Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 6]

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ke to ask the readers
of ~the~ Bronze Reporter a few
uestions,~

Shrist hath seid, ~As a man

~in.his heart. so is
think
- with the heart of his blaod

4 Flint, T would not talk to you

itseat of our government is. The
Court House, Police Station, Post |~

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and Styles frem $3,00 up
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1133 Leith St.

~Christ also said, ~With the

| heart, man believes.~ Can He 3
believe with the heart of his +)
blood passage? There are unlim.|
ited numbers of seripture ref-|)
Hackett, 1835 Chelan, - age 54,
ied Friday, Nov, 1; at.
ospital. Funeral serv
held at } p.m Tuesday,

erences I. could give, however,
space is limited. é

If I were going to talk. tol:
~you concerning the heart of

about Foss Avenue or Lapeer
St., but. dewn town where the,

Office, Banks, etc. This ds. ~the
heart of Flint.

is the center of operat:on, be
heart of a person. i

Brothers and sisters, I firmly
believe that unless a person~s
mind has been changed, his
mental attitude has had a trans
self 4 child of the King,:

I would like to request each
of you to read, I See It as yourself, thus question; Can this
blood passage we point to when
we Say our heart is right, have
any connection with these scriptures? Prov. 23:7; Jer. 9:28:
Matt. 5:8;.Eph. 3:17; Rom, 10:10;
Matt. 15:19.

I pray Ged will bless the.
printing of this message. /.Your questions and comments}
will be deeply appreciated
Write Rev. J. W. Jones, care oF
Bronze Reporter, 951 E.. Sie-)
wart Ave.

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not talk about his arms,:leg or]
feet, but his mind, because this If

~| formation, he cannot. cai] -him- |

~Pontiac,.
Oakhill cemetery, Pontiae, Mich.
Mts. ~Hackett ~was born
Sept. 19,
lived in s sia for about 25
So it is with man, I would| |

wee ~Mra socom fhe cua checabes etal
Chapek~ AME. Church} the ~Lu-| ing.

from Quinn ~Chapel | AME AW-CIO Local 659.. Mrs. Hac- ine
Church. Rev.-James"S. A. Mit- yet wi sae oe ae the:
chum officiated. Burial was in| Parts and Serviee. Ae ings

FALLING HAIR-DANDRUFF
ALOPCIA: AREATA ITCHING |
SCALP-ECZEMA
PROF, R. STEVENS, Pres.

Mme, Lena Teverbaugh, Founder

Bus. 1317 Leith St.,
Ph. SU. 5.9751

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Flint,
Mich,

urley | cretia Artis Club ~of the cturch, |
were tam toon ppg

ica, Helping Hand Circle, the

in Surviving are::, cee ig.
1903, and | $2uehter, Mim Marie Corman of). > al Georie wane | gc it
ears, | Pontiac; mes sere nekett, | ver, 1176" racelawa, |.. ane. mare cay;
ve. | Oe, of Calitorymai, = page 90, expired Saturday, ~Nov. Greensboro

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Ph CE, J ababhs

geetaiien ation by. the Greene 4 fic

aban Ls| ors e 6 eS Be 3 ~ | aie

2 4pes County Hospital.
followed three years of
He was born in Birmingham, Ala., ~July 3, 1867, son of
Geo Oliver ~and Rosie Co
eS in Flint the past 17;:
months. He was a member of

ence. ot t

Flint, Mrs, Susie Henry of ~Sag-|i pinaw; a son, Jesse' Oliver of
~}\ Chicago; ~five. grandchildren; a
great grandson. anda host of

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| other relatives and many friends. but to make another try.

the Olive ~Baptist Church opto ut
on, Vicksburg Mids. Ha: was S ah ie on
armer, Wj. ~Nothing in b
Surviving are: ane aaueh. ee pray igerveng
~tars, Mrs. -Rosie ve. Ge
Flint, Mrs. Anna.M Of | nseape ~ ~

He urged ~the~ students not ta reer
be. discouraged when sugeess oy,

seems to ~slip ffom their grasp, |

~Arrangements by thé House |;}of Spencer, 1204 Lapeer.. and many friends.

