Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 40]

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Michele~s Cocktail Lounge
was the scene of the membership~ drive given. by the. re-6rganized Blue Flame Club last
Saturday night.

Flint~s Satellite Quartet, along
with the Winds vocal group,
gave a wonderful performance,
not to mention the antics of
M.C: Bob Stewart and the Bobby Hamilton. Combo.

The club promises a special |
dance in the near future where!
teensters will have a ~great way
awaiting them.

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Mr. and Mrs. Al Hunter of
James P. Cole Blvd., were -tecen the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lucius Fleming af Parkland Street at their cottage ~in
Idlewild. The couples also motered to the Mackinaw~ Bridge.: * * cd,

A fall cabaret show was given at Stewart. School by the

night.

Music. was furnished by the
Facinators Band with the vocal
stylings of the Barbee Quartet
and Danny Greer. B.R.~s Raymond L. David was M.C._

Among _ those present at the,
well-attended affair were: Mgrgaret Wilson, Robert Temple,
Sue Downs, Leonard Marks, Billye Jo Epps, Ron Warren, Judith Jones, John Jones, Mae
Della Brown, Betty Milner, \ Bertha Barbee, Helen Wilson, Earl
Bryant, Juanita Ballard, Dianne
Simmons and George Bradley.

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Sunday afternoon the Bronze
Reporter Girls Sof~tball Team
were hostesses at the Golden
Leaf in a matinee given for
their benefit. Music was by Eaton Broom and his Sweepers,
the Satellites, and the, Winds

Present were Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Fe nays Mrs. Louise -Thiom
~as, ~Mrs. Lizzie Baker, Walter)
Magee, Mrs. Clarice. Done, Mrs.}:

Edna Jedder, Mendel ~Vaughn
and many, many others. a.
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Reola Triane Simms, daughter oft Dr. and Mrs. W. A.
Simms of Belmont Street, was
hostess of a miscellaneous
shower for Georgia Tyiska in

the recreation room of their
home recently. The color~
scheme, was of those of. the
bride-to-be, pink and white. The
table was set for nine. Prizes,
were given to Jacqueline Battle, Joanne Owens and the
bride-elect.

Mrs. John B. Tyiska, mother
of Miss Tyiska, was 2:so present. eae
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Wanda Joan Burks. was feted
at a kitchen shower. reeently
at the home. of Mrs, Norman
Miller, 2042. Winans. -

The buffet table was, beduti-~
fully decorated ~with ~a center-'
piece of pink ~and white. mums.~

Miss Burks received many
lovely. gifts, including a salad
set, coffee server, and cake dish.

Guests at the shower were
Mrs. Baldwin Walker, Mrs. Eugene Miller; Mrs. Joseph Burks,
Mrs. Ann) Johnson and~ daughter, Joanne, Mrs. John Young,
Mrs. Lynn Bradley, Mrs. Delores Simmons, Mrs..Lavoy Smith,
Mrs. Abe! Myers,. mother. of
Miss Burks; Mrs. U.P. Miller
and daughter Evelyn, Mrs.. Berthan Simms and Mrs. Herman
Franklin. ~

Miss.:-Burks will become the
bride of Robert Sanders of Baltimore, Maryland, on.September
13, 12: noon at Christ the King
Catholic Church. ~

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The mon pipolor garment of our time,
~the sweater, had a restricted begin-.
ning in 18th Century England on the
island of Jersey. It was used primatily,

by oarsmen during scull races up the

It was not until the 1930's that
sweaters were accepted by
everyone for casual wear,
sports clothing and all important~SWEATER GIRL.

Today's $s sweater is so nae
that it is worn by everyone in
the family. Because of the widespread popularity the week of
September 22-28 has been set
aside as National ay~
Week.

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| AUTOM ~STARTS
SEPT. 23

ANN ARBOR~The official
start of autumn, the season
when night becomes longer
than day, takes placeat 8:10
a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 23, says
a University of Michigan astronomer.

