Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 20]

- the lovely wife of Jay Watkins,
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BY IRMA.

Remember the: tune?..: Spring~ will be a little late this
- year... Although it may seem
a. wee bit late......the feeling of
Spring i$ definitely in the air...
Not only that... it~s Easter again... The time for a new dress, a
new hat, or that most wanted
new outfit to wear in) the Easter

one cf the many style shows to
be presented before Easter Sunday... For Easter, /like Christmas._is a festive occasion and the

purzue; or maybe you ~have~ been|t
selected ag one of the models for|

ociety Page

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Easter: Spirit is
everywhere. 1
The gala birthday party
honoring Mrs. Velma. King. Was an event of | Saturday
night. Mrs. Charles Ross,
1126 Park Street, mother of
the honoree, was hostess to
this lovely affair. A delicious
many guests present. Guests

IRMA WILLIAMS {

Turkey dinner was enjoyed by the
present included Mrs. Gladys Lott, Mrs. Mattie Santee, Mr, and
Mrs. William Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. James. Weathers of Holly,.

Michigan, Mrs. Rosa Lee Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Alice Woods, Mrs.
Massey Gantt, Mrs. Annie McFadden, Mrs. Loma Turner of
Holly, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. David Herbert, Mrs. Nellie Parker,

Mrs. Annie Johnson, Mr. David Ki, Mrs. Dell Willi |
Mir. Charles Rose, heet. vi ing rs e i el and

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RETURN FROM SUNNY CALIFORNIA.

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Mrs, Leanna Weathers of Holly, Michigan, to be the so-.prano soloist at. the Women's Society of Christian Service An
nual Meeting for the Flint District at Central Methodist Church
Friday, April 2, 1954. She will be accompanied by Mrs. Fred
Buckhalter..: he guest speaker, according to Mrs. Arthur Beaudry, president, will be Mrs. John Burney, Dean of Clark College, Atlanta,
Georgia. Mrs. Burney~s subject; ~The Role of the. Christian
College.~

_. The Flint District Annual Meeting ~is opened to the public, however, reservations can be made by contacting Mrs. Floyd
Gaut, Phone 2-1308.

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Radio Station WHRP will carry a program at 10:30 A. M,, Tues
day, May 4,... The program will be sp

ciety of Christian Service of Holly, Michigan.
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_ DONNA-NETT... Mrs. Thomas Dilworth of 715 Leith
Street, was hostess to this lovely group of ladies at their regular
meeting Saturday night, March 27. Guest speaker for this meeting was Carl Delling, 3rd Ward Commissioner. Following the
business.meeting, the hostess served a delicious ham luncheon.
Her table setting carried out the Easter colers of pink, yellow,
and green, completed with bunnies and eggs... Hostess for the
next meeting is Mrs. Alfonso Donan, 766 Parkland. |

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The Spring Frolic sponsored by the Alpha Cap and

predominate

|Color-~A.. Mrs. Eljean Watkins
1627 Lapeer Stieet, returns from a

onsored by the Women~s So
Gown Club
of Vehicle City Lodge No. 1036 and Genesee Temple No. 550, IBPOE
of W, will be held at the CIO Hall, 812 Leith Street, Saturday, April
al, the music will be furnished by Willie George and

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Scene of Mrs. ~Velma King~s. birthday party held last Saturday,
March 27 at the home of her mother, Mrs. Charles Ross.

Dorothy Holbrook
Joins List Of |:
Brides-Elect

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

BY PARENTS

Mr. and Mrs. James Holbrook,
1901 Jasmine, announce the en|gagement of their daughter, Dorothy, to Carl Dunlap. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dunlap of Hope, Arkansas. The wedding has been planned for early
fall.

_\The VEL Club

The Very Elite Ladies entertained their husbands Sunday
afternoon March 28. The hostess
for this lovely affair was Mrs.
Mary Jackson, 16 E. Kennelworth.
The ladies and their husbands enjoyed cocktails from 2-4 p.m. A
delicious turkey dinner was served after cocktails. There were
guests of honor from Saginaw and
Detroit. The guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Lewis, Roge:
Lewis, Bunny Lewis, Garland

World View

Nairobi, Kenya | (Africa)
Gerald S. L. Griftiths, 42, ' a4
British Captain charged with
cruelty to Africans, declared that
he thought it proper to lead a
prisoner by a wire through his
ear. |

Washington, D. C. (U.S.A.)~
President Eisenhower admitted
his ignorance on the. McCarran
Walter Immigratio) Act recently. | 5

He said that the State Dept.
had not brought to his attention
anything concerning the Act and
its. direct immediate effect upon
our relationship with other countries.. |

The Act discriminates against
Asiatics, people from Southwestern Europe and from the West
Indies.

The act not only contains national origin quota) system which
~embodies most of} the depicable
Oriental Exclusion! Act in 1921

but it goes beyond this to deliberately fix quotas} for certain
colored people and _ is perhaps

the most vicious and flagrantly
biased law affecting foreign policy on the books jtoday.
Example: The }
limits the quota of Negroes coming in from British West Indies
to 100 a year, although they
technically are charged to the
huge almost unlimited ~British
quota.
_ The Act goes deep into the ancestry of the individual and literally conducts a blood fest to determine how much oriental blood
there is. This means that a Japanese descendant born in Switz.
erland could not be admitted to
the U.S. under the Swiss quota
~but would have to come under

anese permitted to enter. This
could conceivably take up a whole
lifetime of waiting,

Kingston, Jamaica ~ The &a
}maica ~House of Representativer

served notice last week that it
doesn~t appreciate |the brand of
courtesy displayed by two Amer.
ican Sailors recently.

The House passed a resolution
that would require] the return of; the two men for trial and that
the United States make a formal
| apology. |

' The sailors were members of
the crew of the destroyer USS
Hale, which put in port on 4a
courtesy - visit. One of them
threatened to shoot anyone who
tried ~to prevent (his shipmates

from bringing their tax-free cigarettes ashore.

MeCarran Act}

the very limited amount of Jap-.

-He fired a rifle bullet
the head of Policeman
Cox when Cox
petty officer.

in. a night club refused
form a strip tease.

over |Henry
approached a

The second sailor opened fire
with a revolver when the dancers
to per
Sticker and Henry Jones.

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