Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 46]

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Noble, Daughi ter

Conclave To Detroit

The 11th Imperial Shrine
Conclave sponsored' by the Imperial Grand Council of the
Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of
the Mystic Shrine and the Supreme Grand Court, Daughters
of Sphinx ended Sunday, August
11, at 3:30 p.m. The meeting
was the greatest of its kind ever
held in this State.

the 1958 Biennial Session the
biggest and the best Shrine Conclave ever to be held in this
country.

Daughter Willie Mae Johnson,
Supreme |Grand Matron, and all
Nobles and Daughters accepted
the program and pledged their
unanimous support in making

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it a success,

The Imperial Grand Potentate also established a new
Shrine Temple to be known as
Zenith Temple No. 2, making
a total of three Shrine TemPles in Detroit alone, They are
Eureka Temple No, 1, Rami
Temple No. 15, and Zenith
Temple No. 2, There are also
three Courts of Daughters of
Sphinx in Detroit.

The Shrine Ball was a great
success. T. Bone Walker and
his young son were good as
usual. Only standing room was

6 BRONZE REPORTER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1957

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In the joint session of both
Nobles and Daughter, Ill. Johnson Buchanan, the Imperial
Grand Potentate, delivered the
keynote address from _ the
thought, ~I see a New Heaven
and a new earth~ and from the
subject, ~Our Dreams are Com
~He pointed oyt the importance
cf Nobles and Daughters cherishing and praying for their
dreams, 1

Ill. Buchanan also presented
a a program designated. to make

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IN PHOTO, left to right,-are
Mr, Willie Street, Mrs, Lovie
Dennis, Ruth Burney (Miss

Naciredeat~ and her fiancee,
Jessie Cokely. The affair was.
a dance which was a part

of the Nacirema Week celebration honoring Miss Nacirema,

to be had during the last two
hours of the Ball.

The highlights of the 1958
Session will be the Educational Program, the Oratorical
Contest and the Daughters of
Sphinx Home Program, which
is a home for the aged,

Flint, Saginaw, Grand Rapids
and Monroe. were.also represented well at the Conclave and
the Ball. Other Michigan cities
had some: representation there
also. The. entire program was
well covered by the press;.the
Pittsburgh Courier and the
Michigan Chronicle of Detroit,
and the Bronze Reporter of
Flint was represented by Mr.
Al (Hello Folks) Garner and Mr,, John Gibson, Jr., publisher.

Bearing a reporter from Flint
~were Noble Dave Jenkins, the
| Potentate of Cairo Temple, Noble William Whitson and wife,

| Noble E. P. Patrick, Noble James

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Coawtey- Muller Nuptiale

By KIMBERLY

Erma L; Crawley became Mrs.
Floyd Miller at a wedding Ceremony performed at the Shiloh
Baptist Church, Sunday, August
11th.

The couple was united in matrimony by~ Rev. James H. Crawley, Fort Wayne, Ind., a field
worker of Indiana Missionary
Baptist State Convention. He
is an uncle of the bride.

Miss Crawley was a lovely
bride. She carried a nosegay of
white carnations with her wedding gawn of white lace, and
sheath with an empire waistline. The train, falling at the
back, was of white taffeta.

She wore matching mitts and
a shell cap of pearls held her net
veil. White leather pumps completed the bridal ensemble,

Gloria Crawley, sister of the
bride; was maid of honor and
the bridesmaids were: Florence
Rowlette and Clara Barnes of
Detroit, Geraldine Allen, Carolyn Wright, Vivian Peters and
Josephine Walker.

The bridesmaids wore white
lace over blue taffeta princess
lined ballerina length identical
gowns. They wore headdresses

of white rosebuds and carried

E. Harris and Ill.. Johnson Buchanan.

Noble Emory J. Murdock and
Daughter Lucille Franklin are
chairman and- co-chairman of
the Conclave. Committee. II.
Johnson Buchanan, Imperial
Grand Potentate, Dt. Willie Mae
Johnson, Supreme Grand Matron.

Other Flint Nobles and
Daughters attending the Conclave were: Noble W. W. Burton and wife, Noble T. W. McFall, Noble Winston Merrimon,
Dt. Ethel L. Mustin and. Dt.
Evelyn MeNeNely.

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pink carnation nosegays.

The best man was Otis Walker and Jimmie Crawley,
Gerald Moore, Elmer Hawkins,
Clarence Elliott, R. G. Jolnson and Ernest Fisher were
the ushers.

Mrs. Ira Crawley chose orchid
lace with an accenting back
panel and white accessories for
her daughter~s wedding.

Mrs. McPherson, mother of
the groom, also wore lace in
blue with white. to complete
her outfit?

Reception. at Til Morocco

Hall

The reception, which followed
the ceremony was held at the
very recently. remodeled... Til
Morocco on Tilden St. ~On a
white linen cloth covering. ~the
table in the center of the~ building, a_ five-tiered: ~pyramidshaped. wedding cake. with..tiny
silver pearls and- white Tose
bud petals adorned it.

Three gift tables formed a
beautiful background, -.

Guests included Dr. ~and Mrs.
E. C. Moon and. son, ~Inman,
and grand daughter, Mrs. Alice
McMillen of Pensacola, Fiorida:
Mrs. James R. Banks. of. Detroit, Rev. and Mrs, J, H. Crawley, Fort Wayne, Ind.; Mr.~ and
Mrs. Arnold Miller,
Ohid; Mrs. Bertha Miller, grand
mother of the groom;

Mrs, Vista Scott, Pontiac; Mrs.
Charlotte LaBrew, Detroit, and

Betty Edwards, Jackie Battle, |
Lillian White,

Gloria Peters,.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Coleman, Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Hunt, Mr. and]

Mrs, Alex Towner, Mim~ A.
Wright and many,.many more. The~ bride~ plans. to. continue
her education at Flint. Junior
College, where she is a sophomore in the Department of Education.. The couple: will reside at
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