Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 37]

"IE WE MAKE REUGION OUR BUSWESS,
GOD: WILL MAKE IT OUR BLESSEDNESS~

*- HB. J. ADAMS

1 ANTIOCH BAPTIST
NEW ZION BAPTIST _.

mantanenehchere He ~tin the eS, Emma Lockett

Mrs. J. S. Smith |

MT. OLIVE BAPTIST

Miss Bessie Hill |

ST. PAUL BAPTIST._.

MT. CALVARY BAPTIST

Mrs. Willie McClendon

church news listed.

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FOSS AVENUE BAPTIST
At 3:30._p.m., August 23, the
Sunday School will have its Annual Sunday School Social. Various churches have been invited to attend.
Macedonia's Highlight Chorus
* will furnish he music.
~ *
HOLBROOK CHURCH OF GOD
Elder C. M. Washington of
Detroit will be in charge of
the revival which convenes August 18 and: will go through
August 29. The public is invited to ~
- METROPOLITAN BAPTIST
The Senior Choir will sell barbequed chicken and ribs at 3007

North Street today, August 23}

beginning at 12 p.m. For delivery, call SUnset 17-1645.
QUINN CHAPEL A. M, E.
Fourteen contestants -have en~tered the ~Miss or Mrs. ~Quinn
Chapel of:1958~ contest to be
held on Women~s Day, October
12, Entrants are Mrs. Etta Artis, Mrs. Dorothy. Thomason,

ascites

~Moore,

Mrs. Ruth Golden, Mrs. Ardella
Mrs. Emma Hill, - Mrs.
Amy. Carpenter, Mrs. Tommy
Patton, Mrs.. Etta Sykes, Miss
Bernice _ Tawer, Miss Sandra
Simmons, Miss Linda Kersey,
Miss. Jeri Parks, Miss Betty
Wilder and Miss Sue Spears.
Each contestant is. sponsored by
an organization in the church.
BLACKWELL A.M.E. ZION

- The Senior Choir of the
Blackwell. A, M. E. Zion
Church is sponsoring a bus
trip) to Mackinaw Island Saturday, August 30. The price
is $10,00 round trip. The bus
will leave Flint Saturday
morning at 6 a.m. from the
Blackwell Church, 1234 Central Avenue and will return
Sunday morning at 2 a.m.

For reservations call SU~J7-12841 or CE. 8-5731. ~
ANTIOCH BAPTIST

Mrs. A. Aldridge. will be the
main speaker at a program Sunday, August 24, at 3:00 p.m. to
be sponsored by the East Side
Circle.

aS: p,m,

WELCOME
oe

(30th. Anni versary.
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AND MFG. CO
Madam Lena Teverbaugh, Founder

Thursday, Aug. 28 ~ Pioneer Hall

| 3801 ae St.

Partners in h Health -

We work hand in* hand with
your doctor to safeguard your
health by compounding all his
prescriptions with professional
precision from fresh stocks of
top-quality pharmaceuticals.

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CHURCH REPORTERS

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fin er
iry.24, 19

Vera Mae S nés: $ -

Worship. was:: Metro litan
with two of}

sisted by

ell of Quinn:

really did a+ fi e service in
bringing the rersary message.; ai

A very. touching
iliaries of the church and it

in a flower pot while ~Give Hirt
His ~Roses~ was being - sung:
Then,: to close out the anniversary services Anti
pastor, Rev. L. W. Pryor, bring:
ing the message and preaching
as never before, | music render
ed by their choir| and the male
chorus of Mt. Calvary. We could
but say that surely the Lord is
in this place.

We can never thank the
churches and their pastors
enough for helping us_ make
our pastor's 6th anniversary
one that will go down in history as being one of the best
ever given him.

Attend. some ichurch every
Sunday. Send your news in
early t6 be sure it gets in print.
See you, next week in the
Bronze Reporter. |

JOURNEY~S
END

It seems strange fo me that
men should fear, seeing that
death, a necessa

~come when. it will come.
Shakespeare

JONES ~ Jchnry Jones, Jr.,
3817 St. John St.} age 5 years,
passed Sunday, August 17, 1958,
at Hurley Hospital, Funeral
services were held at 11 a.m.
Wednesday, August 20, 1958.
Elder C. Hill officiated. Burial
was- in Municipal. Cemetery.
Death was _ oa

three sisters, nice:
Marie, Betty Kay and line
Bernice, all at home; grandmother, Mrs. Frances Hillon of
St. Louis, Missiouri; nine uncles; seven aunts; other. relatives and friends. |:

~ parents;

~demonstra:.
tion was made by all the aux:

official staff, when each one}
placed a rose of| varying color}:

h with. their}

ry end, will,

He was born!. a

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Miss Vivian; Senoria Dandridge,

e i vem ald: daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Dandridge, Lapeer St.,
will receive a $100 scholarship
from the Flint Citizens Club. She
is a June graduate of Central
High School, where she finished
with High Distinction honors.
Miss Dandridge enrolled in Flint
Central last fall, transferring
from a school in Memphis, Tennessee where,she, majntained an
A-B averagé. She pli

majoring in elementary education.

