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THE BRONZE REPORTER Oe

Sedurday, November 21, 1953

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Inside Dr. Weavells new office is. shown, left to right: Connie
Childress, Mrs. Delores Johnson, Mrs. Katherine Harrison and daughof Lansing, Mrs. Frenchy Waller, a cousin
Weaver from Detroit and Mrs. Wrex Weaver and daughter Lynn and

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-: Poet's

My HUNGER
By Janice Strong. -

Not as ~a small child iced fo
a tempting

Cookie which he has been forbid
Compliments of Mott t Foundation 4

FRANK J. MANLEY

_. MOTT FOUNDATION PROGRAM DIRECTOR

529 Mott Foundation Bldg.

Flint 3, Michigan

~Telephone 8-8411

den to partake~ of.

Not as a war veteran hungers for
Health, a chance to ~survive,
To*rid himself of, dreams of hor
ror |

Not as a bobby-soxer hungers for
the day when she will take
The world by storm

~Not as a man wito has worked,
seemingly in vain
To achieve his goal.

Even as a mountain lion who_has

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Flint 4, Mich.

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tried* till
All strength is sapped

Until the savageness reaches: ane
height,

To capture not only his prey, |
but that infinite thought
Of Soyo ptphine

So hunger I for the day when
_ I-shall feel secure..
When I shaif feel that I have
- accomplished something.

That the world is better for >

MRP
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ERNIE

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having lived in it.

I hunger for the day when ~one
can lie under the old: apple
~tree, listening to the peaceful
chirping of the robins overhead

And be content with God and
Nature.

When all is well, when there is
peace,

Then, and only then, shall I
cease to hunger.

CLUBS

~ The VEL Club (Very Elite
Ladies) met Saturday night at
the ~home of Mis. Mattie.Brown,
774% Parkland. Business meeting was conducted by the president.and plans were made for

the Christmas party and basket.

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After the business meeting, the
members joined in bridge. Prizes
went to Mrs. Eula Mae Parker
and Mrs.,Mary Jackson, A lovely
luncheon -was served by the hostess.

Officers of the club:are: Mrs.
Grady Wilder, president; Mrs.
Mattie Brown, Secretary and Mrs.
Maceo Lewis, treasurer,

Hostess for the next meeting
vill be Mrs. Mary oa Ss 610
~) Kennelworth.

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The Evening Social Club which
neets twice monthly plans to
give away a basket of groceries,
Saturday, November 21. The affair will take place at the home
of Mrs. Katie Walls. Mrs. Vernetta Thomas is. president of the
club and = Mrs. Olivia Walls, is
secretary.,

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Kappas Head
For Lansing

On Saturday,. November 21,
the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
will meet in Lansing at the home
of Dr. Clinton Canady, Jr., 832
W. Maine ~Street, Lansing, Mich.
The usual gala evening ~is anticipated, at

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Seores of. Zeta Beta Omega
Chapter of Alpha Kappa Sorority: will meet on Saturday afternoon, November 21. at Motor Terrace Lounge, 1415 N. 12th St.,
in Saginaw. Hestess for the meet
of Saginaw.

Officers of the chapter ~include
Mrs. Bertha Simms of Flint, president; Mrs, Jean -Turpin of.Saginaw, vice-president; \Mrs. Lola
Gibson of Flint, recording secretary; Mrs. Oris Beane, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Mabel Pritchett of Flint, treasurer; \and
Mrs. Marie Claytor of Saginaw,
parliamentarian.

Birthday |
Celebration...

JIMMIE CRICHTON AND
TOM ROQUEMORE
ENTERTAIN

Speaking of birthday celebrations, those who sipped cocktails
with Jimmie Crichton and Tom
Roquemore the night of the masquerade ball really gave the fellows a celebration.

