Bronze Reporter [Volume: 2, Issue: 4]

Page Four

Hello Folks....

The; response given to last
week~s| edition of the Bronze Reporter was tremendous and so
very encouraging We} want to
thank |every@e who played a
- ~partiin its production and distribution. This week we find
many, Flintites engaged or about
to be engaged in various types
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_. Mr. and Mrs. Henry 'N. Smith,

1515 Clifford have returned from
a two-day trip to Chicago. They
motored over to witness the dedication~of the new Isreal Church
of God. i

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We are proud to know that
Mrs. Rose L.'Kimp is on a special
assignment in Washington, D. C.
She boarded a. plane for D. C.
Tuesday night, October 4; and
upon arrival, she will report ~to
our beloved Mrs. Nannie H. Burrough, president of the National
Baptist Convention,

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The girl scouts will have the
advantage of the latest develop
ments; in the Eleven Program

Field after their leaders~ hold
their annual craft meeting.at the
Potter School, October.6, 1955, in
the auditorium. The Girl Scouts~

Leaders Club are sponsoring the~

meeting.
& ~ &.-. Mrs. Glenora Roland, Mrs.
Odena Wadsworth, Mrs. Delores
Ennis. Mrs. Helen Harris, and
Mrs. Helen Branch have been el
ected president, vicé-presidnt,
-secretary, correspondence. secretary, and treasurer of the Epsilon
Epsilon Chapter of sthe Delta
Sigma Theta Sororitv respectively.. Miss~ Deloris McGee was
named to head the publicity committee., Hoy: 2 ~:
We have just learned that Mrs.. Vinton Neeley, popular Flintite,
was:among the Republican delegates who attended the two day
conference last month which was
held at Mackinac Island. She
was aceompanied by Mrs. Mamie
Beam Hunt. She reported. - that
while there was much work completed in planning for the forthcoming election year, she - still
found time to enjoy the most
beautiful: scenerv on the island.
The Flintites stayed at the Grand
Hotel (It enioys the reputation
of heing the largest summer hotel
in the world - the hotel employs
a staff, of 400 people).

They had a chance|.to preet
another Flintite, Mr. Willie Randalj},: |}.:

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Mrs. Jav~ Watkins,

brought. her mother and

~Tiness of
has

grandmother to Flint from Los:

Angeles, Calfornia. Mrs. Caryle,
Eljean~s mother, is the house
fuest of Mrs. Carrie Greenidge,
520 E. Kennelworth Ave.

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Mrs. Neomi Jenkins and her~

infant daughter, Lorraine, are
visiting relatives in Flint for a
few weeks. She is from Chicago. and is the. guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Seldon, Williams, 614 E. 5th St.
Rev. Williams is her brother,

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planing to make their home in
Flint, are John Henry Anderson,
Joyce Tillman, Hamilton Catching. They are anxious to meet
anyone. here who might be from
Jackson. At the present, they are

~living at 202 E. 13th Street.

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' The Gay 20 Social Club meet
Saturday, October 1, at the home
of its past president, Miss JoAnn
Owens. One officer was..elected;
is Miss Margaret
president. The club is in its third
year. Membership is limited to
high school students.

' The club was ~formulated | to
provide week-end social diversion for its membership.,?

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Priest Recommends

Interracial Committee

NEW YORK ~ Stating that the
Supreme board of the Knights of
Columbus, Catholic fraternal organization, should take a stand to
correct racial discrimination
within the order the Rev. Joseph
J, Greblunas, chaplain of the St.
Columbus Council of the K. of C.,
recently suggested the formation
of an interracial justice committee to deal with the problem.

St. Columba Council, like number of other K. of C. councils, has
an interracial membership, but
Father Greblems said that he is
in agreement. with a number of
priests throughout. the: United
States who find a ~definite pattern that bespeaks racial discrimination~ in man local K. of
councils.

In an address to the Catholic
Interracial Forum here, Father
Greblenas said:

~While each local council can
choose its own members, neverthe less it is inconsistent with
the principles of the order to reject Negroes proposed for membership, who are practical Catholies, qualified, persohable and
popular, for the sole reason that
they are colored,~

He called on the board to follow
tht lead of Catholic bishops particularly. those in the South, who
have advocated integration in
Catholic institutions, These bishops, he~ said, ~want to -see|\a
peaceful solution of race problems but are not afraid of repercussions.~

Father Greblenas said that one
of the main functions of the proposed committee would be to educate the membership of the council to Catholic principles regarding interracial activity.

We are foolish, and without
excuse foolish, in speaking of the
superiority of one sex to. the
other, as if they could be compared in similar things! Each has
what the other has not; each completes the other; they are in
nothing alike; and the happiness
and perfection of both depend on
each asking \and receiving from

the other what.the other only can)

give. ~ Ruskin,

_ From Jackson, Mississippi, and

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THE BRONZE REPORTER

Miss Tiney A. McClure, 22, 14 -21 \Liberty St. is the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. H: A. McClure of
Hamilton, Ohio. She is a graduate| of Central State College in
Wilberforce, Ohio. Miss McClure
is now in the Flint Public School |,
and. is teaching the 2nd grade at
the! S.S. Stewart, Jr. Community
School.

She is a member of the Delta

her circle of acquaintances ~grows.

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Another newcomer to Flint and
the| school system is Miss Betty J.
Dungy, 21, 1421 Liberty. Miss
Dungy is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Dungy of _ Xenia,

Central State College. She is now

Saturday, October 8, 1955

_ Popularity Alias Iced Tea.

MISS SHEREE NORTH star of the new motion picture HOW TO BE:
VERY VERY POPULAR, took-advantage of New York City~s swelters;
ing heat and National Iced Tea Time. Miss North, who takes her job;

very very seriously, plays her part to the hilt by serving iced tea ta

heat-worn postmen on ~the steps of the General Post Gfice while the
mercury climbed to the high 90~s, ~

teaching at Parkland on the third
grade level.

Miss Dungy said, when asked
about her impression of Flint, ~I
am fortunate to be in a community that has so much civic spirit
and pride. I think the manner in
which the Flint citizens ere pro
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y indicates that we are concerned about tomorrow~s educational opportunities for the young

people.~
~Family Night~ For
Pr

ince Hall Masons

Members of Eureka Lodge No.
16, |F_ and AM, will treat their
wives and children to their annual ~Family Night~: The affiar
will be held at The Sportman~s
Club, October 9, 1955, at 5
thraugh 9 p. m. Family Night is
a social given in honor of the
families of the Prince Hall Masons.| Movies, games, and refreshments that would appeal to wives
and chileen will be provided to

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