She is a member of the Mt.
Olive Baptist Church.

The Flint Citizens Club was
formerly the General Motors
(Club. Rozier Phillips is pres. and
Cathreen Phillips*is chairman of
the scholarship committee.

PROGRAM
PLANNED

Traffic safety is everybody~s
job and business. When it effects
us: or at ~-and hurt children,

e pmething. about it.

Park.
This oragrath, headed by the
the Genesee County Traffic Com
mission,: being sponsored by
Canaan ptist, Vernon Capel
fAME. tropolitan Baptist and
Bethlehe Methodist Churches.

JAIL - ~Midwest

This years International Jazz
Critics Poll found the Modern
Jazz Quartet number ~one among
the aJzz Combos, a three-to-one
favorite over second place Jimmy Guiffre. Miles Davis reigns
again as top trumpet and J. J
Johnson won with 103 votes. Stan
Getz was picked over Sonny Rollins at tenor sax, and Thelonious
Monk was a 66 to 58 favorite over
Errol Garner, The auto ~ota list
follows:

Big Band ~. Duke Ellington
Conn = ssh M.J.Q.
Trumper _._..._-.| Miles Davis
Alton Sax. _. Lee Konitz
Trombone J, J. Johnson
Tenor Getz |. Stan Getz
| Baritone Sax... Gerry Mulligan:
Clarinet | Tony Scott
Pian) _ Thelonious Monk
Bass Ray Brown
Drums __..........:| Max Roach
Vibes) Milt Jackson

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MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL

>| Norman

Angual Mt. Oli
nnuail Mt. Ulive
Picnic Resumed

Memberg of Mt. ~Olive Baptist
Church spent,~ a most enjoyable
day at Potters aLke on Saturday,
August 16, at the church~s annual picnic. This is the, beginning of the resumption ~of the
church~s picnic that was discon-|
tinued a fiumber of years ago.

Committees were- set up to
plan the affair. Each person was
responsible for their own lunches -with the church sponsoring
ice cream, cookies and pun\h.

The children had a wonderful
time playing games and racing
each other for prizes. Several
people went swimming and boating,

A ~ball game between the
B.T.U. and the Sunday School
was one of the main features
of the picnic. The Sunday
Scheol won. At the close of.
the outing, the kids took part
in a peanut scramble.

Those responsible for the successful affair were Mrs, Rosalie
Jones, Superintendent; Wyatt
James; Ezra Broadmax; Raymond L. Davis; Tom Wheeler;

Ott; Mrs, Frankie
Wynn; Mary Ragland; Mrs. Montel Sneed; Maxine Jackson and
Jane Turner.

Choral Group
Awarded Trip -

Each year, the AC Choral
Group receives an award from

t

General Motors for services

rendered jn

| award is usually a trip to some

point of interest in the United

~States. 3 bbe

This year, thirty- nine mem
bers of the p spent a week
end in ce Eg Minnesota
where they stayed at the a
sive Leamington Hotel,
_ The group touréd~ St. Paul,
Minnesota, the Conservatory.of,
Flowers and_ many, 9 other interesting places:

All expe

5 tion (
} lities ~as a public service for

é s to enter |.:
Flint; Junior Colfege this fall} ~

hing to}.

the AC Spark Plug Division. of |:

the eommunity. The;

mses were paid by}
AC Spark Plug Division of GM.

~According. ta Paul: D. Bogwell,
ms ~candidate. for Governor,
*Michigan~s Democrat Governor
| continues: to sidestep challenges
for -a series of ~public debates

gubernational race,~

Bagwell ~first tossed ~out his
~challenge in a talk before a
grandstand. crowd at. the Ionia
Free Fair in Governor's Day Cere~monies. Hé-. followed this with
-an official invitation, a personal
letter, to diseuss. Pesci

~Then. a Detroit t ision staJ- TV). offered its faci
~THEOL TIMERY

~The man who toots his own
_horn soon haseverybody dodg-, ing when. he approaches!~

on ~campaigh issues | in the 1958:

~Rgueated me in ibaa
RELIGION, and you make
them but clever.devils~

Duke of Wellington

Gov. Sa to Debate!

faut: 30-minute. debates during
October.

Bagwell accepted by return
mail.

