Bronze Reporter [Volume: 2, Issue: 5]

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~~e October 1S 2 1955:

Hello Folks eee ee
Dear Readers it looks as if we won~t have any news, this week.
The general response has been that there was no news. Can you

imagine, in a big city as Flint, such a thing as ~no news~. We do
happen to know people are planning to attend the NAACP protest

meeting, and many are looking forward to the Sportsman~s Formal | fe

Ball. ~

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tweedie, 613 E. 8th St. have been rather
busy acting as hosts to old friends last- Thursday,
were Rev. and~ Mrs. Judson King now of Athens, Alabama. Rev. King
is president of Trinity School in Athens. Their daughter and*son
accompanied them to Flint. Rev. King is a former pastor of Congregational Church in Lexington, Kentucky.

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The Worthy Matron of New Hope No. 12, OES, announced that
the chapter met for the first time at the Masonic Temple, 4212 Main
St., since merging with King Soloman and Queen Ester Grand Lodge.

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We are ~sorry to learn that Mrs. J. T. Smith, 92514 Dewey, has]- ~

been convalescing for almost a year. Mrs. Smith was in the hospital
for treatment of an infected feot when she accidentally fell out of
her bed and fractured her hip.. 2 # * &

Mrs.*Huston Morgan, 923 Dartmouth, has been ill for three
weeks, however she is home now, although still under the care of the
doctor.

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~Fresh~ from a two week vacation, the Charles Cobles, 1321
Mississippi, are now ~resting. Again they really saw the country.
Topeka, Kansas, Atlantic, City, N. J., Montreal, Canada and Niagara
Falls, N. Y. were the larger oF ea visited.

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| After entertaining rhuiadiny, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tweedie
were pleasantly surprised with a visit from relatives for the weekend. Mrs. Francis Higgins of Lexington, Kentucky, sister of Mr.
Tweedie, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hall and their son, Leroy, Jr., enjoyed
the Tweedie hospitality. Mrs. Hall is the daughter of Mrs. Higgins.

Mr, and Mrs. Harrison MeQueary, 613 E. 8th St., are the proud
parents of a baby girl. Her name is Karen McQueary.

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Leen, "32 E Newall, are back from their
two week vacation. They, with their sons, Kenneth and Anthony,
motored: to New Orleans, La.,,, to visit relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Dorn, ~yolaces of Pine Bluff, Arkansas,
are planning to make their home in Flint. They reside at 1180 Grace
lawn.
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one of the Flintites to witness the up- -set game vib bneein UM anit

oni, is Mr. Wiley Thomas, 807 Black. He was guest of Atty and
-John H. Thomas of Ann Arbor, Michigan. The group was
thrlited over the outcome of the game.

Mr.*Arthur Rawiland, 4318 Crisdman ~St, had an opportunity
to see: his son over the week-end. His son; A- 3c Herman Rawland
of Akron, Ohio, visited him for two days. Herman has been in the
Army since August, 1955, He is stationed at Amarillo Air Force Base,
Amarillo, Texas.

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Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis of Saginaw, Mich. were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Collins, 171914 Harrison,~ last Saturday. Mr.
Lewis and Mr. Collins had met for the first time during a hunting
trip in the Saginaw area.

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Phillipa Schuyler In Successful Concert

New York City Phillipa
Duke Schuler has been hailed as
a. genius by: Global Portraits.
Miss Schuyler, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Schuyler,
whose most successful appearance
was in New, York City at the
Lewisohn Stadium last month,
has been rightfully featured as
a concert pianist from the time
gre was five years old, She is now. Miss Schuyler is a member of
the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.

The Uptown Press Club of New
York City honored her with a
luncheon, a plaque, and citation
for her contribution in the field
of music as concert pianist, composer, and musical ambassador
of good will.
~Her motto is: ~Do unto others
as you would have others do unto
you. ~and her statement of encouragement to her fans and

AC Choral Club Holds
Second Annual Party

The AC~ Choral Club held a gala
eacktail party on Saturday, October 1, at Local 651 Union Hall,
1419 N. Dort Highway. This mark
ed their second annual party. The.

hall, filled to capacity, danced to
the rythmic strains of the Sherman Mitchell Band. Among those
present. were Mr. and Mrs, Horace
Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. George
Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette
Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lam
~| bert, Mrs. Lena Emory and a host

of others, including many ig 2

rs.
Lena~Hamilton is president of the
group.

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