Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 17]

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By AL GARNER |
I would like to take time put td thank you | for the

wonderful way so many of you have received my col
umn. Please keep reading the social news aad tell

your friends to do likewise.

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SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY~Mrs. Mary Oke

of 1113 Austin, gave a surprise birthday party | or her
husband Coy Allen on Sat. Jan. 12. The guests ~were
served a delicious meal of Chicken-A-La-King~ on rye
bread, with spaghetti, cole slaw, ice cream and cake.
Among the guests in attendance were: Mr. and Mrs.
Cleve Pringle; Mr. and. Mrs. Johnnie Dawkins, Mr, and
Mrs. Willie Smith, Mrs. Helen Jones, Mrs. Lela Campie -_ family, ~Mrs. Morton and family and June
mit

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COCKTAIL PARTY~The Kings and Biesab gosta

Club gave a cocktail party at the beautiful Hurricane
Room welcomed many on the scene. Those iy attendance are too numerous to nanfe.

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BAMBOO COCKTAIL LOUNGE~Among the many
on the scene at.the Bamboo over the weekend was Adrierice Oliver who celebrated ther 27th birthday on Fri.
Jean. 11. Among her many friends -who helped her celebrate were: Wilma Brady, Sharon Simpson, Jack Simpson, Bobby Spencer, Delmar Wilson, Audrey Wilson,
Clarence O~Nea] and- Bob Stewart.

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CARIO TEMPLE AND MECCA COURT~will spon
sor a card party Sat. Jan. 26 from 8:00 P. M. antil?.
The affair wil] take place at Rose of Sharon Hall at
4214 Maines. Refreshments will be served.
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In St. Joseph hospital is Mrs. ~ Baird of
1901 Lapeer Street.
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Again, {I would like to remind you to report your social news'by calling CEdar 3-0898, CEdar 9-1801, or the
Bronze Reporter number CEdar 8-6688. i
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THE FOXES CLUB~On January 15, the Peaks held
call meeting at the home of Mrs. Justine: Edwards
(810 E. Dewey) for the election of ~new officers.. Miss
Vivian Penegar was elected president, Mrs. Rose Curtis
-vice president, Mrs. Justice Edwards-financial secretary, Mrs. Billie Phillips-financia] treasurer, Mrs. Magline Jones-chaplin, Miss Dorothy Blassingame was appointed chairman of the social committee. Miss Blassingame chose Mrs. Celia McClain and Mrs. Marie Curla as her assistants. Miss Tillie Williams - Scribe.
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NEWCOMERS~~-we want to welcome Mr. and Mrs.

L. Anderson Paxton to Flint. They hail from Tupelo,
Miss., the newcomers have been favorably impressed
with our Fair City. Itis our hope that they will decide
to make Flint their home. Mr. Paxton wants to join the
Flint Branch of the N. A. A. C. P. as/soon as possible.
He claims the organization is doing wonderful work
in the Southland and deserves the support of every Liberal-Minded Citizen in the snr ge The Paxton are living on North St. with relatives. S. They are delighted
with the B. R. To which we say, hank you.

_ 4 Bronze Reporter, Saturday, January 19, 1957

| Nerth-End ~
SUPER MARKET FOR sa

(Suski Super Market, On Industrial
at Stewart Awe.)

Present owner has been operating this grétery business for
35 years. Now he desires to retire. Doing exact business.

Present rental income: $750.00 A Month.
Will consider house as down payment on Large 42x70
foot building
GROCERY STOCK ON CASH DEAL

If interested: Ask for Mr Suski

Holley~s Gulf Service

~ Complete Sievice On
Brakes Tires Batteries Tune-Ups
Wash Jobs and Simonize;
~Grease Jobs

COURTEOUS ROAD SERVICE

Phone: SU. 7-4711
4116 St. John St. (Corner Stewart)

Bronze Reporter Staff Members

at Pontiac Party

Mrs. Muriel Harrison treated
herself to a mad birthday party
at her home on Saturday, Jan.
12. Mrs. Harrison is a resident
of Pontiac~ and resides at 447
Howard McNeil Blyd.

