Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 10]

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- Genesee - Coun Hairdressers Win will
Beauty Salon uy soon. Iris Streeter,

Green,
tivity marking National Beauty Week.:

Special programs at. the numerous establishments in g
the community will be sponsored by the inet or eague. ~

Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association. Soe.
PP Base operators of beauty salons in Flint ha
Pp emeren personalized service to such homes 4s Whaley
Home., Tuberculosis Sanatarium, Child Welfare; Michigan School for the Deaf and the Big~Sister. "ganization
~Siren Lift~ is the new coiffure created -in. observance
of the week which can be converted to be worn with the
varying spring fashions. According to the hairdresscrs
bangs will continue to be worn, but the new bang will allow.
the hair to be Spee up or out at the sides or be smooth
for a sculptured look. The new hair style has its evegntfges
to accommodate the new millinery this Season. -

Mrs. Millie Webb, 4309 Maines street, was: cists last
Saturday night ~of a birthday party flonoring ~Mrs. Willie
Roberson. Those on hand to help celebrate the occasion
were Laurentine Williams, Margie Allen, Marie ~Alten;; Juanita Smith, Luella James, Rev. and Mrs. S. L--Williams, R.
Powell, O phelia Davison, Mrs. R. Jones, Mrs. S. ~Smith, A,
Cadlich ad Mrs. S. Williams.

Mrs. Robinson received many lovely ~Pitts: eG

The charming hostess served her guests a bounteous
array of fried chicken, stuffed celery, hot -rolts, a variety
of salads and topped off by a distinciive French punch.
Games were.played, and a good time wa; had by all.

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It was open house at ~the Irving Antell~s of: cellar ~Ave,
last. Sunday in honor of their lovely daughter, Louise, whose
~Bas Mitzvah~ took place Saturday morning at Congregation
Beth Israel. Bas Mitzvah is the traditional ceremony at
which a young person is formally accepted into adulthood.
Among those who came to wish the Antell~s ~Mazeltov~. and
to partake of the delicate pink champagne were the Bob
Plumbers, the Milton Panzers, the Herman ~Gibsons, the
Leon Maizliches, theh Mort Leitsons, the Rev: Auer Mrs.
Karel Botermans and many, many others.

Seen at the Bar Auxiliary Style Show and Card Party |.

were Mrs. Glenora Roland, Mrs.- Terri Van Hurley, Mrs.
Ailene R. Butler, Mrs. Ethel Reace Young, Mrs. Ruth Failer:
Mrs. Jo Davis, Mrs. Penny Bugbee, Mrs. Christine Cundiff,
ony Mildred Pace, Mrs. Jimmie Mae Bailey, jand countless |
others.. Mrs. Roland and Mrs. Butler were the lucky: winners of
lovely door prizes. The affair took place at -the ballroom
of the Durant Hotel on Tuesday, Feb. 11th.

Guests at the Modern Realty OPEN: HOUSE: Sunday,
Feb. 16, will be greeted by a charming hostess, Miss~ Margaret Phillys Hayes. She will represent the Reed Furniture
Co. Miss Hayes, daughter of the late and Mrs. G. L. Hayes
of 12th St., is in her second ~year at Junior College. She is
believed to be the first Flint race student in retailing. Miss
Hayes has had selling training at Sears, Roebuck &. Co.,
and Kresge~s. It would be Sneonrdang to her if we could

give + her our support. Se

Our friends and neighbors who are ill include Mrs. Ethel y
' Allen, 1901 Lapeer St.; Mrs. Frenchye Weaver, 707 E. Well- | f.
ington; A..L. Hunter, 3215 James P. Cole Blvd. Felix Payne, | see <
Gen. County San.; Mrs. Geneya Fullerlove;'1221 Central St.; |

Mrs.. Otelia Nelson, 771 E. ~Leith St.; Mrs. Laura Liston,
Hurley Hospital; Mrs. Mary L. Williams, 1412 Park St., anc
John W. Rhodes, Hurley os aaa. let~s visit them often.

Ticttasiohs Are Out~ |

Invitations have gone out -to) tea are. the Zags, the Foxes, and;
club groups to attend the March |the. Public~ Rélations Committee

- March 2nd, from 4 to 7:30 p.m.

of Dimes Club Fellowship tea;
Mrs. James Grady announced.
The tea. will be held Sunday,

at CIO Hall, 812 Leith St. 2

There will be, no admission
charge but donations to the
March of Dimes will be accepted..
The tea will give opportunity to
the many club groups to become
better acquainted, and at the
same time contribute to a worthy.
cause.

Those clubs sponsoring the

of the Elks. Committee members.

are Mrs. Addie Pea, Mrs. Marion
Williams, *

Grady, Mrs. Dorothy Ferguson,
Mrs. Rose Curtis, Mrs. Marie,
Curl and Mrs. Vivian Penegar.

