Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 13]

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man the. During the istertslenion, ~ine; year old Li ~Hehry gave a
tpiano select and Mrs. Wen-| dell Williams played the organ;
Mrs. Cleo Miller. and Mrs. Es*}
fitehani Sas ~~edipetida

Miller is president; Dr. vs iL.

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Cog o22 CHRIST. THE KING catHoLic~
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- Guild Chairmen were: walscped -
&- meeting of - Christ - the: King
1} Altar: Society~ Sunday,; March 2:1
_ St; Cecilia. Guild,:on-the:
| Side; elected. Mrs. ~Delman: ouse,
as ehairman. -
fe}:. St; Theresa. Guild, on ~the. Hert
eee | Side,~ named: Mrs.- Geotge:Allen |~

~a { chairman.: Sixteen ~némbers ath re 0 ic the Seog Migr ga tog

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AMBULANCE. SERVICE AVAILABLE. 24 HOURS

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~te Be Presented By
| Metropolitan Baptist Topernacie

A varied ~program of songs
1 from. all nations will be included
when the Durigill Family Con-}
cert. is presented on ~Tuesday,

ately 11th,~ from. 7:00 p.m. to
} p.m. at - a School Audite J

rium. ~. -
ii cand remarkable _sroup is pre
| United Church

Wom men Meet

| * Ae ~ieleed Chorch! Women of
Filat met.at Trinity ~Methodist
Church on. Forrest Hill Avenue

Friday, Féb. 25.
After @ luncheon served ~py the
Trinity. Methodist Church Women,

bree Jadies formed small discusan ~ groups and explored such
topics-'as Christian World Missions, Public ~Relations and Sobe" Relations.: The \Seciat Relations group. Vigre concerned about the recent. ~on ~burning in Flint.
The, United Church: Women of
Filnt is~ made up of delegates
fromthe Missionary Society of
~churches of all denominations

| frdm allover the city.. Mrs. Rosa.L.. Kimp, first vice
~president ~ of the group, represents Sen, Baptist Church. Mrs.

~Allene, R.. Butler, epicecming
as
}her aad Bt es. wife

ef the: paster of. Paige,~ Mrs.
Odell Williams ~and Mrs. Broad
nax.
\ Mrs. Montell Sneed represents
Mt. Olive~ Baptist Church. Her
guests were Mrs. Emitt Brown
and. Mrs. Estelle Taylor.

Mr. C. Kirk Rae was chairman
of the ~meeting.:

el Dangill Family
~In Concert Here.

| ancestry,: God;

sented by the Ladies Aid Society
of Metropolitan a Tabernacle..

The Dungill Concert~ Company
is a versatile~ ensemble ~f{ concert entertainers; Mr. and Mrs.
Dungill~.and ~séven. sons and
daughters ~make up the group.
~hey havea rich background of
African, Egyptian, and French
and - this~ mixture _ of
blood has been musically ~set
afire by: this brilliant family of

entertainers.

Mr. Dungill, diréctor and pian
ist creates their special arrange-.

ments. All of the Dungills are
accomplished musicians.

Their _ repetoire in cludes,
~Drums of Egypt~ ~Tico: Tico~
~Nobody Knoks the Troube ~I~ve

Seen~ ~Song of India~ ~The
Rosary~ ~Summertime~ and
~Night and Day~. These amd

many others are~ presented with
special arrdngements and telling
~ effects.

GOOD THOUGHTS
' TO REMEMBER:
~Make a joyful noise unto the

Lord, ali ye dands.
~Serve the Lord. with glad
| Ness: come ~before! his presence

with singing.

~Know ye that the Lord he sy
it is fie that hath made
us; atid not~ we ~outsetves; we,
-are:his: peopte,~andgttwwzsheep. |
of his pasture. ei

~Enter. into., his_gates' with
thanksgiving, and into his courts.
with praise: be thankful unto
him,-and bless his namer
~For the_Lord- is good; his
mercy is: everlasting; and: his
truth endureth td' all generations.~ ~Psalms 100.

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FLINT, MICHIGAN

aang: Sy) ah Femerat:

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~ /1948 United e Colle;

~levery segment of the community.

ye about. two weeks.

|Guild Review

Legislation Prohibiting Segrega
Convocaticn to be held~ in Min-|
neapolis (M'nn), ~the week end
~f March 14." (gcc; *

The public~ necting, to ibe a
dressed by Dr. Newsom, will take
place Sunday, Murch 16, at 8: 15]
p.m. in the Northrop Memorial.
Auditcrium on #he~ University of
Minnesota cams..Shariny the
viatform with Dr. Newsom will

100 ATTEND
FLINT HUMAN:., RELATION MEET

Over one hundred~ ~people bn. '
cluding represéntatives from 40
organizations and 60~ individuals,

Delegates meeting of the Flint
Human Relations Council Monday,
March 3, at Pierce Community
School.

tive director of the Detroit Round
Table of Gatholics, Protestants
and Jews, was the main speaker.

