The Miami times. [volume], November 17, 1956, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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Sunlight School Holds 24th Graduation
•'Master what shall I do to in
herit eternal life.” That well
known quotation from the 25th
verse od the 10th chapter of St.
Luke was the thane of the in
spiring principal address deliv
ered Sunday afternpon at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church. The speak
er was the Rt. Rev. Ernest L.
Petersen, bishoip otf the American
Catholic Church. The occasion
was the 20th annual graduation
exercises of the Surtlight School
of Beauty Culture.
A timely accompanying pro
gram was rendered on the occa
sion at which time 87 students re
ceived diplomas and were declar
ed graduates of the school. Mrs.
L. A. Julius, vice president of the
school, and the wife of the presi
dent, D. A. Julius, offered appro
priate closing remarks to the oc
casion, and J. R. Taylor, real es
tate broker, served as master of
ceremonies for the afternoon.
OTHER GRADUATION
ACTIVITIES
Among the other activities in
cident to the graduation, all of
which prov&i to be very success
ful, were the prom held Friday
night at the Harlem Square Ball
room, the tea held Sunday after
noon immediately after the grad
uation at the Fiesta Room otf the
Mary Elizabeth Hotel, and the
night otf fun held Tuesday night
at the James E. Scott Homes’
Auditorium.
Mrs. Alene Scott was the very
fortunate lady iwho was crowned
“Miss Sunlight” for at
the prom on Friday night. Run
ners-up were Mrs. Frances Bry
ant and Mrs. Ruby Lazier.
HONORED STUDENTS
Members of the class who made
the honor roll were Mmes. Alene
Scott, Susie B. Smith, Naomi
Latrmore, Aibbie Felton, Audrey
Nelson, Elaine Harrison, Dons
Fansum, Furgaria Clark, Fran
ces Bryant and Mary Patterson.
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the graduation .will appear in this
paper next week.
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Amusement Park
Opens Saturday
The local Elks are sponsoring
an amusement park at 27th ave.
and 52nd street for the benefit of
under-privileged children. It in
cludes 15 rides, scrambler,
bumper, cars, spinneroo, roller
coaster, spit fire, ferris wheel,
merry-go-round, and a host otf
safe rides for the small fry. Art
Spencer and his Lions Motor
drome and many other attractions.
Admission free at all times and
special reduced prices at the
children’s matinee from noon un
til 6 p.m. each Saturday. The
park will remain an unlimited
time.
Estelle Brown 111
Mrs. Estelle Brown, who writes
a weekly column for the Daugh
ter Elk 3 of Greater Miami Temple
is in Jackson Memorial Hospital
where she has been confined
more than a week. The daughter
Elks have spared no pains to see
that everything is done for her.
It will be sometime before she
will be able to leave the hospital.
Mis. Brown is a member of St.
Paul AME Church in Coconut
Grove, and also a member of
Kill's Chapter No. 48, Order of
Eastern Stars.
Dt. Olivia Rogers will serve as
columnist until Dt. Brown is able
to assume her duties.
Announcement
In the absence of the Rev. Ed
ward T. Graham, minister of the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church the Rev.
C. E. Yaeger, an able and inspi
rational speaker, will deliver the
morning’s message on Sunday,
Nov. 18 at 11 o’clock. The public
is invited.
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NW 59th st., phone NE 5-1253.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1956
RATTLERS CLOSE
SEASON
AGAINST S. U.
TALLAHASSEE The in
vincible Florida A and M Uni
versity Rattlers are expecting to
spoil the Southern University
Cats homecoming when the two
arch rivals meet in Baton Rouge
on Saturday, Nov. 17.
The Rattlers continued to romp
over opponents enroute to the
national mythical championship
by trouncing the Allen Univer
sity Wello»wjackets 58 to 6 here
Saturday.
The victory clinched the SIAC
crown for the fourth time in a
row for the Floridians.
Three-time All-American Wil
lie Galimore almost downed the
visitors single handed as he tal
lied three touchdowns and amass
ed 176 yards rushing. A1 Frazier
was less spectacular with one TD
and two conversions to run his
total for the season to 96 points.
Galimore has 11 touchdowns for
66 points. Other touchdowns were
scored by Willie Singleton, Den
nis Jefferson, Jerry Cardoza and
Jessie Heard.
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