Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 35]

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EDITORIAL POLICY ~:/:

The editorial policy of the Bronze Reporter 4 is. ~to
reflect the thought of the Negro, to expose thease persons and conditions which prove. contrary to.the
American way of life; to protest acts or policies which
deny the Negro his full constitutional rights as a He

rican.

The Bronze Reporter is a non-partisan newspaper.
Its main objective is to render a public service through
goed journalism and to this end, The Bronze~ Reporter: ~
is faithfully dedicated.:

Ht Many

} iea~s - armed - whe have-given- theit-tives- for~ their

country. ~It~s observance now includes those who died in
| the Spanish-American War and in World peek ah a ana fl and
the Korean War.:

North and: South. fachine. anserve thie holida qn M
10. Laiaaaae and Tennessee-on x ay
ae of fewers agd- sacs ~ on spout of -saldiers
lis a cust ~Many civilian graves are also decorated with
flowets as: ~a Temembrance. It seems to ~be a universal impulSe of man to erect memorials to the memory of great
persons or great events. The memorials often take the form.
of statues, monuments, buildings or parks. Memorials dedicated to soldiers who haye died in hattla gre ermeman
throughout the.world.: The Tomb of the Unknown.Soldier~

in, Washidgtén, D.-C., is @né of the most fameus of such

oa seporialt ~Om each. Memorial Day, the President. of une

}| United. States. pla tok Polio on this tomb, iw memory of

he dead of A
prganization including the American Legion,
| Scouts and. Girl. Sete take part in parades and Hot
special activities. ~: General, Johy A. Logan was commander
in chief of the Grand-A ~of the Republic which was made
up of veterans who fought. the Union in the War between
the States, had charge of Memorial Day celebration in the
northern. states for many years.. After World War I the
American Legion took over the duties.
The Governor of the state of Michigan Wrges the display
ot web ~ flag and~ take time and pause in prayerful
~
Buick Liberty: Motor Post No, 310 held memorial services

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Monthly Meeting At Saginaw.

~The Flint-Saginaw.
Alpha Kappa ~ Alpha: Sorority
vheld_ its eee ee my
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Shelby; 137.N. 14th ~street, ~Sesh
naw, Saturday, May 24.

The..ca-hostesses.. were Mrs |were given after which officers

A ta weather.

Doan were given by Mrs.
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Everett Beane and Mrs. Henry for the new
year were elected.
Brown, Mrs. J. Merrill Spencer | The following elections were

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presided veo meeting was large-/ made: basileus, Isabell Buckner;

anti-basileus, Margaret Brown;
t grammateus, Marie Claytor; anTin; epistoleus, adys L. Scott;
tamioches, Marorie R. Robinson;
hodegas, Willett Johnson; philacter, Francis Carter; reporter
to the Ivy Leaf, Bertha W. Simmons, and undergraduate advisor, Laura Thompson,

A delightful repast which consisted of turkey and all the
trimmings was enjoyed by everyone. The last meeting of the
yéar will be a Fellowship luncheon June 15, Saginaw, Mich.

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~ Flint looks forwatd to the recognition and remembranee;
Alpha Kappa Alpha Held |

Chapter of ly attended despite. the vinele- {

Echoes from the regional con-}

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"Officers, of eh ay kssion:

Theta Sorority for the ensuing
1957~58 term were duly and impressively.installed' at a ceremony in the home of Mrs. ~Yal-,

According ~
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na Dozier,.corresponding | its many patrgns ~and friends, by!
pet as ~Mrs. Delores Ennis,| sending each of them on a vaca-,
treasufer, Mzxs. Marie Wright.\ tion. Since this is not practical
Mrs. -Virginia- C~orrin was inj we wilt send one LUCKY GIRS
charge of the ceremony. to the fabulous City of New|

A lovely gift was presented| York. There is nothing ta buy
to the retiring president, Mrs.|and;no obligation whatseev<r.{
Helen Harris, Other retiring of-|simple fill the coupep and.gend
ficers who were congratulated it in no later than August 31.

~Balk abe ~manager of
Washington Divison of fick: Stainléss Steel
Whittlesey Prodacts Company, a week~s all ce Gi vecation

OFM street. at the regular May eget ~New, York City is in store for a LU IRL in the
#ates ing of the sorority, | Michigan Area (Petroit excepted), ~
Gi |presivent,~ -Celcted officers are Bell said in an announcement, ~~ -.
Mrs,; Odena Wads-| ~This is not a ick!~ Ecko] +. drawing will Be held the

T worth, vice president; Miss Lil- taitileas Steel Products would: ~ first tof te ~ ~wmner
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On jobs well done were vice
president; Miss Alice Slaughter,
Mrs.

Glenora Roland, and tréasurer, Metro Beach

corresponding secretary,

~Miss Ruth Wilson. ae Bess
Miss Dozier was re-elected to Ate! B58 S.

office.:
At Metropolitan Beach~ on

1 Lake St. Clair, the roller rink

|} golf course and ~shuffleboard
piscopal Rector

courts are open. Shuffiebsard.
free, is open. daily. The outdeor
roller rink is operating daily
from 1 to 5:30 pm. and from
7 to~10:30 pm: ~The Par 3, 15 -acte, 18-hdle golf.eoutse is opén
each from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. There
are charges for skating and
golf. No parking fee will be in
effect until Memorial Day. A
bait and tackle shop will be
operated throughout the season
and boat launching ramps are
free.

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of the Episcopal Church by Rt.~
Rev. Archie H. Crowley, Suffras | gan Bishop of the Diocese of.}|Michigan, at St. Cyne~
~ | Church, Detroit.

Mr, Parker has been appointed
vicar-in-charge of the Episcopal

Ecorse. He also serves as curate
at St. Cyprian~s where the Rev.

help lead the Parochial Mission
"Malcolm Dade is rector. The two,
in Ecorse.

Under Mr. Parker~s leadership,
the Church of thie Resurrection
has shown a steady growth in

JREV. HENRY L, PARKER
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On Saturday morning, May 25,

at 10:30 am., Rev. Henry L.|membership, and has recently

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