Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 18]

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THE BRONZE. REPORTER: al | |
Saturday, March 20, 1954

Society Page

BY IRMA

with Alfoénso O~Conner today. Al
is a student at Flint Junior

Col~ege and fives at 924 KE. Gillispie.

The music department is presentine s gay, exciting, comedy. oper2tta entitled ~~The Fortune Teller~, at. Central High Auditorium,
April 9th and 10th. ~The Fortune
~Teller~, 18 a story of the -life of
~the gypsies, their customs,
* ausie and their way cf living. Al
tells me that the iovely Nadene: Pratt of 4305 Maines is playing
in. this operetta and I am _ suze

~that by now you must have guessd that Al is also a member of the
ast.

I know that Mr. and
| IRMA WILLIAMS Mrs. Abner Davis of 904
| Pingree Ave. feel mighty

proud of their son, Darwin. Darwin Davis, a business administration student at Arkansas A.M.~N. College, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, was chosen with five other students to appear in Who's.
Who of American Colleges and Universities for the year. of 1953
iribptions Nomination qualifications were: Outstanding conri

tions to school, scholarship, leadership, cooperation, acedemic, extra curriculum activities, and citizenship and service to
school. Awards will be presented to the honored students on
Graduation Day in Mays Darwin was also co-captain of the football |team and was named to the first All-American Team.

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Hattie Jenkins, daughter of Mrs. Marie Norman, 1225 Marengo,
received her B. S: Degree from the University of Michigan in February. She has entered the Graduate School there and is working. toae ja Master~s Degree in Sociology. She is a member of AKA

orority.

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|Sylvester, Collins, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Collins,

766 Leith, is making quite a name for himself at Michigan: State

Normal. He is a Physical Theraphist Major and will zraduate

in June. He is president of his fraternity, Omega Psi Phi; a

_ member of the Student Council-and the Student Advisory Board;

_ he ig a member of the football team and has made great strides
in track.:
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* % %; The Spring Recital, sponsored by the Home Makers Club No. 5,
will feature Melvina PRanner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Banner, 1415 Broad Street. This event will take, place on Sunday, May
16, at; Mt. Olive Baptist Church. ~Patron tickets~) may be obtained

from the members.

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iDr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Kimbrough, 1402 S. Saginaw,
weré hosts over the week-end to Mrs. Gladys Sherrill of Nashville; Tennessee. Mrs. Sherill is the sister of our charming Mrs.
Kimbraugh. eae Sg tel. Mr. D. H. Blakemore, the manager of Superior Life Insurance
Society, left this week for Chattanooga, Tenn. for his marriage reception. His bride will return to Flint with him. She is the daughter of }Chattanooga~s leading business man and newspaper publisher, Mr! Walter C. Robinson.

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\DONNA-NETTES... Canasta highlighted the social hour
~when members.of the Donna-Nettes met: at the home of Mrs.
Angelo Cannon at 1056 Baltimoré. The hostess used for her color scheme St. Patrick~s colors of green and white. The business
meeting~ preceded the social hour whic was enjoyed by all. This -
group of women wishes te make happy on Easter of girl of three.
The child selected will be given a complete Easter outfit. Mrs.
James L. Barron of 821 E. Dewey who is the club vice-president,
will interview any needy child of this age, afternoons between
hours of 3 and 4 v~clock or she will. gladly check any names submitted to her. To be eligible for this outfit, the child~s~ parents
would be unable to buy because of illness or some other misfortune jor because of a broken home.::
| eee,

The women of _Betkel Methodist ~Church really gave Flint a
treat Sunday afternoon. ~ All who attended have been singing praises
to these women who were so successful jin their effort.

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150 ATTEND ST. PATRICK~S TEA GIVEN BY CLARK
CHILD, STUDY CLUB... This tea was given to acquaint the
community with the purpose and aims of Child Study. The aims
of the group are: To cultivate 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-coeperate with other. homes, the school and the community;
to become familiar with books and publications to which we can

refer far assistance; and to develop personalities and to train

for leadersip.

Mrs. Booker Wilder, the chairman, and the members who
worked so faithfully with her felt well rewarded for their past
efforts and contributions. The lovely response by the commur-.
ity.was appreciated.,:
musical program added a cheery note to the tea. The tas beautifully ~decorated with a centerpiece of green and
carnations. Pourers were: Mrs. Martha Butler and Mrs.
Webster. Members wore green and white carnations.

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SEE AND HEAR the Talking
Bible, The complete New Testament, $20. St. John Trading
Post. 1133 Leith St. phone
3-7411.:

Im Park
COLLISION SERVICE
1940 HOWARD ST.

Phone 4-0872

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i:Had: the pleasure of talking}:

- He was very much enthused about!
the big ~musical event of the sea-|
son which is in the making at J.C. |

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Clark School Child Study Club

Seated, left to right: | Mrs. Cecil Daugherty, 1st vice-president of Flint Child| Study Forum.; Mrs.

Harold Miller, president; Mrs. Willis Webster, treas rer;
Club. Standing are members of the Clark Child Study Group.

Mrs. Booker Wilder, chaiman, Clark Child

this weeks/.
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address, \
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Approximately 25 million acres
of wheat, cotton and corn land will
be taken out of production this
year as a result of acreage allot
ments. ~ _-/

America~s production of bitumineus coal last year would. make a
wall 22 feet high and ten feet thick
entirely surrounding the boundaries
of the United States.

Aa eastern company is bringing
out an air conditioner which produces cold air when a room is too
hot, warm air when a room is toe

Emancipation

But, inasmuch as the Almighty
has created His children of various hues, I plead again that if
one of these children be cast in
an image of pearl, - another in
the. image of ebony, another jin
the image of. bronze, if their work
be meritoriits,; then should they
receive social and public recogni
TEACHING
ADULTS and CHILDREN
MONDAY THROUGH
SATURDAY
All Hours

tion for their work~s sake. Those| fe
works. demonstrate beyond all

cavil that the souls enshrined Dance
within those caskets emenate

from the same divine source and
partake of the same indefinable|| ~@ BALLET
essence of infinitude. oe |] @ INTERPRETIVE
Rev. J. A. Brockett | @ RHYTHMATIC
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Exotic Performers {! }

BOBBIE BOLVEN ~ Queen of the: Blues. | ae

KENNY PRESTON - Coinedy MC

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