Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 1]

i By Al Gorner'|

Mr. and Mrs. James Brown, 951% Stewart Ave., were
surprised indeed with the addition of twin girls. to the
Snes Linda, 5% Ibs., and Brenda, 4% Ibs., arrived Fricay, Sept. 27th, at Flint General Hospital. The Browns have
three other children, 14 mo., 3 and 5 years of age.

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Early fall not only bring the shedding of the leaves
from the trees and changes in the weather, but also a new
group of brides who have chosen setting for their
marriage.

Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Clark and Pi and Mrs. Willie B.
Jones, Sr., announced the forthcoming marriage of their
dauchter, Jessia Belle, and son, Willie B. Jones Jr., respect--
ively. The event will take place October 5, in the home of
the parents of the groom.

LOUBLE BIRTHDAY PARTY~Piepi Morgan and Willie
Pigee were honored with a birthday) party given in their
behalf. The party was held at the Royal Garden Club on St.
John St. Saturday, September 21. Approximately 150 guests
attended. Certainly this can be called the party of the
month.

In addition to the gayety, everyone enjoyed some mouth

vatering baked ham, fried chicken, choice salads, cake and
ics cream. Mr. Thomas Bert and Miss Amy Allen responded
to the capacity crowd~s every need. Mrs. Mae Burford donated the birthday cake. Food was prepared by Mrs. Roper,
Mrs. Nettie Dixon and Mrs. John Anna McGlown.

Some of the many guests attending included: (out of
town guests): Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Moutons of Inkster, Mich.;
Bettie Prunty and Gwen Bell of Chicago, Ill; Willie Jean
Junior, Della and Jackie Powell, Josephine Finley, Nella
and Ejioise Morgan, Mary Logan, Rosemary Brafee, Annie
Gregory, Beatrice Carter, Marcus Taylor, Alex Davis, Marc
Woodson, Henry Johnson, Chas. Finley, Chas. Smith, J. C.
Johnson, Frank Finley, Leroy Scott, Alley Conn, Bondus
Collins,, Mr. and Mrs. Al Reaves, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Buford, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Major Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finley,
Mr. and Mrs. Bell Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cox, Mr. and
Mrs. Freddie Williams, Mr. and Mrs. James Blakely, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Harold~ Hayden,
~Mr. and Mrs. Joe Knight, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Roberts, Mr.
~and Mrs. George Dunigan, Mr. and Mrs. Beaner Turner,
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Shaheen,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Crowe,
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Stein, Mr..and Mrs. Rose Rutley, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Rutley, Mr. and Mrs. James Watkins, Mr. and
Mrs: Ted Sports, Mr. and Mrs. Roper Ropra, Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Brown, Atty. Oliver Bivins, Louise Finley, Mary
Ellen Morgan, Joan Woodward, Beatrice Johnson. Wee

Chief hostess was Miss Zorada McGlown; host, Chester | nt

Simmons. Congratulations for a job well. done.

SOGIAL CLUB KORNER:

~Bhe esgave~a chicken Sabhbwires on Ninth St.
last..Satu thre Seabsattsix. Needless to say it was a
suetess. Mafathan Club scored with areal gone party at the

Til Morocco Hall on Tilden street over the week-end. The
Lakeside Sportsmen Club as usual came up. with some real
live entertainment for their many friends on Lomita street
last Friday.

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SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY SEPTEMBER 20

- was given for Miss Lillie Herrington, the newly elected treasuret of the inter-club council. The party was given at the very
handsome home of Mr. and Mrs, James Patten on Nevada St. ~Host
for this lovely, affair was her very dear friend, Mr. Adell Henderson. The guest were served a delicious ham dinner with all the
trimmings, along with a variety of refreshments, Among the
many on hand enjoying the festivities were: Mary Johnson, Erma
Taylor, Louise Jackson, Permetry Granberry, Savannah Stafford,
Mr. and Mrs. James Sims, Odessa Johnson, Johnny Bell, Baptist
Hendson, Lena Harris, Eli Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Warfield
Sheppard, Mr. and Mrs. osh Brown, Mr. and Mrs, Cleve Pringle,
Fred Luckado.
The honoree received many gifts including a beautiful bedroom

chair.

