Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 22]

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Left fo to right: Sill ~Ware, Irma Burrell, Marilyn Carter, Brenda, ~Pevee andy Haile Stevens

NAACP Sponsors 2 Social
- Functions This Week- End. The Membership Comm: ttee

of the NAACP will have two social fictions. for Flint: people
to add~ to their agenda this weekend, -.~ 5;

Les Femmes,,
club of Flint, in cooperation with
the Membership Committee -is
holding~.aan' NAACP Benefit

Party at the Golden Leaf Club.

on May 9.

A star- sttidded show with William: George and~his fine band is
furnishing: the.musit. The festivities: begin at 9 and will last
until 2. A.M..with: dancing and
refreshments that satisfy the

an elite social

human thirst: for fun and igdiety.
A years membership is granted
to the first 100 persons adinittéed.~| |

Saturcay, May 10, at the. Pio-;neer Hall, on North and Addi-.

son the youth, under the direction of Emma Chilton, will have
it~s fling. in bw form of a double
disc-jockey dance:-Sam Williams
and Fred Garrett will be ia

command of the. music end of |

things: This is not-an ofdinary
dance ~because. the ~admission~
is to be a ~down payment~ on
the patron~s membership ~to the
NAACP and if he or she attends

the next dance, a full oNrs.

membership. is granted.

4, - BRONZE REPORTER, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1958

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SAM W

ILLIAMS

FRED GARRETT ~

Sat., May 10-90 12P. M.
PION EER HALL

_ Sponsored by ~

HAACP~ MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE: @
+ Admission 30c +~

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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT gta he <

INDUSTRIAL BEER and WINE,
TAKE OUT.

~Complete New Stock of Grocery Items
Ice Cream Tabaccos Soft Drinks.

OPEN SUNDAY

PARKLAND. SCHOOL
me Ne ~musical. ~program was pre:

sented- ~Wednesday, May 7, by|:"_

the ' Fourth,:~ Fifth _and| Sixth
grades. ~Mrs. Ruth ~arter is music
teicher...

The Lowell Junior: High Glee
Club. will present a musical progranr at 2:45.p.m. on Wednesday,
May/ 14; at Parkland School. Mr;
Semmes ~is director of the group.

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DEWEY SCHOOL

On: Tuesday, May 13, at 7:30
pm: the P, T...A, will install
the new officers for~ the coming
school~ -year. The officers will
be. installed by Mrs. Glen) Protsman.
immediately following hive installatién,~ the Annual~ ~Music
Festival will be.presented ~with
118. stlidents, participating.

wh ai ae 36, the P. T.

ar ~ena icon~ Wakbiven
Friday, May ~9, ~by a Sunrise
Singers,. The _ sizige ~com:

| posed of pupils ~bon ithe: ~Sthool

undet the, ~direction ~ ae ~Mrs,
Laura Thompson.: Pape

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CLARK, - SCHOOL

~ Mrs: | ~Doral Young: Principal
of~ Clark School, was given a
birthday party Thursday, May 1,
by, the members of. the faculty.
Mrs. Margaret Benson was guest.
Mrs. Young received ~ lovely
gifts.

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STEWART SCHOOL

The next P. T. A. meeting will
be Tuesday; May 13, at 7:30 p.m.
Following the meeting, \the latter elementary grades under the
direction: of Miss Derenda Taylor, music teacher and Miss Beverly Walles, instrumtntal music
teacher, will present their spring
musical in the auditorium.

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NORTHERN HIGH SC HOOL

Northern will be host to an
all-city festival to be held in
| Wildanger Field ~House, May 13.

Musical ~groups from Central,
combine into one Choir~Boy~s
Technical and Northern will
Glee Club~ and Girls~ Glee Club.

~| An altcity high school orchestra

will be -presented as guests to
give some. variety to the program.

This program is a Sielosement
of the.*~Vocal Music-on Parade~.-| which was presented by all city

~ | elementary, junior high and sen-:|ior ~high -school musical BFOUpS.|

* | Only the senior high groups heed

be présented this year.

There will be no charge for
admissien, but a donation will
be ~taken to help defray costs

| of the ~concert:

Everyone, including junior and
senior -high school students,. is
urged. to attend.

|| big SISTERS HOLD.
ANNUAL DINNER MEETING: Dr. = Stephen ~Cathowa Campbell
Dynamic Pastor of Russell street
Baptist Church. Is running for
President of'-the National * Sunday: School and Baptist Training
Union.Congress-conyening,: in
Omaha, Nebraska this year.

