Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 38]

- Saturday, August 7, 1954

THE BRONZE REPORTER

Page Five

Society Page

Katherine Copeland and Aloys Cabell

Exchange Vows

817 Spencer Street was the
scene of a wedding Sunday, July: 25 at 1:30 in the afternoon. |
Katherine Copeland and Aloys
' Cabell, Jr. exchanged vows, The
bride, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Aaron Copeland, of Flint,. wore
a lace over: satin. Pearls trim' med the neckline. A crown of
seed pearls held her veil.: She
-earried a cascade of carnations.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Aloys Cabell Sr.,
Terre Haute, Ind,
Miss~ Adainne Copeland,

erina dress, with full skirt and
~white accessories, |
~ was of white roses. As_ bridesmaid, Miss Rayance Taylor wore
an identical costume, |
Mr. Warren E, Barbour was
best man, and Mr. James ~Battle
was_ usher. I |
Guests. from Térre Haute, Ind.
were: Mr. and;Mrs. Aloys Cabell, Sr... mother and father of
the groom, Robert Barbour, Mr.
Robert Vzzell, Mr. Robért Henson, and Mr, Robert Martin. |
The reception was held im
of |,

maid |
of honor, wore an ice blue balll- | %

Her ~bouquet |: |

-| Baptist ~Church. with

mediately following the ceremony
in the parlors of the ~Canaan
approximately 250 persons in ~attendance.

Women~s Day 4 At
Blackwell oe

The Blackwell AME Zion
Church will present its women~s

day: program Sunday, August 8, |

1954. Services throughout the
day. will be conducted by the
wonien: The speaker for the 11
o~clock worship service will be
the Rév. Mrs. Rosie B, Merrell,
AME Zion evangelist, and former
pastor of Everybody~s Tabernacle
Mt. Clemens, Michigan. |
The 3:30 afternoon program
will find Miss ~Priscilla Massey,
Wayne University graduate, religious educator and missionary
in the AME church, holding forth
as guest speaker. Miss: Massey
has traveled in Holland and
Sweden, and lectured at the University of Pittsburg. |
At 7:30 in the evening, a candle light. service will be conducted
by Mrs. Z. Clemmons, wife and
co-oworker of the Rev. Zellener
Clemmons, ~pastor. of Blackwell
_ AME church.:

TOP HAIR-DO.... This ultrasophisticated coiffure worn by
Pat Einas and created by Mrs.
Margaret Vinci of Chicago, won
first award from national hairdressers convention in Los Angeles

From the errors of other men

we learn to correct our own.

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Phone CE 4-2631

SWAN LAKE

SYNOPSIS: Lise Stratskof is

a great success as a ballerina.

In dancing before some of the
-highest officials in the country,

she was, acclaimed as a Prima

Ballerina. Everyone is happy
for Lise. However, Roger
Blake, Lise~s boy friend, is
strangely moody. The next day
at rehearsal, Roger drops Lise.

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~Lise was suddenly aware of
bright lights. Hundreds of bright
lights seemed to be spotlighted
on her. Slowly she began to make
out the forms of figures. Then
suddenly | she * remembered
Roger... the terrible pain in her
back, ~Roger, Roger...~~, Lise~s
voice sounded strange and - far
away in her ears. She closed her
eyes. When she awoke, the people were still there. A far away
voice seemed to be calling her.
It was the dance dirctor, ~~How
are you feeling Lise?~ he asked.
Lise opened her mouth but noth~ing ~ame out. The next few days
were a confused blur of people
friends, Mother, the kids in the
troupe, the dance director, doctors, and nurses. At last Lise
+could ~begin to make out. faces a
little better and was able to stay
awake longer. She remembered

~| everyone coming to her:bedside~

everyone, that is, except Roger.
Where -was Roger? Surely he
would be! at her side. It was he
who ~had caused, all this. Suddenly-a knock on the door interrupted her thoughts. ~Who is it?~
Lise asked. ~It~s Doctor Bradley,~
a ~voice answered. ~Come in.~

Lise vaguely remembered a
rathér short, stocky man in white,
at her side on and off during the
past few |days. His face was a
blank. What had he come to tell.her? For the first time since the
terrible accident, Lise thought of
the consequences of the~ fall.
There was only a slight pain in
her back now, but she dared not
think any! longer.

