Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 37]

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THE BRONZE REPORTER

Saturday, July 31, 1954

Katherine Copeland and Aloys Cabell

Esctonge Vows Sunday

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817 ene: Street was

ane of a wedding Sunday, Suly |
25 ot 1130 in the aftern on.

Katheline Copeland jand Aloys
Csbell, Jr. exchanged vows, The
~bride, daughter of Mr, an? Mis.
Aaron Copeland, of Flint,
-a dace over eatin. Pearls trim~mod~ the neckline. Aj crown c
seed pe earls held her (veil.. She
tarred a cascade of carnations.

The groom is the son cf M:.
vind Mis. Aloys Cabeli Sr., of
Terre Haute, Ind.

~Miss Adainne Gopetans, med

9277 E. Mt. Morris~
ROAD
(3 ACRES) |
3 BEDROOM MODERN HOME

Living, Dining, Modern Kitk chen, 3 Bedrooms, all-on one
floor, Metal stall shower and
stool in basement. Coal warm
air furnace. Exe. Garage,
32x20, 2 Poultry Houses. A
Buy at $7950. $1500 down. |
Will |consider your | present
home or land contract as
\ down payment. a Bob
> Mott lof |

Piper Realty Co.

CE 2-7431 |

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Evbnings CE 8-3671

of honor, wore an ice: blue ballerina dress, with full skirt anJ
~white acee.sories. Her bouquet
was of white rees. As bridesmaid, Miss Rayance Tayler wore
an identical costume.

Mr.. Warren E.~ Barbour was
best man, and Mr. James Battle
was usher.

~Guest; from
were: Mr. an

erre Haute, Ind:
Mis. Aloys

groom, Rebeft Baroour, Mr. Robert Vzzell, Mr. Rebert Henson,
and Mr. Rebert Metin.

The reception was held im
medtately following the ceremony
in the parcirs of tne =. Canaan
Baptist Church with ag proximately
250 persons in attendance.

Tomorrow
Sadness

A man who never weds as time
makes him decay.,

His love and hope fer-happiness
slowly fades away a

And when, evening comes, no
gentle brood of wondering
children gather at his side

To sooth away the tears he can
no. longer hide~

Regret ~of loneliness he must
endure

And the thoughts of a bride, will
be his only SOLITUDE.

Charles Charles

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CARL W.

| 3rd WARD COMMISSIONER

| ~More lapeoyeaneit Mave been Made

| | in the 3rd Ward During |

| Commissioner Carl Delling~ s Term
in Office than any other Commissioner

| Some

DELLING are:

@ Paved Streets

| Children. |

2 Reopened Moder Oak Park Recreation

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| Government a

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| first time.

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2 Placed Mr. Geo.

__Supervisors, Dr. J. D. Wilson on the |
| Liquor Screening Commission, and Rev.
Facet ee Newman on Mayor~s Fact F inding

| Committee.

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~VOTE FOR AND RE-ELECT
_IGHTING COMMISSIONER

et

1: | Vote For and Re-Elect

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of the accomplishments of Commissioner

~@ 112 Street Lights Added
@ Eight Signil Lights for Protection OF

6 Fought for placement of 5 Negroes in City
equai seer in employment.

Street cleaner working in 3rd Ward for

DELLING

Will continue fight for

R. Friley on Board of

| sh- riff just as
It, the meant? as, Twit see if tie!

