Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 29]

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The Mariners mzy split and
work as singles. The famed for the recent builders~ show Mille.

singing guartette was in Flint

The lady is B. R.~s ~~ De
April Fool~ Raids
Fete For Mrs. Wilson

A belated ~April Fool~ party) Arnel]

was given Mrs: Roberta Wilson!
of Lapeer street by her husband,
Jack. Ham, chrimp and chicken
were served up to the guests
who helped Mrs. ~ celebrate.

Those on hand to enjoy the)
fun and sing ~Happy Birthday~
were: Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
C. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Merrill Spencer, Mr. and Mrs.
George McClain; Mr. and Mrs.
Doyle Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. T.
J. Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Abner
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo)
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory |
Branche, Mrs. Vashtie Pierson,
Mrs. Willa Mae Lenorre,. Flo-|
rence Burton, Minnie Mabry,

McGee, ~Percy McGee
Robert Anderson, Floyd Macklin and Maurice Holbrook,

Mrs. Wilson~s birthday was
really April 1st (April~s Fool~s
day), however, to confusé the
issue, the party was not given
| until last Saturday night (April
6).

To further do a_ turn-about
in honor of Mrs. Wilson~s April
Fool~s day birthday, her birthday cake featured a chocolate
icing instead of the traditional
white. |

Now that everyone~s thoroughliy confused,. we would like to
wish Mrs. Wilson ~many happy
| returns.~;

Church News

REV. ALLEN PARKER, CHOIR
TO WORSHIP WITH
VERNON CHAPEL

By Mrs. Lila Hodges,
Church Reporter

On Sunday, April 14, at 4
o~clock, Rev: Allen Parker of!
Newman Chapel, Pontiac, Mich.,
and his choir will worship with
Vernon Chapel AME Church.

- Last Sunday, April 7, Rev.
Lewis L. Lawrence, our pastor,
chose for the subject of his sermon: ~Created Anew in Christ.~
He stressed the fact that if we
are ~created anew in Christ,~
our thoughts and actions will
be such that all whom we meet
will fee] the presence of this
new change.

* * *

Vernon Chapel had four new

members to join church Sunday and there were several
visitors present, Among whom
were Dr, J? L. Leach of this
city, and his family.

The following are on the sick
list: Mrs. Rosa Heller, Mrs. |

Laura Brady and Mother Mur
phy. -

Complete Housing
Integration Plans

NEW YORK.~Public housing
projects in Chester, Pa, have
been completely desegregated
as the result of efforts of the
NAACP and others, Madison S.
Jones, the: Assoeiation~s special
assistant for housing, reported
here today.

Mr, Jones said ine only remaining a]l-white public housing development in Chr ster
was desegregated last week
~when three Negro families
were admitted to McCaffrey
Village.

Another

formerly all-white

|Chester public housing project,

William Penn Homes, ~was racially integrated some 12) months;}ago, Mr. Jones noted.

Mr. Jones and the Chester

| NAACP branch worked with the

|Chester Housing Authority and
(other Chester public officials to
|kring about the change; In De~cember, 1955, the Housing Au-~
thority resolved that ail public
housing accommodations should
\be leased on the basis of néed.

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Warren Watson's
Mother Passes

Mrs. Ora Watson, mother of
four Flintites, passed this week.
She was a resident of Camden,
Ark. Mrs. Watson succumbed to
1 heart: attack.

Barber and Beauty Supply,
motored to Cmden Tuesday It
is presumed that he was-accompanied by his brothers, (Rev.)
Melvin, Milton and G. C.

The deceased was _~ buried
Thursday, April 11. She is survived by her husband, Wade;
{wo daughters, Mrs. Earline McRae and Mrs. Eilene Johnson,
ali of Camden, and four sons
and fourteen grandchildren.

Kitty E. Morgan
Last Rites Held

Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Kittie Elnora Morgan, age
65, of 311 E. Kenilworth, at the
Mt. Olive Baptist Church. Rev.
R. R. Turpin officiated.

Mrs. Morgan @assed Saturday,
April 6, at Hurley Hospital. She
had been active in religious,
civic and cultural activities until
she was stricken five weeks ago.

She is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Mary Wynn,
Mrs. Theola Pea,. Mrs. Alia
Hodge, all of Flint; three~sons,
ack* Morgan/of Muskegon, Lee

gan of Boyne. City; 20 grandchildren; 17 great grandchildren
and a host of other relatives.

Burial took place at Maplelawn Cemetery, Boyne City,
Michigan. Thursday.

The House of Spencer ~ Mortuary had charge of arrangements.;

Lucretia Artis Club
Holds Style Show-Tea

The Lucretia Artis Club of
Quinn Chapel AME Church, located at 2101 Lippincott Blvd.,
will present its annual style
show and tea Sunday, April 14,
at 4 p.m. This year~s style show
is entitled, ~Spring Fashion on
Parade.~ Models from the tiny
tots to adults, will show the
latest Spring fashions,

- Models will include Leslie
and Ernest Johnson, MichaelWaller, Sandra. Thomason,
Edith Swan, Carolina Hoskins
and Bernadine Barksdale,

Mrs. Vinton Neely is the club
president; Mrs, Kinard Grimes
is chairman of decorations; Mrs.
Jessie Parker is in-Charge of
refreshments; and Mrs. Thelma
March is chairman of the ticket
committee.

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Discuss Many
Illegitimate Births |"

Warren Watson of the Watson,

Morgan of Davison, Dale Mor
The seven: iidients were ex:
lege after they~ protested|,

against ~Prof. King because of
of articles the téacher.

State |. Times criticizing the
NAAECP~s |~anti- =

ivities..The two~ stu
| dents most recently aced at|
~| Central State cn ln A. J.

Fielder and John a ih

The problem of illegitimacy
is not a racial one but one of
scial and economic status, Dr.
Thomas H. Hendersén, dean of
Virginia Union University decleared this week.

He spo~e et a panel discussion on the problem of illegitimecy in Richmond, sponsored
by the Fifth. District. Virginia
Conference of Social Work aj
the Central YWCA. -

Dr. Henderson, a nationally
known sociologist, continued:

~The problem is not solvable
by Negroes alone. Many factors
related to the problem are the
rresponsibility of the entire

den of solving the problem
rests primarily with Negroes,
no segement of the population
can conscientiously say ~It- is
not our concern~ ~,

~The lower social classes of
all races have higher illegitimacy rates than the middle
and upper classes. The social
status pyramid for Negroes has
a very broad base with only
a small middle class and a
very small upper class.~

City Health Director Edward
M. Holmes, Jr.,. speaking from
the flloor, criticized the way
illegitimacy has been faced
here in the immediate past and
called) for a complete co-opera
ing it.
~It is a long range fight.~
he declared. i

Both Dr. Henderson and Dr.
Holmes agreed that illegitimate

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