Bronze Reporter [Volume: 7, Issue: 47]

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- MARSHALL; Senes ~ ~Aecord-1 ~.
ing to the roperts form the Ofice|
the Director, the Reverend

nichard A. Rollins, the plans for
the thirty-first annual session of
the L. K.~ Williams Ministers~
Institute -and the ~nineteenth an-jerer
nual session of the Women~s De-|i
partment are near completion.;

Clergy and Laity of national} of the outstanding Institute per
and international prominence will! sonalities and participants. fea
ous event on the historic eighty | The Reverend Dr. Jesse
year old campus of Bishop Col-| McNeil will conduct two sem
lege.

The Reverend Dr. Jesse Jai MeNeil, former Dean of the School
of Religion and a former Director
of this Institute; Mrs. Oliva B.
Davis, a Christian worker of long
standing and member of the
Board of Trustees; the Reverend

~The Christian

spectives in Christian Education.

sermon of the Institute on Friday,
May 5, 1961 at 1 700 A.M.

Cereal Crisp Fried Chicken

Take sachs of plentiful~ chicken and serve Cereal ~Crisp..
Fried Chicken with Spicy Peach Sauce. Crushed prec Soieiked
rice cereal and melted butter or margarine give the chicken its
Celio Conting. The spicy peach sauce adds an unusual zip to the

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This is but one use of versatile, economical, breakfast. cereals
as a recipe ingredient. Breakfast cereals make contributions of
pro rotein, important B vitamins, essential minerals, and food-energy.

se them, often to improve the nutritive value of your cooking.

Cereal Crisp Fried Chicken With Spicy Peach Sauce
@ cups oven-toasted rice 1 3-to-3%4 pound frying
cereal, crushed to make chicken, cut inito serving
lcupc pieces
1 teaspoon salt % cup melted Lnidter or
_~,, teaspoon paprika margarine
Spicy Peach Sauce:

1 can (1 Ib.-1 oz.) sliced 1% teaspoons cornstarch
_ peaches Y teaspoon cinnamon
1% tablespoons vinegar - 4, teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons sugar 1% teaspoon nutmeg
Combine cereal crumbs, salt, and paprika. Dip chicken i in butter
or margarine, then in erumb mixture. Place pieces in shallow
2-quart baking dish, attractive side up. Drizzle any: remaining butter or margarine over chicken. Cover with foil and crimp edges of
foil onto edge of dish. Bake in moderate oven (350~F) 25 minutes.
Remove foil and bake until chicken is browned and tender, 35 to
40 minutes longer. Combine sauce ingredients. Cook, stirring constantly, until thickened and clear. Pour over chicken during last
10 minutes.cooking time, Yield: 4 servings.

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University ~ ~Wednesday.

a April 26. The college heads wil!
"A jie among some 300. delegates.

~will include Dr. Samuel M., president of Housten and
of the Howard president.

ther delegates will represent
soli@ges,. universities, learned

a societies, educational associations

and ard alumni clubs-throughout {the nation. They will join the

ssion which is.expected to
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-. Inaugural exercises: are sche

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Dasa Quadrangle.

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a will be Dr. Erwin N.
| Bris iid, dean of the Harvard
_|Law School and Charles Stébbins

~Fairchild Professor of Law at
the Cambridge, Mass. institution.
-Other events scheduled for the
day inaugural program include a
special] performance of Sophocles~
~Antigene~ by the Howard

7 Players, student, dramatic group,

at 8 p.m. Wednesday (April 25),
a~lunchleon for delegates at 12:30
p.m. Wednesday, and a reception
for delegates and guests at 8 p.m.
Wedneselay. Admission to al]
events ijs by invitation.

For He is not a God of the
dead, but ~of the living; for all
live unto Him

\~(St. Luke 20:38)

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an ever-pvesent help, is all
around us each minute of our
lives as is: the very air we
breathe. made a living, wonderful reality attainable~ by
each of us through His Son,
our Savior, Christ Jesus.
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HARRIETTE WALKER |

Einily Adams became the bride of titer Eiwatds in
a ceremony performed Saturday at Rose of Sharon Lodge
on Maine.
- The daughter of Mrs. Martha Adams chose a pink embroidered organza. dress. Her sister, Margaret Adams,
served as her maid of honor in a blue dress.

to be his best man.

