Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 50]

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By AL GARNER

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~Again thousands of youngsters who have anxiously
looked forward to the opening of ~ in their individual
localities are just about in full swing with the fall activities.
Many of our southern states have accepted integration while
others are still making every stand to continue segregation.
There is much to be thankful for when the most in educational opportunities are offered to alll on an equal basis,
~s our duty lies in encouraging youth to take ~e
~OF ~it.

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Mr. and Mrs. David Cundiff were hosts to bag guests
in their home on Maines Street Sunday evening. Those attending and remaining to socialize were: Mr. and Mrs.
Mannon Waterson, Saginaw; Mrs. Jimmie Mae Bailey ~and
David Edwards. The Cundiff~s hospitality was immensely
enjoyed. ~|

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Gloria and Jim Greene are the proud parents. of a
bouncing baby boy who weighed in Tuesday, September
3, at 6 Ibs., 13 ozs. Little Jimmy E. ~Greene Was born at
Hurley Hospital. The family resides iat 2505 St, John
Street. Jim Greene Jr., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo A.
Greene of McPhail Street.

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Arthur Braggs~ ~Idlewild Revue,~ with a cast of 30 will
open Friday at the Flame Show Bar. Personalities such as
Della Reese; who appeared last Sunday on the Ed Sullivan
Show, T-Bone Walker, the White Hall Dancers and many
others. will appear.

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BENEFIT FOR. HAROLD HAYDEN AT THE BAMBOO
The benefit for Harold Havden at the Bamboo Cocktail
Lounge last Mondav evening turned ost to be a great suc~e~ess. The emplovees donated their time for this worthy
cause. The Evans Bradshaw Trio entertained the crowd
beautifully. Phil Shahé@en, the proprietor, will make the
donation Saturday hight. Phil informed us that some of
~Monday night's business proceeds from the Harold benefit will also be donated. We are verv happy to see Harold

well ~and hack on the job.,

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THE MADDRIES ENTERTAIN
- Mr, and Mrs. Robert Maddrie were host Saturday to-a
group of. teachers at a Back-to~School party in their lovely
home on Russell St. The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion and Mrs. Maddrie was a perfect hostess
for the affair. The guests were served chicken salad, party
biscuits, waffles, celery sticks with cheese, spiced peaches,
delishes and a variety of refreshments: Among the many
guests on-hand enjoying the festivities were: the hostess~
mother, Mrs. soos Coleman ~from.Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs.
Anar Ste Baer Green, Miss Gwen, Eliott, Jathes,
Morgan; Paut: Bt Setersteten Nash, Mr.-and Mrs, Boyce Buckner, Mt. arid~ Mrs. Billy Jean Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Scott, and Mrs. Wilma Woodall of the Chicago De' ferider. It certainly was the nicest to say the least.

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BRANCH FAMILY REUNION AT SCENIC-VIEW
The first time in about eight years the complete Branch
- family was together, with the excepfion of Joseph B. Branch,
~-the father. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Branch, Mr.
and_ Mrs. Louis Branch, Mrs. Ronald Cooley and son, LawFéfice, Mrs. Marion M. Branch, and J. Malcolm Branch who
f ig~ on the Advertising and Public Relations staff of the
ronze Reporter. Guest was Mr. Danny-Iron. After the. picnic-the family continued activity at Wildwood Park. It

- Was reported that everyone had an enjoyable time.

+ The Eight Pals Bridge Cub eluted Tuesday from a
-week~s vacation in Idlewild. Each year in addition to the: charitable, cjvic and social work of the group, the members
_during the month of August when the club is not function~ing, take their vacations together.

Each reported a marvelous time in their lake front cottage which offered all kinds of amusement for their families
and themselves. Their activities included horseback riding,
roller skating, boating, swimming, and enjoying the delightful: ertertainment at the Fiesta 00m and Flamingo.

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The Foxes Club Fancy Pants Bal will be held Saturday,
Sept...14, 9'n.m. until 1 a.m. at the Flint Armory, on Lewis
St. Everyone is ~wetcome. Tickets are available at Sonny~s
Dairy Bar, Jimmy~s Loan and by calling Mrs. Rose Curtis, }
CEdar 5-3483. The Five Aces Club will give their first anniversary semi-formal ball Saturday, Sept. 14, at the Town,
Hall in Pontiac on Pike St., 9:30. p.m. until 1:30 a.m. The~
Tic Tock Club~s big dance will be at the Unique Bridge Club
Saturday, Sept. 14, 9 p. m. until 1 a. m.

MRS. BUTLER HOSTEss: To LUNCHEON

Mrs. Ailene Butler entertained her mother-in-law, Mrs.
T. D. Butler who resides ~in Chicago, Il., with hér daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Slyvanus Tyler. Enjoying a
delicious and attractive luncheon were: Mrs. Henry Neely,
- Miss Loreta Butler, Mrs. R. Hardin, Mrs. Walker Jackson,
Mrs. William Simpson and Mrs. Will Brown:

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Quote, ~Lou LaTour is truly
the nation~s top MC and Fashion
Commentator,~ Gladys. P. Graham, 7 representative.

