Contact
Mrs. Annie Mae White or Mrs.
Leths Wallace for tickets. Mrs.
Carrie Faulkner Is president.
The Shaw school PTA is plann-
ing a banquet for the mite of
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14
With The Clubs

Chapter 10 of the Beauticians association invites all
beaucans to attend free demonstration at the House of
Beauty 1910 Cross street. Monday June II at 730 Free
refreshments Mrs W. W. Peters, president Mrs. Aene Jones
secretary.
The Magnolia Charity and Art Association unit number
met June at the residence of Rev and Mrs Emanuel C.
Dyer Upper Hot Springs hway with first vcepresdent Mrs
Estela Woodson In charge Devoons led by Mrs r. L.
C. Phillips general president The business session included
financial reports by the Plans completed for the
annual be held June 16 Emmanuel Baptist church
9th and Chester Streets which tme all members
quested to be at the Beauty Shop located 97 West
9th street at o'clock Rev. Dyer will deliver the message
An award viii be presented by Mrs Dyer TO the member bring
ing In the largest number of guests During the meeting
marks made by Rev. Dyer. Mrs. Manning Mrs Quares
and Prof and Mrs. Geon The hostess and cohostess served
palaable repast Mrs. Estela woodson 1913 South Val
street, viii be the July hostess.
The ladies auxiliary Of the Letter Carriers association
win meet June IS the residence Of Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Jeffes 1874 Cross street At As this win be the last
meeting for the all members urged to be
present for IN important btnness session.
The Arkansas State Beauticians association held
ecltve board meeting Csmdn Monday. Jns 10 1t the
home of Mrs vrgie Murphy The meeting very ven at
tsdsd ehapesr Ma Il C.nden, ssrvsd ya hvsy lurh
Mrs.. lden Steel. president. Mn Zelphh Hendrck.
secretary. Mrs.. Wnletta Shells
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14
Miss Ray IS Bride
OF ALBANIAN

Mr.. and MIRA II. c. Ray ALL
Cross street, announce the mar
rage Of their daughter. May Lee.
TO Walter L. Parker May 10. at
Dothan, Alabama.
hr. Parker IL a graduate Of
Alabama State college. and Is
member Of the Kappa Alpha Psi
fraternity. He Is science and
mathematics teacher in the pub
lie schools of Columbia. Alabama.
Mrs. Parker is 1855 graduate
Of Tuskegee college. and Is voca-
ton home economics teacher at
Dothsn. She is also a member of
the summer faculty at Tuskeegee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker who
have been guecrs Of the brides
parents here. returned Thursday
to Dothan. where they win be at
home at s07 Pitcher street
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

Robinson. Mra Irene Shropshire.
Mrs Elsie Moore. Mrs. Martha
Patterson, Mrs. Earlee johnson.
Miss Essie Price. Mrs. Mildred
works Mrs. Arblessa Rowe. Mrs
Geraldine Porter. Mrs. Grace
Williams Mrs Mable Mitchell.
Mira Ester Boswell and Mrs Lois
johnson.
Out Of town guests we're Mrs.
J. w. Downing Of Kansas City.
Missouri. Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
Smith OF Fort Smith. and Rev.
and-Mrs. Clint Simmons Of Tul-
sa. Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington left
for Los Angeles. where they win
spend the summer.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

she uspd mitts Of matching lace.
Tiny ruffles made up the bout
FAINT skirt Her shoulder length
veil Of illusion was attached TO q
coronet Of lily Of the valley
blossoms. She carried q white
Bible topped with white roses.
Mrs. Dorothy r. Young. who
was her sisters matron Of honor.
wore a waltx-iength pink brocade
alters dive) drcS. In her hair
she wore pink flowers attached
10 a pink velvet band.
Nathaniel Robinson. brother Of
the bride served as best man.
MIRA Robinson wore a powder
blue lace dress. and Mrs. Agnew
wore an orchid chiffon dress
Both wore white earnation cor
Sage1
Following the ceremony. a re-
eeption was held. Music was fur
nished by Mrs Marie L. Davis.
MIRA Mary l. Williams. and Mrs
vanessa II. Randall Assisting at
the reception were Mrs Helen c.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

at the brides book with Mrs.
Lettie Brown in charge Of the
Eifta
The church was aided In its
drive by a fish fry given by
I. Patterson. The pastor repre-
lented the church In the state
congress last week. Visitors al
the church Sunday included Mol
lie Gwynn. Mt Airy. N. C..
clerine Lenoie Mcknight. Emer-
son and Naomi Pemberton. Mt.
GlLead. N. c.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

