Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 49]

SCOUT. TROOP GAVE ICE OREAM SOCIAL~The;

Boy Scout. Troop No, 223, ~sporisoréd the Rosé of Saaron
Lodge, ~gave.an.ice cream social at the Rose of Sharor.. Lodge Hall. on Maines Street last Saturday, August 31.
The Scout~s parents and friends turned out to make the
affair a succéss, ~Members of thé entertainment com-,
mittee ~were:. Freelon ~Threekeld, Leonard Williams and |
Bennie: Kendall; Genesee Couiity~s only Negro Eagie
Scout. Scoutmaster William Léeper, was proud of the
response to. the affair. He urged the public to continue
with its support of these young men of tomerrow.

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DOUBLE siderainay PARTY~Jimmie Glover and

Wicks Pe ke wére ~honored.with a birthday party
given m their behal:, The eae eee held at the home
of ~Mrs. en + Séptéem-|

ber: 1. Pan ape 35 ~guests ea In addition

to: the gayety, everyoiie enjoyed a full course chicken |.

dinner ~and ~a ~variety of. refreshments. Those who at-|
tended the party included: Mr. and Mrs. William ~Carr,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bourgoise, Mrs. Ola Hughes
Smith, Mrs. Lucille White, Luther Roberts, Lée Perkins,
Robert Young, Stanley Sieg: George Perry, and William ~Henry..

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~VISITING FLINT~My. and Mrs. Edward Stewart of
Chicago, -Ill.,; are the ~house guests of Dr. and. Mrs. W.
A. Simms of Belmont St. They will be in our city for
approxieastely a week~Heénry Cooper of Camden, is
~visi.ing h.s two daugiters, Mrs. Maudie Brown and Mrs.
Dora: Andexson of Aitkens St.~Mrs. Lora Brown of
Baltimore Bh'd.; has a guest here from Prescott, Ark.,
in the person. of ~Mrs. Hazel Burton~2Mrs. Gertha Burney and Miss Verlene Gibson entertained Mrs: Burney~s brother, William Watkins and his daughter, Cora,
over the holiday week-end. Both are making their home
in Chicago~ Rev. and Mrs. Charles Watkins of Grant
St.; also Were ~nosts to visitors from Chicago. Their guests
were Mrs. Charlie Mae Jackson, Mrs. Mamie Rogers and:
Miss: inis at ah cd

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NEWCOMER FROM PRESCOTT, ARK.~Mrs. Norma
Lee Gills of Préscott, Ark., has Fecently joined Mer husband in-Flint. Mr, Gils is employed at the Chevrolet
Manufacturing Ca; The Gills are now members of Antioch Baptist Church, Rev. L. W. Pryor, pastor.

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natal ~MOTHER. OF FLINT. ATTORNEY ILL~Mrs. Ralph
_Thomas, 806: Black Ave., mother.of Atty. John H. Thom/as,.was stricken last Friday night, She was rushed to
~Hurely Hospital for examination and ~treatment. According ~to the -last ~reports, she is doing..mach better.
~Members-of: her fam#~ have been at her bedside con-;, tieweely: sineeoher. Lspamnns te the. ~hospital, be aah a
CHRYSLER: HOST TO ALPHAS=:The cammidheics of
~the~ Alpha PAI Alpha Fraternity fee] very Kindly to;
~wards the Chrysler Coroporation. It is our understanding:
that six 1957 chauffeured New. Yorkers were placed.
at the~ disposal of the. Alphas during their recent annual
comntion, held in LosAngeles. And further Chrysler
picked wp the tab for the air-conditioned hotel~ accommodations for the Alphamen.
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~THREE AREA. KAPPAMEN ATTEND CONC}t AVE
Senos Blisha Scott, Dr. W. A.. Sinfms and Dr. Clinton
Cannady of Lansing represented the First Alumni Chapter of the aKppa Alpha. Psi Fraternity at the annual
Kappa Conclave held in Los Angeles, August- 18-22.: KF
HONORS 3 PIONEER MINISTERS~The Missionary:
Baptist Ministers~ Union honored three of Flint~s pioneer
ministers at a recent special program. Rev. L. W. Pryor, |
president, presided. ~prograth honored Rev. W.
A. Vaughn, Rev. E.:J..-Timmons and Rev. Dudley. Music
was rendered by the combined choirs of Golden Leaf,

