Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 13]

Leroy Barnes sts Dr. sabe Barnes.; pay tribute to Dr: Claytor

RECEIVING LINE. ~ Dr. A. A. Chplor, Ms. Claytor, Senator Charles: Potter, Mrs:, a

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PICTURED ABOVE ~are a few of Michigan~ s' outstanding citizens who" 8 thd, Mice:;

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Mr. and Mrs. William Ginster, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Strobel, Mr. and
| Mrs. William Shea, Mr. and Mrs: Jerry Breen, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Graeboe ner, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lindemer, Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds, Dr. and: ~Mrs. Bishop,
J. W. Moore, Dr. and Mrs. Walter Webb, Draand Mrs. Isiae Graves, Dr. and
Bsa 9 Mrs. V. W. Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans, Atty. and Mrs. Carl
Poston, Atty. and Mrs., James Baker, Atty. and Mrs. Oscar Baker, Jr., Mr.
3 eo and Mrs. Eugene Barnes, Mri Wm. Haitheo, Dr. and Mrs. Wendell Harris,
Lars Este. Mt. Mims Wright, Mr. Jimmy Wilson, Dr. V. K. Bolk, Mr. and-Mrs. Edd Sor~ ss enson, Mr. and Mrs. William Leippien, Mr. and Mrs. H. Dooley, Mr. and
* Mrs. Harry Browne, Mr. and: Mrs. J. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. B. Porterfield,
Mr. and Mrs. John Santval, ay. ed Mee John Young, Mrs. Edits Bailey,

Mr. and Mrs.

HONORABLE SEN. CHARLES: E: POTTER, Dr. Leroy 9 =~ 5~ I}

e. occasion: ~ were =the ~ikadobabe couple Dr. and
Leroy A. Barnes: lers on hand- to congratulate the honoree were
the Hon. U.-S. Senator Charles E: Potter, the Hon. Mayor R; James:Harvey
and Mrs. ~Harvey, Judge: William J. Wolf: Judge Armstrongy ~r. and Mrs.

Charles Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde nei
~ Mr, and Mrs. Cc. C. ~Coulter, Mr, and Mrs. Charles- Southworth.:

Dr. and Mrs. A.C. Stander, Dr. and Mrs. ~Oliver Lohr, Mrs. R. M. Kempton, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Jaenicen, Dr. er egerpe Frank Bucsh, "Rev. and Mrs.
Robert Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Berlin, Mi..William P. Wilson, Dr. and Mrs..Charles
Weathers, Dr. and ~Mrs. U. s. Bagley: 2 Dr. ~and )

iss Sue Blaeney,
in, Mr. and

Holden Shivers, Dr.

cmioien and Dr. A.. A. Claytor

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Mrs. Carl Porter Olsen, Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs:
Mrs. Marshall iis

and Mrs.

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By4 ere |

Kimberly y Sectal Whirl

' Seven Flintites will motor to the Windy City this week
end to attend the Prarie State Leather aay at the
Conrad Hilton in Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. Ples Swan, Mr. arid Mrs. John D. Russell,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dumanios, and Mrs. Thelma Troop,
all members of the Flint Leather Guild will display their
work at the convention.

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The. Shantel Social Club entertained members of the
Barrons Club.and the Queens Club at a lively party Saturday night, February 22nd, at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Theodore Andrews of Oregon Street. | *

Among those. sharing in the festivities were Mrs. Fannie Frye, club President, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grey, (Mrs.
Grey is Vice President) Mr: and Mrs. Paul White (Mrs.
White is-Seeretary)Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, Mr. and
Mrs: Ofrin P. Butler and Mr. and Mrs. Flippen.

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There must have been a party virus in the air around
Flint last- week, much to the delight of all party. goers.

Mr. and Mrs. Barksdale of Aitken Street opened their
home. to members and friends of the Cotillian Club, SatBe Fehtuary 22nd.

suey bill-of-fare lent an Oriental atmosphere to
thejgpell attended affair.

included Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Owens, Mr. and:
illiam. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs: Ples Swann, Mr. and }Mrs: Orrin P. Butler and Mr.. Estes ~of Holly.

