Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 23]

Darcy DeMille SU. 7-9615

Al Garner

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~Women In Action
Program Successful

~Who can find a_ virtuous,
_ woman? for her price is far
~ above rubies. Strength and honor
are her clothing; and she shall
rejoice in time to come.~~Prov.
31:10, 35,;

The theme, ~Crusading for,
Christ~ used for the Third Baptist ~Women in Action Program,~ Sunday, Feb. 24th, 3:30
p.m., was expressed in the above
Proverb and the entire program|
whichfwas a great inspiration
to all who witnessed it.

Mrs. Carrie Robinson was presented as mistress of ceremonies
following a very spiritua] devotion conducted by Mrs, Hattie
Dogans, Mrs, Josie Burton and
Mrs. Anna B. Mcllwain.

The program was on the
way with the welcome address given by Mrs, Myrtle

Canday. Special memorial
services were conducted by
Mrs. Bertha Hayes, making
honorable mentions to those
gone but not forgotten, because of their outstanding

|the beautiful display of colarful

contributions to humanity

through e

The Bowl of Beauty as demonstrated by Miss Juanita Thomas called to everyone~s attention

the church altar: The used a
flower to symbolize the beauty
of such outstanding women in
the hall of| fame as Marian An
derson, Eleanor Roosevelt, Nan-|

nie Helen Burroughs, and
women of achievement in our
local metrapolis.
Other contributions to the
elaborate program were selections by the Cleartone Singers,
the Purpose of the program) by
Mrs. Annie Germain, a solo by
Miss Elsinia Laster, Through the
Press, by Miss Martha Lee, and
selections by Mt. Carmel Senior
Choir. The Choralaires, a group
of young people of Third Baptist, sponsors of the program,
donned semi formal attire, and
wore beautiful corsages. |
They also rendered beautiful
selections on the program.

Food Scoop ~

Beef is down in price this
week over last week. Pork continues upward in price as will
as fryers & veal. Eggs although
slightly higher, remain a good
protein value.

In produce, tomatoes, carrots
and sweet corn are lower in
price over last weeks prices.

BEEF~Steaks are the features this week~Round, Sirloin,
T-Bone, and Porterhouse are
being featured by several of the
food chains at 10-20c less than
last week.

PORK=~AIl pork products are
slightly higher in price this
week over last week. This price
increase is due to lower live

receipts and heavier demarid
for pork. by the consumers. The
better pork values are in the
Boston Butt, rib-end loin roasts
and hams. |

POULTRY~After the past
several weeks of very low
prices, fryers have really jumped in price. Fryers ~are not as
good a value this week as they
have bcen.) Turkeys remain the
same price. as.in the past two
weeks. |

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GIBSON GOOFED ~ These consequently. no local pictures
pictures were schedule for last last week. as the pi es were
week for pre-Jabberwock pub- in the P. O. during press time. |
licity, but the Post Office clos- ~ This group of livelies were the
ed for Washington~s Birthday Epilogue and Prologue dancers.

CANAAN'~S RECENT VAL- Mrs. Mary~ Vilid, Mrs. Géttie

Daniels, Mrs. Walch, Mrs. Sim- |
mons, Mfs. ~Coleman, ~ Mrs..

~ ENTINE SOCIAL~Shown above around.the food laden
| banquet table at Canaan~s Sen
ior Choir social are: (Lt.-Rt.) lor and William Daniels. Jones ss

ury duriny the year in order
to meet social obligations especially during Christmss.
-(Lt.-Rt.) Fanny White, Martha
Sutton, Margaret Owens, Na
MEET THE SUNSET LINERS

ies have joined together to
put fun into their savinf efforts. The club builds a treas
LOCAL N. A. P. E. OFFIC- Theodore Roman, financial
ERS~These men are provid- secretary: Joseph R. Davis.

Postal

fhe current

Shirley Moore, Delores, RoPeters, and Nellie Morgan.

| Cool Aleaander

| Laynne DeLiza Carroll, will re
|-warming is planned in April at

Shirley Jackson, Bey Edwards,
land,. Charlene Gran, Vivian

is president of the choir and:. Mrs, Mary Viltz is secretary.
Mrs.- Gertie Daniels, social
chairman. and her committee
were responsible for the affair.