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LADY KNIGHT TEMPLE
Sponsored a card party last Saturday at the Rose of peer
Hall on Maine:St. Hostess for this occasion was Lady Rose Bu
P SEATED from left to right
- are the newly elected officers
' @f the Council and organiza~tion of which they are representing: Cleophus Gay, publibity chairman, Amiga Club;. | Frank Johnson, sgt. of arms,
| Lakeside Sportsman; John
Davis. financial secretary, Barons; Idell Jackson. corre~sponding secretary, Exotic
| Fans Club; Irene Wooley, sec
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oud: - ~vice baie? Silv

Club; Al Garner, president, 12~
Step Brothers; Frank Jones, ~~
first vice president. Mombo
Club: Annie Mae Coieman,

recording secietary, Silver
Slippers Club: Lillie Hatrinston, treasurer, Vogeita Ciub:~
Henry Purches, program chairpm Lakeside Sportsman

chanan, chief counselor. Other members were Lucille Washington,
chairman, Evelyn McNeely, Ella Lewis, Emmie Vaughn, Geneva
Boldon, Willie Meeks. Yours truly recognized Al Strozier, T; W.
McFall, Jessie Jones, Bennie McNeely, F. D. Dantzler, James Harris, Mrs. Barbara Mi chell, Harry; Washington, Almetra Carter,
Dorothy Lawson, Mary Milton.

Bar-b-que chicken was the menu. They are to be congratulated.
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Mr. and Mrs. Grady Henderson! Sr., Maines street, have added
to their family, a fourth child, Grady Henderson, Jr. The new
addition weighed in at 6 Ibs., 8 ozs., on 18th of September, The
HendersGn~s three other children are: Marvin, 10, Norma Jean, 5,
and Patricia Ann, 4. Congratulations,

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DELTAS TO SPONSOR FALL ROUND-UP

Saturday, September 28th, has been set at the date for the

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority~s Fall Round-up. The home of. the

affair will take place, The committee is busy making final arrangements. The event is under the sponsorship of the new officers for the as So or Edna Dozier is in charge of invites,

aie en Cha are

and Mrs., Lionel. Verdun, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Bannister;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norman, Mr.
and Mrs. George Williams,.Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Owens, Mr.
and Mrs, Virgil James, Mr. and
Mrs. Avon. Lewis of Pa.; Mr.
and Mrs.. Conway Gist, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Smith, Atty. and Mrs.
Elisha Scott,~ Jr., Lee ~Roy Cole
~Ladies Night~ sponsored by
the Sportsman~s Club,|was quite
a successful and eventful affair
Saturday night.:

The New Bar, a TV |and Wer:
dor with soft lights and music,
represents a $2,000 renovation:
program in the club building.
Jfhe group enjoyed. delightfay buffet luncheon, Door prizes
mystery ~ es ~were

man;. aitler,]. |.
Ann Mar-{ Miss Ann.Marshall, Al Ren
shall. ~|ni~k, Miss Hattie Williams, Mr.

~president, Soror Odena Wadsworth, Whittlesly Ave., is where the,

tH. Matthews wad progranmyeseMis. Kerineth Branford, Mr.
chairman; George-R. Friley,.buf- anid Mrs. peas wens.
fet luncheon chairman; Booker: ~;
Barton, champagne) cocktail
chairman; Dick Owens,. bar pecs; is
keeper. Pays

Some of those attending this lt a | fo Advertise

affair included Dr. and Mrs.

Mrs. Bates
Commended by
Nat'l NAACP

NEW YORK~tThe entire nation is indebted to Mrs. L. C.
Bates for ~her ~steadfast, sober,
calm and courageous leadership
and guidance~~ in the Little Rock
risis, Dr. Channing H. Tobias,
hairman of the NAACP Board
of. Directors, said today in a
letter to Mrs. Bates, president
of the Association-.. organization
in Arkansas.

~Censidering the provocétions |
confronting you,~ he said. ~the
situation, without your leadership might wel! have deteriorat
ed into disastrous conflict...Never has ~here been greater need
than fodty in Lifile Rock for
perceptive and decisive leadership such as you have shown.~

Praising the courage of ihe;
Negro school children, Dr Tobias
said: ~I am sure that these
young pecple have been inspired by the fine example. set by
you. Your dedication exemplifies to them the role they
must pl~y. in today~s struggle~
and in the future. History wil
accord to them, and to you,

Wayne Dancers
To Centennial

Wayne State

missioned ~to dance for the ~100
Years of American Architecture~~~ celebration of. the American Institute of Archtecture.

The dancers will appear at
the Henry and Edsel Ford Au
ditorium at 8:30 pm.,. Wednesday, Oct. 9, when the three-week
celebration begins.

Workshops members will per
form an original danee, ~The
Radiant City,~ choreographed~ by
Harriet ~Berg. ~Julia Sanford.
assistant professor of health education, is director of the

Universitys |
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Included in: the program will:

be on address on contemporary
architecture by Richard Neutra,
of Los Angeles, an internationally architect. The program is
sponsored by the Detroit Chapter of the American Insti*u~e of
Architecture'and will be free
of charge and~ open to the pub
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