Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 12]

_ coramittee. Other members are Miss Edna Dozier, Mrs.

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shexe, Mr..arid Mrs. Rov Patton: of!18138 Elm: Guests at the

U ch ail ta brchuatian at McClarin
and M -s.. Wendell B. ae fa 2 ast Monday eve
en eénterpiece was a low w
th a Anass of vari-colored pink carnations and-greens.

bs miniature bride and groom stood in the center of the

flowers: vom ~tapers stood~on each sidé of the floral arrange- |

* ment:

* Miss ~ain was lovely in a a green. lace. avons. Friends
begin an McCain with many. personal gifts and wished

er happifess.in her marriage. They~ Mrs. Nathan
Tyiska, Mrs.. Arthur Edmunds, Mrs. Connie Childress, ~Mrs.
Howard: Bannister, Mrs. Wrex A. Weaver, Jr., Mrs. Earl
Robinson; Mrs.;Sam McClarin, Mrs. eens and the
hostess, Mrs. Harris. -

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Among. the Flintites who are e oying themselves i:
Hot: Springs,~ Arkansas, are Mrs. onl Hughes Smith and
Dr. and ~Mrs. J. L: Leach, and son, vi aks recuperating
from a recent illness.

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MES arid. Mrs. William Sykes of Lomita street, have just,
returned home from a short visit South.-They motored to
South Cafolina and Georgia. With the exception of last
weck~s cold: spell, bass report they had an enjoyable trip.

Fouridér~s Day of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority will be
celebrated: by Epsilon Epsilon Sigma- Chapter with Mrs.
Margaret:Piper, Midwest Regional Director, as guest speaker. The informal affair will be held: at the Clark Community
School room on Saturday afternoon, March 15, at 4 o~clock.

Mrs. James Ennis is chairman of the Founder~s Day

Padua: Simmons and Mfs. Odena Wadsworth.

Friends of Mrs. tices Witliems think, she has a pref.
erence ~for: the. name: ~Williams.~ Mrs. trma Williams is
now, Mrs... B. Williams, She was married over the
ipa holiday. season. The. couple resides in Detroit,

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Mrs:: we Hz Jackson and ~Mrs. Harriet: Walker are cosponsoring:a:series of teen-age. activities'to take place at
the Pionéer~ Hall each~ Friday evening from 8 to 11 p.m.
Their aim is to provide wholesome recreation for the young
people: Plans include a talent show to be held in the near
future,
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The. R&H Club. sponsored.,a George Washington~ s Day
party Saturday night, February 22nd, at the Rose of Sharon
Lodge: pi Lucille: Washington, Mrs. Genieve Bolden, Mrs.
Filla Lewis..Mrs. Evelyn.McNeely, Mrs. Lydia Wash and Mrs.
Viola: Blackwell served as hostesses, Among those enjoying
the hospitality -of the R&H Club were Mr: and Mrs. Leo
Green, Mr.-and-Mrs. Ervin Ellis, Mrs. Thelma Gale~and Mr.
and Mrs. John: McNeely.
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"Mr. and: Mrs. Charles Wesley: of 1823 Elm street were
hosts recently ata dinner party honoring: Mrs.. Catherine
Jackson: 6fVallijo, California, who is visiting. her parents

idition to Mrs. Jackson~ and the Pattons were

the bride of.| j

e marble bowl, filled 5

and well wishers at the open-:> &/ Galli
irig of Mrs. Will Brown's r@-3 ~fin:

| cently renovated beauty parlor,

Sunday, Feb. 23, were: (f

Genesee Temple No: 550 | ie we Elks.
that the group will sponsor a~ Queen Con
Easter Sunday, April 6th, at ~Lodge:
vying for the crown are Mrs. Louise Thoma
Hill, Mrs. ~Elenor, Roper, Mrs.-Aby Polk, Mrs.
Mrs. Helen Holbrook, Mrs. ~ aA:
4ora Roland. ~

