Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 48]

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Ms. oat os EY and her two children,

and Melvin, thave recently returned to their:
on Pingree Street. They had a pleasant Train

the combine

dick ides th sented ont ok 5 lavish affair. The~
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of the party was to acquaint

renew old friendship. The tables were adorne with
table cleths, ching silver, and crystal wear.
BarB-Q. Pt Pt rer decorated with mixed flowers.
consis:ed of oo salad, served in yellow
cups, Oe aspic verved on a platter of

_.Water cress. Three relish dishes very c arefally decorat
Party sandwich loaf, chiffon pies in pmk green,
~amd white with other ~refreghmentsi About 15
were enterta'ned. At was reported that da
a lovely time, to end the summer season. -

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MISS DELMARRIE HERRINGTON AND. SISTER
JACKIE SPENDS TO WEEKS IN ALLIANCE, OHIO.
~-Delmarrie and Jackie spent two weeks in Alliance,
Qhioe with relatives where they ee had a wonderful time.: a
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RETURNS TO CITY~Rev. and Mrs. Oharles G, Prit-|
chett of Evergreen Street, have returned from their
vacation.. While away Mrs. Pritcett w:.tnessed the/

_. gra@wation of her brother. Booker Stafford who re
ceived his n.j.3ters Degree in education from Alabama
State Coiiege. Montgomery, Alabama.

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LEAVES ON VACATION~Mrts. Igory Tomas and|
daughters Syivia Jean and Ivy Loraine of Chelan St.,
left Sunday for New York. They will be the house guest
of Mrs. Theodare Stafford. The sister-in-law of Mrs.
Thomas. She is tse teacher of | special education at
Parkland community school.

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HOSTESSES~Mrs. Ivory Thomas and Mrs. William
Fraction hosted a lovely patio party Thursday night/
for..Mr. and Mrs: William Taylor and Mr. and Mrs.
- Sylvester Austin, both of St. Louis, Mo.\At the Thomas
home on Chelan Street. Games were: ployed and refreshments. were served in ~the dinning room from; a..table centered with an arrangement of yellow red and..tm are sisters of Hrs. Thomas and eunts of rMs. Frac-,

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Waite snap. dragons interspersed with greenery, and
golden dried folfage flanked by aqua and. white tapers.
in crystal cand@tabra"tn 2 qaakér lave cloth Arrange~~ments of meattecoiored ~zladiola throughout'the house
--completed--the appointments. __

Guest included Mr. and Mrs. Herman Harniiton, Mr.
and Mrs. Berlin Dobson, Mrs. Theodare Dobson, Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Nash, Mr. and~ Mrs. John Tyiska, Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Holt, ~Lucille McCormick, Mrs. Gente-|_

iwene Johnson, Mrs. Leroy Maxey, out of town guest.
Mrs. Gladys Johnson, si#ter of Mrs. Maxey from Chi~~apo, Ill. Mrs. William Taylor and Mrs. Syivester Aus
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SOCIAL. CLUB KORNER~The Captivator club gave ||
real gone Rock and Roll Teen-Ager ball at the Hurti-|
Southside Social gave a ~party |

cane~ room Saturday.
on 7th Streets Saturday. The Mornarch club scored
with a lively party last Friday. night on Foss Street..
That~s all folks seé you next week. The eight Pals
of Pleasure Bridge Club motored to Idlewild Tuesday
to spend a week including the Holiday.

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BRONZE REPORTER, SATURDAY, AUG. 31, 1957

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smartness. eee erent aes wees

RETURNS FROM BIRM- ~

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|elared thé ~Sea ~,.| equal only to that ~ot the Pacific~. | Coast.

After. ~having oh enjoyable

food srbobiahers They ae.
food fete was

Mts. Brown Widies $a thank
each of het three friends for
their hospitality extended to her
guests,.- ~

During the past week, Mrs.
Orrin P. Butler has played the
role of a, gracious ~hostess to
several friends who were in
Flint for a few days.

From Chicago, fil., came a pair
who were married in the Butler~s Adrian, Michigan home
seveh years ago. They were Mr.
and Mrs; John Crutcher. Incidentally, Mr, Crutcher is chairman of the Planning. Commission for North Chicago, where
the couple is making their
home.: a
The. Butlers also received
visits from their former pastor
in Adrian, Rev. R. L. Williams.
and his wife: Rev. Williams was
guest speaker at Shiloh Baptist,
Church Sunday morning.

And then there were Mr; and
Mrs. W. T. Barksdale of Detroit.
Mrs. Barksdale is the farmer

Mrs. Orin P, Bulter _
Receives Many Visitors -

Rebecca Hollans, who received
her. apprenticeship. as. a /funeral
director under the late R. C.,

Chandler Funeral Home..She is
now featured as the only lady
funeral director with the House
of Diggs.

Mrs; Butler worked with Mrs.
Barksdale while she wa~ a guest
funeral director last fall at the
House of Diggs. d

Last Sunday, Mrs. Butler entertained Mrs. Blanche Browr
and her guests from ~California
Mrs. Jessie Walker Mrs. Heler
Cobb. and her friend Mrs, Ballintine ~Hill of ~Chicago.

After the ~visitors were feted
to a tasty turkey dinner.. the
| Butlers invited them to~ atten?
the floral fea atthe Duran? |
|hotel wheré the "Butlers help
serve as host and,fostess,.

Mrs. Rosa-Spencer, mother: 0~

in her home ~on Oregon street
Monday ne: te out of town-:
ers.

Dr. and Mts. Walter G;
Daniels of New York City and
Mrs. Ethel] Washington, Canton. ave., whom they are visit,,
ing in Detroit motored to Flint.
to spend the day with Dr,
pan niece, Mrs. J. eT

peticer f:

The: ate Pe: the
touring, eur. HAO city,
made a yeryimmortal impression as they expressed. They
were attracted to the educational advancement in the cultural development: here, which

Dignitaries Visit Flint

J. Merrill. Spencer was hostes:~

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they commended very highly.
Dr, Daniels formerly associin the Library and Bducatior

Dept.; is how employed ~as resident supervisor of ~ere ~New

setumned te Detroit
wenaat cin and will leave

that city, Friday ~en route home.

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Eston Broome and his Quartet ~;
Now Appearing At The Ever Popular ae

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CORRECTIONS

BOB PALMER, Met.

ware ~Hoplclive ~ind ue:
| pearls.
by Rev. Ira Watkins of Macea_|

0! catried a bouquet of whi.e ear~ A
nation. m

-| ~Sister, was maid ef ~honor in

by + wu'ching. net cap.

~groom's: sister;

Chandler of the Robinson and |

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was held by a crown ~of ~ 3

For ~her wedding, pérfotmédt~ band
onia ~Baptist Church, the bride|~ 1

Miss Yvonne White the birde~s

|were pink veil held in plate

Bridemaijds wete another sik.
set, Barbara Veasley, the bride-|
Dois Dickeson,
Beverly Epps sad Ada aang

They were gowned alike in
Pink on ePach iridescent taffeta.
They wore pink veils and ~caps. |. Sharon Reed, daughter of Mrs.
Moses Marbry was the flower
girl, she wore a blue nylon|!
4ress, trimmed jn taffeta, ade

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