Dr. Campbell, ~Better -known
as Dynamo~ ~Campbell; has his
church, one of.the largest in
Detroit, and the Baptist Churches
of the State of, Michigan. are
endorsing him.. The adopted
~Slogan, ~atch. the Congress
Grow With Dynamo~.

He isa builder, an, organizer,

gn administrator, ~financier, paste and ~ church,; statesman, He
plans his work.and, works tind
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HIS EOUGATION
He holds the D. D., A.B,.and

Mm, B. Th, degrees trom: Morris Col/Jege, Sumter, S._C.;-A.B., B.D.
| from Benedict College)

umbia,

_REV. $s. Cc. CAMPBELL

Russell Street Baptist: Church,

~:. C.; be 8 yeahs, raduate

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School. of Religion, Howard 6a
versity, 1942; Master of Education, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan; Graduate School,
University of Michigan,;Department of Sociology, 1943-44; candidate for the A.M. Degree in
Sociology, Wayne State University.

HIS PASTORAL EXPERIENCES

He was a rural pastor~ for
many years and rural school teacher. He knows the needs of
the rural churches. He was an
urban pastor in Greenwood. and
Anderson, S: C., and is fitted to
~help plan for the schools~ and
unions in ~urban~ communities.

Since 1942he re-organized, built |. |

the program and building of the |~

one of- Détrdit~s most beautiful | *
church~ buildings at a cost of
$310,000.00: and ~ paid for its: #

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Spring Festival

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The Lowe bata amity Junior
High School ~prgsented the* an
nual Spring Festival in the school
Symnasiurn, Thitede

y evening,
~ program: in
tae- instru-,;music depart

amatics de
a ES nts

The no ' spusical program
included - bar |, This is My
Country; * Ty -als Vacation
Days; teva pars The SyncopatedsCh "aay the Sun
beams; Spanish. Guitars-. Waltz;
June Night;. the Challenger: Collect; Cherubin Song ~No. 7; Artillery Song; The: Marines~ "Hymn;
Homage to. Heroes;,~Ah, Sweet
Mystery..of Lifes. Smoke Gets in
your Eyes and: Au the Things
You Are* =":

The Drania Club ~presented the
dramatic fantasy, ~The Long Retreat~ by ~Julius Soltzman. Costarring were. Kathléén Lamson
as Nora ailey, and, Doffald Butkovich, as Dr. " Stephen Bailey>

Mr. Robert ai vocal music director;. Mr.. Robert Laib,
instrumental State director, and
Mr. Garl Garber, dramatics director, are, ~ase Dye ak fps the

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YOU ARE~ waned 10~
A MASS BAND FESTIVAL

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| You oe
your Doc:

~A man~s dog stands by him in
prosperity and poverty, in health
and sickness.~ Those are the words
of Renator Vest~s famed ~Tribute

to a Dog~ delivered in a
Warrensburg,. Mo.; oe
in 1870. ~
It~s only fair
that man take
care of his~
~best friend~
~, properly. To do
K the job, every
dog owner ought to have handy an
authoritative, up-to-date reference
work. There are numerous good
books on the subject in a wide
variety of prices~or even free.~

A good free booklet is the~ wellknown Sergeant~s Dog Book, which
has been completely revised with
the most up-to-date information
and illustrations. The attractive 40 -page booklet in color is crammed
with valuable information. on
canine care and training.

For a free copy, ask at the drug
store or pet shop or write to:
Sergeant~s Dog Care Center,
Richmond 20, Va.. et.

Sunday,~ May: 11, at~ 3:30 p.m.
19*bands of the Greater Flint

Atwood. Stadium: (In'~the event of
rain,. the -concert will be ~cancelled.). Mr.. Claude. Stout, gencral. ehairman: of the Spring. Festival of, Music, has charge of ar
The ~annual dinner ~meeting of rangements.. Raymond Gerkowski
Big Sisters. will be held at, 6:20) vill. abe the narrator. This pro-.

pat on,Monday, May 19, at the
First. Presbyterian Church. Re
oa Se will be the speaker.
Ken Hunsinger, Manager aa ab id

' servations are oo May 12. Dr:
Harold: Dillon, essor of teacher ediication at Michigan State

~Vedves ~friendship fall;
S-secret hope. outtives

gram.will be the climax of Flint~s
Musie. Week observance.

~The Public cordially invited: 12!
is believed.that the~ program will}
be* an~ is thusical treat
forthe people of the Greater |
Flint~ area.~

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Area~ will:present. a~ program at:

Teverbaugh.