Among the many friends and
relatives on hand to congratulate Mrs. Harrison and to partake
of the festivities were: Mr. and
Mrs. Will Moore, Mr. and Mrs.
George Penny, Mrs. Mary Wilkérson, Mrs. -Doretha Wilson,
Misses Gladys Myers and Jean
Benion, Joe Campbell, John Al
len, M.- Price, Robert: Peaple,
Jake Blackmon, ~Jimmie Smith,

Eugene Gilbert _and ~ Stanley |

ones,
Beinon, Joe Campbell, John Al
The guests were served baked
ham and deviled eggs with all
the trimmings. To be congratulated is Mrs. Rose Penny for
being a wonderful hostess. On
hand to cover the event: for The
BRONZE REPORTER were Al
(Hello Folks) Garner and Bob
Mayes (Free Lance phofoaren
pher).

J.C. Registration
Begins February 3.

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LAURA JEAN THOMPSON

Sa son Recital Sata

jal Pathol Methodist

Mrs. Laura Jean Pueiledinc and: ~Bach, with traditional spirit705 Evergreen, is. being: pre- uals: ~arranged by Boatner, Hallsented in a benefit: recital vat Johnson and Lawrence, ~
Bethel Methodist. Church, 421 E. Mrs, Thompson's accompanist,
12th, on Sunday afternoon, Jan. Mr. Harrison McGee, son of Mr.
20. at four o'clock. and Mrs. Aaron McGee, 1960
| Proceeds from~ ~the program Crocker Ave. is a June, 1956
will be added. to funds being graduate of Western Michigan
raised by the Methodist Youth College, Kalamazoo, and is now
Fellowship of. Bethel for the employed by the Detroit Board

purchase of a movie: projerio,
@ The Younger. Thompson;- who~ beg
teaching ~ Mune A aditorlinn ~ at
~ Crowd
~By. WYOLENE MALLARD

Jefferson School -in September,
1956, received her undergreduate training in music at A. M.. & N. College, Pine: Bluff, \Ark,,
and the Master of Music degree =
at. Indiana kK aiajend Bloat
~ington, Ind.;

garet H
Registration dates for new and According to ~Di. idee:! Mite. Mar Pinger are

returning students at Flint
Junior Community College have

keen announced by Dr. Clyde -.
E. Blocker, dean of he college.

Men and women returning for
Spring semester classes will ~begin registration Tuesday, Feb. 5,
at 8:30 a.m. in room 122 of the
Mott Building. ~

All new students, both enfering freshman and transferees, will be required to attend an orienation assembly
Wednesday, Feb. 6, at 1:30 p.
m, in Ballenger Field House
on the college campus.

At this time, social affairs the
counseling and advisory system,
club activities, student government, and administrative and
registration procedures will be
explained.

Dr. Blocker emphasized that
all new day students must complete a series of orientation tests
before being admitted to the college.

These tests, to be administered free. of charge by the
college student -affairs office,
can be taken on: Wednesday,
Feb. 6, or Thursday, Feb. 7,
ai 8 a.m...

Credit Unions
Up In Michigan

As of December 31, 1956; 954
credit. unions were operating in
Michigan, ~\ Albert W.. Marble,
managing director of the Michigan Credit. Union League, announced i in a year-end report.

This is a~net increase of 96
for the year.

One hundred new credit
unions were organized in 1956,
000 people~up more than 90,000
marking the sixth year in a row
in which 100 or more credit
unions were organized,

~credit union mem
- Mrs, Minnie Whitfield of 268
Branch. wishes to thank all her
many. friends and neighbors for
the cards and assistance they
- rendered her at the time of the
te of weahed Granville

Funeral services were held
January 8th at Trinity Baptist
Charch with Rev. R ovaees officiating.: a

LET US WINTERIZE YOUR CAR EARLY!

BUMPING
This Is What We Will Do...And Do sain PAINTING
@ Change Oil and Lubricate COM:
@ Check Cooling System AUTO SERVICE
@. Che@~ Battery and Inspect Lights PARTS ~.
@ Install Anti-Freeze ACCESSORIES.