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New Zion. and Metrépolitan Baptist Churches. Claude} |

Grubbs, Antioch Baptist.Church,.was. the. director.:
Special.vocal selections were: ~He's Using Me~ ~I~m
Tired~: nad ~Search Me, Lord.~ Rev, A. F.:-Thomas of.
First Trinity Baptist. Church delivered a dynamic and!
inspiing mosbage. A special offering. was raised and~
divided: equally between. the. three ministers.

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BENEFIT~
er at the Bar} oo Lounge has just returned from St. Joseph~s Hospital: He was confined for five weeks recupet*:
ating from an operatiéti. Add to~this~situatioh the expectant-arri~il of arf addition to his family. One ddesn~t,. have to stretch his imagination to realize that Harold.
" could use~ a helping. hand. So-0-0 his~ fellow employees
at the Bambeo aré ig- to donate their: services Monday night, September 9, on behalf of Hayden. Admissioh ~Will be votiintary donations of 25e and up (all of
which will go nf Hayden). Owher Phil Shaheer says
he will also maké:-@ tontribution from: the ~bar proceeds if at all possible. Hayden: and his family live on
Lapeer St. Let~s give a good 54 a.small assist. The
Bamboo Lounge is located on N. Suigicinw St. at the
earner of BD Dartmouth.

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ao algo played in ~Anitie Get You
~Top Banana,~ ~Gentle
Prefer Blondes,~ ~Haze
ee -and ~Pajama Game~ o:

Broadway.
Jack Dabdoub, who. was ir
~Marietta,~

It wilt arte Syivie iasahes!
who will not-appear through wn
@ircumstarices, or

| udat: Jay Harnick, director 0~
~| one of the companies who playe~e
i the tole of Enoch Snow:in ~Ca:
| rousel~ will be Lt. Joseph Cable
Charles Welch, another résiden~
actor; will play Luther Billie. -

ford Inn. tent in Farmington.
This wili- be the last time to

see ~South ~Pacific~ as it will,

not be availabl ~again for three!
years, ace ait 6 Adams. "| Drama Festival will be Gertrud
Winifred Melat who played in Berg (Molly Goldberg) who wil

~Damir: -Yarikees,~ will appear in|star in ~The Matchmaker~ fo

Kp will b: |
bring. Emile ~while petite Judy Gay! |
~wilt repeat her portrayal~ 0~ }

Winding up the post-seasor "

the role 6f Bloody Marv. She

has played: the title role in Car-}

men mote - ~than 250. times J.
Sara Dillon will play the leading
Tole of Nettie: |

Like the. first. Nellie,. Mary
Martin, - she Raed ~from Texas.

in Saginaw, at the House o

the week beginning Sept. 16
There is no advance ia tic
kets which may be obtained a*
Hartfield~ Record: Shop in Flint.

Music and in Bay @Gity at Tra
~ Card _~ Camera Shop.

Flint ~ommunity Chorus:
Opens 57-58 Season

The Flint cémmunity Chorus,
organized in 1913,will open its
1957-1958. season ~at 8 pm. Mon- |
day. September 9, in Room 138,
Curtice Building on the the campus of Flint; Janior Community
CoHege: Former members please |
note this change: from previous |
seasons when meetines robe,
held in.Céntfal High Schoo] on
a different ~night. \

Adult singers desiring membership may. apply at this. firs:
rehearsal which will be held in~
Room 138, Curtice Building and
new applicants~ will go individ
The Flint age oe chit
is one of the activities sponsored
by the Flint Community Music
Association which is a membe
agency. of the Red- Feather func
of Flint and Genesee County.

Sieh At Choir~ $
Fifth Anniversary |

The: Adult ir No. 2 of the
Antioch. Missionary: Baptis!

~musical: sétting of the poems by
|Edwin Markham.

R FAROLD RAYDEN=The ftoor walk-|.

