Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 11]

e ~gowns they wore at~-the~
1 Weré-out of this world.

Tho Aristocrats of Clubdom,
the Bake?~s Dozen Social Club,
held. their fifth annual Mardi
Gras Ball jast Saturday night at
oxo ) Hall on 6th at Wesking
For five years this fabulous
group. has set aside February to

ut its ~welcome mat~ for
riends and husbands with this
$s celébrants, totaling over
4~U, ~amidst pomp and dignity,
wit merriment thrown in for
good~ measure.

Gaests were entertained ty the
rvil hut band of Henry Clark.

~This ub officers were on hand
to see that everyone Was made
#6.feel comfortable.

President of this wonderful
group, Mrs. John H. Kemper, vice
President, Mrs. Reuben Daniels,
tecordinZ secretary, Mrs. Charles
Davis, cofresponding ~secretary,
Mrs. Carl Stround.

Other members are Mrs. Chas.
Ramscy, Mrs. Ulice Union, Mrs.
James D. Martin, Mrs. Carl C.

- Poston, Mrs. Samuel Burton, Mrs.

Holden Shivers, Mrs. Robert Shelby. Mrs. William P. Wilson and
the ~Cinderella~. of the Mardi
~Gras, Mrs. Harry W. Browne,
treasurer.

Highlight of the affair was the: crowning of the king and queen.

is year~s contestants were Mrs.
James S. Daniels, Mrs. Elsie A.
Collier, Mrs. Charlene H. Cost,
Mrs. Garvin L. Saunders, Mrs.
Morris F.- Richardson and Miss
Alda L. Barnes.

ALTAR SOCIETY
PARTY. SUCCESSFUL

According to. Mrs. Harriet Walker and Mrs. Gladys Gaines, the
dance and card party sponsored
by.Christ the King Altar Society last Saturday was successful.~ They wish to thank all of
the. people who attended and
supported the program.

Mrs.. Lula Palms is president

of the society.

BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
MRS. RUBY HARDEN, cc

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Mrs. Ruby Harden, 217 E.
birthday party Mon., Feb. 17
celebrating ~her 66th birthday.
} Among well-wishers presenf
were Mrs. Kathilene Adams, Miss
Jessie Parker, Mrs. Thelma Hall,
Mrs. Vinton Neely, Mrs. John F.,
Young, Mrs. Ailene R. Butler,
Mrs.. Bea Owens, Mrs. Mary
Jackson and many others.

Mrs. Harden _received- many
lovely gifts including a steam
irom; potted plants and towels.
Refreshments were served from
a buffet table.

AMffair; I | ct

| children,

Mn

Wellington, was honored at a

{

The winner, Mrs. James S.
Daniels, was crowned by Mrs.
Vernal W. Cambridge, last year~s
queen..

Dr. Cambridge crowned Mr.
Daniels as king. The couple will
reign until next year~s ball when
a hew king and queen will be
crowned,~ -;

Proceeds from the ball will go
to the club~s charity fund.

Out. of: town guesi included Mr.
arid Mrs, Charles Ellis, Mr. Jim
Ellis and Mr. Rey Belle from
the Windy City (Chicago, II1.),
Mrs. Helén DeGroat, from Flint;
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Donzier, Mrs.
Mary~ Coleman. and Miss Ruth
Warner from the Motor City (Detroit).

Other guest recognized were
Mr. and Mrs. Walier Simmons,
Miss Gwen Matthews.

The grand march was led by
the kifig arid queen. Wm. P. Wilson, prominent reaitor and contractor, was master of ceremonies.
Committee for the affair was:
Mrs, Otis Ramsey, chairman; Mfrs.
Ruben. Daniels, Mrs. _ Holden
Shivers and Mrs. Harry Browne,
They are to be congratulated.

YOUNG MATRON 10.
HOLD FASHION SHOW

The Young Matrons of Canaan
Baptist Church: are ~sponsoring a
Style Show, Sunday, February
23rd.

The show will consist of Spring
Fashions for.men, women and

There will, be a Rainbow Tea
in the basement immediately. fol-|"
lowing the style show.