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Ga-| #r
~pall, Sr., mcther and father of the

CELEBRANTS AT R. G. CL

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UB ~ Left to right: Mr. James

Eanis Mrs. Clarence Campbell, Mrs. Beverly Ford and Mr. Earl Robinson shown enjoying. themselves at the popular R. G. Club.

| Dear Mrs. Biake:

|| What do you do with a 17 year
oli boy who thinks he don~t have
to work for My son
get into trouble 2 years ago and
was put out of school: Since then
he has drifted from one job to
another in Detroit and Flint. He
had a. get-rich-quick scheme going on. He wanted to manufac
a living?

|ture some kind of a little car

that golfers can use to go from
éne hole to another. I mortgaged
my home so he could have mon
the money away.

ef.

j can I do?
i Yours,
Mrs. k.A.H.

i 2 es ~ |
~Dear Friend:
| I wish there were some way that
I could give you direct financial
ald. May I suggest tnat you take
tme matter to your jastor ana sce
~f/ he can use his influence to gat

| the sheriff te mic2 some kird

off arrangem.s +i.
ation to you:

Expoaa the -sitpastor and the
yo wrote to me.

~ey to start making the cars. Over}?
| the Decoration Day week end he|!Bgae
Went up to Idlewild~ and gambled |~ #eam
Now the sheriff |'@
hhs told me he was going to take}:
my house, if I don~t have the mon-|:
I don~t know where Sammy}:
jis and I~m a poor wider-woman.
| I aint got no money and the house|'

| payments is 8 months back. What |:

Your Friend In Need

Bronze Reporter can he of any
service in this case. I am sure
that We can work out something.

Best of luck,
Ruth Blake
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Send your problems to ~Your
Friend in Need~Ruth Blake.~
Address.all mail.to:
Mrs. Ruth Blake,
c/o The Bronze Reporter
202 East 13th Street
Flint 3, Michigan.

BUBBLE CHAMP~... Michael
Chaplik, 14, of Chicago shows

~Elm Park School

\Ice Cream Social

An Ice Cream Social will take
place at Elm Park School on
~Tuesday, Aug. 3. The event is to
take place from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Mott Foundation. The purpose

the social is to raise money f

playground equipment for t
Elm Park School. The Mo
Foundation Male Quartet wi

sing. Friends and relatives ar
invited. Tickets are on sale at
Elm Park School, 2015 Ferris ~St.,
The price is 25c: Everyone is
urged to come out and support
this worthy cause by their presence.

Ester Court No. 4
Holds Ice Cream
Social

Mrs, Elnora Townsend of 1305
Dakota Avenue, Royal Matron of
Ester Court No. 4 of the Eastern
Star reports that an Ice Cream
Social was held last~ Saturday,
July 24, 1954. The event took
place at the home of Mrs. Cleveland of 1131 Dakota Avenue for
the purpose of raising money for
the annual meeting. Texas County
Texas is te be the scene of the
big annual event which will take

[place mext October. 1 to 3. An
other event of the past, for the
same purpose, was a Barbecue

~Ruth Riggs of 3517 St.-Jonn St.

Buying a Home?
CALL US,

WE HAVE HOMES TO SELL
CALL CE 2-7489

Butler Realtor

Johnnie's Service
LEITH at MICHIGAN
PH. CE 3-9813

ROAD SERVICE

how he won bubble gum contest
ever 5,000 entrants. j

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/\1949 GMC ~
ance, hody. Extra good tires.
_ |New Paint Job. Heater and de
A steal at

$535

froster.

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1952 CHEVROLET ~ % Ton
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Rubber with good spare tire.

| Full year plates. Heater. Yours

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$845

1950 CHEVROLET ~: Suburban carry-all.~ Radio, Heater,
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family vacation or the business.

Only

$645

1950 FORD ~ 4% Ton Panel.
Gray Finish, Heater. Rubber
Fairly Good. Clean.ivside and
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$445

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Good Deal

Good Truck

ON A
1952 CHEVROLET ~ 15 Ton
Pickup. _ Bright Red Finish,
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$735

1948 GMC ~ 1-Ton Panel.
Black Finish, Heater, Plenty of
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$335

COPYRIGHT
APPLIED FOR

Open til 9 P M Monday thru Friday

APPLEGATE

(Flint~s Oldest)
CHEVROLET CO.

and is being sponsored by the,

Dinner held at the home of Mrs.-. 3601 S. SAGINAW

Next to New Car Showroom

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PH..CE 2-7557 or CE 2-5115

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