THE MIAMITIMES—The Peopled Newspaper
CARDS - MEMORIALSCARD OF THANKS
The family of the late,mrs. tj77.tf Thomas
(Mother Lizzie)
wi«*h to thank their m’nv friend*for Vtndno«*es shown during
theirbereavement. Snecial thanks toIhe Rev. Edward T. Graham
andmembers of Mt. Zion BaotistChurch, and to Rev. A. .T. Red-lirt
of st. James AME Church.
For flowers: St. James AMEChurch ;nd members. Sons andDaughters
of Allen of St. James:Mt. Zion Baotist Church, neigh-bors of I«th
st. and sth ave.. Ar-lington Sands and family. RangeFuneral Home,
Georgette TeaRoom. ,
Cards and Telegrams: Judgeand Mrs. John D. Johnson. Fred-eriofc
l. Johnson and family. MrsMattie M. Houston. Mr. and Mrs.Patterson.
Mt. Zion MissionarySociety, Brother and Mrs. WalterE. Brooks.
Norman Bnggs andfamily, Mrs. Victoria Ward andfamily, Mrs. Rosella
Davis. MissTherrie Brovm. Mr. and MrsLawrence Adderley.
For contributions: Deacons’Board of Mt. Zion, Mrs.
DorethaJohnson McKeller and daughter.Mrs. Elaine Johnson
Adderley.Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Killins, Dr.K. L. Pharr.
To mv many friends, wordscan’t express the thanks forhaloing me
to have a beautiful“Last Resne'd” for Mrs. LizzieThomas. Words
can’t express mythanks to Mr. and Mrs. OscarR-nge of the Range
FuneralHome and staff for all they did.Thanks again.
Georgette CampbellProp. Georgette Tea Room
CARD OF THANKSWe, the family of the late
LINCOLN WELLS,take this method of thanking ourm«ny friends for
cards, letterstelegrams, cars and other kindgestures of sympathy,
during ourhours of bereavement. Specialthanks to Greater Bethel
AMEChurch’s pastor and members,for their kindness during his
ill-ness and death. Thanks also to theMasons and the Pallbearers
fortheir kindness and the FrancisFuneral Home for its fine
service.
AsHn thanks to everyone foreverything, and may God blessyou
all.
The Family
CARD OF THANKSDelores Allen Covin wishes to
thank all of her friends whovisited her at the hospital and
athome during her recent illness.
Those who sent flowers, andcards, my pastor Rev. Edward T.Graham
and members and orga-nizations of Mt. Zion BaptistChurch.
To the doctors and nurses ofJackson* Memorial Hospital
manythanks for the services rendered
Again thanks to everyone foreverything.
CARD OF THANKSThe family of the late,
MRS. BERNICE BERRYof St. Petersburg, Florida, wishesto thank the
many friends whosent cards, telegrams, flowersand other kind
gestures of sym-pathy, during its hours of berea-vement. Special
thanks to Rev.Edward T. Graham and theRegistered Nurses Unit of
Mt.Zion Baptist Church. Againthanks to everyone for
every-thing.
flB. C. Gibson and family
IN MEMORIAMIn loving memory of our dear
mother and grandmother,MRS. ELLA LOUISE STIRRUP
* who departed this life July 281954.Our hearts still ache with
sadnessOur eyes shed many a tear,God alone knows how we mis?
you,At a dawn of another year.
Mrs. Maud Brown ,Glaston StirrupJrmes StirrupMrs. Lenora
Sands,
grand daughter
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1956
IN MEMORIAMIn sad but loving memory of
tur dear one,
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rim- jK r'i
¦HIiHBHBWILLIAM VALGEAN COOPER,ho died July 21, 1955.
Lillie Mae Cooper, wifeAnnie Cooper, motherHerman Cooper,
brother
IN MEMORIAMIn loving memory of,
Mmßki#i iHIi iIf ? . I
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SISTER ANNIE TURK MOORE"ho departed this life on July 27,
1955.She leaves to mourn her loss
wo daughters, Ruby and G. G.,"id a son, Jerry. We love her
butGod loves her best.