Among the guest were: Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Colter,
Mr.-and Mrs. Donald Colter, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gardy, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Bernett, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haywood, Mr.
Carl Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. R. Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie
McBride, Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts, Mr. and: Mrs. Louis
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Maxy Brandon; Mr: and Mrs. Henry
Washington, Mr. Joe Kendall, Miss Norma Jean Wright,
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Holey, Mr. and Mrs. W. Holden, The
Barons Club, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hodge, Mrs. Jessie Ruth
Walker, Mr. N. Jackson, Mr, and Mrs. Allen Lowe, Mr. R.
Moore, Mrs. Fannie Mae, Anderson; Mr. and Mrs _ Willie
Mallet, Miss Tommie Anderson, Miss J. Prince, Mr. Johnny
Wright, Mr. and Mrs, Shelby Morris, Mr: and Mrs. A. D.
Banster, Mr. and Mrs. B. Walker, Mr. M. Washington, Mr.
Willie Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoey, Mrs. Jean
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest:Manning, Mr. R. C. Banster,
Mr. Willie James Griffin, Miss Delorses Crawford, Mrs.
Lavard Bar, Mr. and Mrs. W. Dent. The bride ane troom
will reside at 728 Payne.. ~ ~ * * *

~Well Baby Clinic~ in the Clark School area sponsored
by the.City Health Dept.,
ter every 1st Thursday of the month. Mothers are urged
to bring all children up to one year of age to the clinic.

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The Les Tres Charmontes Social Club is having a
Beatnik party June 2nd, at the Tobi Club of Flint, 134%
East 2nd St. Come ane; ~ come all, we have a swinging ~ball.

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The Southside Ginele No..1 of ~dntlosk Baptist Church
will sell Bar-B-Que dinners Saturday at Clifford Street
Center.

Patricia Reed celebrated her 2nd birthday April 22,

| 1961. She is. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed.

7190 Haggety Ct. The children enjoyed potato chins and
nop corn, ice cream and cake. Present were: Carl Edward
Glenn, Dewayne Newhouse, Tyre Minner, Earl Reed, Ervin
Robinson, Yovonne Reed, Timothy Walker, Gloria Jean
Thompson. Patricia received many gifts.

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~April Showerers,~~~ a Bridal: Shower was given for
Miss Terri Van Hurley by Mrs. Gale~ Reaves, 1010 East
Avon: The table was decorated with héarts and shower umbrellas. They served Frappe'and assorted cakes: Bridge and
Whist was played. She received: many lovely gifts. Those

Mrs. Margaret Hoffner, Mrs. Joyee Reaves, Mrs. Elouise
Caldwell, Mrs. Caroline Hoskins, Mrs. Shelia Taylor,. Mrs.
Cathrine Wilson, Mrs. Leona Brown, Mrs. B. Owens, Mrs.
Ann Buford, Mrs. Evelvn Roulach.

Garfield P.T.A. held threte cuba fashion show Tuesday, April 18, in the gym. Mrs. Reese, teacher of Charm of
Mott. Foundation, asked Mrs. Helene Baxter, of Beauty
Arome, to model the clothes that she designed and made.

gloves, and a hot pink hat. Among the-300 to 400 guest
were: Mr. and Mrs. Zebe Dee Hurd, and Mrs. Dorothy
Briggs. They served refreshments and. played cards.: co * 5;

The Flint Beauty Cadetts Chapter 288 will present
~What~s New?~ at the St. John Center April 30, 1961. The
Chairman is Mrs. Lorraine Finch. On the committee are
Mrs. Louise Thomas, Mrs. Helen Baxter, Mrs. Helen Hill,
Mrs. Thelma Jones, Mrs. Jessie Jackson, Mrs. Pinnie. Pittman, Mrs..James Ola Hill, President, Mrs. B. Brown. ~

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The Big and Little Sisters will hold their breakfast
May 6, 1961 at the Knights of. Columbus Hall, 705 Garland
St., at 9:30. The breakfast is free to Big and Little Sisters.
Among the big sisters who helped witih- decorations were:
Mrs. Jessie Walker and Harriette,Walker. Mrs. Earlene
Howard is chairman of decorations. Please call the Big
Sister~s office Ce 2:0601 me Westhestay, Mey 3, to make
your reservation.
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Lula Reed was at the.Surfwood April 22 and 23. There
were many parties and out-of-town people attending. To
name a few: Detroit, Lansing, Saginaw, Ann Arbor. From
Flint: Betty. Richard, ~of, the Betty. Bichent Shop, the Royal-etts, Social Club,

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The son of Mrs. Katie began asked El. William Turner

will meet at Clifford Street cen-.

_.| attending were: Nellie Carpenter, Miss Benetta Thomas, ~
-|Mrs. Lois Holt, Mrs. Joyce Williams, Mrs. Susie Rennick,

She modeled a hot pink two-piece dress, beige shoes, beige |

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