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ITH ~ Corneling! ~: smith,
203 E. Ninth St.) age 54, expired Sunday, Nov. 3, at MeLaren General Hospital, Funeral
sery-ceg were held at 1) pm..
| Wednesday, Nov. 6, from the
Yivst T:inity Baptist Church,
Rev, F. A. Thomas officiated.

Burial was in Riverrest Cemeterv. Death followed an illness
of one year. He was born in
S.ratham. Ga.. May 21, 1903, the
son of Columbus Smith? and
Emma. Ash Smith and ~has. resided in Flint for the past 21
vears; He was a member. of ~the
First Trinity Baptist Church and
was very active in. church: affairs until his illness.

Surviving: are: wife, Emma
Smith; son, John Jordan of De=
troit; two grandchildren, Beverly Jean and. Nathaniel Jordan
of Detroit; three. sisters,. Mrs.
Mary Dotson, Miss Ola Smith,
both of Stratham, Ga.,. Mrs.
Clara Smith of Dayton, Ohio:
two. brothets,. Columbus /.and
Willie; a host of other relatives

saghew

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was a me

Flint.

and friends.

Arrangements by ~ House of
Bespers Mortuary, 1204 Lapete:;

THOMAS~Mis. ~Willie Trom-|
as, 2446 Michigan Ave., age 6%:
died~ Wednesday, Oct. 30, at the |
residence. Funeral services werg
held Monday, Nov. 4, from the.
Sp'ritual Istael Church, corner
of Michitan and Hickory Rev:
Arnett Mitchell officiated. Burial | 2
was in Riverrest Cemetery.

Death follawed a short illness!
She was horn in Jabkson, M~ss,
August 12, 1890, and lived irk
Flint for the last 22 years, She
r of. the Spiritual
Israel Churth since coming te

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Surviving. are: gran~children~
Mrs. Minnie Marks, Mrs. Ber;
nice Berry, Eugene.Banyard:
Robert Banyard.: Ralph~ Waters.
Lucille Jones, Willia Mae Harris;
all of Flint; a host of relatives

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TOTAL
RESOURCES
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This $700, 00. 00 care fund i is in trust at the Michigan National Bank, Fitut. This money is in~vested nee cannot | be ic aseht an only the income can be used to take care of - cemetery.

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PERPETUAL
CARE FUND
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$700,000.00

RIVERRE ST CEMETERY

of Sunset Hills Association
d on Fldghing Road, Flint.

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The officers and idbctors are Flint Citizens, Aner have never abnus any salary, nor have they
ever ~paid any dividends, in spite. of- the. big investment, but have served without pay to give
Flint an qvinegading speed eeien:: e..

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- The doe of hrist makes a \ pertect centerpiece for a. beautiful~ natural burial park for those
Ge hg. Have: passed on, as well as a nenaarh Bark to visit for the living.

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UPhis: ~bemetery is located approximatsly reventy feet see Flint River, which makes for good)
ature drainage

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pi SERVICES

~| Church of Christ The King
Thirteenth ~end, Clifford Sts,
Sunday: services 8:30 and 11
a.m. Rev, Father Norman DuKatte. Pou a ws is welcome,. CHURCH OF DF GOD
cea anae

st
3020 St, ohn Seo in Gt

Rev. John Smyers, Pastor
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St. Jumes~ Church of Goa

~| in. Christ~4401 Selby: St.

Arrangements: by. Butler Fun:
eral H Home, 3115 St.John St.

Rev. James~ ~Meigen, Rastor

Co aS ae

|The First Church of Ged

in Ghrist--96i5 St. John St,
1. Services: 12 ~Noon. bien:

school: sre Wht g
Rev. S ~. Bole Pastor, CHURCH OF Gop
Sis,
Rev. G, Williams, Pastor

i ee ee
4901. North St ~.

Elder Je 8. Lester, Pastor, Bunday School; 10 a.m. Morn;
ng. Worship, ay. a.m, All are
velcome.