A benefit party was the Vehicle City Golf Club~s reason
for a gala affair at the home of.the Connie Childresses on
McPhail Street. Games and door, gered added to the entertainment.

Present at the affair were Attorney. and Mrs. Elisha
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Bugene Brown, Mr. ahd Mrs. J. D. Shook, Mr. and Mrs: James
Carter, Dr. and Mrs. Wrex Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Greene.

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Thomas J. nas J. Edwards entertained his wife Ginger withfor thirty at their home on Seventh
ight of the evening was a string duet

rendered by pag Edwards and Dr; _jatnes Randall.

We Cnin gee Voivt. ~.

Wearing a ballerina gown of
grey-blue laee, Clara - McCain,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
McCain, E. Wellington Street,
spoke her vows with (Charles
Owens, Saturday, Februray 2nd.

Mt. Oljve Baptist Church was
the setting for the ceremony
performed before ifembers of
both families and close friends.

Thé bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. ~Emma Owens Lively of
Louisville,.Kentucky.

A mauve hat and gloves completed the brides ensembie. She
carried a white orchid; | Glenda
McCain ~served as_ her | sister~s
attendant and -Clarence | Owens,
brother of the groom, - was: best
man.

A. reception was: held hak the
pair.at- the Sportsman~s -Club,
Clifford Street from 8-10 p.m.

Hosts. and Hostess at the ~reception were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
McClaren, Mr:-.and Mrs. Connie

Childress,. Mr: and Mrs. | Arthur}
~Edmunds,

Dr. and Mrs, Wrex
Weaver, Jr., Dr..and Mrs. Wendell Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Lind
sey. Reeves, Mr. and Mrs, | Arthur}

Verdun, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bannister, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Tyiska, Mrs.~ Earl Robinson, Mrs.
Lillian.Funderburk.

~Guest from out of ~town in
cluded: Mr. and: Mrs: Robert. Cur- day Va

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tis, deine Stew art: per Noah Tur:
ner~ of ~Detroit; Mt. and Mrs: McCaskill of 'Saginaw;~ Mr. and~ Mrs:
~Nathan, él Dent; ~Clyde Owens,
Mrs?~ rginia die.: Mr. and
Mts~ William Taylor~ all of~ Louisville, Kentucky; Paul dennset
of: ~Ann Arbor: iis

~The ~ Bridegroonr. ise. = the Manager of ~the Flint.Ofifce of.Supreme Liberty, Life: Insurance
Company: -The couple will pende
on Hoémé ~Avénue?~

HE ORE, PALS,
NEW Monet ad teo.

much of a coincidence that an
ll-year-qld boy happened by
when two of his playmates vanished montis ao a the Hudson

Fc rs ~sable housing lea
to another with re Seamstress

The* other victim was ~hpeay:
old Louis Diamant, whose body:
has not been recovered. Police

quoted ~e Jones boye-as
~he is off az gpier
spite over a vaime

ing

Philippa Schuyler.

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Presentation Postponed

concert: pianist and composer;

which was tentatively set for] on the don 8

~ to- ti most of the continent.

preset Pi gitton
schupierlag |

Goer

Friday, Feb. 28, was postponed| ments would give her, an

until~. March | 29 because. M
Schuyler would. net return. to

by James R. Lawson,
of the~ United ~African Nationalist
Movenient._

he] an insight

tunity - to give a select~ aud

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WASHINGTON ~ Roy Wilkins,
NAACP éxecutive secretary, was
among those who attended the
top level Conference on Foreign
_Aspeets.of United States National Security Here on: Feb. 25.

Among others invited to the
conference. were Dr. Ralph J:
Bunche, under-secretary of the
United Nations and a member
of the NAACP Board, of Directors; Dr. Dorothy B. Ferebee of
the National Council of Negro
Women; and Mrs. Irene~ McCoy

Gaines, president of the National |

Association of Colored Women~s
Clubs.

