Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 1]

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Adverse economic factors which include the rising
cost of living and unemployment in the automobile industry have added to the seriousness of the problem
of clothing Detroit~s needly children is that they can

attend school.

The statement was made
by Earl R. Laing, principal
of Eve r ett Elementary
School, in announcing the
Fall Public Clothing Drive.
It will start Monday, Oct.

7, and end Friday, Oct.
18.

As the new, president of
Detroit Public Schools Social Service, inc., Mr. Laing
will act as chairman of the

- +) dijve. ~The ~charitable agen-)~

cy again co-operating
the schools will be the
Volunteers of America.
Contributions of used shoes.
and clothing taken or sent
to a public school will

picked up, cleaned and r
paired by the Voluntee
and given free to need

children who might otherwise be absent because par
them for school.

spring months oniy because
of the success of the Cloth
~of ~children~: ee
ents cannot afford to clothe|
will be clothed for school eed?
during the winter and|-~

ing Drive,~ Mr. Laing point-| 55,

ed out. ~We must have
clothing of all sizes to meet
our growing needs. oY

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opener, will probably be slight
favorites Saturday on the basis
of its impressive win plus the
fact that the game will be play=
ed in the Stater~s home field.
In beating the Cornhuskers, the
Cougars displayed a devastating

Z| passing attack, with their junior ~

quarterback Bob Newman
throwing three touchdown passes., Although the Mustangs threw

it is doubtful
State can match SMU~s ground
atack, they proved they could
run by picking up over 200.
yards on the ground against
Nebraska, which should keep
the Gal defense honest. *~

On defense, though, the Cougars may be in trouble. Cal~s
offense is almost certain to be
-considerably smoother in it~s
second outing, and the return
of halfback Darrell Roberts,
probably the outstanding Bear
breakaway back, will make Cal
considerably more dangerous on
the offense. Roberts, felled by
the flu just \prior to the opener,
is also the Bear~s ~best passing
halfback.

Delta Devils
Roast Alcorn

ITTA BENA ~ The Mississ- -
ipipi Voeational College Delta
Devils opened their 1957 season
with a 21-6 win over a fighting
Alcorn College eleven on the
-Braves~~home field.

The Devils waunted ground

land air attack amassad a total

of 511 yards,:
MVC scored in the opening
minutes of the first quarter on

~ja 17-yard pass from quarter
back ~Nathnaeil McGinnis ot
etnd Lawson Persley. The TD
was set up by a 55 yard pass
completion on ~the fiirst play

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240 Ibs guard who Converted on,
three Attempts: during: the con~
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combination,

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NOTICE

The Lucretia Artis Club of
Queen Chapel A. M. E: Church
will present a panorama of fall
and winter fashions, Sunday
October 6, at 4:30 P.M. in the
church auditorium.

Hat and furs from. Smith.
Bridgman~s will~ be featured.,The models are Mrs. James
Micham, Mrs. Virgil James, Mrs.
Allen Parker, Miss-Winona Artis, Mrs. Wrex Weaver, Jr. and
Mrs. John R. Caldwell.
r Mrs. Chorles Neely is gen
erd! chairman of the affair.
Mrs. John Caldwell, publicity.

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