Brownsville Weekly News

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1941

FLINT BROWNSVILLE NEWS, FLINT, MICHIGAN _

Recreation Council
Club Pt ene Com
miinity Homemaliers met with Mrs,
- Rosa Carpenter last Monday night.
women were present ~Two
new members were added to the
roll. ~P~ans~ for the Xmas party
were completed which will be heic
at the Center December 22. All
bérs'are urged to bring needle~work tO our next - meeting.

AClub No. 5 cf the Flint Community Homemakers completed ~ their
course in Home Nursing last
Thursday night. ~These classes were
= % the Elm Park School with

Knapp teaching and = Mrs.
Fannie. Jackson~ helping whenever
netessary. The. women who made
up this class felt that Miss Knapp
had ~been very understanding and
helpful to all that they presented
her with a three pound ox of candy:-To Mrs. Jackson for her he!p
they presented her with a hon7 -kerchief from each of the ladies ~
This showed a lovely spirit cn th ae
part of the women. They are always very thoughtful of those who
work with them. Monday nignt,
December 22, the club. will have jts
Xmas party at the Elm Park
school where the classes have been
held.

Girls Scout Troop No. 63 will
have a Xmas party on the 17th at
the Center.

Girls Scout Troop No. 117 will
have its Xmas party on the 18th
at the Center.

The Xmas party fo ory the preschool children will be held on the

19th at the Center. Mothers are
invited to attend.
Sunday. December 28th, is. the

date for our next Musical at the
Quinn Chapel AME Church. You
are urged to be - present. Boost
your Home Talent. A: number of

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News Jottings

the choirs of the city are participating to make these affairs
worthwhile. ra

Mr E. C. Robinson received
word of the passing of his~ sisterin-law, Mrs. Norman. T. Robinson,
of Bennettsville, South Carolina.
This was quite a shock, coming so
closely on the heels of the burial
of her daughter some two months,
to Mr. Robinson.

13 High Spotters
Club

FLINT, Mich.~With the coming
of Yuletide, the 13 Highspotters
club~ in making preparation to
bring joy to some of the needy
families have decided to give a 10 -pound turkey, a basket of groberies and some toys. On its last com- |
ing together, the club had a gala |
evening enjoying a buffet supper
varty at the home of Edw. Woods.

the club~s members~ husbands and
friends. Eve yone enjoyed himsel
immensely. Cocktails were served;

in full swing.
Mardean Bracken, reporter.

Manassas Studes
Purchase $817.10
Worth Of Bonds

MEMFHIS, Tenn.~(SNS)~

In confirming their pledge
~Keep ~em Flying,~ students of Manassas high school have
$847.10 in defense savings bonds,
and stamps as the result ~f its
campaign during Defense saving
Week observed among city schools.
Sixteen Manassas students, repre- |
Ysenting the student body, made the |
purchase of bor.ds and stamps from |
Union Planters bank last Friday.

Of the total figure, $122.10 went
into stamps, while $725 made up the
investment in bonds. Students in |
both high school and grammar departments participated in Defense |
Savings Week which was conducted,
under tae theme, ~Thrift~ and |
~Patriotism~.

Savings week may be extended |

throughout the remaining plan. to;
make it a weekly project through- |
out the school year~, he said.:

HnlOT MAD

GREETINGS

from:Donald Dairy

FLINT, MICHIGAN

CHRISTMAS

TO YOU

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~THE SEASON'S FELICITATIONS

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GALA FESTIVENESS

IS OUR WISH FOR YOU

GOLDENLEAFCLUB

Enjoy the Goodwill of the Season.
DR. A. H. JOHNSON.

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NEW MANAGEMENT EXTENDS

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Many Schools
Represenied ~
In New Group

New Recruits. ~ * ii
Are. Welcomed By |

Pres. Patterson |

TUSEEGEE Inst., Ala. ~(SNS)~
The fourth group of young men t~ |, See
begin their training as flying cadets:
for the 99th Pursuit. Squadron arrived here Saturday from eight different states.