Gone, but not forgotten.Mrs. George Lee Edwards,
friend
IN MEMORIAMIn sad but loving memory of
my sister,MRS. VIOLA ADAMS JOHNSONwho departed this life August
3,1955.
May her soul rest in peace.Mrs. Miriam SymonetteAnd Family
AcknowledgementThe family of the late,MR. LEROY DAMES
who departed this life on July21, 1956, wishes to express
their
appreciation to theirneighbors and friends for theirkindness
shown during the hoursof their bereavement.
Mrs. Blossom Dames, motherMrs. Catherine Parks, sisterMr.
Clifton Dames, brotherMr. Atfstin Dames, brother
AnnouncementThe Rev. Wm. Humes died in
New York City on Sunday morn-ing after suffering from a
stroke
two weeks. The body has been'hioped to Miami and funeralservices
will be held Sat’"-da'’
P.m. st St. Mattbeun?’ Ban+ist" v»ureh Rev. N. F. Clark,
pastor."*ev. Humes was a former Mia-mian and a number of his
closerelatives live here.
DEA THS
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WILLIAM HEZEKIAH, SR.
William Hezekiah, Sr., diedJuly 30, 1956 after a short ill-ness.
Funeral will be held Satur-day at 2:30 from Greater BethelA.M.E.
Church..
RANGEMRS. MARY ETTA WATSON
of 113% NW 11th terrace died inJackson Memorial Hospital. July26
following an extended illness.Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.Adalie
McDowell of the aboveaddress, her husband Johnnie ofValdosta, Ga.;
one son, a grand-son and other relatives. Serviceswere conducted on
Tuesday, July31 at 3:00 p.m. Rev. ThedfordJohnson of St. John
BaptistChurch officiated. Burial wasconducted at Lincoln
MemorialCemetery.
DEACON GEORGE HEADINGof 4680 NW 31st ave., died on theafternoon
of July 27, two daysfollowing his admission ,to Jack-son Memorial
Hospital. DeaconHeading had lived in theBrownsville area for many
years,and was active in civic, fratern-al and church activities. He
issurvived by his widow, Katie, 3sons, 3 daughters, and manyother
relatives. Services wereconducted on Thursday, Aug. 2at 3 pjn. at
Antioch BaptistChurch, Brownsville, Rev. Rich-ardson is the pastor.
Rev. W. F.Tanner of St. Mary’s Church, Co-conut Grove officiated.
Thefuneral was largely attended.Burial was conducted in
LincolnMemorial Cemetery.
JOHN ROBERT McGELL of875 NW 12th st., Florida City,
was•pronounced dead on arrival atJackson Memorial Hospital on
theevening of July 27. Survivors arehis wife, Willie Ruth, five
youngchildren, his mother and otherrelatives. He will be taken
Fridaynight to Concord, Ga. where finalrites and burial will be
conduct-ed on Sunlay.
MRS. LIZZIE THOMAS of1672 NW sth ave., was dead onarrival at
Jackson MemorialHospital on the morning of July28. Her nearest
survivor is Mrs.Georgetta Campbell of Browns-ville. Mrs. Thomas was
a pioneerMiamian, and among the oldestmembers of Mt. Zion
BaptistChurch. Services were conduct-ed on Wednesday, Aug. 1 at
3:00p.m. with Rev. Graham officiat-ing. Burial was conducted
inLincoln Memorial Cemetery.
INFANT DAUGHTER of Mr.and Mrs. Calvin Taswell diedSaturday, July
28 two days fol-lowing birth.
INFANT SON of Mr. and Mrs.Eddie Perry was stillborn onJuly
30.
Deaths at FrancisFuneral services were held for
Cora Allen. 1030 NW Ist ct., whodied on July 19*« at ?-.-VennM.
