Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 25]

The ~Shesak*

Spring weather prevails, and it~s ~cals. hard to: iF
find any one at home these sunny: afternoons. Many golf i
enthuisasts. are out on the course limbering. up for the}

various tournaments to take place over the summer.

Lodge Hall with prizes to be awarted. ~

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The Alphas and jks Kappas will hold their traditional |

colf tournament on Sunday, June Ist. A

Members of the Cotilian Cia were entertained last

Sat. nite by the Orin Butlers at 849 E. Seven~: St., home
of Mrs. Butler~s neice. Those sharing in the festivities were

the Clifford Dents, the Wendall Owens, the William Simp- |.

sons, the Donald Owens, the Henry Neeleys, the Ples
Swans, the John Russels, and the Marion Barksdales. Mrs.
Butler, Phoebe Robb, Lorette Watkins, Carrol McDonald,

for her guests.
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From the younger. set comes word of a real fun-filled

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picnic given at the home of the Stergeon Coiemans. Marion |

Butler, Phoebe Robb, Loretta aWtkins, Carrel McDonald,
Dianne Anderson, Edward Coleman, Wylee Viverette, and
puten Rushing were the quests present.

The isle Gouskiites Council held it 12th Annual Ball
Saturday, May 24, at Lansing. The Clare Street Union was
locale.of the affair.

Flint.

Hotel for their ~Spring Dance..

*... Friends gave a hike! warming for Mrs. Siatenes Drake:
Saturday, May 24, at their.new home on Church Street.

Mrs. Leo Greene, ~Mrs. fessie Knight and Mrs. Rose Gaines | |

were: a:few of those present..

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Well, the no-name bridge club finally has gone and
e it ~ they adopted a name last Friday at their meeting

at Miteinia Rodgers home onsBrookside Drive. It~s ~Jugs,~
gis eh. Mrs. Arthur Johnson was a guest at the patie.

Club: Calendar

ALPH~ KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY

President, Mrs. Boyce ~Buckner
Meets, Third Saturday,: 3 p.m.
At home of members

DELTA SIGMA THETA. SORORITY --
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President, Mrs. Salters Wadsworth
Meets, Second Friday,-7:30 p.m.
At home of members

Pony ASSOCIATION OF COLORED WOMEN~S CLUBS -
resident, Mrs. Janie Nelson

~Meets, Third Tuesday, 12 noon.
FLINT. ~BRANCH_N.A.A.C.P..

President, Herman Gibson

Meets, Third Sunday, 3: 30 p.m.

At ~Pioneer Halt": i%

FRONTIERS CLUB ~
President, Al Loving
S, Second Tuesday, 12:15 p.m.

xt ome Dairy ~

THE GLEANER CIRCLE, KINGS DAUGHERS
~<> President, Mrs. Janie Nelson
*Meé@ts, First and Second Sunday, 5 p.m.
~At home~of members

HELPING HAND CIRCLE DAUGHTERS
ident, Mrs. F. R. Leach ~
~ Meets, First and Third Thursday, 2 p.m.
At home of members

LAMPALOM ASHRINE CLUB OF GENESEE

TEMPLE NO. 550 ~ ELKS...President, Mrs, Ledesta Neely H
Meets, First and Third Sunday, 6 p.m.. At home of members -

ROSE OF SHARON LODGE
President, William Whitson
Meets, First and Third Saniey 7 p.m.
At 4212 Maines.

ROYAL CHAPTER 0.E.S. oe:
President, Mrs. Sarah Penton.
Meets, First and Third Monday, 7:30 p.m.

At'~home of members:

VEHICLE CITY LODGE

President, James Mackey é

Méets, Second and Fourth Sunday, 4 p.m:

~ At Ledge Hall - E

VEHICLE CITY GOLF CLUB
President, Howard Bannister
Meets, Second Sunday, 8 p.m..:
At Sportsmen~s Club

THE ZAGS_.

President, Mrs. Helen Holbrook
Meets, Second and Fourth Friday at 8 p.m.
At home of members

It Pays To sai é
MRS. JAN |

$1.00 ~ SPECIAL READINGS ~ $1.00

CHARACTER READER AND- ADVISOR
Mrs. Jan gives advice on all affairs bes wh oi

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May 30th the Vehicle City Golf Club will hyd its
annual tournament for ~members at Kearsley~ Golf Club. [
Later there will be a. get-together at the Rose of Sharon |

The William Simms* and C. B. Morley attended from

_ Another festive function will take place tonight (May ~:
$1) as the AKA~s and their guests gather at the Durant ~,

1 Mt. Heles

~grou ~aditives sia 100 hies
~Ss: rt ~Men~s ~_ 48

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Tigion and edacation. ~He is asnattive of the. State:of sissippi,
having served in the following
positions-in his native state~, Pastot - 6f. the - Mt.* Bethel ~Baptist
Church of. Gulfport, nag Eat
for - four ~ years: pastor,
Baptist Chit of
Jackson,. Mi ppl,~ four years,
pastor of the~ New-Hope Baptist

eight years.. Dean of Theology,
Mpridian. Baptist Semin
years. Deean of Natchez
Natchez, Mississippi..:

~The e positions were~ ~Filles
bode years 1920-and: ~na

ollege, |*

He it now 3 member of the. as Ce

oP Somamiseion of |
Michigan,~ conturrenty
wit 1 ~work: ~as ~minister of the
Secor - Baptist Church. He is
Dean of Religious Education of
the, ~Chain Lake: District Baptist
Asséciation: of. Michigan~ and
Chairman of the Commission on
Theological - Education. of the
Wolverine ~ Missionary | Baptist
Convention. ef. -Michigan.
Mrs. Wilson was the widow of
Rev, 'E. J. Timmons,, late pastor
of the Metropolitan Baptist Tabeérnacle of.Flint, Michigan.;
couple will reside.in Benton
bor,.. Michigan ~ where Rey:
ilson ~has served as minister of

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Churth ~of, Meridian, Mississippi, |",
~ four | D.: is oe 0 ring:

awarded at the UAW-CIO Wo
ine Banquet held recently at the

The Glee eo
tion of Harri
fe child~s birth
certifi ~Children five. years
ol may enroll.

