Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 28]

Saturday, May 29, 1954 | _ THE BRONZE REPORTER ~ pe Lt. Page aoe: Society Pa
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New Organizations Unite Hello Folks...
To Improve Lol Of Negro Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holbrook of 3662 St. Jchn St: were the host

|of Mrs. Mildred C. Burweli, eunt of Mis. Holbrook, from Meridian,
Mississippi. Mrs. Burwell reported having a fore aeeiee | week bo
Katicen ~efore depariing fer Chicago to spend a few days with relatives. le
Motivated by a. belief. that | is Caate to the National Guild ~Assembly at Milwau kee.
rrogress dovg3 hd5t just happen; |} |
it has to be made~, ~a group of}
orgenizationel leaders met ~this

wees t9 draft a statement to gov-4
ern their united program for}
|~...:impreving conditions under
Which Negrocs! | work, live, and |
play.~ |
ATTY.;| WILTIAM'S. PRICE,
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formed Flint Pcderation of Neer
Crgan~zation=, explained the ohjectives: of the program by saying that ~..J] || s@giu-wation. az

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Mr. ani Mrs. Pete Walker of Pentiac, dong with their two
lovely daughters, Cynthia and Vernessa Ann, visited Mr. and
Mrs. L. S. Penton. of 516 E. Ninth St., Sunday, Mzy 23

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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker, 1821 Jasmine St., are the|proud par
onis cf an cigrt pound, three ounce baby boy. he newcomer ar
~Lied Thursday, May 20 at St. Joseph Hespitil, His name will be
Rc chart t Harry P aricer.

Mother, the former Barbara Flobson, andibeby are doing nicely... and they were pleased with the abundance of lovely flowers resived from relatives and friends,

| Young Robert Harry is the first male to be bornd to the HcbsonoalKer ~ within the las t ten. years,

At~y. WAliam S. Price Il

mymal group. It

vi;; and| gus ~social or fr:
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discriminaticn~| retard. our quest! js al<o open to any group ~whose
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ifor com>lete happiness, security | nembergship is composed of perand ecod hoelth.~ For this reason | p
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The DONNA- ETTES hela Lie regular me wea Retains
night May 22 at the home of Mrs. Angus Mashaw, 724 E. Dewey.
Mrs. James L. Barron, vice-president, officiated as presi cent
due to the absence of Mrs. H. Smith the pretident, whh is now
visiting out of state. After the business meeting a lovely Iunch
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Ons. WCEKLNZ

c-imafily In the in~ Pinte bf jpich aula nl kh a ~ *.
every Necro |atet nization, re-| tenist of jmproving| the heaith,

lgardic7s of its purpose and-fune-| -eon-mie condition end fer cen- eon wes served. The luncheon censisted of barbecued | chicken,
\tion, should. -~j vote jsome of its!.43 Wwellzye of Ne vroes.~ ~Organ- potato salad with the usual trimmings and an azsoriment of
presi fam t6 ae promotion, of | izat) ns tir PAE ag haat drinks.;
lizati ns sirte st d iin pertieipas]
- projec cts. for breaking dow n the | tion) should contact Atty. Price | j The hostess for the rext meeting is Mrs. EH. Smith, 735 E.
Unequal treatment | cf Negroés | ov fhe Urban League. 44 ci miehstoalion v
pandiy Ihetter) rece rela-|.- oe i a 1~
tions.~ W t ee weay | RO CONFLICT WITH | bs Sa if 4; to have a picnic for their: fam
o > rk ee | a ae 5 SRE Soca SECRETS See aparece Seige: { a ~4 -
~ yy ne ent on to sty) oR- GRAM OF MEMBER Varsatiles Ciub Tie ce (kel hikes ot (Sec ek
wilall-< scryoneiility |s | i él e Mrs.
hai, nave a re donsiwility GROUPS: DEB TURD IS ACTR E SS ie iuies ne S.

&: a.f ee. ge Metcalf. Hawever, if V:

of helping: members of our race | Tho -tédevation~ | will ~be. made'| | Frances ~Lansing desertea cut | 4 Crimral Metcalf. However, if the weather
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aentatives of ~ago socisty horse shows where The VERSATILES are a gfoup | does not pcrmit an outing, the
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0 improve their own living stan-| | eit wee; oe i;up se f tivo reore j is a-fair will lk lace: Mr
faics while worlk:ng. to break) jy mopber clubs According to! She rode hunters and jumpers to | of young women who have form-! a-fair will ta nue kau _
ac SIE ee ie os Led WO | ~ ~ ~ae ice | * + n
dcewn- Giserim! inatory practices im- | Sel lohn Ro: Caldwell vice-| Sign long-term Hollywaod movie | ~dia ciub. The-purpose of the; Adlai Bates~ recreation room. =
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Mrs. Vernadeen ~

contract. | Fas club is as thé) name suggests; yet |
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di by outside pressures. | chairman and representative of ~Be* se
these women) are particularly in-}