They were welcomed to Tuskege~

iThey Plan A

a S ees a

The party was given in honor of

~bridge, games and dancing were |
indulged in, too, to make make the |
spirit high. Dawn found the party |

to |
invested |

oy President aPtterson F.! by President F. D. Patterson of Tuskegee Institute, which is cooperating with the United Staes Army Air: Jorps in conducting the only all- |; Negro army flying school in the |.
vorld. i
The new recruits bring with ther |
| sthletic records from Johnson C }
| jmith University, Charlotte, North }:
Yarolina and Virginia Union Uni- }
versity, Richmond, three CAA private pilot~s licenses; one has taught; ~chool; one has done _ graduate
| vork; one has served in the Merthant Marine; two are members oi |
_~he Alpha Phi Alpha ~ fraternity. |
while one is affiliated with the~
' ~appa Alpha Psi fraternity.
Nine schools are represented, six ~,
| | af which are Negro institutions~

here December 27-30.

Affairs For Inva

ding ~

INDIANAPOLIS~The Ladies Auxillary of Zeta
Phi Chapter, which is in charge of arranging entertainment for the wives and sweethearts of Omega
~men during the thirtieth annua] conclave to be held

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In the group above are Mesdames Hafry Pettree,
Paul Johnson, Charleston Cox, John Brooks, Travis
White, George Gaillard, Charles Harry, Fred Parker,
Martin Mayo, Emory James, Augustus Hamilton, J

~W. Anderson, Andrew es and Miss Annétta

Moten ang Carelyn Parker,

Yampton Institute, Virginia State
| Payetteville (N. C.) State Teachers
| College, Kentucky State Johnson C.!
Smith and Howard University.
Three white schools are _ repreitented, University of Michigan
| astern Illinois College and Wash- |.
ington State University.
| ~ Members of this givoup which
~make up Class 42F are: George
Richard Bolling. Charles Blakely |
| Hall, Brizal, Indiana; Carl Mounsey |
| Jones, Wilson Jones, Walter Irving |
Spann, Hackensack, New Jersey.
| Lawson, Newton, Virginia; George
' William Malone, Cincinnati; ~Jesse
Hue Primes,. Florida; James Bradford Saunders, Detroit: Watson
| Robert Williams, Frankfort, Ken| tucky.

Club News

FLINT, Mich.~Clud 25 began its
| Yuletide celebrations with a cab' aret party Sunday, December 7, at
~the Beautiful Sunshine | Gardens in
Saginaw. The members, their wives
ald friends met at the club. rooms
for cocktails and then motored to
Saginaw Sunshine Gardens _

Among those who enjoyed the
exhiliarating floor show and. dancing were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
James, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Haley,

Says Race Is
Largely Forced
To Cooperate

By SAMUEL A. BOYEA

MONTGOMERY, Aia.~(A N P)
~-~In a heart to heart chat bravely
clad with Shangrilan ideas, Columnist-Author (Black No More)
George S. Schuyler, told students
at State Teachers College here last,week how the Negro could gain
prosperity ~without fighting and
with a modicism of. politics.~

Opining that Negroes had the
spending power, he revealed ~that
spending two billion dollars in one
~year the Negroes in the United
/Mr. and Mrs, Walter Gilmore, Mr. States contributed as much to the
and Mrs. William Saunders, 'Miss | Prosperity of this counry as. Japan
Addie~ Martini: - Mr~ ~Albert artin, | ten years of trade, ~They should

thus be able to control the ~circuit
flow. of. money~~ within the. group..

Restricted as he was socially, the |
Negro was compelled to cooperate |
to a greater extent.. than othe: |

groups in order to solve his eco- | modicism of politics. os

nomic problems. He condemned |
the school of thought which;
adumbrated the philisophy of |

boycotting the product of white |
labor:

~Boycott is a double-edged sword
which must be used with great.
care,~ warned the author.

He leaned, towards the estab- ~ soci you. can build your.own in- |.
lishment of an all-inclusive ~~to- | tellect S and. own leadership,~ he }
operative program for ~ Negroes | ~Said, ~In this new _technocratic |

which would include~ a consumer~s |
union, consumer~s cooperative buying clubs, cooperative society, cooperative ~stores, cooperative wholesale farms, cooperative mines and.
wells, cooperative. filling
~cooperative transportation stations,

~:cooperative ~bai
{schools end: couperative hospital hospitals.