Also: Lester B. Granger, executive director of The National UrLeague; John H. Johnson,
at {essen and editor of the JohnPublishing Company,
Chicago; Dr. Mordecai W. John~son, president of Howard Univer
~lisity, Washington, D. C.; and Mrs.
oe | Edith: S. Sampson of Chicago.

The: ~national security. conference, arranged by Eric Johnston
at President Eisenhower's 7request, was addressed by the
President and by former Presidnt Harry S. Truman. Mr.. Johns
ton is president of the Motion
Picture Association ~of America
and a. former NAACP Board
member.

In addition to the President
and former President, others who
took part in the program included Adiai E. Stevenson, candidate
for President in 1956; Vice Prepsident~ Ricliard M. Nixon; former
Governor Thomas E. Dewey.
New York; John Foster Dulle
oyt|Secretary. of State; Neil H. Me
Elroy, Secretary-of Defense; and~
~| Dean - Acheson, who served as
| Secretary of State for Mr. saad
~man.

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P-'T.A. NOTES |Bridge Club

JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL |

The Jefferson Parent Teachers
Association is sponsoring a Bake
Sale, Tuesday, March 11th, from
12 noon until 9:00 pm. The
cakes and cookies are being
donated~ by the parents.

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DEWEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOE
The Dewey. Schdot P. TF. A. will;

Holds Dinner.

A group of friends who have
been playing bridge together for
the past year, celebrated their |
first anniversary at a buffet dintier Saturday at the home of Mr.
and-Mrs. Arthur Edmunds,.1835 |
~Whittlesey. fag eee Pee

The group entertained Meir

meet Tuesday, March 11th, sPiushands and other guests. The

7:00. p.m. Dr. Louis H. Baun.
will speak dn. Fileuridation.
There will be room visitation
from 7:30 p.m. ~to. 8:00 p.m.
PARKLAND ELEMENTARY,
SCHOOL

~There was a City- Wide P. & A
Health meeting Thursday, Marehi|'ning.
6; My. John Crane spoke of~
~Alcoliolism as a Public Health

Problemi~ The ~school P. T. A;

meeting:will be beld ~March 1th.
STEWART ELE TARY
SCHOOL,

The PT. A: wil? meet on Tuesday; March llth at 7:30 p.m.
i# thie schools ~auditorium. There
will~ be a pauel. discussion or}
~The Primary Circle.~ Appearing
on the panel will be ~Mra Odelt
ode | Sebi. Pripeipal. of. Washing:

I; Mrs. Verha AnderSon, ye at. Washington~
Schoor;~ Mr.. Lawrence -D-.,Lumberg, *:
of Flint Public. Sehools;~ Mrs.
Thomas Courts, teacher at Stewart School; and Mr. Roy Olson,
Principal of Stewart. School:
MOTT NDATION~Spon-;

is trip~ to Anji
Arbor for
New Music~ is being planned for
Tuesday, March 11, by the Mott

Assistant Superintendent] Chi

~Mantovani and His!

fun-filled evening included games
and daticing after an elaborate
turkey dinner served in the Ed
- | munds reereation tom.

An impromptu fashion show of
~Affican. Safariwas ~only part ~of
the amusing events | of ee eve
~ * Eonning trom. aut of town were

i sone and the Moreis Richardsons
~of Bay City:

Tite. girls have Been too. busy
improving theia bridge techniques
to be bothered about a for
the club.

- They: inelude ee @mnuel Mc
Clarin,.. president,.Mrs. Wesley
~Moore, secretary, Mirs!<Al Loving,
\treagurer,,and: Mrs, Leo- Greene,
Mrs,. He! Lewis, 1 8.;Bdjsha
Edle Rodgers, ~ Connie
Childress, Mrs. Howard -Bannis
ster; Mrs. James Randall, Mrs.
Arthur Edmunds agnicd Wrex
Weaver, bate PS ae i oak iy

Foundation Program, The bus will} |

leave the L M. A. at 6:30 p.m.
and return after the perform
ance. Cost of the trip, which|
ineludes ticket and transportation, is $5.40. For further infor
mation~ call: Allen~ J. Matherne,

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