Marriage Vous Spoken:

Elizabeth Gordon Carrol] was
married to Charles A. Alexander
recently. Their vows were exchanged at the home of the
bride~s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Gordon of 2032 Clofford
street. 4 ~

Mr. Alexander is a native of
New Jersey. The couple.and
Mrs. Alexander~s daughter,

side at 1261 Holstlander. A house
their impressive looking new

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By Al Garner

The past week-end literally hummed with social activity.
truly was down in

Pontiac with some wonderful people. The Aces Club of

Pontiac gave a big dance at the Masonic Hall, Wesson at
Lull street, in Pontiac.

George Penny, president, and all'
the members were on hand to welcome the many who at
tended. There were many lovely ladies on the scene. Let

me see now... Mrs. Rose Penny, Mrs. Muriel Harrison,
Mrs. Dorothy Jones, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Jean Benion
and the True Hearts Social Club, while Cash Roberts, James
Holson, James Hodges and Willie Long were a few of the
fellows. I did recognize a number of Flintites, including
Freddie Nichols, Morris Gilbert and Nate Benson..... The
Elks Club of Pontiac are in the process of raising a building
fund. A dance and floor show which was held at the Townhall went over-nicely. Albert Munson and his staff did a
great job as hosts. James Dembo, the. entertainment chairman, extends an ~invitation to his many friends in the Saginaw Valley to help make this building program a success.

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It proved to be quite a whirlwind weekend for the
' Cotillion Club, the Vogettes, Silver Slippers, the Marathon
Club, the Mambo Club and the Twelve Step Brothers. The
Cotillion Club played host to the others on last Friday
night (Feb. 22), with Misses Mabel Smith and Lillian
Horton graciously performing the duties of hostesses.
Then on Saturday night (Feb. 23), Mr. and Mrs. Jones of
Parkland treated the clubs to another gala night of fun.
and feasting. @
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Knights Templar sponsored a musical program at the
Rose of Sharon Hall last Sunday (Feb. 24). The concert was
given to an audience of about 50 persons. Members of the
organization who were responsible for the inception and
continuity of the various aspects program were: Mrs. Martha Nunn, mistress of ceremonies; Mrs. Daniel Bell, musical.
accompaniment; and Mr. Jesse Cobb, program chairman.
The refreshments were very ably handled by Mr. T. W.
McFall and Mr. James E. Harris, Mr. Lucius Fleming is
Eminent Commander of the Knights Templar.

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A surprise party was given Mr. and Mrs. Faye Neely
| (Daughter Ruler) at the Elk~s Hall after the regular lodge

meeting. Refreshments were served the surprised couple
and the other members in attendance. f

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The Amigos Club gave a matinee affair on Sunday, Feb.
24 at Michele~s. Furnishing the red hot music for those in
attendance were: Clarence Peakes and his Caballeros from
Michigan State University, and James Wheeler and his
combo group, i
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The regular monthly meeting of the Zeta Beta Omega
chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was held in Saginaw
on Saturday, Feb. 23, at the Cambridge Building. Hostesses
were Mrs. William Haithco, Mrs. John McAfee and Miss
Evelyn Thomas. Mrs. J. Merrill Spencer presided.
Highligtits of the meeting were: a report from the Constitution and By-Laws committee and election of delegates
to the Regional Conference in April. The group also
launched a project to send books and magazines to Liberia
along with a subscription to an educational magazine,

The meeting was largely attended and the members
were served refreshments. The March meting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Wrex Weaver Jr. Mrs. Herman Gibson
will be the speaker. A large attendance is expected.:

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The city of Flint broke out in a veritable rash of cocktail
parties and breakfasts given in connection with the Masquerade Ball given by the Zags last Saturday night. Those who
hosted cocktail parties before the colorful event were: the
Bert Hartmans on Churchill and Mrs. Charles Neely on
Ninth. After the big event, revelers were treated to breakfasts by Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Williams, Mr. and Mrs. William Hoskins and the Arthur J. Edmunés, ine Howard. Bannisters and Dr. and Mrs. Wrex Weaver Jr., were co-hosts
to friends.:

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