Hospital, Thursday 2:00 pjn.at the Francis Chanel. She "v»ssurvived
bv numerous close?riends. Interment was held atEvergreen.
MRS. COR.RTV'e THORPEof i 1 55 'T .W
who died July 23, at JacksonMomn-*l Po’snit-l was funeraliz-ed
July 30, in the Chapel with
Rev. Johnson in charge. Mrs.Gwens had only resided here for7
years prior to her passing.Survivors include a daughter, aion, a
daughter-in-law and other'lose relatives and friends. Thenterment
was conducted at Ever-green cemetery.
MR. ULYSSES COVINGTON,vho resided at 611 NW Ist Ct.\pt. No. 1,
died July 26, just oneO) mile south of Islamorada onthe Florida
Keys a& a result of anutomobile accident. Mr. Coving-
ton, a truck driver for the Nation-al Produce Co. was enroute
toKey West with a shipment ofvegetables when he became thevictim of
a freak accident. In th**several years of residency, he hadbecome
very well known in manycircles and societies. The remainswere
transported to FitzgeraldGa., Monday August 1, for funer-al rites
and interment. His deathis mourned by his wife, a brotherand
several other relatives andfriends.
MR. JACOB HARRIS PLUM-MER, JR., who lived at 6100 SW62nd Terr.
South Miami, wa?pronounced dead on arrival at theDade County
Hospital, July 29after a rather speedy attempt tcthe hospital by
car proved futileMr. Plummer had lived in theSouth Florida area for
more than33 years and had acquired num-erous friends and associates
dur-ing that time. Funeral serviceswill be held Saturday August 4at
2:00 p.m. at Mt. Olivet BaptistChurch in South Miami. He issurvived
by his wife, severa 1children and a host of other re-latives and
friends. Interment willtake place at Lincoln Memoria 1Park.
MR. STANLEY BROWN, o*B & L Quarters, house No. 40met his
untimely death as the re-sult of a knife wound inflictedduring an
altercation. Mr. Browrwas born in Naranja, and wa cvery well known
in that areaFuneral arrangements are tenta-tively set for Monday
August 6alt 1:00 p.m. The locejtion wi 1’
be heard over the local radiostations sometime during the
lat-ter part of the week. Intermentwill, however be held at
Ever-green memoral Park.
THE TWIN’ DAUGHTERS ofBarbara Scanes, who lives at1916% NW sth
Ct., were listedas stillborn on July 26, at Jack-son Memorial
Hospital. The twinrwere only 15 minutes apartBurial services will
be conductedat Lincoln cemetery.
MRS. ROSA SMITH a longtime resident at 1767 Ist ct., diedJuly 31
at Jackson Memoria’Hospital. Funeral arrangementsat this time are
incomplete.
Maxie C*. FordLaid to Rest
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19th court. In whatever area orsection he lived, he was knownas
a friend and counselor, es-pecially to young people.
Mr. Ford was always self-employed. For a number of yearshe was a
very successful tomatofarmer, a ter he entered the realestate
business in which he wasalso successful. He continuedthrough the
years to live a richfull and active life in civic acti-vities of
the - community. Forover forty years he was affiliatedwith Most
Worshipful Union ofFree and Accepted Masons, havingattained the 32
degree, Star ofthe East Chapter No. 72 order ofEastern Star, Odd
Fellows, GoodSamaritans and the AmericanWoodman. He was a member
ofMt. Tabor Baptist Church. Theend came quietly and
peacefullyThursday afternoon. July 26th.after a very brief
illness.
He is survived by a daughter.Mrs. Chsrlotte Ford Clark, whois
presently serving as a super-visor with Dade County SchoolBoard.
She formerly served asDean of Instruction at
Bethuner'ookman-College. a son-in-lawO’Conner F. Clark; two
gran'-’sons, Robert B. Jr. and James Mboth sons of the late Dr.
RobertB. Ford, a danghter-in-law, Mr*Mary Ford Williams, and a
hos*of relatives and friends.
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