Mrs. Golden Anderson, who is
retiring ~after 35 years of teaching and ~Mrs. Elizabeeth Alexander.were ~honorees at a dinner
held at, the-B.&-W on East Court

STEWART: SCHOOL
The Annual Carnival and Talent Show. was presentéd May 23
at ceamghe Community School.
off,.the. Community and
cnnaich ~the school participated in pfrnctane singing and other musical entertainment,
Proceeds of the show will go

The | to aid an African student. Money

made from the show will be
doubled by! Mr.,C. S. Mott.~

~Raymond L. Davis was M. C.

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and will hel ih God's help. Lucky
Gach tending. ~Sir. sens Gam, Oe

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cee ~Now ~featuring for your pligasure

thee Second Baptist = as and Mrs. Delares Simmons was.
19. years, -: eo 2) director, car as: 7 i: hte

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jaction of the AFL-CIO in admit
| groes from membership. He noted

jsuch industries as steel, paper,

permit. discrimination.

| Choir Hol Holds

~The most ~important - shketé

= of the National Congress of Par~ents and Teachers are:

| Q) To promote the welfare of;children and youth in home,
are church, ~and community..(2) To ~raise the standards of
ome life.

(3) To secure. adequate (laws
for the care and protection of
children and youth.

- (4) To. bring into cleser relation the home and the school
that parents and teachers may
co-operate intelligently ~in - the

adie of the child.

Public instruction with the State
Office,
speaker at a general meeting and
at several dise on |

Mrs. Brown stat rs. Wynn
and I certainly EP the
epportunity to Tepresent Clark
School at this convention. It is
inspiring and very gratifying to
see such a large body of men
and women working for the
growth and progress of our
schools in our communities.~

~ Addressing the convention on
May 21, Mr. Wilkins cited: the

ting two railroad brotherhoods
whose.constitutions exclude Nealso-that while many unions. have
discrimination; some locals in
oil and chemicals continue to

~There are some unions.~ the

~| formed the. colorfuk ' cettter

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thi sy eoffee services pci
non and a. A ete Hul ~musical prosram
Was pre by Ruth McClaren
~at the: v plane" ~and Alex Davis~
~Sind Mr. arid Mrs. Sam Witeenr

~whe sang.

_ ~s|. Out of town- guests were test.

\~miund Osburn, Joseph Miller, Dr.
~jand:Mrs. Lyon and Dr. and Mrs.: Wiltén,

Other guests. were Elizabeth
Gay ~ core H. H.
arl Johinsor, r ~Sint,
Gertha~ mene Jane ~Dunkling,
C. Rawls and Gladum McGill..
Officers of the choir include
Odell Jones, president; Ruby No
| Wilkins Urges Unions
| To. Curb Racial Bias

~NEW YORK ~ ~Racial discrimination in some trade
unions is a blight which the labor movement shoud take
prompt and effective: steps to eliminate, Roy Wilkins, executive secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, told delegates attending a
+ {convention of the United Packinghouse Workers of Ameri
ca,, AFL-CIO, here ~this week.

national policies against racial

NAACP leader pointed out,
~that pass resolutions for civil |
rights, hold conferences on civil
rights, show movies on civil
rights, but nevertheless stumble at the bargaining table.~
Among unions with good records on civil rights, Mr. Wilkins

and the United Automobile Workers. The UAW, he said, recently

criminatory separate line of pro
gression in St. Louis plants with
hich. the,.union. ha
argaining agreemen IS:

organized ~labor to oppose

ithority ~of the United States
cme Court.

~ MBTANNET.:

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Friday) Seturdey ~and Simdey:

fouksvlan

we Morland.
~ COMBO

Where péttievler people eniey
_ the finest cocktails

Dr.. Lynn M. Bartlett.,Supt. of |

cited the Packinghouse Workers
succeeded in eliminating the dis- |

sigghlestive;
Mr. Wilkins also called upon:
nding Senate bill to curb. the}.

was a very dynamic |.

Miss Shirley Moare, _ ~1338
dickory, was. cro Ven~
aicle City Golf Clu Queen~ -

at a dance Saturday nite at

3t. John Community Center -
which ~climaxed a four wert
ontest.

Her prize was a $100 atta
arship. Miss Moore 4s a stu
~jent at Flint Junior college,

and the scholarship. will~ be
used towards furthering her
studies., Her sponsor |:. Was,
Mrs. Beulah Roman. 8) he

Seeond prize wintier, Shir
ley Jackson received a camera. Third prize wi, Amin;
Taylor, received a: week-en
travel case. Other

rize eo
ners were. Ernell i
~Dianne Simmons who were,
cates. $10.00 eit i hens
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~id _ BRONZE REPORTER,

~SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1958

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