Kazah Nobles to Honor Past Potentates
A testimonial dinner will be
given Friday, Nov. 2, 8:30 p.».
in the spacious dining room of
Brady's Hotel, 307 NW 11th st.
This unique affair is held in hon
or of Past Potentates of Kazah
Temple No. 149, Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine, and will be the
first to honor the past Potentates
in this state.
Thdi-e will be kind expressions
of Past Potentates Livingston and
Bibb. Receiving outstanding hon
ors will be past potentate and dep
uty of the Oasis, 111. Rudolph
Bradley, Past Potentate 111. Roby
George and Junior Past Potentate
Zeke Brady. The 111. Potenate
Noble Carey Bentley will serve as
toastmaster and the beautiful
Daughters of Isis, auxiliary to
Kazah Temple, in their ancient
white satin floor length apparel,
will serve as hostesses.
* Tickets to this fabulous affair
are now on sale, $2.50 per plate.
Reservations can be made by
phoning FR 3-9540 and HI 6-6590
The date is Friday, Nov. 2, 8:30
p.m., Brady’S dining room.
Y-Teen Advisers to
Attend Planning
Conference Here
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The Miami Y-Teen Advisers of
the five local high schools and the
Murrell Branch YWCA’s Teen-
Age Department will be hostess to
the State Y-Teen Advisers attend
ing the Y-Teen planning confer
. ence in Miami this weekend.
The all day session will be held
at Booker T. Washington High on
Saturday, October 27, 1956. Miss
Mildred Maultsby of Jacksonville,
state president of the Advisers
Council will be presiding.
Approximately 50 Y-Teen ad
visers are expected to be in at
tendance. They will be coming
from Jacksonville, Tampa, Day
tona Beach and West Palm Beach
to participate in the planning for
the state Y-Teen Conference
which will convene some time in
* April.
Mrs. Geraldine Rooks Ellis is
the Y-Teen program director and
Mrs. A. Louise B’Taylor, execu
tive director of the local Murrell
Branch.
St. Matthew’s Has
New Look
St. Matthew’s Baptist Church,
on NW 17th St. between 3rd Ct.
and 4th Ave., has just completed
extensive renovation. The in
terior has been stoccoed through
out and the front exterior has
been treated with attractive per
ma-stone —giving the edifice a
new look.
The pastor, the Rev. N. F.
Clark, is the founder and builder,
and is the oldest pastor in point
of continuous service in this area;
and he is still going strong.
The minister and loyal congre
gation of St. Matthew’s will cele
brate their 35th anniversary with
a week of services, November 5-11
ALLEN CHAPEL A. M. E.
AGNES BALL WOMEN’S
DAY SPEAKER
Mrs. Agnes M. Ball, wife of
Bishop W. F. Ball, and a person
ality of Missionary emminence,
will be the principal speaker at
the Women’s Day activities at
Allen’s Ch:ipel. Mrs. Ball is the
supervisor of the newly-created
18th Episcopal district and a
woman of rare gift. She has been
editor of the ever-popular Poet’s
Corner in Missionary Magazine.
In this work she did an all-suffi
cient task. She is now unfolding
her hidden talents as a magnifi
cient speaker.
Last Sunday Mrs. Ball spoke to
a huge audience at the AME
Chprch in West Palm Beach. On
Oct. 28, this Sunday night, she
will be the evening speaker at
Allen Chapel AME Church, Rev.
E. M. Blocker, pastor. She will be
presented by Mrs. D. A. Small of
Ward Chapel AME Church, Hal
landale, who is acting supervisor
of the North Miami District Mis
sionary Society.
The public is cordially invited
to come and her these great
speakers. Mrs. Ruby Manuel will
be the morning speaker. She is
a great gospel preacher, so come
and hear her. 4
Allen Chapel is located at the
corner of Northwest sth Ave. and
/ 22nd. Ter.
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Mrs. Mattie Davis is slnwn
standing behind the serving table
at her swank birthday party
October 14. Just after this picture
was made, her 12 guests stood and
drank to her health. The drink—
pink chamjagne. The party was
held in the heme of Mr. and Mrs.
D. F. Ferguson of 1675 NW 74th
Street and a buffet style repast of
roast turkey, baked ham, potato
salad, green peas, cranberry sauce,
a huge rasberry mold and hot
* s HIM
DR. H. W. BROWN
Dr. H. W. Brown, pastor of
Bethel Baptist Church, Nassau,
Bahamas, is visiting Florida and
is at present in a meeting with
the Rev. J. H. Johnson, pastor of
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, West
Palm Beach. The meting, a revi
val, closes out on Friday, Oct. 26
after a three-week session.
Dr. Brown wil preach on Sun
day evening at Beulah Missionary
Baptist Church in Coconut
Grove, Rev. E. R. Ferguson, pas
tor. the following Sunday morn
ing, Nov. 4, Rev. Brown will
preach at Ebenezer Methodist
Church, Rev. Aaron Hall, pastor;
Sunday evening, he will preach at
Mt. Olivette Baptist Church, Mi
ami, Rev. I. C. Mickens, pastor.
Dr. Brown is a brother of Kirk
Brown, well-known Miamian,
now residing in New Jersey.
Boy Scouts Field
Meet Saturday
The Dade Divisional Annual
Boy Scout Field Meet wi’l be held
on Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.
on the Coconut Grove School
Park, under the direction of E.
Hutcheson, divisional Scout com
missioner for this area. Boy Scouts
from all troops in the Dade di
vision will participate in this
demonstration of Scouting skills
and know-how. there will also be
many events of Scoutcraft such as
fire by friction and knot tieing.
Atty. L. E. Thomas, chairman
of the divisional committee and
other Scouter will award trophies
to the troops scoring for first,
second and third places. Th°-. _~b -lic
lic is invited to this big event.
Drive Carefully
Watch Out for Kids
rolls wr.s offered. There was a
beautiful birthday cake also.
Miss Davis’ guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Campbell, Miss Emma
Lee Wise, Mrs. Eva Mae Sapp,
Mrs. Christine Felton, Mrs. Bur
nette Wright, Miss Dorothy
Brooks, Mrs. Susie Wise, Mr.
Vernon Harris, Miss Maggie Hen
derson, Mrs. Geneva Williams
and Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson.
—ADAMSPOTO
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church held
their services. Rev. W. C. Edcar
pastor; Sister Lillie Saunders,
clerk.
* * *
Kerr’s Memorial M. E. Church
held their services, Rev. Eugene
J. Sheppard, pastor; Sister Mat
tie Jones, clerk.
• • •
Hurst Chapel AME Church
held their services. Rev. Williams,
pastor; Sister Mary Baker, re
porter.
* * *
Sweet Home Baptist Church
held their services. Rev. E. King
pastor; Bro. Jimmie Marshall,
clerk.
* * *
Mt. Sinai Baptist Church held
their services. Rev. J. E. Murray,
pastor; Sister M. Harris, clerk.
• • •
Spiritual Baptist Church held
their services, Elder C. Gray,
pastor; Sister Ida Ferguson, clerk
* * *
Church of God held their ser
vices. Bishop Watson, , astor.
Bro. H. Amos, clerk.
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SICK LIST
We were all very happy to see
Sis. Mary Mabry and welcome
her home last Friday. Since her
discharge from Kendal's Hospi
tal she is convalescing at the
home of her daughter, Essie Mae,
who will care for her. You may
visit her there.
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THE MIAMI TIMES—“Tho Peoples’
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1956
State Rally Nov. 27
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member will represent a state,
prepared as there will be a cash
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