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TO CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY
AND WEDDING ANNIVERSA
RIES Mr. P. G. Bullard, well
known Miamian, who will cele
brate his birthday and wedding
anniversaries in a special pro
gram on Sunday, June 3, at 3
p.m. at Trinity Wesleyan Meth
odist Church. Friends and ac
quaintances of Mr. Bullard and
the public in general are invit
ed to join in the celebration,
which is planned to be one of the
high points of the season. Mrs.
Ellen Taylor is the sister, and
Ethel Johnson, Mina Smith, Mary
Smith and Myrtis Culmer are
neices of Mr. Bullard .
Temple Notes
Members of Temple Baptist
Church are reminded that Sun
day, May 20 is T-Day. Every
Templeite is expected to do his
duty and how? The many Mends
are urged that the best time to
fulfill their promises is NOW.
THANKS
To my thoughtful friends who
visited me and sent cards and
flowers during my illness, I wish
to express my sincere gratitude
and appreciation, with special
mention of Rev. Edward T.
Graham, Mrs. Bosfield, Mrs. M.
McFaddon and S. T. Cokie.
Miss Rosa Stroman
Landscape Gardening
Class At Dorsey
A full time course for veterans
will open at Dorsey high school
on Monday, May 21. The course
will be offered aaily, Monday
through Fridays, from 11:30 a.m.
to 5:30 p.m. The purpose of the
course is to train men to become
FOR RENT ’
4-ROOM Cottage in Opa Locka.
Reasonable. Inquire at 206 NW
10th street.
Mrs. Bragg
for”sale
FURNISHED APARTMENT
3191 NW 50TH BT.
Cor. 32nd Ave.
Mrs. Washington
nov
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOM Hot and
cold water. Reasonable rates.
Phone 82-3838
jun 2
Legal Notice
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice of intention to register
in compliance with House Bill
No. 1175, Chapter No. 20953,
Laws of Florida, 1941.
The Miami Times, 1112 N.W.
3rd Ave., under which name I do
business. H. E. S. Reeves, owner.
April 28, May 5, 12, 19.
Legal Notice
Notice of intention to register
in compliance with House Bill
No. 1175, Chapter No. 20953.
Laws of Florida, 1941.
North Dade Weather Stripping
Co., 2118 N.W. 86th St., under
which name I do business. Otis
M. Rogers, manager.
April 28, May 5, 12, 19.
San Salvador Lodge No. 603
F. and A. M.
Meets 2nd and 4th Saturdays in
each month.
Herbert Major, W. M.
Harry Williams, Sect.
LIBERTY CITY PRIMARY
SCHOOL NEWS
“Be Kind to Animals” week
was observed May 6-12. Beauti
ful-posters on the treatment of
animals were made by pupils
from each classroom and dis
nlayed in the teachers’ lounge.
Madames Gussie Dobbs and
Inez Davis were judges. Four pos
ters were selected as being out
standing from these teachers
classroom: Madames Greer, Cher
rv, Ruff and Miss Mattie Gibson.
Many praises to Mrs. Pearl Pat
tenrson, chairman, who worked so
hard to make this project a suc
cessful one. The week was cli
maxed by a “Be Kind to Animals’*
Drogram Friday by the second
graders. Mrs. Grace Bradley
served as the mistress of cere
monies.
The faculty misses Mrs. Lea
tha Jackson, secretary, who was
called to Tamra last Tuesday be
cause of the illness of her mother.
We wish for her mother a speedy
recovery.
The first grade teacher gave a
Mother’s Tea for all of those
mothers who have children en
tering school for the first time
next fall. Helpful information
was given to each mother on the
preparation of their child for
school next fall. Our principal
gardeners and 'caretakers. Reg
istrations will be taken through
May 31st.
For further information call
7-1555 day or evenings.
When You Ride—-Ride The Beat
Brown’s Taxi Service
Cadillac Cars Exclusively
SAFE—COURTEOUS—DEPENDABLE DRIVERS
t4-Hour Service By Hour or Trie
202 N.W. Bth Street Phone 9-4883
LOTS FOR SALE
Carver Ranches West Carver Ranches
(2 Milos West of Hallandalo)
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HIGH AND DRY LAND BROWARD COUNTY PUBLIC
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ELECTRIC BERVICE
ESTABLISHED BUBINEBS
DISTRICT
400 FAMILIES LIVING IN
CHURCHEB C. R. AREA
WARRANTY DEED AND ABSTRACT
Phone 2-4923—N ight, Sun., Holidays 89-3877
Carver Ranches, Inc.