Associate Prof. Hazel M.
Losh says the Sun~s apparent
arrival at the autumnal equinox marks the opening of the
fall season. The equinox is
the time of year when the
Sun~s center crosses the equator. At this time, day an
night everywhere are of near
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MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS Wright cut th their weddirfg cake at the

reception for their wedding Sat., Sept. 6th. In_ the~ background
are some of the lovely gifts they received..:

Tisha Whight Speak
Whddingg Vous Here|

FLINT | Popular, | young
Georgia Tyiska became. Mrs.
Douglas Wright last Saturday
in a ceremony performed by
Rev. James S. A. Mitcham at
the home of her parents,. Mr.
and.~ Mrs. John B. Tyiska, on
Chelan Street. The groom is. the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Wright, Pasadena, Avenue.

Miss Tyiska, carrying a white|
orchid on a prayerbook, was
attired in a.white, lace: gown
of ballerina~ length. Her. elbow
length veil was of white ter.

Maid of honor was Jacqueline Battle. She wore a pink organza dress and carried white
carnations. Her head piece was
of pink silk tulle.

~William Anderson was_ best
man. |

Out-of-town ~guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Reginald Dent of
Washington, D. C., Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Strikeland of _ Chicago,
Illinois, Mrs. *Lena Williams of
Detroit.

Other. Aes included Mr. and

a anuahter, |

Simms Joanne
Owens, -and~ Mrs., Leon
Hacket.- Mr. gai Mrs. Wyatt

Jamés, Mrs. Delilah Butler,
Mrs. Eliza Lenny, Alonzo Owens, Mr. and Mrs..Karo Wright,
Mrs. Arnette Sanford, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin. Wright, Homer
Trust, Mr..and Mrs.. James -Tyiska, Norma and _ Cafolyn
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse~ Myers and Mrs. Theressa Thomas.

A reception at the. Sportsman~s ie followed the wedding..

The ioeaity: weds will reside in

|. The engagement of Ann Max- |~
well ~to Douglas) | PeCiow | be-~ early nt year.

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Ann Rvbor. where ar will at.
tend.the Uap eaety of Michigan. ~ Mrs.~ ight! wills major ~in
psychology and ~Mr. Wright in
sociology.

Engagement
Announced

oat affigial Tuesday. when, he
sented ber,, with a. beautiful:
wien ring.

Mrs. James Ragland,~2009 Stan+ford:~She ~studited-~at~ Philander
~Smith Collige in Little Rock,
iArkansag,. and; Flipt Junior Col~lege and is Presently employed
iby. the City ~of Flint. in the Purichasing~ Department. Miss Max:
well is active in auxiliaries of
Mt. Olive Baptist Church and
aed groups.

Moesiet. aicisud 713 EB. 5th
Street. He~ és'sh- former resident
of Mount Airy, North Carolina:

The wedding will take place

Lansing NAA (P ~Sets: Plan
For Freedom Fund'Drive

LANSING~The Lansing branch
of the NAACP made announcement, recently of thé plans being
made for the 1958-Freedom Fund
Drive. The program, Which is to
take place) September 18, 19 ~and
20, will be highlighted by a carnival to |be held outside -the
Masonic Temple on~ W. St. Joseph Street.

The carnival will feature a
number of booths and various.
entertainments and will be culminated sal a dance in the Masonic Halil on ae
20th. " ~

The Fréedén Fund sfvides
the financial backing necessary
for the Legal Branch of the
NAACP to continue in its: unrelenting struggle to insure _ that
the highest ideals of the ~law of
the land~ are, insofar as the Negro is concerned, upheld. '

To this end, the NAACP makes
available, | wherever. necessary,
legal counsel and advice pertaining to questions of Civil Rights,

discrimination or any sort of un-~
d due harassment because of color.