~M
and Mr. Fay Ray

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ACHILDREN

Schuyler Tele Al, Students
Value Of Cooperative Idea

He belieyed that it a:program: -
this* nat lure ~Was: 80% emer

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would ~be able to gain prosperity
~without = fighting und. with ~ 8

This would help ~to balance the
~power of leadership. Negro leadership |as it was today was what he
would. tern ~lopsided leadership,~
Solely dependent on the whitecollar class and sans remem: en
~When. you have.

~age that ts as Sepieg A will he |,
| organized to serve the
than hitherto, I do not necessarily.

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play an important part and no
longer remain a dependent group.~

DIE IN FIRE

HUNTSVILLE, Ala., Dec. 3 ~ The
four children of Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vin Scruggs, farmers near Huntsvile. died Tuesday as their frame
house. went up in f.ames..

Mr. and Mrs. Scruggs were attending a special church service
and when they returned home, they
found their home burned to the
ground. The fire caught. apparently
from sparks from the open -fireplace.

The children were: Sao
Jack, 8; wv pee 5, and Mary, 3

Two of the children burned. te

| death in the house and the sh

two died in a Huntsville hospital

| Funeral services were held Westnee-.
| day.

| Negro~s ~Participation

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Education; and Willlam D. Boutwell, Chief of the Radio ~Service,
Scripts are written by Irve Tunick,
and orchestra! arrangements hy
Dr. Charles Cooke.

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tion to eliminate anyone who comes
along to heip the masses find the
truth. That is the very reason they
have clubbed together to stop this

stuff is: ur
on the road side, He is a BULLDOG who holds on. ~ FlintBrownsyille News is a

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We Do What ~.

- version~ of the old die-hards ~was to |

~If you are inclined to-take on ton
Start On ~Em ~While They~rq

Young Helen Says: Of. Lines

oe,

~Catch ties dor: shoult out be the |.
slogan for the ~wrinkle fighter. In
fact, she should be ready for them
before she gets thent: She should
~condition the skin: by sticking

to her daily beauty chores so

the tissues retain Toomitu con
and firmness. No doubt about rs | chao

cosmetics ~have done a lot to make
moré, bearable the reflection in~the
eee after middle | has. ar-.

ved:

Time was when the ~swestest di
pooh-pooh the efficacy of items ~of
the toilet table. Some of the olds-.
ters insisted that even powder would
prove ~harmful in ~time. Life must
have been a sad affair ee jo noy remor de
yeung days. No: lipstick. to set you ak: 3 ss
up. No curl in your: Bair unless the moraing 1 wil nave
fairy. ther kissed,you.- No eq
help at~all if you were shortechang=. | aa:
ed in good looks. And'see what can |"""
be done these days! The ~whole
sisterhood. curls its nos =, scotfs
at old man Time.

DOESN~T COST MUCH

Taking out wrinkle insurance
doesn~t cost much. Just a jar
sustaining tissue cream, a determination -not to- skip- the daily attentions. There~s. a lot in~ this
ousiness of oiling the complexion,
petting and coddling it. Don~t for-:
get that. The facial coat has much
ta contend with: atmespheric dust,
harsh winds, strong sunlight. How
can you expect it bee get along by
itself?

~Massage on @ lean skin surface.
Do: it at bedtime. If you~ve had a
tough, rushing day it will relax the
facial fibers. Also the sudsy scrubbing will bring a glow, and cream. always. ~works better on a warm cutaneous -surface.

Start on~ the neck. so you won't
forget it. Cream. your callar bone
areas, sweep over the shoulders
and: include ~the back. of the neck,
whieh, pill too often, is frictioned by
heavy ~coat collars and furs,: becoming rough and discolored: ~..--
~Sweep from collar bones to the
chin, from chin to ear lobes; along
the jaw line. Use flattened fingers.

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