Miss LaTour has had a most
wonderful and busy season as
MC and Fashion Commentator,
doing on the average of a show
a month. As MC at Goodson~s
{Town Club this Spring, Lou LaTour was held over an extra
three weeks. Other appearances
for her as MC this season were
he Mae Garris Testimonial Dinner in the Skyline room of the
Hotel Theresz, the Annaul Tea
of the Vocational Guidance and
Workshop Center in the Gold
Room cf the Hotel Theresa,
the May Concert Series of the
Ta~ional Negro Opera Company
'n the Hctel Theresa Ballroom,
~1d the Annual Graduation Exercises of the LaRoberts Schoo}

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cof Beauty Culture at the Corner;
Stone Baptist Chireh in Brook-!
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"ie Fash'on Commentator, Miss
LaTour~s flow cf descriptive
expression are stperb, This season she has setved a Commentator for the Bethel AME Children~ Fashion Show in the YMCA Little Theatre, fer the only
exclusive: Men's. Fashion Show
held this year. et~ the Dawn
Casino, the exquisite Fashion
and Hairstyle Show presented
in the Ballroom of Hotel Dip~omat by the New York State
Beauty Culturists~_ Asse., and
for the sixth consecutive year
-He was Commentetor for the
"Sisters~ Feshion end Hairsty'~e
Show et the Linden Manor in
3. Albans, NY.

Miss LaTour~s artistry and|

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BOSTON~-The Negro: in Amcrica con advance to full integration only from a: position of
address before the joint conven;
strength, Dr. Frederick D. -Patterson, president of the National
Business League, declared in an
tions of the league which he
heads and the National Housewives~ League of America which
closed here today.

~All important racial, re~igious and nationality groups in
this country, Dr. Patterson
said, ~move into the mainstream ~of ese life from
&~ strong | thie of united
e ffort. Th cero~ S Op.
portunity nee "challenge today.

e ate no less American and
no less integrated for ageing

cooperated as a group to work

for- or to preserve advantages
that can be secured no other
way.~

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The Business League, founded in Boston in 1900 by Booker
T.. Washing~on, the famed
founder of Tuskegee Institute in
Ajgbama, has a membership of
30,000 Negro business men in
33 states. The Housewives~ League, a consumer organization,
was founded. in*I930 in Detroit.

Dr. Patterson, a former presi
dent ~of Tuskege~ Institute~ snd
now executive director of the

Phelps- New_York,
City, ca gees ngthening|

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MC and Noininentator, but as
Lecturer, Speaker and Dramatist
as well. In fact ~Talking is her
busiriéss.~ |She is sSougnat here
in NYC aiid also for out-of-town
engagements.

Last month she was guest
speaker at omg ~Wn Phi Delta
Sorority~s Mass Meeting in Baltimore when the group held its
annual Boule at Morgan College,
and she is now. preparing for
an October appearance in Arl.
ington, Va, fo Mrs. Cathzrine
Hawkins who has been a shutin
for years. This she will enjoy
because. she hobby is working
with and for Shutins through
LaCheerios. So, helping to cheer
through and wi.h her ari will
ho deubt be a_ plessurc-cither
as MC. Commentator, Lec~urer,

~Speaker cr Dramatist.

Strength Needed For integretion,
Dr. Peitersan Tells Businessmen

and human. resources to beconie
a potent influence ~affec in the
economic resources of Negroes

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| Mrs. Helen Pene | were: Mr and

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lit was just that. There were

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and lovely dishes and many.
trnes of delicious foods. Many,
well ~known personalities. were
present at the party..

Gueste seated at the table of.

Mrs. James Wilson and daugh~ters, Carol and Denis of Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam White. Mrs.
Phehe Davies N.C. Bradlev I.
Coton, Halbert Anthanv. Wallie
Barker, Mrs. Estella Eaton. Alhert Pane, Mrs. Leslie Mae Davis, Mrs. Naomi Ford: Verna:
Mae Flakes, Mrs. Eleanor Town-:
send. Lonnie Ruth_ Williams,

Williams,

THere was a nrize g~ven far
the most beautifully decorated
table which Went to Mrs.
Blanche Brown. Her decorations
consist of a white lace table
cloth accented by its gold base
backing. The centerpiece of an
attractive floral arrangement in-|
*n a five point~star svmbolizing
the five colors of the Eastern
Star, blue, yellow, white, green
and red;.also~made by Mrs.
Brown. Adorning the table was:

Overpay Veterans

Overpavments to disabled veterans receiving extra compen.
sation for dependants are snbject to recoverv by the Government. but can be avoided if the
veteran renorts. prempt | any
change of devendency. |

Liovd H. Jameson Manacer
of the Veterans Administration
resional office in Detroit. svid
Additional payments because of
sépendents are av*horized by
low for veterans whoce service.
connected disabiliies are rated
at 50 nercent or more.

Overravment of ~these a~lowayras is usual!v the.result of!
changes of mari~al s~atus. desth |
or dependent children marrying |
or reaching *he se of 18, si
Jameson n explained.

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ie and Mrs. Leo A. Greene,
Mrs. Ophelia Hooper, Mrs.: C.
Griffin and daughter. ~John Gibson Jr., Mr. and Mrs, Turner
Hartfield, Will Brown and
ca age ~Gwendolyn Collins,
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