It is hoped that at least $500
will be raised and all social
clubs and organizations who

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are interested in maintaining

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booths at; i shascornival 3 are. urged
fo ~contact Atty. Stuart Dun

exception like, ~But Not For Me,~
(two Two) on Prestige 7109, he
recorded. without the benefit of
really: Heke Be

Now" ~comes 1958" ~and Miles '
nlaced first on the International.| Jazz Critics: Poll, well: ahead of

me of his ~discoverers,~ ~Dizzy~,
are moving ahead on the jazz

Ahead~ (Columbia*'G11041) and
~Relaxin~ With, the. Miles Davis
Quintet~ (Prestiize PR
Thus, it seems that Davi may
yet be able to ~make it~ with the
general public befOre e time
éomes when his warmly ititonated
style becomes popular because of
its being ~unavailable.~
nings, Pr., president of the
Lansing Branch NAACP, | or
Marvin Ray or Horace Fletcher,
~co-chairman of the Freedom
~Fund Fair.

_ Mr. Dunnings can be reached
by phone at IV. 45335 or IV 7 -
Mr. Fletcher at IV~ 93

' The FFreedom Fund Committee will make awards. to-the-club
wr organtzation who has ~the
ost ingenious booth~ and to the
me that raises the most money
~vhich, in an attempt to secure
~he a possible participation, oP. a shaped. ae
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Miss Maxwell, is. the sister of

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Gillespie and_.two of his albums}
~est-seller Lists They are ~Miles~

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1177, Mr. Ray at ITV..2-4298, and
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tage ON; aV. ~ Ten
"rem bers have been iohtintll ~ te
1e Hampton Institute faculty
announcement |.

Dr. ~Alonzo G, floron,: - presi- |

jew. They will assume their|_

1ew duties~ at.~the opening of
the college on Sept. 18.

Among, the appointees are
Lt. Col. James~ H. Carr,. Hampton, Va., Professor of Military
Science and Tactics: Norman
Voelcker, New York City, Assistant Professor of Music; Ma~
jor Joseph Connor, Assistant
Professor of Military Science
and Tactics;..Dr. William D.
Butts, Newport News, Va., Attorney, Assistant Professor of
Business,.part-time.

Also, Miss William E. Daughtry, Portsmouth, Va., Instructor
in Music; Mr. Saroop K. Kaul, |
Lucknow,; India; Instructor.in
Mathematics; Mrs., Margaret. J.
Epps, Richmond, Va.,
in. Nursing; a

Baby~s Business, by Mrs. Elaine Evans
- Evenflo Baby Service Director _

Instructor |'

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~Saturday,~3: p.m. ~

CATALINA oroncrais cue ioe
~Meets, Second~ and Fourth Saturday | gaan
DELTA SIGMA THETA: SORORITY
President, Mrs. Salters Wadsworth
Meets, Second Friday, 7: 80~ p.m.
FAIRWAY GOLF CLUB.
President, Samuel J. Ce
Meets, First and Third Saturday |
-1-p.m. St. John Center

{LINT ASSOCIATION OF COLORED ~WOMEN~S cus
President, Mrs., Janie Nelson
Meets,: Third Tuesday, 12 noon

FLINT BRANCH N.A.A.C.P.
President, Herman Gibson. pe Hey A 7 AS Aa
Meets, Third eee 3:30 Pm he
~At Pionéer Hall es

FLINT CITIZENS CLUB ype 8 ~
President, Rozier Phillips yes ee

~THE FUXES = oo.
' President, Mrs. ~Dorothy. Fergusson j
Meets Second Sunday ia aad ae ~s
FRONTIERS CLUB sss chi ade
~ * President, Al. Loving
Meets, Second Tuesday, 12: 19 p. Mm.

4. President, Mrs. Janie Nelson a e
Meets, First~ aiid Second Sunday, 5: Pp. ms; lasing HAND CIRCLE DAUGHTERS

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tion system you use. If you pectes
the sterile field method (all com:
ponents ~ sed fo the formule
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| after sterilization.

