Bronze Reporter [Volume: 7, Issue: 40]

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income. Therefore, you must} his convenience.

tips~ ~and other fees re-| wages gr salary from an employer
in| must have a Form W-2 attached| vice gives the average taxpayer
than| to the return. In some instances} the necessary help: to properly

tlic Telese 0 sopckn Sik lodging~ extess ~
you might receive are not in-| in
ser-|come if furnished on the em-t
in. your| Ployers~ premises and are for

An individual who~ receives}

Money. In such cases, the fair| an individual who has more than} prepare hi

market value of such goods and|one employer will have more| You are urged to first read the
be shown a in-| than $144.00 of Social Security|instructions, then start. -prepar
on this week to initiate plans for

May 17th ansiiversary meetings
and demonstrations outdoors at

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Wise car buyers have-learned to tell their déaler that they want to finance

their ears a Genesee Merchants Bank. This assures them quick sérvice /

~ho red tape... and low, bank rates.:
And.this is another way to establish a banking connection that offers you.eomplete financial services. Eighteen friendly Genesee Merchants offices

throughout the area are open to serve you!

GENESEE
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MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION.|tax- withheld from his pay, ~This! ing your return.

-secretary, Roy Wilkins, added
that- the NAACP sstateorganizations should call for. ~ending of
segregation and discrimination
throughout your state in every
phase of life.~

|niversary of the U.S. Supreme
Court~s school integration ruling.
However, only six per cent of
the eligible Negro youngsters in
the seventeen states and District
of Columbia schools affected by
the decision have been integrated.

As a result, two and a half million Negro children are. still
forced _to attend. separate and
unequal schools.

" This will mark the seventh an- 4

Pickets In Vil
At State Capitol

ALBANY, NY, ~ Members
representing ~55. NAACP branches in the. state. and led by Dr!
Eugne T. Reed, state, president, |
>icketed the State Capitol here!
this week demanding: a stronger
fair housing law than the one now
pending before the. legislature.

Taking only brief rest periods,
a number of the pickets walked
the great expanse of the Capitol

steps all night long Feb. 28. Pre
viously, the delegates conferred}
with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller in|
his executive offices.

Jack E. Wood, Jr., NAACP
special assistant; for housing, not:
ed the Association~s: chief objection to the bill~a it now stands.
He said:

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No. 674 U.A.W. Aen Sop ty Mave 1 ~March 19, 1961.
Hie to 6 A.M. Music shan, Wheeler

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A Bee tase eae ae. and Mrs. ~mae dudluk aan

East Russell spent the t and talked over old times. Col.
Hollis omaha cpa fficer of ~the 6th District fhm
y Reserve é Corps~ was on an inspection
of the State of the 6th District Reserve Corps.

These are cities.he has. pocdies February~28 at rte 3-1
Wednesday, Flint, 3-2 Thursday, Detroit.

| The Saint Cecilia Guild of Christ King Church; are having a panel tea March 19, 1961. 4 to 6 P.M. Mrs. Edwyna
Dones, a Goodwill ~- to Nigeria, Africa, will show
mpvies of her trip.

The Mt. ~Olive Senior Choir is presenting the A.C. Choral Club 50 voices Suncay, March 12, 1961 at 3:30 P.M. The
_public is: cordially ~invited. Mrs. Irene Brown, President;
Mrs. Alice Renfro, Vice President.

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|. NAACP Afinual Spring - Dance will be at the Lebanon
Hall 735 MeFarlan St., Saturday, March 18, 1961. Dance
jto the music of Eston Broome and his Sweepers. Theme:
~Freedom Frontier.~ Cabaret style, Free Coffee. Donation
| 31.00. Time: 9:30 until 2:P.M,

Mrs. Mae Nolan, of 703 E. 12thh. Street was host to
Home Maker No. 5 Club ~Tuesday, February 28th. Mrs.
Nolan served a very delicious lunch of Cream chicken,
Crisp rolls, Nut loaf coffee cake, Potato salad, Pickle pears,
and Pie and Coffee. After the ~meeting the members and
guest sat around the fireplace i in beautiful Prevental furniture chatting. The table was a center piece of assorted
Fruits and Candles. Members attending: Mrs. Zella Arron,
| Mrs. Leala Bryant, Mrs. Agnes McGee, Mrs. Helen Buckner,
Mrs. Ethel Robinson and Mrs. Edna Wilson, Mrs. Evelyn:
Howard, Mrs. Effie Gillard, Mrs. Rosalie Fitzpatrick, Mrs.
R, L. McCellan presiding. Guest Mrs. Lucy Banester, the
Mother of Mrs. Coates, also Mrs. Lucy: Wheeler, Mrs. Alma
Childress, and Mrs. Joe Morrish of the YWCA who spoke
on the importance of participation in the YWCA.