~How are you feeling today,
Miss|-Stratskof?~~ Dr. Bradley
asked as he took her pulse. Lise
could only nod because the nurse
at his side had popped ~a thermometer in) her mouth., ~Well,
there,~~~ he smiled at her ~That
will be all) for now nurse.~ ~How
~am I, Doctor ~ from Lise.~~~You
are going to be alright~. Lise
heaved a sigh of relief. ~However,~ Dr. ~Bradley added, ~You
won~t be jable to dance again.~~
At first Lise could not believe
her ears, and then it struck her.

~| She could only sit there in stun
ned silence. ~Oh no!~ And Roger
wasn~t even there to share her
sorrow.
| ~ K. T. Stevens
(Continued riext week)

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Hello Folks...

_ Some, observers have ~been trying to give teasons for the obvious
spirit among Negroes that has manifested itself in mass action. First
there were hundreds of Fiimtites who journeyed to Canada to par
ticipate in the Emancipation Day Celebration in which Mrs. Mary

McCiecd Bethune was one.of the principal speakers. Then there
was. uuprecedented interest in the Third Ward Primary Elections
whicn resulted in a Negro surviving for the first time competition on
the primary level. We find that Flint is still a favorite vacationing
spot for many.

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From Helena, Arkansas, Misses Verlyn and Carrie Baker
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. David Lambert, 818 E. Spencer, for
several weeks. Miss Verlyn Baker is a student of Arkansas
State College, Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and Carrie is a junior in
High School. They reported that they are enjoying their stay
in Flint, with their aunt and uncle, The David Lamberts.

Verlyn was pleasantly surprised to meet two of her former

classmates here, Darwyn Davies and Miss Bunner Cowser.
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Mr. and Mrs. Doty Anderson, 4301 ~Roberts, entertajined Detroiters over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Land of Detroit were
guests of the Andersons. They were treated to dinner Sunday and
a sight-seeing trip. Mrs. Anderson. and Mrs. Lanid are: sisters,

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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bransford, 1528<Liberty, are hosts
to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Smith and family. The Smiths and two
children, Arnold, Jr., age 2 and little Kerry Kimberly, 7 months
old, are here from Indianapolis, Ind. They expect to be here
for two weeks. Mr. Smith is the son of Mrs. Bransford.

ns a *:

Your reporter was chatting with Mrs. Tina~French and Mrs.
Mary Lou Perry the other day. He was introduced: to an attractive
young lady, whom they were showing the town. The visitor was Mrs.
Vivian Bryant. She hails from Milwaukee, Wiis., and is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Onie Ferguson, 2007 Ferris.:

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Along the nite club row ~ At the Royal Garden Club, your
reporter had a pleasant chat with Mr- Lindy Reeves and party.
In the party were Mrs. Reeves, Miss Clara McCain, and her escort, Mr. C. Jones. Mr. Gus Wells and Mr. Archie Allen were

on hand enjoying a few minutes talking about old times.
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Kemember Marcellus Wilson? Well, he was at the Golden Leaf
Club having a gay time renewing old acquaintances. He informed
The BRONZE R that he had just left Montreal and was in Flint to
MC a show shortly. A quick check revealed a number of familiar
faces were there. Ernie Parker, Audrey Miller, Jimmie Carlton, Major Fowler, Stanley (pinhead) Rokor, LaVoy Smith, Seldon Williams,
John. Henderson, Walter Haywood, Ed Watkins, James Wadsmorth,
Jimmie Grant,~ Barbara Scott, vocalist with Jimmy Henderson~s Sophisto Cats: and Raphael Allen were a few merry makers at the
Golden Leaf Club.

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Mr. and Mrs. Tinnie Trout of South Kinloch, Missouri, were
the guests last week of Mr- and Mrs. Ples Swan, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Owens, and of Mrs. Sidney Harding. Mrs. Trout is the
sister of Mrs. Swan. The Swan~s entertained as their guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Benson, Mrs. Benson is the neice of Mrs. Swan.

Mr. Charles G. Owens of Louisville, Kentucky has been the
house guest of Mr. and Mrs- Swan since last Monday.

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