Before the ball, guests dropped
in to say, ~~~Happy Birthday~, and
~were served cocktails. After the
dance, they all returned. for
breakfast of ham and eggs and
made merry ~til the early hours.
Again, everyone is saying, ~~Tom
and Jimmie are superb.~

~Guests included ~Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Biddy and guest from Detroit,| Miss Louise Allen. of Chicago who was recently crowned
~Miss Gracious -Nine~ at = Club
DeLisa, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J:
Edmunds, Mr. and Mrs Bannister, Attorney and Mrs. Elisha
Scott, Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Simms,
Georgette Weaver, Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil James, Dr. and Mrs. Wrex
Weaver, J nr, Attorney Wm. Price,
III.

Hostesses for the affair ~were
Irma Williams and Juanita Whiteside of Chicago who at present
is at Supreme Liberty Life Insurance, Miss Whiteside holds
the position as Trevelling Agency Cashier for the company. Jimmie gives much credit for the
success of the party to his ~coworker, Irma Williams, who holds
similar position as cashier for

Superior ~Life Insurance Society.

ing will be Mrs. Margaret Brown |.

and Mrs. Princetta McAfee, both]: dicstand why i bt ew my tip.

eight years.

HAVE always thought it silly,
~ for husbands and wives to fight:
over a bridge game. I have:
changed my mind, however, since! |
last night.

We had some friends in and we

game~not,. cutthroat, but good |
bridge~when my wife jumps up |
from the table with the remark |
it's time to serve something ~~)
~~snack~~~ on.

The cards had just been dealt.
and with one glance I knew I had,
a powerhouse. ~~Not now, honey,~~
says I, ~~let~s finish this rubber.~ |

~Oh, we~ can play while we)
snack,~ says she and trots hap- |
pily off toward the kitchen. ~|

Impatiently I shuffled my hand.~ |
In about 15 minutes she returned:
with plates.of cheese, olives,' |
stuffed celery, ete. These she puts! ~
on the bridge table, She retreats: |
to the kitchen again and returns: |
with cups and a pot of coffee,~
cream and sugar. These too, she~
distributes over the bridge table. |

*~~Now,~~ she says, ~we can pley
and nibble at the same time.~~

Things were all right for the next~
two or three minutes while we bid.;
I got it with a grand-slam bid in, |
spades. Then the trouble began.
She arranged her cards before her,} |
spades on one side of the celery,)
hearts on the other side of the
cheese, clubs arratiged beautifully,
around her coffee cup, and diamonds on the very edge of the

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~table, anchored by the olives.

Play began. I reached across to
the dummy for a trump, the celery:
dish skidded and hit the cheese,~
the cheese bounced toward her
coffee cup, the coffee cup:-sailed
across tie diamonds and smashed~ |
to the floor. The women screamed, |
and jumped and the table danced.'
Cheese, celery, olives, clubs, hearts|

~and spades tangled. It was er

sible to separate them.
And my wife (bless her) can~t on

Admitted To '
Citizenship

Congratulations to Mildred
Todd and James W. Crichton on
becoming a Citizen of the United!
States of America.

Mrs. Mildred Todd, 706 E., 12, L
St., and James W. Crichton, 1244 *
Cekitral, were among the group
of 58 aliens who took the oath of

allegiance to the Constitution of
the United States, Wednesday,

November. 18, 1953

Mrs. Todd is from Dresden,
Qntario, Canada and,jhas lived in
Flint for the past 16 years. She;
is an active member of Mt. Olive
Baptist Church. She says that it~
is wonderful to live in the. Uni
~ted States and that she is happy

on becoming a citizen. As presi-+
dent of the Petite Ebonettes, she~
is very active in the community;+
and has been an employee at the
Mott Foundation for the ~past

James W. Crichton is from St.
Vincent, British West. Indies. In
1941, he joined the Active Canadian Armed Forces and ~spent
most of his years of service in the
European theatre. After his discharge, he entered, the United:

States and took up permanent residence in Flint.

From 1947 40
1951, he was manager of the St.

John Trading Post, He is now @
representative for Superior Life

Insurance Society of Michigan. |

Pet And Sport _
Club Organizes ~

The first meeting of the Pet
and Sport Club was held at the
home. of Melvina Banner, 1415
Broad St.

The Club has made future plans
for a hike, and the showing of a
variety of pets. Any interested.
person may call 5-0801 for further information concerning the;

~club.

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