The ~Just Us~ Bridge Club had their meeting at the
home of Mrs, Walter Thomason 909 Belmont: Mrs. Thomason is proxy for Mrs. Ted Roman who is on leave of ab
sence. Members:present were: Mrs. Juana Long, Mrs. James |

Barfield, President; Mrs.:James Carter, Mrs. William Simpson, Mrs. Booker Barton, Mrs. He Neely, Mrs. Marion
Barksdale. First prize was won by Mrs. William. Second
prize Mrs..Henry. T. Neeley. Third prize Mrs. Juana Long.
Refreshments were served.

Mrs. Fred Hill just setienel seas a month~s visit to
San Francisco, ~Los Angeles, Sacramento, California. She

| visited many friends and relatives. She hopes to visit again
iat year.

Mrs. Hepey T. Neeley of 1921 Magriolig St., entertained
st "james E. missionary saciety. Guest of honor were
| Rev. and Mrs. T. Taylor. Guest were*Mrs. William Harden,
Mrs. Rome Barbee, Mrs. E. S. Pritchard, and Mrs. Lizzie

Light. ~ 4

| Mts. Mamie McCoy will entertain the Helping Hand
Circle of King~s Daughter at the YWCA March 16.

| The NAACP Youth Council is holding a Regional Benefit Social Sunday, March 26, 1961,.6:00 P.M. at Church of
God~Saginaw at Mary Sts. Door prizes: Stereo Hi-Fi~
Clock Radio, Albums and Hams. You obtain tickets from
members of the council. For more information call Ce
8-61 13, Mablean Nesbit.

[sick LIST:
| Mrs. Nathaniel Rouse, 1913 Testi: St. Joseph Hosion MORI
Mrs. Joe Tate of Fay St., Hurley Hospital.
Mrs. Daisy Jackson is back in hospital please visit.
' Mrs. Hazel Cleveland of Mayberry St., Hurley Hos
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MAHOGANY. ~ - WALNUT

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| Rev W. Pryor, Pastor store
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910 E. Gillespie St. -

Rev. Alfred Alfred Robbs, Pastor ~

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Fess Avenve Baptist

1159 Foss Avenue

Rev. A. Aldridge, Pastor
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Galilee Baptist Church

4418 Indrustrial Ave..

| Rev, J. L. McClain. Pastor
Pie Sa Ce smere

Greater Harvest Church

3809 Industrial Ave..

Rev. Seldon Williams, Pastor

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Macedonia Baptist Church
1116 Hickory St.
Rev. J. C. Curry

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Metropolitan Baptist Church
-+ 3939 Industrial Ave.

Dr. S. D. Edwards, Pastor

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Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
3019 Industrial Ave.
Rev. Matthew Montgomery,
Pastor

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Mt. Olive Baptist Chirch
Liberty. and Kennelworth Sts,
Rev. R. R, Turpin, Pastor

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Shiloh Baptist Church

St. John at Massachusetts Ave.

Rev. E. Beverly Allen, Pastor
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St, Paul Baptist Church

1073 E. Pierson Rd.

Rev. R. R. Gordon, Pastor
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Trinity Baptist Church

1601 Clifford. St.

Rev. ~A. F. Thomas, Pastor
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Temple Missionary Baptist
Church
2014 Dwight
Rev. L. Owens
Sunday School: 9:30 am..
sMecning Worship: 11:00 a.m.
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New Zion Baptist Church
1337 Nevada Ave.
Rev. W. G. Terry, Pastor
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CATHOLIC. SERVICES

Church of Christ the King
Thirteenth and Cliffor1 Sts.
Father Norman Dukette
Sunday Services: 8:30 and 11:00
a.m. Publie, & is Welcome
CHURCH OF GOD
IN GHRIST

Choren. of. God
12th and~ Harrison Sts.~
Rev, G, Williams, Pastor: *~ $s
Church of God
2801 North St.
Pastor, Elder J. S. Lester
Sunday School; 10:00 a.m.
Morning Worship: Re 3 a.m.
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Church of God In Christ
1518% Industrial. Ave.
Elder H. Gulley, Pastor
Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.
Morning Worship: 12:00 p.m.
Public is welgome
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Church of Sot. In Christ
3020 St, John St.
Rev. John Suiyers, Pastor

St. James chica of God in:
Christ
3613 St. John St..&v. S. C.- Coles, Pastor
Sunday School: 9:30. a.m.
Services: 12:00 noon

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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST
SERVICES:

Vermont Christian Church

1201 Lippincott Blvd.

Rev. Thomas Courts, Pastor
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METHODIST SERVICES
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| Bethel Methodist Church

Liberty at Twelfth Sts.
Rev. Donald Morris, Pastor
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Blackwell A, M.E. ais
1234 Central Ave.
Rev. Zellner Clemmons, Minfster ~
Services: 11: nd a.m.
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James basic C.M.E.
1142 Campau
T. R. Taylor, Pastor
Sunday Services: 11:00 a.m.
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|] Quinn Chapel A.M.E.
2101 Lippincott Blvd,
Rev. James 8. A. Mitcham, Pastor
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St._-Luke AN A.E. Zion

1 North at Addison

Rev. D. Baldwin, Pastor

| Service: 11:45 a.m,

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South Side C.M.E, Church ~

UNITARIAN SERVICES
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