HAIR PREPARATION ~
At All Leading Drug: Stores
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AND ALOPCIA AREATA

Founder ~

- 723 & 725 E. Baker.. st.:
CE, 5-2710: |

PETE hoax. Agent Manager
T1135 Moss Sf...

Die Pastor of M
~pit at Vernon Chapel...

~gee! for the: Derby.

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yore vin Pon American A ways for ~
Holland, Belgium, France, man

and Athens. He s

During his ~abstice. the Rev. Max x Roshenberge,, Will service Rev.

~~ reg, $F

- Bon voyage, Rev. ~Lawrence, our hearts go. with oq.

~Mrs. Malcolm Corrin and Salighters Lois and Lin
~vacationing in New Jersey and later will go on to:
jepending some time with both sets of grandparents,

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~It~s off to Kentucky ~for Mr. Peter Perrin who left last

ia, ~re
irginia

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~Mr..and Mrs. John McNeely will es May 14 for Hot
Springs, where they. will visit relatives and friends. 4

Visiting here from Los eile is Mrs. ~Betty Garant
who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Grant Cobb (of the
famous Sea Foods). -

Many friends have offered hospitality to the West~ Cosst

~|matron, including.Mrs. Ola Hughes Smith, Mrs. Four
{Leach and Mrs. Leo. Greene. ~ _

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Several members~ of ~Tsou Shrine Club went to
Grand Rapids last. week-end to attend their annial state
dance. It was reportedly: a great fling.

' Flint is supposed ~to - one of the most. is orghininad~
cities in the Mid-west. Almost everyone belongs~ to at. least
one organization or club and pays from $1. 00 to $5. 00 per
month dues.

How would: you like to join an organization which will
bring you a feeling of civic pride, entertainment, information, and a helpful hand when you need one, and all this for
De-| just seventeen cents per month?

~That~s all it costs to join the nee Let's. join ~up
today.: * = * *

The male wenbetn of the Vehicle City Goif cule were
entertained last Saturday, May-3,. in a memorable stag af
the home of Theodore Roman, Jasmine Street.

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The Old ~Timers ~Football game in. East: Lansing~ Mai 3
drew many enthusiastic spectators from Flint. g those
attending were: Ron Simmons, J. Merrill Spencer, Raymond
Davis, Walt McMillian, Helen Peaks, wife of player, oor
ence Peaks; Henry Adams, Lucian Adams, Edna are
ald Adams, Lolita Adams, Henry Scott, Tom Dilworth
ence Jarrett, Art Edmunds, Monroe Mitchell and pth =
ant.

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seen 6,. Mes ames et Messieurs, ~paubtaaled g
Charniontes, a cluborganized to do ch

The club has given~ many well+ ided parties. Saturday
night~s party at the Eureka Lodgé was Such an event. Ya
joying the repast. were: Attorney: ~Ken ~Dones, Mr. and
Abe Myers, Mr; and Mrs.,Don Goleman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
one gro Mr. and Mrs. ~Dean | alworth, ~Raymond Davis
and others.

The club plans another party this summer, Proceeds from

~these affairs go to charitable causes.
ter given by
I Liberty St.

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~There will be a, chicken ~n chitterling 4
the Entre Nous Club ~Saturday, May 17, at
Phone CE. 8-4331 for pi cteat

Your: Ni

Membership Committee

You can call any'of the following numbers | and~ an
NAACP Membership. Committee representative will come
out at your home and sign you up with a membership
receip
~ Puring the day: Mrs. Dean. Stallworth, CE 3-8026;
Mrs. Fletcher: Smith, CE 3-3890; Mrs.. DeWitt Randle, CE 8
6974; Mrs. Sam Duncan, SU 70729,~

Evenings: Mr. Melvin Buckner, CE 9-4027; Mr. Edgar
~Holt, CE 4-3085; Mr. Marshall Burns,. CE 92-4727; Mr. David
Lambert, SU 7-1212; Miss Elizabeth Goodwin, SU 5-0465;
Miss Emma Chilton, ~SU 9-3244; Larry Watkins, SU 9-9312;
Clifford Milum, CE 9-1198.

BAMBOO Lou asi

SHERMAN MITCHELL

~* and his. Fourtet

~ ENTERTAINMENT.
FRI.. SAT. AND SUN.

"$30 PM. to 1:90 AM. ~ ee ti
Contest Lounge in Town ie z
Where Particular Friends ~leet:

Flint 5, wchitgan

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