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Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

Ronald watson
Gates Chapel AAfE church elosL
ed Its revival last Sunday nidh4
Evangelist h i1kB @ chiesgo -
ssted Rev H. D. BFookIns. pak
tor OF Gates Chapel church in
revival All Reed of % North
Carolina street passed last wsak
Survivors are his wife. Mira Heed
Of croxsett and a daughter and
lister Of Saint LouIs.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14
Brown Declines
Appointments
Fargo Board

In a recent letter 10 Governor
Faubus. DR.. Floyd d. Brown.
founder Of the Fargo school At
Fargo. now Girls industrial
:choel. and a board member. re-
fused TO accept re-appointment 10
the board.
DR.. Brown in his letter to the
governor. which, which vas made
public. declared that his health
has not been good and at his
axe he thought that he shouie
give up tome OF Is duties.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14
DardanelIe

Mary Amer Thompson passed
June 6. She was a patient OF a
Russellville hospital and Is the
nine year cid daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Felix Thompson. i.
Rev. ]. Z MeKlhic win hold his
9th anniversary at the St. John
Baptist church beginning June Il
through the q. Rev. Whitfield an1
Rev. n. II. MeGill OF Fort
Smith will deliver the sermons
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

In thanking the governor for
his consideration Of his appoint
ment. Brown regretfully declin-
ed and recommended Mrs. Ruth
Branscomb Of Hfinkley 10 the
governor for consideration.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

Stanmore. Mrs Gwendolyn Emory
sang 4 Love You Truly. and
The Lords Prayer The recep-
ton follower with Carolyn Wal
ter and veoni Short at the punch
bowl ophenia Stanmore served
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14
p ~ p
(Anal ~


Is talk air over town that York wlborn and
Trillers" their way the top. said that
well they play and young ash they by the time
they well the city of Little Rock. they viii
be the nation They play with such and quality
and within the few months will be proud to the
Thriers product of Little Rock.
Photographer and Mrs. Earl Davy 3423 Chester street
the parents of pound daughter Sue Ereerene
The member of the Davy family arrived University
hospital early Friday June T.
Mrs Mamie Louise Perry Chimney formerly of Little Rock
liveng Detroit flew here the graduation of her
sister. Ema Perry Horace Mann Hi school student
While here she looked quite few of her former teachers
she reported having very enjoyable time She returned
by American Air lines.
Last Friday DIR. and Mrs. Bryant 1910 Gaines
greeted their Walter Bryant of Chicago who arrived via
Ameican Air lines few hours later the trio left by motor
for of New York Boston Washington, D. c. and other
eastern points Dr. and Mrs Bryant will be gone three weeks
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

Florence Stanmore. Ushers were.
Curtis jackson and Bonnie J.
johnson.
The best man was Bobbie
Smith. The bride was given In
marriage by her uncle, W. H.
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14
|39aLfl|HlS

July from Ito $40 .. m. The
event win take place at ths
school Mrs LOWE Pace is preSi-
dent
Arkansas State press., 1957-06-14

CHILDREN AND DECISION DAy-was OBJ
served at Bethel AME church 9th and Broad
way streets. last Sunday (June 9th.) Eight
young people were confined into the full
membership of the church. They are: Cleft to
right front ROW. Geneva Anne Hill. Djuana
Phaye Burnes. Howard Edward Williams. Les
lie W. Jordan. jr.. Louis Napoleon Smith. IT..
Janice Orr Eubanks. Jerry sandra -Stoeker. I'D.
wilma Deloyee Stovall. The parens and guar
dams in the picture are: cleft TO right 2nd
row. NJ. B. Hamptin. Mr. and Mrs. J. A..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06