This is not the case if you us~
the terminal (all components. ster:
flized together) process. Just remember to tighten the caps afte:
was sterilizer has a for two

ours or to a where you can
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Pinte eke ie irs
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nal sterilized formula will keep
fresh for, three days without refrig~eration. An Evenflo technician recently took: three-day tour of the
~Southwest with 36 bottles~ of different formulae prepared via the
~terminal method two days before
leaving. Although not refrigerated,
the formula remained palatable
~throughout the trip even though.
the tem ure ranged to 110~ F.
~The secret is that terminal ster~flization ~cans~ the milk; simplifyAng its storage problems,

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~MRS. SLONNIG JOHNSON
left for Hanau, Germany, on
September 11 fo join her husband, who has been stationed
there ~for more than a year.
They will reside in: Germany

} for eighteen months and then

return to the United States.

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- 618 E. Eighth St.: | ~| A Home Away From Home

Our Specialty? pois ALA bl all i

President, Mrsiif. Ri Leach: | > &
Meets,.First and Third Thursday, 9 p.m.

-_LAPALOMA SHRINE CLUB OF: GENESEE ~

-|TEMPLE NO. 550~ELKS

President, Mrs. Lelia, Maddox
Meets, First and: Third ie 6 Pan

~ROSE OF SHARON LODGE~. | z
President, William Whitson -
Meets, First and Third Saturday, 7 p.m.
At 4212 Maines

ROYAL STAR CHAPTER 0.ESi
Matron, Mrs. Laurentine Williams ~
Meets, First: and Third Monday, 7: 30 rR m.

VEHICLE CITY LODGE

Exaulted: Ruler, James Mackey
Meets, Second and Fourth panday.. 4pm..
At Lodge Hall;

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VEHICLE CITY.. GOLF CLUB... ~te ee: President).; Howard, Bannister Ng eawe
Meets, Second Sunday, 8 p.m.
eee Sportsman~s Club: pa
THE ZAGS Hy aly,

_. President, Mrs. Marion Williams

i Meets,~ Second and. Fourth Friday, 8 p.m.~
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STEWART SKATING CLUB

At Stewart School.
THE STARLITES
President, ~Sandra. ~Epps

At homes of members

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~MERRY | 12: CLUBS. TN

President, Cleodia Myles.
~ Meets,, Thirsday, 6:40 p.m.

Meets, Fridays, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

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President, Mrs.. Hattie Tonen, la
Meets, Second me Fourth Thursday, 8 pm

Cottage cheese is a- power
zack of convenience, food value,
economy, and taste appeal. Mrs.
Marjorie Gibbs, Detroit Consumer Marketing Information agent

~}7a, inhat it is made from pas~}tuv.izee skim milk. Low in cal
ories! high in protein value! A
good imxer with many other
foods!

There is a ~form~ of cottage,
cheese) for you whethef. you cook:
it, mix it with other~ foods ~or
serve it just as it comes from
the container..

Dry cottage cheese is fat free
~ no cream or seasoning is
added.

Creamed cottage ~cheese has
and sweet __ pasteurized
eream added for moisture and
slavor.. *

Roth dry and creamed cottage

poe curd cottage~ cheese is
sometimes called ~country style~
or ~old fashioned.~ The curds
are small and firm. Small curd
cottage cheese holds its shape
in salads, and it~s just right for

~| cheese may be small curd or|:
*Harge curd.

Cottage Cheese ~ It
Has Many Advantages

serving plain, with salad- ~preeng
or fruits,

Large curd~ cottage cheese has
large, soft curds: It mixes*castly
with: other foods, and is pre{erred by some for cooking.

You. can buy it. mixed with
other ingredients, such as~ pineapple or chives. It comes packaged in containers that you can
ise as dishes," How much do you
pay for~ the ~use-dgain: package?
Joes the larger, regular package
cost less per pound than the
smaller one?. Can your family
~use the larger amount in the
regular container?

Read the~ label.
buy cottage cheese.
tells: style and form
cheese; added _ ingredients;
weight and ~price of package;
name of processor or distributor.

Cottage éheese~ is. perishable.
To be sure it~s*-fresh, but itis only from a refrigerated case
~or delivery truck. Refrigerate
~cheese at home. Use it in a day
or two.after:you buy it.

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