The: president is Yvonne Cox
and Publicity Chairman is Emma Chilton:

VALENTINE PARTY HELD

The Unitarian Church of Flint

Id a Valentine Party, Sat. Feb.
17th at the International ~Insstitute, 514 Liberty. Mrs. John~ Bugbee was chairman of the affair
which gave an opportunity for.
hurch members ~to get Lome
an informal way. {

Pastor Named
Council Prexy

NEW YORK CITY (Special)~

The: Protestant Council of the
City of New York Monday night
elected the Rev, Dr. Gardner Calvin Taylor as its president. He
is the first Baptist, the first Negro and the youngest man to

Whe Universal-Inter

Capitol Theatre, Detroit, on
McIntyre and Eartha

A self-taught scholar who be-:
lieves that the world is bigs 08
ing a sécond Renaissance, Hernandez has held a directorate and

Professorship at the Univ ae
of Puerto Ricd, now oper:

where young actors learn
cipally through ~the mind~.and
never see a stage until they reach
the eighteenth lesson.

Yet his muscular frame packs
a physical punch as alert and effective as his. mental gymnastics
~the legacy of over twelve years
as an acrobat, rodeo rider and
circus entertainer, and of nearly
two years as a professional boxer.

Philosopher Hernandez is) no
shadow-boxer in the dim world
of egg-head platitudes. Life for
him is life to be lived in the
measure that it has been earned,
As a boy hé was abandoned by
relatives when his seaman father
was killed and money for | his
keep ceased to arrive..-From the tender age of fiveund-a-half Hernandez has had to
make his way as best he could~
ind a lifetime of experience in
every South American country, in
the United States~ and Europe,
has taught him that the world
is very much a reality. But he
has also discovered that there is
a iaw of compensation... a
hard life may prove better than
one of ease and security; that
metaphysics has just as much
practical importance to a man as
his meal-ticket.

~~Man~s greatest debt to netite.*
says Hernandez, ~is to applaud it. to joy in its very existence
to give it its full due. |

~Tn this second Renaissance of
ours, more and more people are
~eoming to realize this. It is the
real meaning of those who) say
there is a religious ~revival in
America today.

~Men have always been seeking
for better means of communication with his God and in~ these
days of technical achievement he
is able to do it-on a scale that
surpasses all the dreams of |previous: years.~ -

On the subject of communica
Hernandez. considers, that.,.

a great contribution.

~When an audience applauds
the work. of an actor, they; are
not merely applauding. the | talents of one man. They are) applauding the rest of the world~
for man is a measure of all
things.

~In my school of drama {, advocate a great deal of study. My
course embodies the teachings of
philosophy, psychology and physiology. We work principally with
the mind, and an actor does not

hold the office.

even see a stage before the

of the Hawk~ begins its Midwest Premi
its outstanding players, co-starring with

~will be Juano:
gentle philosopher who packs a po ~p

highly successful dramatic schodt: %
Pe j| ligious aptly

~tion~not with God, but of Gor z=} i
realm of entertainment, can make}

Tuesday,

with entities lee himself, Th
my school does. not, profel

still in the actor his

chooses to recognize Him,~

Acrobat;. ~rodeo-rider, S ~si
playwright; boxer, top.
tor, university professor 4
tosopher, Juano

dieves, ~as:

~... a stage, and all the men
and women ~merely: aah

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EARTHA ATT AND AND: JUAND HERNANDEZ

Slate Breakfast

The Men~s Club- of Congregation Beth Israel will hold a
Sunday Breakfast on February.
23~rd at 10:00 ~A.M. at the Synagogue, with.Norman Perlstein
Director of Information of the
Detroit Jewish Community Council speaking on ~Recent.Proposed
Church-~-State Legislation in Lansing.~

Jack Sarver, President ~of the
Men~s Club, atinounced that wives
of:members will also be invited
to this breakfast, together: with
children~with the men serving
as cooks and waiters.

Perlstein will make his presentation on proposals to make
Bible Reading compulsory in

an amendment to the State Constitution, and on the bill for Sunday closing of certain businesses.
Questions ~4nd | dlectisalbtt will
follew his o {

Student Wins.
Boy of ae

student, of Russell! School. Cornell was ~selected: after a poll of
the school::-by ~the: citizenship
committee Headed by Mrs. Eugene Lester. Cornell will receive
a citation, and special esentations from ~the Russell School
and St. Antoine 'Y~s Men. |

The public is cordially invited
to this ~program which is.a part
of the Sunday Forum Series of

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with DELORES CALVIN

NEW YORK CITY~(CNS) ~
With 30 degree weather in Florida, and. no heating system, this
usually sunny land is suffering its
greatest blow ~ a bad season all
around for everyone... Show
business, hotels and other places
and people~who. solely depend
on tourists for trade are hit hardest. Many of the winter vacationists are heading~ atross the way
to; Havana where it~s a bit warmer: (at least you can go without
overcoats) and spending their
dough over there. The recent 3
inch snowfall really finished the
future outlook... and though it
was fine and dandy for the kiddies, most of whom had never
seen snow, it was a horror for
businessmen.