~] still feel the people are
entitled: to know the major issues.of this campaign. What better way. to present the basic
differences in our platforms than
in publie debate? I will meet with
Governor -Williams any where,
any place, and before any type
of audience~at his convenience,~
Bagwell. said.

~| want Governor Williams to
run on his record. | want him
to report to the people on ~ his
stewardship of. our common: |
wealth during the last 10 years.
He must have done something
in all this time other than criticize Repyblican lawmakers and
administrators.~

~The state is bankrupt. Business, jobs and tax dollars are:

jleaving the state in a ~steady |?

stream ~because of an unfriendly
political climate. | am sure the
Michigan public must have many
questions about these problems~
and 1 ~feel the citizens of the

1 State are entitled to answers.~

DETROIT, Mich. (Special) ~
CARTLEDGE FURS MODELS in Fashion Show given at
230 Boston Blvd., by Hartford Avenue Baptist Church on
Sunday, Aug. 17th. Models, lef to right, are Gladys Moore,
Queen Ann LaMarr and Marilyn.Adams,

Fashion Revue

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FIT

ee *,BAPT ist SERVICES
Antioch Missionary Baptist
Church~1083 Stewart Ave..
Rev. L. W. Pryor, Pastor _

Canaan Baptist Church
910 East Gillespie St.
Rev. Alfred Robbs
s 2.~
FOSS AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
1159 Foss Avenue
Rev. A. Aldridge, pastor

- MT. CALVARY BAPTIST
~CHURCH
3017 Industrial Avenue
Rev. Matthew Montgomery, pastor

Galilee Baptist Church
4418 Industrial
Rev. J. L. McClain, Pastor: * s ~
Macedonia Baptist ~Church
1116 Hickory
Rev. Ira Watkins, Pantie
s * *
Metropolitan Baptist Church
age Industrial, S. D. -Edwards, Pastor
(2 = *
Mt, Olive Baptist Church
Liberty and Kennelworth
Rev. R. R. Turpin, Pastor
* * *
New Zion Baptist Church
1331 -Nevada
Rev. J. S. Smith, Pastor
* s 8

Shiloh Baptist Church
St. John at Massachuseiis Ave.
Rev. Allen, Pastor: Aa * *.:
St, Paul Baptist Church
1073 E. Pierson Road
Rev. R. R. Gordon, Pastor.
Sunday ~school; 9:30 a.m. Worship: 11 a.m., is * 8
GREATER HARVEST
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHURCH
3908 Industrial
Services. 11:00 AM.
Rev. C. R. Neal, pastor

* * ~

~Trinity Baptist Church

1601 Clifford St.
Rev. A. F. Thomas,

CATHOLIC SERVICES

Church of Christ The Ki
Thirteenth and Clifford
Sunday services 8:30 and 11

Pastor

~|am. Rev. Father Norman Dv
~kette. Public~ is ~icome,.

CHURCH OF GOD
IN CHRIST
Church of God in Christ
3020 St, John St
\Rev.. John ~Smnyers, Pastor

St. James Chnitnets of Goa
in Christ~3613 St, John Si. ~
Services: 12 Noon. Sunday
school: 9:30 a.m..
Pov, S. C. Coles, Pastor
**s *# ~
JAURCH OF GOD
12th 4. Harrison Sts.
Rev. G. wie Pastor
* *
2801. North a
Elder J. S. Lester, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 a.m. Morning Worship, 11 a.m. All are
welcome.

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST
y SERVICES
Vermont ' Christian ~Church
1201 Lippmcott Blvd.

_ | Rev. Thomas Courts, Pastor

METHODIST SERVICES
Bethel Methodist Church.
Liberty at Twelfth Sis. |
Rev, Paul V. Smith, Pastor; s es =
James Chapel C. M. E,
1142 Campau
Sunday services: 11 a.m.
Rev. Bishop, Pastor
* ~* *&
Quinn Chapel A, M. E,
2101 Lippincott Blvd.
Rev. James = * esha Pas,

St. Luke A. M. & "Zion

North at Addison;
Service: 11:45 a.m.
Rev. D. Pan, Pastor

Vernon Cased " # E.
North at Addison Sts. ~_

Services, 10:45. Sunday school,
9: 00.

Lewis L. Lawrence, B.Th., D.
D., Minister

*e8.

BLACKWELL AME ZION
1234 Central Ave.

Services, 1l:a.m. Rev. Zellner
Clemmens, minister. - f

he

+ UNITARIAN SERVICES; Unitarian Church of Fling.
' 803 Clifford St,

Sundav school and saritiong 11:00
am. Publie is welcome.;
Rev. Karel Botermans, Minister

Sa

a: es -~. 4 P ~
e4 S a.

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