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The Williams Sisters and Brothers Club will cele
brate its 14th anniversary on June 10. A special program
will J>e held at 6412 NW 16th ave., Liberty City at
2 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Shown in the picture are Johnnie James, president;
Nelson Williams, vice president; Charlie Williams, itrfa
surer; Julian Williams, secretary; Melton Williams, Al
ton Williams and Sylvia Wiliams.
South American Heads
Moorehonse Student Body
ATLANTA (ANP) Colin
Cromwell,' a Morehouse college
junior from British Guiana,
South America, was recently
elected president of the More
house college Student Govern
ment, and became the third
foreign student to head the stu
dent group.
The newly-elected president,
who will serve during the aca
demic year 1956-57, is a major
in political science. He has been
outstanding in campus activities
since coming to Morehouse three
years ago. Last summer he was
chosen to attend the YMCA
Centennial in Europe, where he
wis active in a Student Life
Seminar sponsored by the organ
ization.
In the presidential election,
Cromwell was opposed by an
other foreign student, Andrew
Ezenkwole of Nigeria, West Af
rica. Hezekiah Oluwasanmi, one
of the two foreign students who
held the presidency before Crom
well, is now studying for the
Ph.D. in political science at Yale
University.
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Y. M. C. A. TODAY!
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Letter To The Editor
Department of Health
1200 S.W. Ist Street
Miami, Florida
June 5, 1956
Miami Times
1112 N. W. 3rd Avenue
Miami, Florida
It will probalbly interest you to
know that in response to recent
publicity about polio immuniza
• on, in which your paper was
-'tive, many Negro children re
ceived polio shots.
On Monday morning, June 4th
1,882 Negro children were given
Salk vaccine at the North County
Health Clinic. This was the sec
ond largest single day’s turn out
of any clinic ever run in Dade
County.
We know it will be gratifying
to you to learn of this progress
against polio.
Yours truly,
George M. Erickson, M. D.
Epidemiologist
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A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES
COLD CUTB. COSMETICS
FASHION NOTIS..
| By Fr«ddy« Henderson for ANP
FOR TRAVEL -
TAKE THE ‘LUG*
OUT OF
LUGGAGE
Are you going some place this
summer? Os course you are.
Whether it be just a weekend at
jrandfather’s farm or a luxury
vacation abroad, you will want
to carry the right clothes, and be
sure those clothes arrive in
applepie orden
i saw Sally Sutton of Samson
ite Luggage give a demonstra
tion on how to pack when she was
on a Southern tour last week. She
packed a whole weekend ward
robe (petticoats too) in a woman’s
hat tbox. When I saw the clothes
that had been packed and un
packed more than 12 times dur
ing her three day demonstration
series, they were literally fresh
as a daisy.
The trick to packing clothes
with these results is to roll (in
stead of fold) the clothes in tis
sue paper and fit them into the
contour of the bag. The Navy has
used this technique for years.
Shoes are slipped into clear plas
tic bags (easy identification and
protection of other items from
dirt) but not before the toes and
heels have been stuffed with
kleenex, hose or other small
items.
Cosmetics should be placed in
to small plastic bottles. Plastic
decreases the weight considerab
ly. Upon return these small iterAs
can be kept in the luggage for the
next trip.
Finally, a large plastic bag of
the kitchen variety is wonderful
to have along. It can be used to
cart home soiled clothing, wet
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And while we are about it, don’t
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with myriad pieces of luggage
however handsome and well
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