NI.FI, ADMIRAL 1898 console With
A-speed phonogrnph, beautiful
condition; sold with full warranty.
take over payments Of ~ per
BROWNS FURNITURE CENTER,
1909 Good Hone I'd. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06

hEATER UNIT. gas. used one year
PsI.sSss ser &c, ssEas ss., wSSEa ,o
or best offer. Sp, 3-e337.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06

FUnNITUnE--complete bedroom,
living and dinins rooms, removed
from sample homes, must sell.
eau and save. 1873 l4th 81. n.wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06
PIANOS

wide selection OF reeonditloned
uprights, smartly styled In a new
durable finish, especially suited for
r .n,sa To9ams Pianos fully sllsI-
nine, students. Sig5 up, including
local delivery
Rebuilt player. smartly styled in
q new durable nnlsh especially
suited for recreation rooms. Excep-
tlonal value at f4nb, including
bench and local delivery.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
il0e q 81. NV. pI. 7-s4O1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06

PIANOS branch stores
all have a complete selection OF
pianos and organs for sale and
rent including some bargains In
slightly used instruments Plenty
OF parking space at each store.
1882 Oeofgia ave. Silver Spring
$3.50 Lee highway, Arlington
2flb Princess Anne street. Pred
ericksburG, Va Silver Spring and
Arlington stores open every eve
ming. Make your selection nov for
Christmas
have some real values
IN used spineta and consoles; such
Fischer. Estey, Knabe, 6teinway.
Story A Clark. Winter, and Oul-
bransen. Phone ST. $4,000, JoR.
DAMS, corner ! 9Th and q sits NV.
PLANO DEPARTMENT OPEN
EVERY. EVENING EXCEPT SAT.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS
CHRISTMAS SALE

Save big money On used and new
Strands, $500 np; famous makss'
leu spinsls and consoles, $500. up
You can save up to $500 on these
me pianos. Sensational Thomas
EleclfOnic oreAns, 5000 up, Always
lowest price, n y. g. area; Terms o..
pay. Open Every evening 'tll D,
PIANO Co. sS4 fsrshins Dr. JU.
e.ol3A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06

hand eqns. ammo,
and fascinating items Tor Gun
bugs, hNpters, shooters and coll
leetors YE OLD HUNTER. 900
s Strand IPflnee ~ the rlverl.
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GuIrAn-Drald-new electric gut
~. a RHtiARbf s sPPAAWEpkS,SkKlRHass''
4ss 9th Sd, NV. ma. s-6ib7.
0uNs-Rifes, hand guns. ammo,
and aecessories. Many hard 70 SCI
ssnd fsseinatins issms ioJ s sS,n
ieetors YE bLD HUNTER. 900
3 Strand prince 81 the riverl.
Alexandria. Va, kf, 0-aiO3,
HAIR DRIER, hand style, with
stand; new. Very reasonable. CO.
HEAfkR, radiant for flrspi.: Brand
s az / s% aHd 's u.s. US . zoos
hEATER UNIT. gas, used one year,
perfect for garage. workshop. pf
" ssss oes s'ss sP css sss sgo' siS0
HEATERS, ranass. stoves new,
sase SEA oil: soal; YS2d AM AM
MIL. Admiral 1888 console with
A-speed phonogrnph, beautiful
condition; sold with full warranty:
take over payments Of 81 per
week on low balance due
hNOWNH tONNlIUNE CENT Nhi
1909 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
HOUSEHOLD FURNlsniNGs--O-E
auto. washer, used times, $3.50;
uprieht deepfreeze, excel. cond
$3.50, l0-pc, JAcobean oak din.
suite, SlH5s rotary power mower.
$lo '02 Int. la-ton panel truck.
sJ9c numerous items; moving 70
IRoNER. IR0NRITE; rent or buy,
conn Conn s sss T ES. s. pSS%pS Aeis
LIONEL TRAIN. T.ps,. with Opesat-
ing milk car, 40-ft. .027 track.
eolnpl with houses. Gas station.
bridges, tunnel. water and beacon
towers, church, ranch house. lake,
operating crossing sigs,. autos.
boat, road signs, trees, grass and
background scenery mounted On
4xsxs. plywood table. uN. A-es77
LOCKERS. steel. s2 and up.
II, QlcHNkR, 2SiS N a. NV.
MAYTAG AUTO WASHER, / May
tag gas dryer. used . mos. Slsh
each. TE 6-7773
MEArCAsE. Q f.: stove, cash reg
wall case. drier. must sell. AID,
s-9ss3. RA, a-0Oo3.
MILLING MACHINE, $3.50. Logan
lathe. q, c.. &275; air eompr j.
SeS. drill press, Sii0. pulleys,
gears. motors. electFonie surplus,
4 "a !. $50 CEDAR st. NV RA.
MOTOR SCOOTER. cushman; sood
condition; $500 or best ofier,
I'M. STAGE.
OFFICE FILEs. four drawers IN
good condition. Steel. SIS. Wood,
$40. Bargains. Box 2i9-A. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06

