Bronze Reporter [Volume: 7, Issue: 43]

If you aré beautiful
We take it
We make it!
VAN DYKE STUDIO. CE 8-5721

312 W. Court

making ~ in

Miss Margarete Butler.

man, Ga., president of the bse
gia Association of New Home-} pose
makers of America, will officiate
during the annual state igre
at Albany State College, March
31-Apri: 1,

The NHA, national scgilaeaned
of Negro pupils studying homejunior and senior
high schools, bogsts over 60,000
members. Over 300 students and
advisors are expected at the|of men at Ft. Valley State ColAlbany meeting.

the promotion of better home
life for its- members and their
families, according to Miss Daisy

we

who serves as state advisor. ~
Rev. Julius C. Simons, dean

lege, will ~be the keynote speaker

SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1961

during the first general session
on Friday. -

Wise car buyers have learned to tell their dealer that they want to finance
their cars through enesee Merchants Bank. This assures ~ quick service

~no- red. tape.

~ and low, bank rates.

And this is another way to establish a banking connection that offers you

complete financial services.

throughout the area are open to serve you!

GENESEE

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Twenty friendly. Genesee Merchants offices

MERCHANTS

20 Convenient Offices in:
FLINT @ FLUSHING ~ SWARTZ CREEK
ORTONVILLE @~ VERNON ~ BYRON

MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

L. Lewis, Ft. Valley State College,| -

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~clock at night. a made

YOUR BRONZE REPORTER

May Be Purchased At The Following Merchants

SOUTH-END

NORTH-END. -

| COURT ST. PHARMACY

PRESCRIPTIONS-SODAS
GREETING CARDS

519 E. COURT ST. CE. 8-9712

Career
Opportunities

TALLAHASSEE Florida
A & M University junior and
seniors were told of career opportunities with the Federal

|| Government by a special repre
sentative here recently.
Edward McVeigh, director of
personnel for the Department of
Labor, made a special appeal to
the students of: Florida A & M
University to take the Civil Service entrance examinations in
order to apply for any of the 150
jobs. available to them in the
United States Department of

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OPEN DAILY 7 AM to 11 PM

ALSO ~SUNDAY:
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UTILITY BILLS

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6301 N. SAGINAW
CORNER AUSTIN

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Philadelphia Cream Cheese 3 PKG. 29c

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(DELIVERY SERVICE)
1605 Industrial CE, 5-1964

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CE. 89235

1214 N. SAGINAW

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FRESH MEATS
4018 ST. JOHN

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But, I never felt secure. Even
today I do not: feel secure. I
feel as if there is ~another hill
to climb, another river to cross
another mountain to go over. I
no longer look for security of any
kind because I know that the
only security - ~there is on this
earth is that six feet that I will
occupy, and that you will occupy
when. they cover up my mortal
remains, and your mortal remains.~

1 believe like Solomon ~Consider the lilies of the field, they
toil not, neither do they spin,
yét Solomon in all his glory, was
not arrayed as one of these~.

For, as I have said many times
before, you are my security and
I am your security. Capital is
the security of labor, and iabor
is the security of Capital. If
Labor is insecure then capital is
insecure. And in like manner
if capital is insecure then labor
by it~s very nature is also thsecure. Useless each without the
other.

A guaranteed annual wage for
labor: of necessity demands a
guaranteed profit for capital. If
this is not done, then we will be
swamped by foreign goods and
our own factories -will not, work.
For a competitive system must
make profit to stay in business
to.provide jobs for labor and
pay stockholders for their ~investment in the companies. This
is an economic law.

Both labor and capital are bedfellows and eventually will have
to answer this one question~
which is the most important, the
Man or the Machine.~? And is
security, a state of mind of labor
or Capital. Then finally, ~Can
this security be change: in disguise or the fear of change itself expressed by insecurity?

It is\time labor and capital
realized that they are both responsible to each other and for
each other. That democracy is
fulfilled by a human,
relationship and not~a use relationship. But this may be a
different concept than either has
thought of fately.

- History has borne out the fact
that neither labor nor capital
can ~operate successfully without democracy in this country.

|For one~ is the security of the

other, and both are the security
of America.

Join The
NAACP

JACK GARDNER

Radio-TV Sales and Service
1644 S. Saginaw Flint, Mich.
Phone CE 9-8373

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-$1,210,548.78

li lesson in
c ~I did not
w tt years of}

my life were going to be spent
in a foundry. I did not know that
later in life I would be grateful
for that experience,:that I would
find out more about my fellow
~man and what makes him ~tick.
For the foundry forced me to do
something about. my life; to di
shared|_.

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Fess Avenue Raptist
1159 Foss Avenue
ae A. Aldridge, Pastor
< =: 2s 8s
Galilee Baptist Church
4418 Indrustrial Ave.
Rev, J, Ls McClain, Pastor
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Greater Harvest Church of
3809 Industrial Ave. |
Rev. Seldon Williams, Pastor
s s&s
Macedonia Baptist Church
1116 Hickory St.
Rev. d..C. Curry
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Metropotitan iahoilet Church
3939 Industrial Ave.
Dr. & D. Edwards, Pastor
*s * ~
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
3019 Industrial Ave.~
Rev. Matthew Montgomery,
Pastor. ~
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Mt. Olive Baptist Church:
og A and Kennelworth Sts,
Rev. R. R. Led mat Pastor

Shiloh nedtiae Clnerch:

St. John at Massachusetts Ave.

Rev. E. Beverly Allen, Pastor
* * *

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
* * s

Temple Missionary Baptist

Church

2014 Dwight

Rev. L. Owens 9

Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.

Morning Worship: 11:00 a.m.
s ole *

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 Cliffori Sts.
Father Norman Dukette

Sunday Services: 8:36 and 11:08 ~

a.m. Public:is Welcome
CHURCH OF GOD
IN CHRIST

Church:.of God |

12th and Harrison Sts.
Rev, G..Williams, Pastor
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Church of God
2801 North St..:
Pastor, Elder J. S. Lester i
Sunday School. 10:vu a.m.
Morning Worship: 11 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 welcome |

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Church of God In Christ
3020 St, John St. -
Rev. John cree Pastor

St. James Chisiich a 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
3 * = & &

~METHODIST SERVICES
Bethel~ Methodist Church

Liberty at Twelfth Sts.
Rev. Donald Morris, Pastor
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Blackwell A,M.E. Zion

1234 Central Ave.

Rev. Robert E. Banks, Minister
Services: 11:00 a.m.

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James Chapel C.M.E.
1142 Campau

T. R. Taylor, Pastor
Sunday Services: i: 00 a.m.
*

Quinn ~Chapel er

2101, Lippincott Blvd, |

Rev. James S.A. Mitcham, Pastor. e@-s *

~St. Luke A.M.E. Zion -
North at Addison

| Rev. D. Baldwin, Pastor
Service: 11:45 a.m.

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| South Side C.M.E, Church

841 E. 9th Street
Rev. Peivin T. agp Pastor