Featured in the Jabherwo~ pes ven. vil
Van Hurley~s Studio, Flint Fal ~lub, thes
Ferguson~s Studio, ar Ja Bor Studio, Flin a
Golf Club, and The Red Devils,,Mr. Rayn
mer drama student and pr ese a Flint, Junior reais
student, is cast as Mr. Jabbe

ie Quinn,
7. Glen
mons and Miss Willa:Junior. Mrs; Beatrice Enders is assisting as director. President of tet a ~ Sigma Chapter
is Mrs.-Odena Wadsworth. ee
Outstanding and lovely yt

schools, ho will grace the stage as - abberwoek contest-.
ants are Misses. Betty Wilder, Maxine Miller, Viola-Chilton,
Dovie Collins, Brenda. Williarig, Susie ~McNeal, Norma~
Wright, Frances DeShong and ' ry Raglon. *

_Seplors of the public:

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Twenty members of the Pribitians Club turned out on
Tuesday, February 18th, at the: St: John~ Street Center~at
~7:30 p.m. to hear Robert Green ~ofA. C. Alyn & Company
Investments tell the group ~How to Make Money on Investments~ and:to show a film Gn ~Investments. Vice-President; Mayceo. Jarrett presided and. ondicted, the quéstion
and answer period which followed. A

Oakwood Park Open House the ast; Sunday from 1:00
p.m. to 7:00: p.m. was a grand suecess withover two-hundred people from~ all over the city coming out to see the
beautifully furnished Model Hore: ~on display by Modern
Realty Company.

Of particular inteerst to many of the visitors was the
Planter lamp, the wall placques and the novelty, Blacksmith:
lamp. Guests seemed to! be most pleased with ~the easy traffic arrangement of the house, the large bedrooms, and the
pleasantly surprising glass doors~ Jeading tothe~ patio.

Hostesses aiding Mrs. Bertha Simms wéfe: Mrs. Earl
Robinson, Mrs. James |Ennis,-Mrs.,Boyce.Buekner, Mrs.
Mamie Duncan, Mrs. Odell Broadway, Mrs. W.-H. McGhee,

Mrs. Albert Renick and Mrs. Henry: Neely, @ |

B. Eddie Adams.

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Co-chairmen of the Jabberwock are Mrs. ~Delores Sim- |.

mutoa ~became, tha lavety ies coe of Adell
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at an informal ceremony. performed by the - Rev. L.
W. Pryor; Miss. Mary Smith was

the ~bride~s: attendant, A recep
~tion: followed- the. ceremony in
the basement of the church. Many. friends and relatives were on

hand to congratulate the happy}.

couple. Included among these
were Gus Kendrick, Saginaw;
Rev. Seldon Williams, Mr. and

Virgil Staford, and many others.

Slate Parents ~
Program ~

DETROIT, Mich? ~Judge * Nat:

~ay J. Kaufman today announced

sored~ Rarents~ ~ will
will holdi.five bi-weekl yy ségsions
at Foch~ ~~Intermédietd:. School; |

2962 Fairview, Detroit, beginning
on Thursday, Feb) 27~ 1958.

The Programs, | whith feature
educational films oh the emotional: growth of children.

Brief talks by outstanding authorities in the field. of ~child
welfare and small>group conferences led. by. trained counsellors,
have been previously conducted.

The past sucessess* of our efforts, as measured by the enthu
recieved from community lead-}

ers and the favorable reports
siastic response of the attendees
recieved from~ my staff members
has promptédi me to continue
staging additional sessions of
the Parents~ Program in. as.many
areas of our community as possible, said Judge Kaufman.
~We already have reached the
central, the..mear east and far
west; -sides-,of, the City. of. Det
*lroit, as well as ~a:limited. section):
~1 of ~ Downriver,

Wayne County~.