auto. washer, used . times, $780,
uprieht deepfreese, excel. cond..
$3.50, l0-pc, JAcohean oak din.
suite, $l25s rotary power mower.
$40; '02 Int. h-ton panel truck.
$500, Numerous items. moving 70
apt. OIL. 4-40fi9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06

room. foam rubber; modern com-
plete bedrm, suite. peaehtone nn-
ish; b-pe. dtnette set All tn exs.
months. Take over payments OF
Sa.76 per week on low balance
due. BROWNS FURNTTuRE cEN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06

HEArKR, radiant for Arspi.: BRAND
s nss So s aad 'yssrr uS sssns-
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ROOMS FuRM-S.E..S.M.
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

seas 18th ST, S.E.-Furn. front
bedrm. In pvt. home: KIT. privlls,
settled white lady. 10. 1880
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ROOMS FURM-MD..vA.

IS. ARL.-Bed- sitting room, next
bath. PHI; ei. shop. ctr. ID min.
Pentagon; SAB. ~. ia. s-s.4l.
CHEvY CHAsE-Bedrm.; breakfast
and eyening kitchen privtls.; $50
month. After z pm. OIL. 0-205s.
MI. RAINIER-very large bed
room, single or double. ample clos
cts. WA. 5-2S6s.
ARL.. N.-Lge. comfortable room for
gentleman, COW. Call after ESQ
pm. KE. 6-Ss66.
ARI... n. close in. nr. Hechfs and
Kann't-Studio rm., nicely turn. IN
pvt. home. on tranSp.. suit. for
gentleman, 10 Minis. Peniagon.
IA k--aaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-06

GUITAR -Bra4d-nsw electric gui.
& ..ssss.IissGfls 'S;Essss n; ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-10

WuffIes-o-poppin! It's that quick and
easy with Downyflakc Frozen Waffles! No
batter. No bother. Crispy-light, golden
brown waffleS pop out of your toaster beg
ging for Log Cabins real maple goodness
:. goodness that comes from real maple
sugar, in perfect blend. Good for busy
day . delicious any day!
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YOU make them. right at the table.
All entries must be hand written and poStmarked
not later Than April 10 1857 and received not later
than MAY 10. 1857. Offer good in U.S.A. and terri
tories except states of Conn, Neb NJ. and Wis.
Employees Of General Foods Corp. and Waffle Corp.
Of America and their advertising agencies and families
are not eligible Winners will be selected BY drawing
and will be notified BY June IS. 1857
III you win. your grocer Wins too.) Send in self
addressed envelope If YOU want the list of winners
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07
Atlanta Daily
World Editor Gets
Grant For Study
in Africa

ATLANTA - (AryP) - viii
liam Gordon, city editor of the
Atlanta Daily World, Tuesday
was announced as one of six
American newspapermen and the
first Negro to receive this years
Reid Grants for study abroad.
MIR. Gordon plans to travel In
several countries in Africa, In
Guiding Ghana, Nigeria, Southern
Rhodesia, Kenya, Morocco and
Algeria In North Africa. HIS tour
will last for year or less.
Reid Grants, established by
Ogden Reid, the late editor and
publisher of the New York Her
aid Tribune, are awarded TO &C.
tive journalists who show quail.
ties for leadership and ability
Each grant involved $1,000 for
the study period which begins
after January I, 1858.
Editor Gordon was a Neiman
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07

