Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 35]

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of her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Pea, 1105 Holbrook, was an event
of Saturday evening. Pec pe |

The bride, Fannie Clark, was-attendéd: only by her

sister, and best man was AVilliam 4, brother of the
bride. groom, Olivér Mays. Hostesses fdr ~this elaborate reception was Myrtle Pea, Gwen Riggs and Elizabeth Reeves.
The guest were served repast and refreshments. buffet
style. A most delicious assortment of:f00ds had been prepared by caterers. * eee
Those seen- celebrating the joyful~ event were: the

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groom~s mother, Mrs. Mays; Mr. atid Mrs. D. R. Herrand~ ay pr

Mrs. M. Holmes, Charlié Walker, sits. Bommie Nikiell, Myrtel Sanders, F. Dorn, Mr. McComb, Warida Gettis, Lou Della
Mays and daughter Mr. William Thrasher, Rosetta Williains,
Lucy Mikiell, Mr. Jesse Scott, Florence Cleaves, Sarah Dunkie Mr. James.Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Pace, Aldean Hamilton,: Willie Simmons, Mr. and Mrs: Clatence Ross, Georgia
Brisker, Roy Baker, Ruby cMillan;=litile Misses Marlene
Murphy and Bena ~Pea, Gienora Rélaiid; Bronze Reporter,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rawls, ~Sylvester L. Banks, Ernest
Hodges, Wilson Mays, Willie Mays, Hezekiah Sadler, Rosie
Lee Ward, Sallie Smith. er Sadie; * cs *
GENESSEE HUMANE SOCIETY SPONSORS TEA

Hariette Walker was hostess in her home at 1024 Liberty
street to a tea for the Humane So~iety.to prevent cruelty
to children and animals. Members of the group were:
George Stokes, president; Mrs. Clara Evans, Mrs. Willa Mae
Washington, Mr. Earl Howard, Mrs: Mary Bethay, Mr. L.
McKay, Mrs. George Stokes, Mrs. E: Willis, Mrs. I. Davis
~ ahd Mrs. Shoate assisted in pouring tea and entertaining
during the afternoon Sunday. = ee

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And here is some delightful mews:~.. Mr. and Mrs.
Ivory Corban Stocker of Harrison street have announced
the date of the wedding of their lovely daughter, Vergil
Mae, to John Lee Smedley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L.
Smedley of Minneapolis, Minn. The bride is a ~54 graduate
of Central High School. The -wedding will take place Sunday, the ninth of June, atSt. James Church of God in Christ
on Selby street at four o~clock in the afternoon.

Mrs. Butler Feted On
69th Birthday

The felatives and friends of
Mrs. Cynthia Delilah. Butler
-tendered felicitations on her
89th birthday at an open house
at. the home of her niece and PUnCh,wete served.
nephew, Mr. and Mrs, Fletcher ~ Mrs. Butler in thinking. those
Smith, 721 E. 12th street in who honored her, recited a. very
Flint, May. 16th. \ lovely and moving, poem. ~

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Spring flowers flanked a huge
birthday cake on a table before
a long mirror. Petite fours and

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rratt fells bowling banquet guests of interracial
towlitig: citcles. To his ~left is Ernest Taylor,
Sons Grecery, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Merrjmon.

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Women's Bowling League Be
Holds Annual Banquet

U. A. W. Womer~s Bowling
League Aannual Banquet, was
held at the Rose of Sharon Hall
on Maines. street Saturday evening, May. 18,

As you entered. the Rose of
Sharon Hall about 9:30 p.m. a
very charming hostess was there
to take your hat and escort you
to your choir at the- beautifully
decorated tables that weer arranged in the shape of a horseshoe...

yourself and rush out to ~Taylor's *

Grocery: and get one. You are
out pf breath ypon your return,
You look the crowd over and
recognize many 6f your friends,
and then you are invited to join
in the big feast. But to everyone~s surprise, you refuse.

You are then introduced to the
president, Miss Lena Johnson.
She in turn introduce you to
some of the officers. Violet: Blackwell, vice president; Bessie

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son, J. McQueary, D. Chambers,
E. Waters; Banquet Committee:
B. Childress, G. Jones, G. Watkins, C. Waters, and L. -Washington, at this time introduction

of the sponsor.

Guest speaker, Mr. Art Pratt,
filling in for Mr. Earl Crompton
whe was unable to attend. Pratt
explained to the audience since

~Guess what foam won the U. A.W. ~Women~s Bowling League?
cates to- (left to right) Bessie.Merrimon, secretary, Lena John-.

son, president; Anna Betts, Barbara Clifton and Georgia Jones.

various. alleys throughout the They are: Georgie Jones, Barcity. But there was much to be bara Clifton, Anna Betts, Lena
Gone Fete 3-6 Johnson, - Bessie Merrimon.

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You feel fér~ your pencil arid~ Merrimon, secretary; Catherine this was an interracial league Pratt received a tremendous Here~s hoping the UAW Wopad and discover that you left. Thompson, treasurer; Prize Com-. mutch have been accomplished applause. He then presented tro- men~s Bowling League a, lot of
your pad at: home.. You excuse mittee: C..Thompson, L. John- in eliminating discrimination in phies to the winners. success in their future endeavor.

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