WE SPECIALIZE IN AUTOMATIC C TRANSMISSIONS

WILLIAMS _~ CLINIC

3800 St. John St.

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Phone: SU. 7-2941

She is a native~ of Litas Hock,

early application is desirable: for Arkansas, and her~ teaching. ex
Charles. W. Brooks. of 1605 Atkinson..were married a few

since time must be:gllowsx

~ all new and eee ete |

securing transscri
school and previ
work. ei

Junior Comanunity College can:
be obtained by phoning the";
~ral office, CE. 5-6681.

Young Attorney
Back to Flint

Attrel Glen Epps, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Issac Epps of 1614 Liberty, plans to return to Flint
sometime this year. ~Atty. Epps
is a native of Marshall, Texas,
however his family came to
Flint in 1943.

He _ graduated from Flint
Central High School in, 1946
and entered the Flint Junior
College. where he completed
his studies in 1948, Atty. Epps

went on to enter the Univer- training, and ~ he: it gly.
important beet ~being. ~
in business edugation. by oe ne
tion~s Junior CREF...;:

sity of Michigan from which
he graduated with a B. S. degtee in 1950. ~- a

He then entered the.Army and

ni ~and. thtee years as voice instruc- at~ Carver. School.
~familiar vetoatiagie by such com- ~ Me.. and Mrs.

weeks ago. Mrs. Brooks teaches, at, Carver School.
se 8 =
is Mrs. as Bans wer and Mr.
~Phe nm: a James were married
pat; Jan, 12, in Detroit.
ether wrens 1 is a teacher

perience includes: one tng be at a

gram includes many ee 8
Arnold
posers as:. Puccini, Gounod, motored to Texas during their

Campbell-Tipton,* Wolf,: Rach
maninoff, Malotte, Bain~ Sea, Arnold's~ Mr, Arnold
+ in ~president of the Grixdale; P Property Owners~ Asso
s 8s 8

Attends Mectiog
Flint Student.

Mr. Walter Strickland, Band
teacher of Carver, was surprised
on-his. birthday with. birthday
greetings from ide Hudson~s

Class~ Shipp Class.
ot Palmer House. Max tyler B Smart W. Mal
ong M. Saltpaw, E. Swanson,

Mis yorris Williams, chairman ang Miss M. Shipp wished him
of the department ~of business q. happy binthday. -
administration at.Flint Junior.

Community - College, attended ~ A. Searptie: Sante was given
the annual meeting of the Na- Dorether Cooper for Mrs.
tional Business Education Asso- 1 hin Johngon, the Third Grade
pape held at: yt, panies House: Chiairman rT ram Carver. School. The

icago. ori ~teachers who en
She attended: corivention Leal syed the food and music in
sions on. adult -business: dys. r~s lovely home were
tion, future plans: in ~bus tah: Hilton, Eula Jones, Wyo
ne ~Mallard, Carrie Pinkston,
Sher. Cooper. ~and Minnie

he teachers~ presented Mrs.
a ~heautiful Ss

ee fi ee

Church

of Education.

He will render a piano selection by von Weber.:

Admission to the program is
free.

Woman Named
to Park Board

Olga M. Nadar, 10634 Duprey,

Detroit, is the first woman ever.

to be appointed to the sevenmember board of commissioners
of the Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Authority. ~

One of two state appointees on
the controlling body of the fivecounty park and parkway agency, Miss Nadar was named on
January 7 by Governor Williams
to fill the unexpired term of.
George W.. Trendle of. Detroit,
who had been a commissioner..
since~ 1941 when the Authority
was organized.~

Miss Nadar~s term will expire
in May, 1959.

Mrs. Bolling

Extends Praise

Mrs, J. Bolling wishes to express a hearty appreciation to
the Co-Op Board of Directors,
staff and her many friends for
the lovely cards, flowers, phone
calls and kind wishes which
have been extended to her while
recovering from an automobile
accident,

She is now at home and hopes
to return to work soon.

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~WHERE GOOD
FRIENDS MEET~

THE:
TROPICANA
TAVERN

Joe Smith, Prop.
3111 Industrial Ave.

ATTY. GLEN EBBS
after being stationed i in the state

June of 1956, he graduated from:
the University of Wisconsin Law -

School.

to return to passed the

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