Dr. Freshe stated that a human
relations council~<is an educa- |
tional, investigative and action
organization. It has khroad community representation involving

Dr. Freshe told his audience
there is no point in trying to
believe that we aré all alike,
~because we ~are all different.
It is better to recognize these
differences and to initiate programs that show a respect for
all groups.
| A~ spokesman for tie Human~
Relations Council said that the
Council is gratified by the wide
representation of Monday night~s
meeting.

Participating organizations run
the gamut from service club to
nationality groups and including
church groups; professional organizations, social ~ organizations,
the Mott Foundation, the-Cham-.
her of Commerce ~and ~NAACP.

Rev. Ayéxander Miller is temporary chairman of the Council.
Ae follow-upimeecting. is planned

Shows Integration
='In Housing

DETROIT, Michigan (Special)-~

The entire forthcoming issue
of the Lawyers Guild Review,
quarterly publication of the Na~tional Lawyers. Guild, will be
devoted to the subiect cf INTEGRATION IN HOUSING, it. was
announced today by the Hon.
Hubert T. Delany, member of the
National Executive alia of the.
Guild.

Opening: with ~The Social Re
sults of Segregation in Housing~
by eo J. Linder cfythe New,, York Bar, the issue ~then discuss
(es ~Integrated Housing: Its Ex:
tent~ and Acceptance~ by Ralph
Shapiro, ~The Present Status of

tion >. in ~ Housing~ by Moses
Sherr. An unusual and invaldable article-on,~Property Values:
The Effect of Integration and
Anti-Discrimination Laws~ by
Stanley J. Mayer is followed by
a statement of ~The Need for a
|Qompteheasi ve Law~ and a
~Model Bill for States and Muni| cipalities~,. by the. Lawyers Guild
projéct committee on Integration
in Housing; chaired by Paul. L.
~Ross, of New York,

in Tee, 0 Leshds oo] put
trust:-let me never

to comfusjon:~-(Bealm. 71, 1.). Those who put their trust
in God, completely: and without reservation~ who say~

attended ~the initial Organization |.

Dr.~ Robert M.. Freshe, execu
~+ples of E. St. Louis, Ill, Olie
Brown, of Detroit; 3 uncles, Har
13. 0f ~St. Louis, Missouri. 1 of

4 Ill.;

| John at: Garfield.

-|A~ Georgia House

~alladega,
i wee ae
Lf will ee atte the werk: and.fune
~ion of the spe raising ~organy-|
gation. ~ ' ae

The four-day! convocation will|
be attended by the~33. presidents
{cf the member colleges and. other
members. cf the ~College unas
board ~of directofs: ~The program
includes receptions, luncheons
dinners, special church services,

tours and meetings~. Thomas
Moore, president of the Coca
Cola Bottling Company of Minheapolis and president of thé
| Hotel Radisson, is serving as con-j -
vocation chairman. Ju Bemi| is, executive vice president, Bém~s.Bros.: Bag Company, is coeeerman.:

Journey~ ~ End |

~There is nothing certain in
man~s life but this, that he must
lose it.~ ste
- ~OWEN MERREDITH

CATCHINGS~Ruby Mae ~atchings, 2908 Michigan Ave., age
45, expired Sunday, March y 4
1958 ~ at Hurley ~Hospital. Funeral services were held at.:1
~p.m. Thursday; March 6, 1958,
from. Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
Rev. Matthew Montgomery officiating.: Burial in River Rest
Cemetery,
DEATH was~ due to
complieations following a short
illness. She was born in: Lynn,
Mississippi, July 31, 1912, daugh-;
ter of Webster sited and Lulu Mae Brown, and lived in Flint
the last 12 - Be ~ She was a
member of the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. Surviving are: Husband, Gus Catchings; parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Webster Bernard, Sr.;
nephews, Jimmy Bernard of Flint
Edward Catchings of Jackson,
Miss.; ~sister-in-law, ~Ira- Bernard
of Flint. Josie Taylor of Georgetown, Miss., Elnora Hayes Jackson, Miss., Patsy Catchings of
Jackson, Miss., aunts, Ema Tem
ry. an Ps David Bernard: ~of: Rulesville, _ Miss.,
Hollfridge, Louisiana; 6 cousins|schoo
of Detroit; 3 of Chicago, Iil.;|~

Oakland, Calif.; big brother and

Thomas Bernard. of |:

Rew. Ls Ww. Pryor, | Pastor
~Canaan. Baptist ~Church:

'910 East Gillespie St.
Rev, ~Alired Robbs

Galilee Baptist ~Church
4418 Industrial
Rev. J. L. McClain, Pastor

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Macedonia Baptist Chuaehe
1116 Hickory
Rev. Ira Watkins, Pastor.