We would now like to reach
For this reason we have selected
Detroit~s far east side residents.
Foch School as our next site,
Kaufman added~.

P.T.A. NOTES

The Stepping ~Stones Club of
Clark School held a tea for their
mothers Tuesday, February 25th,
in: the Community Room cf the
School: Twenty mothers and the
teachers cf Clark School were
guests of the girls. Miss Pearl
Fisher is Stepping Stones leader.

~Services to Children in the
Flint Public Schools through the
Special Education Program~ is
the topic for discussion at the
next meeting of the, PTA Advisory Committee on Monday,
March 3, at 7:30 p.m. in Doyle
Community School in the community room.

Taking part in the. discussion
will be: Mrs. Eileen Alward, consultant in Special Education, Mrs.
Cleo Popp, principal of Hazelton Community School, Miss Vivien Ingram, consultant in Tests,
Measurements, and Guidance and.
L. D. Lundberg, assistant superintendent in charge of Instruction

has asked the school~s cooperation in making daily inspection
of school children for signs and
symptoms of strep
Many cases of streptococcal sore
throat have. been reported. In
some cases; this is a forerunnér
to rheumatic fever and heart disease. Children who have had an
atack of rheumatic fever are far
more susceptible to the disease
than others.

Two excellent films, ~Teeth
Are to Keep~ and ~The Truth

ings. Call: CEdar 95708 for in:
formation.

tains a hard-hitting article by
Island, Mlinois, public schools|

American education: in ~The
dle Way Is pa Best any

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Mrs. Cleve Pringle, Mr. and Mrs.|

that~ his Juvenile Court~ Spon: |

The Public Health Departmelnt

infection. }

About Flouridation~, are available;
for staff and parent group meet:

The February, 20th issue of|
The. Saturday Evening Post con-!)

the superintendent of the Rock!
who takes up the cudgels- Soh;

Doll's, Beauty. Parlor, 1117: Leith
= Smahines ~a decorous
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One santibelasty. ativectiog fea-| 1}
ture is the built-in planter on}:
~Odessa Neely, ~Mrs. Evelyn. Ho:

either side of.the appointment
desk just apere: the display cabinets. ES: Forly-teuy- friends, customers
and well wishers came to congra
tulate Mrs. Brown and to admire

ine newly: decorated shop.

Mrs. Leo Green ~ was official
hostess | the tea with Mrs.
Clara Jackson, Mrs.- Alvin. Miller, Mrs. Grant Cobb and Mrs.
Cleo Miller at the services. Flowers. were contributed by Mrs.
Leo a te Mrs. Ailene R. ~But
~brated her. 27th-year in business.: last. Sunday, February. 23rd, by

| a tea~ to~hark the cfficial opening
of hér remodeled beauty shop,

ward, Mr. Blanche Cotten; Mrs.
Mary Huddelton; Miss Bessie~ Ls
Mrs. Edna Sloan and Mrs. Izora
Shaw.

and Mrs. Raymond. Wilson ~of
Detroit; and Charles Morris, ~Mor:

ris, Marcell, King, Phillip: Mor: |

tis and William L. her of
Port Huron. ~.
Mrs. Brown presented exch a

tle. of Revlon: perfume, teh:

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LITTLE ROCK, Ark.~Controversial Gov. Orval~ Faubus of
Arkansas disclosed last week
that it-is ~probably~ that he will
call the state legislaturé into special session other things, a bill
to prohibit the use of federal
troops to force racial integration in public schools.

Faubus, whose action in calling out the state~s National
Guard to block court-ordered integration at Central High school
precipitated a crisis last. fall, disclosed his plan while informing
Congressman Thomas G. Aber
nathy of: Mississippi: in a letter: 5

that the: cost: of i sa fed:|

pom 1s2F ~Arkansas, National
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the government $4,000.. His
figures topped the $4,237,996 -reported by the Army for the period Sept. 24 through Jan, 31,?

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