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RQUND The TQwN
HEB/QABCHA
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If you haven’t seen the auto show
at Dinner Key auditorium, then do
so before It closes this weekend . . .
Several colored post office employes
are slated to get the ax in ths
economy move afoot. Only mail
handlers are affected. The civil ser
vice boys have no worry . . . Gil
bert Styles was one year older
Wednesday . . . Essie Hudson is all
smiles since Aaron Pittman arrived
from Detroit . . . Dorsey teacher,
Doris McKinney looks real fine
wheeling her new blue Mercury
about town . . . The Gregg 'Hamms
recently moved into their new
home hi the Ft. Lauderdale vet
project . . . That was a swell party
the B. B. Malone mattress company
threw for their employes last week.
How about the narcotic agents
smashing a dope ring that centered
in a 62nd st. beer and sundry dis
pensary . . . Scoop Jones, ex-news
paperman turned Seagram’s repre
sentative, and his beautifunl creole
wife leave for New Orleans this
weekend after three glorious weeks
in our city . . . Willie Littles is
bedded with his ulcers again . . .
Jim Wallace waited until he got
home from Harlem to buy that
sleek new Pontiac . . . And dap
per Leonard “Bum” Smith is home
from Manhattan on a short visit . .
Dr. Warren Welters, recently of
the Economy Drug Store has opened
a modern well-equipped drug store
on 27th ave. in Brownsville.
Julita Ramos Pompey, former
Miamian, is expecting the Stork in
her Bronx apt. Sister, Gloria Dunn,
is expecting a Sept, arrival. It will
be their second . . . J.J. of the
Ebony Express did an on-the-scene
recording at Blanche’s Sundries in
Brownsville Sunday. He used the
tape on his broadcast Monday . . .
The small crowds who turned out
to see the Dean Hudson show at the
Harlem Square did not do Justice
to the top notch artists on the bill
Recommended records: Dinah
Washington’s ‘Tf Isn’t Fair,” Rose
Murphy’* “Me And My Shadow,”
Ivory Joe Hunter’s “I Need You
So,” Billy Eckstine’s “My Foolish
Heart” . . . And incidentaly, at
last a sepian artist has made Art
Green’s top ten on his Sunday morn
ing Make Believe Ballroom. Eck
stine "My Foolish Heart” jumped
to 6th place last week.
W. P. BEACH FIRST
IN BAND
FESTIVAL
The Industrial High School Class
A Band took first division concert
honors for the 4th straight year at
the State Band Festival at Tampa
last weekend.
The 60-piece concert band was the
only Class A unit awarded first di
vision honors. Leander A. Klrksey is
direotor. 1
The 74-member marching band
took second division honors In
marching competition.
SAMAZING! _
‘MusicftL Shoes MtBE VEBV FCPuIMi
** OLDEN TIMES’*. “THey HAD THICK
Soa.ES.wrru A metal arran gfmemt
UMDER THE Toes.... WnH THE
Pressure of a swupul Poor
actual tomes could
* \P 8E PLAVEO”
I 'Qnlv sAceep COWS arc
Am AtRPLAME TOOK off Bv PCOOENT, PERMITTED TO TRCPaO On SOME
NNrtjjNO Aug- AwmnM TMUS ,
fthiO ,Vi/'TH OHL.V w?e considered vjorthv Emough
SUKjHIV/ DAMAGED ! (HAVRE, Mont) To step on these Rugs*
EPISCOPAL
BISHOP TO
RETIRE
The Rt. Rev. John D. Wing, bish
op of the Episcopal church in the
Diocese of South Florida for the
past 25 years, will tender his resig
nation to the House of Bishops and
retire as of December 81, 1950.
Announcement of his retirement
was made on Tuesday night at the
opening session of the 27th annual
convention held at Holy Trinity
Church, West Palm Beach.
The Bishop Co-adjutor, Henry I.
Loutltt, presided over the conven
tion. His report reviewed the pro
gress of the Diocese during Bishop
Wing’s administration and showed
marvelous growth, numerically and
financially. >-
The convention recorded its regret
at Bishop Wing’s resignation and
further recognition will be given to
the matter.
Bishop Wing referred to the fact
that he will be 68 years old in Nov.
and eligible to retire. He said he
plans to tender his resignation “on
advice of my physician and in ac
cordance with canonical provisions.”
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SWEETING NORTH
A CARD FOR EVERY
OCCASION
AND EVERY TYPE OF
FRIENDSHIP
. SWEETING
AND
NORTH
STATIONERS CARDS
164 N.W. 10th 8t
Phone 9-1073
(Dorsey Hotel Bldg.)
VOTE YES!
on School Bond Issue
DEATHS
% r ■. “ v
Friends of Mrs. Naomie Cornell
Carr regretted to learn of her de
parture to Key West, due to the
death of her father, the late James
E. Cornell, a prominent citizen of
Key West #
Funeral arrangements are incom
plete at this time.
SPRING FEVER
WELL! WELL!
Why Go Through
Life Unhappy?
visa®
«- jj|r
' ' V |
See Prof. Herman at 1873 N\V
65th St.
l*rof Herman is known from
coast to roast for his great
and wonderful work. It is
known 50 mediums put to
gether have performed no
greater work in Miami, Fla.
and elsewhere. Drop in today,
as tomorrow may be too late.
Prof. Herman also lias medi
cine of all kind and by so do
ing there is no problem in the
world too hard for him to
solve.
Just ask your friend, who is
this man Prof. Herman?
Reading for all, regardless
of creed, color or nationality.
$3.10 to all. There is no night
too dark, no heart too sorrow*
ul that Prof. Herman cannot
break daylight thereto and ex
tend happiness and Joy.
Don’t be foolish. Visit a real
man today as tomorrow may
be too late.
Office hours: 0 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Residence: 1624 N.W. Ist Ct.
Phone 82-2264
Office address: 1873 NW 65 St.
Office hours: 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
No transaction will be made
over phone. Just come on over
to my office at 1873 NW 65th
St., Miami. Fla.
Home address: 31 Cooper St.
Charleston, B.C.—Phone 3-4361
Miami, Fla. mailing address:
P. O. Box 6391, Station B.
PROF. HERMAN
SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1950
MIAMI TIMES, MIAMI, FLORIDA
Become A Dispensing Optician
Day and evening classes now forming. Good profes
sion for young men and women. Send for catalogue
Pan American College of Optics, Inc*
149 N.E. 2nd St., Miami, Fla.
$2,000 CASH DOWN
2 Homes On
Comer Lot
Live in one, the other will pay your monthly payments
ONLY $6,500
Total For Both
$65 PER MONTH
8628 N-W. 22nd Ave., Miami
FOR INSPECTION CALL MR. JAMES AT 7-7561
ROCKLAND
[PALACE
Proudly Presents Another
ALL-STAR ATTRACTION
t
SAUSAGE
. AND HIS MAD LADS
Sunday, April 2
Beginning 8 p.m. & Lasting ’Til?
Featuring—“ Rag Mop,” “She Don’t Want Me No
More,” “Please Don’t Leave Me Now,” “You Got Me
Crying.”
EXTRA ADDED:
Leroy Lang And His Rockland Orchestra
Featuring
Alex Stephen
“King of The Strings”
Admission: Adv. $1.25 —Door $1.50
For Reservation Phone 3-9134
COMING COMING
Little Esther, Plus Johnny Otis And His Orchestra
Featuring the Double Crossing Blues Revue
Mothers' Day, Sunday, May 14
PAGE TWENTY-ONE

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