Nevertheless ~ Erskine Hawkins~ band began its two weeks of
one nighters in cold Orlando and
Louis Jordan opened for a week
at the new Corillon Hotel in Miami Beach... and Cab Calloway
jost closed an 8-week run at the
Cotton Club at Miami Beach. Believe me, they were all freezing.

~ Thus, the winter season is a
total loss, and every. resort place

operatin
in the red: In ~some places; nies |~
are being served. for the price Of. Even if the
weather breaks at once, this season cannot be saved.

Rochester, who so looked forward to being with Jack Benny
on his ~40th Birthday Anniversary~ actually fainted at the rehearsal the day before ~ plain
pooped after all the excited happenings. He wanted to go on, but
Jack insisted he take it easy for

St. Antoine ~Y~. There is. no ad-|@ few days in the hospital..

Rochester may now be laid up for
a week as his physician says he
is ~exhaust~ed~. Trying to sub
for Rochester was a hard thing~
to do, but Andy Devine, who has
a matching voice, managed it and
got many laughs... Somehow it
seemed a cruel blow for fate to
play that his faithful valet miss
his most rasa ric aet show of fhe~
year.

* & &

Speaking of charities, we'd like.
to say that Martha Raye did a
one-woman job on her telethon
which is to be admired. Raising
money for mentally retarded
children was the cause~and there
are quite a few among our stars
in showbusiness..Martha

over for hiding these children.
away~but we must ~Jet them be
treated by ~xperts se they may
jead almost-formal lives. She interviewed a Negro lad from
Brooklyn it the audience whose
father said he is now wa to attend public stfidel... and that

pernorn, tick, ~ A Freedom
oe Rally to commemPatriots of the

stressed the point that the day is |

it has been a long, hard struggle
for th pearents of these children
without help and understanding
from the public.

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While in town, director Reu
'hen Mamoulian was flooded with

actors, trying for.a part in the
coming ~Porgy and Bess~ film
starring Sidney Poitier. Mamoulian then spent a weekend in
Washington, still with an eye out
for casting~and returned to Hollywood to begin actual work.

Sammy Davis Jr. brings his
bride, Loray,-east, when he plays
the Chez Paree in Chicago March
Ist... and we~re happy to note
that one of our favorite singers,
Johnny Hartman, gets a good{
break at last~he'll play the Town
and Country, Brooklyn~t fabulous
nightspot, Feb. 18th... Storyville, that neat little spot up New
England way, is excited over its
new feature: Abbey Lincoin and
Bobby Hackett.

Producer Dore Schary probably
expected to raise some eyebrows
on TV. the other evening when
he revealed that he had to fight

8 | to get ~Blackboard Jungle~ made

but
Wingate,

come?~

His~ interviewer, John.
~never did ask ~how~

- | Baptist Head
Still Faces

WASHINGTON~The suit chal
lenging the righ
Joseph H.. Jack

of -the - Rev.
m of ~Chicago

to hold office as President. of
the National Baptist Convention
which was scheduled for argument in the U. S. District Court
Thursday, was. postponed until

February 24.

Charges that Dr. Jackson is
holding his position unlawfully
were brought by 10 outstanding
~members of the Association. The

ministers who are ~asking the
~ouster and exclude~

court to

Rev. Jackson from the presidency
of the Convention are the Revs.

W. H. Borders of Atlanta;
Los Angeles; J.

M. Chambers,

he

F. Green, Detroit; E. E. Hollins,
Bastrop, La:; L. K. Jackson, Gary,
Ind.; J. C. Mitchell Huntington,
W. Va.; A. Owen Memphis; M.
L. Shepard,. Philadelphia; E. C.
Smith, Washington and Roland

Smith of Little Rock.

The ministers group is represented by Attorneys James M.
Nabrit, Frank D. Reeves and
George E. C. Haynes, all of Wash
ington.
Jackson is |

iby At..

tys. Belford and meee stl Law:

son, also of Washington.

'|BRONZE REPORTER, SATURDAY, FEB, 22, 1958

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