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Metropolitan Baptist Church
3939 Industrigl -

Rev. S. D. Edwards, Pastor

Mi, Olive Baptist Church,

Liberty and Kennélworth

Rev.. R. R. Tap, Pastor
a &

New Zion penites Church ~

4311 Selby St.

Rev. J. S. ser Fegan

Shiloh Sieptiet haves
St; John at Massachusetts Ave.,
Pulpit bene
* *
St. Paul Bapthe Church
1073 E.: Pierson Road
Rev. K.-R. Gordon, Pastor ~
Sunday school: 9:30 a.m. Worship: 11 a.m.
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The Good Hope Baptist Church
608.Pingree.
Service: 11 a.m. Church school,
9:30 a.m.Rev. I. J. Epps, Pastor
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Trinity Baptist Church
1601 Clifford St.
Rev. A. F. Thomas, Pastor

CATHOLIC SERVICES
Church of Christ The King
Thirteenth and Clifford Sts.

Sunday services 8:30 and 11
am. Rev. Father Norman, Dukette. Public is welcome,:

+ CHURCH OF GOD
IN CHRIST
Church of GodvisiChrist |
3020. St, John St.

Rev. John may ets, Pastor

St. James Church "ot Mod.
in Christ--3613 St. John St. |
~ices: 12 Noon. Sunday /

fev. SC. Coles Pastor u!

* CHURCH oF ~GoD.

sister, Perry and Christine Bar- 12th at Harrison Sts, x.
nes, of Flint; mother-in-law, Mrs:} Rev. G. wil ab, Ppvthe Z
Nanny Catchings, of Georgetown, - Vie
Miss.; brothers-in-law, Sylvester| 2891 North Fe. ~
Catchings of Jacksori, Miss.,;

Woodrow -Catchings of. Chicago,|:

host of other relatives and
many friends. Arrangements: by
the House of Spencer, 1204 Lapeer Street. *

HARRIS~Thomas Harris, Sr.,
1133 Central St., age 65, passed
Tuesday,* March 4, 1958, ~at Hurley Hospital. Funeral services
were. held at 1 p.m. Friday,
March 7, 1958, from New Zion
Baptist Church, Rev. Ira Watkins. off:ciating. Burial in River
Rest Cemctery. Death was due.
to complications following an illnessef~ 3 years. He. was born
in: Madison Parish, Louisiana,
July 19, 1893, and resided in
Flint for the last 31 years. He
was a member of New Zion Baptist Church and the UAW-CIO
Local N. 659. He. owned the Harris Grocery Store on Central St.
Mr. Harris was employed at the
Chevrolet Motor Division, Dept.
7, retiring in,1956. Surviving
are: Wife, Mrs. * Mary Harris; 2
sons, T.W., and Thomas Jr.; 7
grandchildren; all of. Flint; 4;
brothers, Albert and Frank of
Arkansas, Field of Detroit, Eddie
of California; 'nephews,. Charles
Thomas and Lewis Smith; niece,
Georgia Smith, all of Flint; other |:
relatives. Arrangements by. the
Greene Home for Funerals, St.

Mixed: Group Nixed

ATLANTA, Ga.~The Speaker
of the Georgia House on Saturday refused to permit an integrated group to remain together in
the Hotise. balcony. ~~

The group as rege 20
Negroes | from ollege
in Atlanta and two white per
~Sthy will, not mine, be done~

sons.

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the Deaf, W. Court
_ SPEAKER:~Dr.+ ~Alfred H.

TOPIC::~The- Integration

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~WAYNE | ~STATE ~UNIVERSITY ~CLUB OF FUINT..

Discuss | ration. issue
3 Meeting: "730 PM, March 11 --In*Stevens Hall, Michigan School for:; history de suhers

~ *REFRESHM

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St. and. Miller Rd..
Kelly, chairman of WSU~s

Elder J. S.- Lester, a ki
Sunday School, 10: a.m, Marning Worship, 11 a.m.~ All =

welcome.

DISCIPLES OF ~mas

~ SERVICES
Vermont Christian Church |

a0 Lippmcott Blvd.

Rev. Thomas Courts, Pastor,

METHODIST SERVICES
Bethe] Methodist Church
Liberty at Twelfth Sts,:
Rev, Paul V. Sy Pastor; i
James Chapel c. M. EL.
1142. Campau
~ Sunday services: 11 a.m.
Rev. Faehog: hese

Quinn Chapel Pe M. E.
2101' Lippincett Blvd.
Rev. James S. 24 me tcban, Pas.

St, Luke A. M. iE ~Zion

North at
Service: * 11:4 aa. Rev. D. Ba ~in, Pastor
+ ot ~*) 6%

Vernon Chape] A. M. E.;
North at Addison Sts,;
Services, 10; 45. Sunday school,

9: 00. +4
~Lewis. aepirence, B.Th,, D.
D., Minis
ss f
BLA ZION
1234 ve,

Services, 11~a.m. Rev, Zelhoer
Clemmons, ~ minister. 2B

UNITARIAN $ SERVICES
Unitarian: of Fling.
803 d Si;

~ Sunday ~se pol: 71:00 a, m.
Public~ is~ come.

Rev. Karel | 1 Raa Minister

PENTACOST AL
_ SERVICES

~Dr. Kelly did the main hla fost on the brief for 2p
| pellants which was subinitted a vee or *.
jo the 1954 ~derision.: 3520 North gi Church

~ Servicese $:50-11:00 |
_ Rev, J. P; re Lee