(Affiliated with West Carver Ranches)
259 N.W. sth St. Miami, Fla.
Agent on property every Sat. and Sun. from 1 p.m. until dark
LEARN TO DRIVE
Let MAGIC CITY DRIVING SCHOOL
Teach You How
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS
REASONABLE RATES
WE OFFER 4 SERVICES
1. Teach you to drive In 6 eaey leeeons If
you have never driven.
W 2. Aeelst you In getting license If you
drive already.
3. Finish teaching you to drive If you
partly know how.
4. Teach you to park eo you can paae a
driver's test.
We Furnish late model dual-control cars
1453 N.W. 6th Are. Miami, Florida
John H. Braynon, Benny L. O’Berry, Instructors
CALL 2-7756 FOR
Full information without obligation
Mrs. Estelle Williams welcomed
all of the parents and Mrs. Mag
gie Lambert, first grade chair
man led the discussion from the
pamphlet ‘We Are Ready For
School’. Following the interest
ing discussion a delicious repast
was served.
Mrs. Estelle Williams, Prin.
AKA’s To Entertain
Seniors
Gamma Zeta Omega chapter of
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority will
entertain all Dade County high
school seniors on Sunday, May
20, with an “Afternoon Tea.”
This affair will be held on the
lawn at Soror Thena Crowder’s
home. Sorors are planning to
make this affair a memorable
occasion for all seniors in atten
dance.
It is the hope of the sorority
that the interest shown by the
attendance of the seniors will re
sult in these “Afternoon Teas”
being held annually.
So seniors don’t forget the
time and place. Sunday, May 20
at 4:00 p.m., 3195 NW 68th ter
race in Liberty City.
Third Annual Tea
The Good Samaritan Social
Club invite you and your friends
to their Third Annual Tea Sun
day, May 20, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Allen, 6500 NW
18th ave., from 4 to 7 p.m.
Mr. Charles Higgs will be
speaker for the occasion, and Dr.
K. L. Pharr master of ceremonies.
Florence Allen, president
SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1951
Church of Incarnation
News
Sunday, May 20, is Trinity
Sunday. Church School at 9:30
a.m., Sung Mass, sermon, Com
munion at 11 a.m., Laymen
League at 1:15 p.m., Evening
Prayer and Sermon at 7:30 p.m.
Father John J. Jarrett, priest in
charge, will be the celebrant.
The Sacred Heart Guild of the
Church of the Incarnation, branch
of the Women’s Auxiliary, is
having its first spring ingather
ing Sunday. They will receive
their corporate communion at the
11 a.m. Mass, and at that time
will present their united thank
offering. All members and wo
men of the church are urged to
come out and support this effort.
At four o’clock Sunday after
noon in the community auditori
um the Sacred Heart Guild is
sponsoring a program and tea.
Mrs. Gladstone Rodgers from
Holy Cross Episcopal Church will
be the guest.
Speaker for the day is Mrs.
Eunice Nelson, custodian of the
United Thank offerings. Mrs.
Olive B. Taylor is president of
the Sacred Heart Guild.
Our thanks to the Father Theo
dore Gibson, Vicar of Christ
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Regulators, etc.
General Appliance Repairs
19 N.E. 14th Street Phone 9-1869
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FURNITURE STORE
Innerspring Mattress & Box Spring
Special This Week $39-50
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Phone* 84-4517 B9-1190
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Alterations Repairs FINANCED
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(Corner 3rd Ave. and 12th St.)
Phone 3-9481
CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Notions, ribbons, threads, crochet threads, needles,
towels, sheets, pillow oases, pots, pans, glassware,
hardware items, locks, knives, spoons, forks, plastic
drapes, curtains, curtain rods, window shades, sta
tionery, envelopes, drugs, cosmetics, perfumes, natur
al hair pieces, costume jewelry, earrings, pins ln
other words just about evrything you and your
family needs.
THE MIAMI TIMES
APPRECIATION
To the many thoughtful friends
who visited me and sent cards
and flowers during my recent ill
ness at the Christian hospital, I
take this means as an expression
of my sincere thanks and apprec
iation.
I feel that such thoughts on
your part, contributed greatly to
my recuperation. I am now home
1366 NW 68th terrace in the state
of convalescent.
Miss Rosa B. Fannin
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to sincerely thank all
friends, co-workers of Christian
Hospital and the PTA organiza
tions for cards, flowers and other
kind remembrances of me during
my recent illness.
Signed:
Mrs. M. Athalle Range
Church, Coconut Grove for his
inspiring sermon last Sunday on
the second anniversary of the
church. His sermon was taken
from the 6th chapter, 3rd verse of
Nehemiah—Budding the wall.
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