MIAMI TIMES, MIAMI, FLORIDA

SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1952

BRENDA RIVERSWINS BETHUNEBABY CONTEST

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The suspense of the baby con-test has ended at last, and weare all smiles over the results.We take this opportunity to thankall participants and especially theparents and friends for theirsplendid cooperation.

All of the babies made a goodshowing, however, there weresome that excelled others. Thewinner of the contest was BrendaRivers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Frank T. Rivers. The Ist prizewas a gold ring donated by Marty

Jewelers of Miami Beach, Fla.The second prize was awarded toMarion Alexander, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Surie Alexander,,who received two sunsuits and the ,third prize winner was SteveMarshall who also, received twosunsuits. We would like to em-

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phasize that Steve Marshall wasin the hospital at the time of thecontest, and we are hoping forhim a very speedy recovery. Theprizes were solicited by Mrs. T.Plessy and Mrs. Perrin. #-

All of the babies were given atoken from their sponsors. TheMayor’s Jewelry Store donatedthe token for Daniel Bailey. Th£

babies and soonsors and helpersare as follows:

Ronald McKennon, $23.67, Mrs.B. Troy and Mrs. S. Lambertwere the sponsor and helper.

Remote SJms. $35.25, Mrs. N.Symonette and Mrs. Sims.

Anita Lowe, $45.16, Mrs. A.Strapp, W. Jennings and Mrs. L.Lowe.

Catherine Sales, $48.00, Mrs. E.Barr, G. Julius and Mrs. Lula M.Sales and Mrs. Howell.

Michael Thompson, $50.69, Mrs.McKenzie, Mrp. Thompson andMrs. Thorpe.

Daniel Bailey, $62.35, MissRaye, Roberts and Mrs. Sweeting.

Diane Spicy, $80.06, Cafeteriastaff.

Steve Marshall, $90.78, Mrs.Reed, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Car-negie and Mrs. Samson.

Marion Alexander, $134.24, Mrs.Edge, Mrs. Fortson and Mrs.Alexander.

Brenda Rivers, $241.10, Mrs.Willie M. Williams, The Rivers,and Mrs. L. Harris.

Special acknowledgement goes‘.o Mrs. Lois Hicks, a substituteteacher who entered a baby inthe contest and raised SSO. We

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YOUR FABULOUS

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Takes great pleasure in presenting for your enjoyuient a wonderful Easter weekend of fun for all. Three

big, wonderful days beginning Sunday, April 13 and running thru Tuesday, April 15.

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EASTER SUNDAY EASTER MONDAY

Tie Gay Bay. Gal. E«t» Farad.

Fashion Review JAMES WILEY and JIMMYREEVESAnd Their

Plus The Show of Shows fp Sorieftv Review“EASTER IN NASSAU” In. Attraction

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2 Shows—ll a.m. and 2 a.m. Music by the Sensation Music Makersand Breakfast Dance THE CALYPSO MAMBOS

With the greatest band, in the land 2 Show.—ll p.m. and 1a m.

CALYPSO EDDIE and the CALYPSO MAMBOS

Continuous Dancing—7 p.m. Sunday til 6 a.m. Monday »v ****

WILLIE GIBBS ffSTgjMILLUSIONEERS “The South’s

BUD THOMAS THE SINGING DRUMMER AND LITTLE MR. MIDNIGHT—*3-Y"A"-OLD

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TUES. APRIL 15 *m WILLIE GIBBS

Gethsemane CourtHeroines Os JerichoOrganized

On Tuesday evening districtdeputy Johnny Hill and statedeputy Thomas Rolle along withMost Ancient Matron Mary Dorisand Most Ancient Matron MaryDean, organized GethsemaneCourt Heroines of Jericho. Thespiritual fervor ran high as Dep-uty Rolle prayed and the mem-bers sang “Jesus Keep Me NearThe Cross.”

Mr. Barney Jackson, Mr. WillieWilliams and Mr. Harold Franciswere installed as Court Directors.Lectures in the work of a Hero-ines were given by Sister MaryDean, Sister Mary Davis andDeputy Johnny Hill.

The name of the court wasgiven by Miss Marie White aftera great prayer meeting was heldand men and women stood upand acknowledged Christ as theirsaviour. The number of the court338 was given by Grand Vener-able Patron whose orders it wasthat Deputies Hill and Rolle setup the court of Gethsemane.

Mrs. Jean Capers, city coun-cilman of ward 11, Cleveland, O.and Mrs. Eleanore Marr, of Chi-cago were the guests of Rev. andMrs. J. E. Coleman, Tuesday. .

Mrs. Capers and Mrs. Marr,came to Florida to attend theNational Woman’s Council atDaytona Beach and decided tovisit Miami and Cuba before re-turning home. They are stoppingat the Lord Calvert hotel.

Studio To OpenGrant Studio, specializing in

fine photography, will open forbusiness Easter Sunday, April 13.The studio is located at 3567Grand ave. in Coconut Grove andis managed by Abraham Turner.

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DIANE SPICY

can never thank her enough forbeing so very nice.

Leola Kerse, SSO, Mrs. LoisHicks.

Our principal celebrated herbirthday on April 4. To her sur-prise, the faculty had planned adelicious luncheon in her honor.The menu consisted of smotheredsteak, creamed potatoes, greenpeas, orange juice, salad and hotrolls. The dessert was pie-a-la-mode.

The tables and chairs were ar-tistically placed and the tableswere decorated with beautifulflowers and gifts presented by

the faculty. Our principal is stillraving about the swell time shehad on her birthday.

Mrs. T. R. Crowder, Prin.Mrs. Arthurine Strapp, Rept.

Need Money?For all type of build-ing and Ist and 2ndmortgages.

Call 3-9768 before11 a.m.

Carver Ranches AndCommunity News

By Mrs. K. Strachan

The Chamber of Commerce in-vites you to attend sunrise ser-vices at 5 a.m. on Sunday morn-ing at the Carver Ranches Ele-mentary school.

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On Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m.the Get Together Social Club issponsoring a tea. Principal speak-er will be the Rev. E. G. McDonaid from Wilmington, Del. Theproud brother of Mrs. Rose Col-lier.

Mrs. Collier expects her broth-er to be her guest for the next twoweeks. Also his darling wife whodrove down with him.

Mt. Zion AME church invitesyou to attend evening worshipwith them at 7:30 p.m. Guestspeaker will be Rev. McDonald.Come out and hear him.

PROF. DOBBSFETED ONBIRTHDAY

On Tuesday the student bodyof Dorsey high k:hool gave a sur-prise shower of birthday gifts totheir principal. Mr. Dobbs, whowas attending a meeting Tuesdaymorning was summoned to re-turn to school as quickly as pos-sible. When he arrived, he wasgreeted with shouts of “HappyBirthday” by the faculty andstudent body who had alreadyassembled in the patio.

As everyone sang Happy Birth-day accompanied by the band,placards were displayed with themessage, “Happy Birthday, Mr.Dobbs.” Mrs. A. E. McNeal thengave the occasion, followed bygreetings from Student Councilpresident, Roscoe Matchett. Eachgrade group then had a repre-sentative present its gift to Mr.Dobbs. A beautifully deconatedcake was given by the Home Ec-onomics Department as well asflowers from the faculty and agift from the cafeteria staff.

Mr. Dobbs was so completelyoverwhelmed that several minutespassed before he could recoverhimself. However, in a touchingresponse, he told the assemblyhow deeply moved he was overthe expressions of gratitude andlove which were shown.

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