Organizations that ~ form the| the Evlping Hand ~Circle, King~s

~patj preg | i, 7): P.: ~ tirrhete: al oy Sty 4 + this
ed-ration |are:|The Flint. Associ-j| aus hteis, ~the poli~ies and: proj- H oye Gee terested = Faroden || i ord ie |
tion of Colored Women~s Clubs;! ests of the federation will not S 2 alia onmmanity. witeven see sd

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Helping Han d Circle of the King~s) son viet with tho. purposes~ and! Sxeky Children et Re cet bed thik Bronzeway
Siearhters b ~Véhicib City Lodge) tunctions of ary. oréanization.|: ine ne tld of this group | HiT PARADE
Wo, 1055 TBPOEWY Flint Sports-| Or chief aim -is to bring about | Well Faster are: Adlai Bates, Edna poasione: tL: Do
men Club; Cleaners Circle of the) the much nceded unity among] Sick children get well faster| Letha Metcalf, Yvonne Smith, 1. Things That I Used to Do,

Sciyley Wardswotth, Ver auadientt| by Guitar~ Slim.
Watkins, Lela Younger, Johnnie! 2. Money Honey by The Drifter

King~s Daugnters;~ Vehicle City! Nesroes in our struggle for so-| when they: are kept busy and
relf Club; the Zags; Rose = of} +isl, economic,.and political equal-| happy, but althcugh: this is easy]! j
sharon Lodge No, 4; Ruth Chap-j ity.~ PLES SWANN, of the Flint| to say, all parents know how hard| Metcalf, and Lennie Conncrley. |;
er No.-6, OES, Sportsmen Club, said ~one of our| it is to do. Mothers and fathers| The, officers are: Adlai Bates, | Honey Hush by Joe Turner
Thursday Afternoon Club, Eu-! greatest shortcomings in the past} who find themse!ves in this pre- president; Lela Younger, treas-. Call Before You|Go Home
reka Lodge No.|16:F &AMg-Get| has been our lack of unity in| dicantent can obtain. ~ practical | Ur; Vernade-n Watkins, secre: | by Memphis Slim. 4
Together Club; Alpha Kappa Al-| matters concerned with improving| help in a new booklet. entitled, | try and reporter. | 5. You~re So Fine~ by Little
pha Scrority, Delta Sigma Theta) the conditions of Negroes... We| {'Have Fun... Get Well~ which} After the meeting Sunday, | Walter.

Sorority; Kappa Alpha Psi Fra?| nest do things to help ourselves|is being distributed in| Michigan|May 16, the Versatiles enjoyed) 6. Marie by The Four Tunes
ternity, NAACP; Chrysanthemum} first before expecting others to|by the Michigan Heart Assovia-|2 lovely buffet luncheon. The) 7%. TV Mama~-by Joe Turner

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Chapter, GES; | and. thei Urban] 4 Ip us, Tre Federation of Ne-| (tion. husbands and serene of the aig &. Rags to Riches! by The
League. 5 my Orevanizations seems to fur- The booklet is directed: pri-| Members were invited for a so-| Dominees.. Ae
rH ce: ete. ejaql 4~ =. Qinith 9 ~ Pr ae Se | Fhve. ee
Membershinv in the organiza-| Mish the Hes ~ answer to this past marily to young people and to| ~! hour. Mrs. ~venne Smith 4 eae | i De True by rt". ams
ee ~ parents whose children. are jj] | Was the. hostess for the evening. 10. Saving My Lave For You by

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tion is open to lahy Negro religi-| ~hortcoming. nee |
y: & with rheumatic fever or rheu- Memorie! Day the. ~gtoup plans | Johnny Ace) ~

matic -heart;disease, but forty}| Un ms
pages of specific suggestions can

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valescents, incluaine ~those faced: We * CANDIDS ~ GROUPS ~

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tRan a bad, celd.

F 5 i oe e: ~For younsiters convaleseing

from ~s serious. illness, keeping

For. The June i~. -aduate heerfully oectpied is: an imnporcent phase of therapy. J. G. Fred

Hiss, M. D., Chairman of the
American Neart ~ Association~s
Ceunci]l on Rheumatic Fever and
Congenital | Heart Disease, notes
in a fcorewordc, ~Time. stretches
out like a great desert for the
patient who must spend. a long

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ae; | Have Fun... Get Well~ is: 1etually two booklets in} one. The
d first section, addressed) to teen-; avers, was. written by; Maryellis
Dodds, cecupational thrapist, who

Sick | Hava éver-+19- jewel has. worked | extensively with

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fiospital. The second section, for
pcrents. of. four-to-ten-year olds,
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