Fellow at Harvard during 1852
So. He served as q resource per-
SON ON the international Seminar
at Harvard. He Is a graduate Of
LeMoyne College Of Memphis,
and received the M A. degree at
New York University.
Besides his position as editor
at the World, Gordon has been
active In civic and social organi-
cations and has headed several
drives for the community.
He and his wife, the former
Miss Anne Jackson, have three
sons, William, Jr, David and
Anthony.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07

By William Henry HUFF soe AMP
a governor % q sovereign state
Called out his great militia
To keep nine children cut %
school
Because the Lord had made them
brown
Was ne q hero or q tool
OF other rabhIe rousers
Who're filled with prejudice and
hate?
Upon him let nobody froWn
Hls eyes are dim
Let's pray Tor him.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07
Cardinals Offered $1,000, 900
for Giants Willie MAYS

st. Louis, Mo. - (ANP) - A
81, 000,0 900 bid for Willie Mays,
sensational San Francisco Giants
outfielder, was made by the st,
Louis Cardinals last June but
was turned down fatty by the
Giants organization, st. Louis
newspaper disclosed here last
week.
According to the newspaper,
che Redbirds were prepared to
give a cool $4,000 In cash and
several players for the triple
threat player, who virtually alone
kept the then New York Giants
into sixth place last season.
The paper quoted Frank lane,
former general manager Of the
Cards but now with the Cleve-
land Indians, as saying that Club
Feeney, Giants vice president,
told him that II they traded the
"Say-Hey" kid and then moved
to San Francisco the people out
there would throw them In the
bay.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07
Moore to Box i'm
South America
Dec. IS

Portland, Ore. (ANP) -
Light-heavyweight boxing cham
pion Archie Moore will take on
Luis Ifnacio, Brazilian light
heavyweight titalist, In 10
round bout in Sac Paulo, Brazil,
Dec. Is, 1t was announced here
last week.
Moore is guaranteed $4,000 for
the Ignacio bout, but his title will
not be at stake.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07

Marguerite Belafonte, former
wife of Harry, who has gone into
a career for herself in big way,
now has taken over the week.
day morning radio spot Ladies
Day" formerly held by actress
Hilda Simms Marguerite also
does a society column and a
fashion hint column for the local
paper here-and attends Just
about every big event around /.
last saw her at the w. c. Handy
testimonial.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07
BY RICARDO WEEKS

BY RICARDO WEEKS
Here is your dreameri
With fire and thunder
On my pen,
! stand before you,
Singing IL.
Here 10 your dreamer
Who flung you the stars
With a prayer,
A hope
And q longing.
On these brief rhymes
OF dreams come true,
. stand,
Rejoicing.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07

We think Ed Sullivan could
have given a nod to lovely Bar
bara McNair, who sang on his
TV show. She's a beautiful girl,
in her early twenties, with a fiery
ambition to get to the top. A for
mer Harlem YWCA resident, she
has got the Y gals pulling for
her. Product Of the Manhattan
nitespot, Blue Angel, Barbara re-
Gently married, was a great fav-
orite Of Belafonte, who squirrel
her around town before he, too,
married. Now the girl Is pattern
ing her career after an idol, Ear
tina Kilt, with her ideas for inter-
national success. We see comed-
ian Jack Parr Of the Tonight"
show lost no time In picking her
as his gueht for a week. ] a k
gave a break TO Diahann Carroll,
the lovely singer OF blouse Of
Flowers" fame and now Dia-
ham Is doing great In Europe.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07

Lena Horne couldn't make It,
but Ricardo Montalban repre-
sented Jamaica" on the 10 hour
telethon for charity, headed by
Jerry Lewis :. II Ma t Cole
thought he had troubles with a
sponsor, his pal Frank Sinatra,
one of the greatest, Is suffering
rating troubles too-but a diff
ferent kind.
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GLAND TROUBLE
Urinary Ailments
Pains In BACK, HIPS, LEGS
Tiredness, LOSS or WGoR,
gA0

PAINS ~ 6ACN, MIRO, @GGO
Tiredness, LOSS OF viGoR.
WEAKNESS
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-07

In Belafonte's rs minute show,
everyone leaves talking about the
new Belafonte - the more serious
minded chap who seems to have
gone one step further to stardom,
If that's possible. Every big name
in the city has put in an appear
ance - and Belafonte remains
unmoved by all the clamor.