Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 1]

|THE BRONZE REPORTER

Saturday, Navember Zt: 1953. -

Masquerade Ball
Held Nov. 9

The ZAGS Masquerade Ball
on. November. 9 Was. again the
year~s most exciting social affair.
~ (Originality of costumes was
most striking. The members of
the group wore costumes of black
satin matadour trousers with silver metallic halters, the donkéy
caps which tied beneath the chin
and pony tails. pinned to - the
trousers were also of metallic
silver.

These gicseots girls really tent
\ghiety to the fun as they formed
~their chorus line} called the Zags
~MaSquerade Review and_ really
let go their dancing talent.

The proceeds of this ball go to
finanee scholarships to high
school graduates of Flint.

_ In our estimation these girls
are doing a great job for the

* ~betterment of the community.
Officers of the group are: Ozie

Grady, president; Vivian Edmunds, vice-president; Frances
Norman, recorder; Edith Bissel,
treasurer. Other members in
clude Annalea Bannister, Cloteal
Coney, Helyne Holbrook, Doris
James, Otelia Nelson, Esther
Simmons, Spencel Truss, Jacqueline Weaver and es. Williams.

~ Child Study Club

The Clark Child Study | Club is
a: school ~group affiliated with the
Flint Chid Study Forum.
' | Meetings are held twice a month
at one of the members~ homes.
Mrs. L. E. Beane, 2222 Crock~er, is hostess for the next meeting. Guest speaker for the evening will be Mrs. John Kaufman
of the Flint Child. Guidance: Clinic. She- will also present a film
on ~Shyness. "
The aims, of the Child. Study. Group are: TS ~tultivate a deeper
regard for family life; to educate for intelligent parenthood~
_not to raise them easier but better; To enlarge our circle of
friends and acquaintances; To
cooperate with other homes; the
school and the community; To
| become familiar with books and
publications to which we can refer
for assistance; To develop personalities and to train for leadership.
This club is open for membership, for further information,
eall 5-2146, Mrs. Booker Wilder,
(thairman of the club, will gladly
answer all questions.

Mrs. Marsh Is.

Feted By Friends

-Rev. and Mrs. E: J. Timmons
opened their! home to Mrs. Mayold Marsh, formerly of Flint, to
~be appropriately honored by
friends of long standing on -the
-eve of her departure for Colorado

| Springs, Colorado. Mrs. Mayolo|
Wainwright, as she is still affectionately known, will be re
membered for her unselfish service to the community.
Refreshments were served. by
Mrs. E. C. Robinson, Mrs. Odell
~Broadway, and Mrs. E. J oe
who were the hostesses.
Among ~those present were

Mrs. Marjetta Davis, Mr. and
"Mrs. Wrex~ Weaver, Mr. and Mrs.
I. W. Crawley, Mrs.. Tamer.Cer
tain, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Norman, Mrs. L. L. Hodge,. Mrs.
Agnes McGee, Mrs. Florence Mc- Gee, Mrs. ~Lillie Bowen, Mr. and
Mrs. Abe ~Myers, Mrs. Lela M.
~Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. James Lott,
Mrs. Fannie Harcum, Mrs. Kenard Grimes,. Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Robinson, Att~y Dudley Mallory,
Mrs. Alexander Burrell, Mrs.
Camilla~ Allen, Mr. and Mrs. John

R. Caldwell,..Mrs Odell Broadway:

and ~The Bronze Reporter~ was
represented by Mr. John Gibson,

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za PARTY: The ZAG CLUB Masquerade Ball featured the chorus line pictured above. They added sparkle and glamor to the party: while they

danced the evening away.

Know How To
Report A Fire. IT MAY SAVE YOUR HOME

AND YOUR LIFE

When fire strikes every minute
counts, don~t delay the fire-fighters by carelessness. Be sure you
know how to = your Fire Department. ~ -
With winter comes an increase
of home fires.~ The snow and ice
on the road may slow down the
fire engines, therefore knowing
how to notify the Fire Department the correct way ~ and the
fastest way ~- may save your
home, and your life.

~The time to learn the correct

way is now, before that fire
strikes.

Follow these simple steps:

1. Write down the correct telephone number of your local Fire
Department ~ 2-2131 and place
it near the. phone.

2. Give your. address clearly
and distinctly.

3. Find out where the nearest
alarmbox is and how to use it.

4. If you use the alarm box,
stay near it until the firemen
come and direct them to the scene
of the fire.

The minutes you save,.may save
your home ~ in any season.

Sunny Calfornia
Mrs. Gertha Burney recently
returned from ~a four-week vacation in California.
Mrs. Burney traveled by train

to Sacramento and Delano, Cali-|

fornia where she visited her sisters, Mrs. Lucy Williams and Mrs.
Wyze Ancheta. While in Delano,
she was ~entertained by a host of
lovely friends and. old acquaintances. From, there, she motored
to Los Angeles.. Friends ~visited
there included Elder and Sister
Frank Bowdan,; Mrs. Luella Doyles, Mrs. Lennen Tucker and Mrs.
Maggie Seay.

Mrs Burney states that California is a glorious state and her
vacation was superb.

Clark School PTA
Meets Nov. 24

On Tuesday evening. at 7:30
p.m. the Clark School PTA will
meet at the school.~A five-mem-|.
ber panel will discuss\~~The Child
and the School in the Community~. The pane] member will include Frank Manley of the School
Board; Frank Corbet of the Urban ~League; Attorney Wm. S.
Price, II; Mrs. Oris Beane, who
will represent the school; and
the Rev. F.:B. Jones who will
represent the church.

All members are urged to attend this meeting.

ride when fire licks surfaces coated
with it,

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~land their judgment has withstood

| sionable Youth.~

\Natl. Book Week

Observed Here

NEW HAMPSHIRE AUTHOR
SPEAKS TO CHILD STUDY
MEMBERS

In observance of Book Week,
the Flint Public-Library sponsored
the appearance of Armstrong
Sperry, New Hampshire author,
who spoke to the Flint; Child
Study Forum on ~Writing for
Young People.~ This meeting
was held Tuesday evening at the
Flint Institute of Arts. -

Sperry stated that his. first
three books were. illustrative, and.

after working for three years on}|

the book ~All ~Sails Set,~ it contained fifty thousand words. He
also stated that there is not much
difference in writing for children
and adults, but that. books for
children must be persuasive. Children have imagination to grasp
ideas if they. are presented to
them. In writing books for children, we should create the kind of
characters we want them to. be.
Children aren~t afraid of what is
bound in.books. Reading should
be fun, an enjoyable chore. Children alone know what they like

the sands of time.
The meeting was further highlighted by a film, ~The Impres
Attending. this meeting were
Eula M. Wilder, Oris Beane, Edith
Spencer, Bessie Lewis, Carmen
Neeley, Salinas White,.Jeanette
Highgate, Acquilla Vaughn, and
Irma Williams.

Annual Breakfast
Set For Sunday,

November 29 ~
QUINN CHAPEL~S
USHERETTE BOARD
SPONSORING EVENT
Preparations were made at
Monday night~s meeting for the
Annual (Breakfast to be sponsored by the Quinn Chapel |Usherette Board. The breakfast will be
served in the church dining room,
121 E. Seventh St., Sunday, Nov.
29, between the hours of 8:00
a.m. and 10:30 a.m.

Bickeninded: coal accounts for 90
per cent of all the energy produced:
from mineral fuels and water power in all states east of the Mississippi river.

white shellac.

Micky Mouse celebrated his 28th
birthday in 1953. ~~He wes born~ on
yc Disney~s drawing ~ in

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