Any club~ which has: not yet:
seen contacted ~ may call Mrs.~

Dorothy Ferguson, SU. 17-1281
after 5:30 p:m.;. Mrs. Addie Pea,
SU. 17-2662 after 4:00 p.m.; or the
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TAKE wae OF A Swearen= peTER! |

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co-chairman, head the committee for the week's ac-/. | own:national~ problem (racial dis
Joke~, Fred, Garrett:

| P. Jones, grdject secretary: of. the

1 of. the: National: Education: Asso|clation ~andthe American: Asso
Mrs. Vivian Bradley, |Mrs. Helen Holbrook; Mrs. Ozie'|:

4 University, ~and ~the Ph:

week~ and-get rid of. ~ott peat

~throw tomatoes at
call-him names!.Then| spend the
rest of the ~year in brotherly love.

Dr. - /Leving,. a: powerful and
quivineing! ~speaker; ~urged that
in today~s. world. we must be
concerned about - brotherhood:
This means we must. be ~conlcernéd about slums, about ~the
mentally -ill; about -delinquents
both~ juvenile and adult;

We~ must: be gi about
racial. tensions. <
Doeetned neve inust find out
the facts~ and find ~ways. of ~cor:
recting~ undesirable conditions by
joining ~with groups who: are attempting: to-do. ~something about:
such: eonditions:*~
- Quoting. from ~ an. ~aitorial in
the Flint Journal, Dr. Loving ob- |.
served~ that -the- solution to our

crimination) can do more to win
the uncommitted peoples. of the
world than:all the mney we can
spend.:;

With: the ~feipesattire at the
airport close to: zero, Dr, Lov-.
_ing quipped ~that at least the
group assémbled there were not
~fair weather. friends,~

~The ~buffet: breakfast consisted
of. fruit cocktail, ham, ~scrambled
eggs, sausage and. apple sauce,
rolls, donuts and _ coffee.
People. seated: themselves in
~groups of from four to six. people. at ~small tables about. the sunlit. roorn. At.the speaker~s table,
addition.to Dr. ahd Mrs. Lovwere. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Jo nson, Mr. Nat Turner, Mrs.
Taylor, Mr, Frank Gillespie and
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar. Holt.

Mr. ~ Holf, prograin ichairman,
introduced. several ~ guests:. Dr.
and Mrs. James: Randall and their
international ~guests from Brazil,;
France and. Mexico.

Attorney ~and Mrs. Herman:
Gibson;. Attorney Max |Dean and~
his mother;. Dr, }J. D. Wilson;
Dr.. and ~Mrs, William | A., Simms, '
Mr. pyar of the Urban League,
W:-J. Tweédy, Mrs: lg Disc.

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d Grant: Wiastineseny SH ~wenael
Hducational Policies: Commission

ciation ~of ~School Administrators |.
has been awarded a Ford Fowtidation~ fellowship which ~wilt - cover,
& two-year study ~i African education.

He. will begin his study with;
a semester at the University ~of
California at Los Angeles. After
this background study he will
spend a year in Africa doing research and collecting. ~materials.
He will then return to UCLA for
an additional semester #6 assist).
in the development of,

field~ of comparative. education, |:
with emphasis on mirigen education. ~

Dr: Jones is~a daduile of State
Teachefs-. College: in Elizabeth
City, N:.C.,.with ~a BS. in elea masters degree ~from, Atlanta
degree
from. the. University of Chicago.
He. has ~taught in.a number ~of
collegés and for.thé past five
years served as dean ~of. instruction at the State, Teachers: College at Elizabeth; N. os

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up ~animosities, jealousies and - ill}
will duritg one; week of the yéar~
the speaker,

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| cial Studies. erent Bigs & re-. research i
and: instructional. prog: rain -in the}:

mentary. education. He received|'

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Temple

Mrs. na aaties Smith, secretary ofthe Golden~ Leaf Club,
turned, over $250 to the- March of
Dimes Fund. - Mts.~ Smith.announced that similar beriefits
will. be ~given for the Heart Fund
and the Cancer Drive.

P. T. AL NOTES

DEWEY~ ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL.,

Dr. Thémas i. ~Rdwards, Consultant ~for. Public Schools, spoke
to the.Parenit: Teachers. Association at:7:30 p'mj:~Bebruary: 11,
on ~Parents Roll in a Disabilities.~

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The Pi. T. -A. program itheme
jFeb._h1th; -was
~Health,-and, Safety.~..The gr
gram was -held. at 7:20.p.m.
the auditorium.. Mr.. Burgdorg iu
the U, S$. Weather Bureau showed
films. on. tornadoes, A: discussion
was held~on Civil. Defense.

Mrs. Mouldew showéd films on
Health Guard program. Room visitation~ was ~held fror~7 p.m. to
7:25 p.th?:'for ~the~ oldér grades
and ~from 6:45 16~ 7:95 for pri-~
inaty.? ~) ft ae

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Emerson: Jr. High~ ~PTA won
an award Monday*night for having the biggest increase in mem-.
bership *in~ the past"~Year. ~There
was an*inérease of 237 over. last
yéar. Mr. Reny Gebstadt is pres
ident.
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