Church celebrated. its fifth anniversary Sunday, September -1
Rev, J. W. Jones was principa!
speaker. He'~wa~ introduced by
Rev: ~EL. W: Pryor, pastor of
| Antioch Missionary Baptist..

The program. consisted of
welcome address by Mary Johnson, a solo by Raymond Ruckett

ually. to another. room for - audition. All singers should report
first to the rehearsal room for
enrollment.instructions..

The schedule of the Chorus
for this season is: Fall Con- ~
cert, Sunday, Nov. 17: FortyFirst ~Messiah~ Presentation;

Sunday, Dec, 15: Sixth An- } off Rochestér, @ reading |.
Annual. Spring. Concert, Sun-! by Mar ares Sth rdy the his: |
day, April 13; 1958. Ae tory of the cH by Anne Davis;

Other appearances of civic,/ selections.by. the mass~ chdirs.
educational, religious and social; Tage offeying~was conducted
nature are undertaken -by vor by..Claude.Grubbs, Mary. John:
of the Chorus... gue>s: son and Fannié Battle} remarks

The Fall Concert will offer, and bénedict

two important choral works, one}
classic and the other modern..
The former-is the farnous Schu
Laura Henderson and Claude
Grubbs 4~ the alirector.

The: président? of the choir is|~

second place, Mrs, Beulah Ro
ART BROWN SCORES
FIRST CADILLAC SALE ~
Arthur Brown. Cadillac-Oldsmobile salesman for an area
dealer, is off to a~ good start
in his new venture, Brown is
shown delivering the keys of
a $6.000, 1957 Fleetwood Cadillac to Rev. Ill. W. R. Boykins
of Flint... -

Rev. Boykiris, Who has been
driving Cadillacs for the past

10 years, had this to say about
his deal:
~T am more than pleased

with the sérvice, the price and -

other considerations received
through Mr. Brown, If is good
to deal with a member of my
race, We should back him up
100 per cent since he is
fledged new car salesman and
and ~he really can deliver a
better de:

Vehide City

Golf

~Award Night~ Held

Twenty trophies and many
gifts were awarded memher- of
the Vehicle City Golf Club!
Tournty, The presentations were
made by Mrs. Beulah Roman,
Tourney Directress end MeBeatrice Owens, assistant to the
Tourney Directress,

Official results were as follows:

Men~s Chamstotishtp
Flight
- Winner, Nathaniel Brown;
second place John Martin; third
alace, Max Boler.

Brown, Martin and Boler finished~ with identical scores. A
sudden death playoff was held
to determine the champion.

First Flight

Winner,. Charlés Williams;
second place,. Eugene Brown;
~hird place. J. D. Shook. =.

Second Flight

Winnter, W. J. Tweedie; sec-.
ond plage, Ji immy. Johnson; third
place, Ted Roman. -

Third Flight

Winmer, Osear. Rivers; sécotid
place,... Booker.- Barton; ue
place, ~Arthur V

Women~s Division
Championship Flight.
Winner, Mrs. Ailene. Butler;

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bert ~Mass in: G~ which will bey
performed with. orchestra; the

~work-is McKay~s Choral

~Lincoln Lyrics,~ the |

mod
~Suite;

The coming ~Messiah~ presen~tion by the Chorus and the Flint
Symphony Orchestra will be the
Forty-First ~Christmastide performance of this great oratorio
in Flint. It wiltendeavor to continue the tradition of tellirig the
story of Christ in great music
and not of merély giving a con
eert Of Sacred miuisi~.

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_ OPENING FOR THE FALL SEASON |
~Eston Broome and his Quartet
~Now Appearing At The Ever Popular

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man; third. place, wal Ruth
Carter,

~First Flicht
Winner, Mrs. Lucille Barnes;
second place, Mrs. Julia Johnson; third place Mrs. Anna
Betts.

Two additional awards were
made. Mrs. Ruby Hardin Treceived an award for being the

oldest playér~and club member

in the Women's Division...Udell
Jefffies was given honors for
being the oldest player in the
Men~s Division. ~.;

Approimately 75 guests dha
members were on hand to mete
ness the présentatiéns.

a full ~

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