Bronze Reporter [Volume: 7, Issue: 47]

May 9th, om behalf of the Republican Party af:. Along
with MacRae, who~ st finish
ed an appearance at
Astoria Hotel in~New York City,|
will be movie star Jane Powell,
who -will appear as the star of an
NBC-TV spectaeularon April 28th.
In addition, long time comedy
favorite Edgar: Bergen, tecording
stars The Hi-Lo~, ~whose: most
recent appearance was on

cast that ppear
at Olympia Stadium, in Detroit,| comedy

the

Billed as the ~Annual Republican GOQParty, a_ star-spangled
spectacular,~ the vent replaces
the hundred-dollar-a-plate dinner
as a fund-raising medium for the
Michigan Republicans.
this is an entirely new and different approach to the problems~

~We feel

sos aditeal #
tn addition to Detroit, on May a.

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Wise ~car buyers have learned to tell their dealer that they want to finance

their cars through Genesee Merchants Bank. This assures them quick service

~ no red tape..

- and low, bank rates.

And this is another way to establish a banking connection that offers you
cemplete financial services. Twenty friendly -Genesee ~~ offices

throughout the area are open to serve you!

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Muskegon, iady 13th.:
Politics will be served by the
appearance of former Vice-President Richard M. Nixon in Detroit,
| Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater
in Flint, Senator Thurston Morton
in Kalamazoo, ~ Jerry
Ford in Grand Rapids; Governor
of ~ Hawaii, r
Lansing and |

William ~. Quinn in

Guild.
Michigan tm a. test state. for a
fund raising activil ~ such. as. this,
and if successful, the GOP would
expand this program on a nationwide basis. Tickets to Olympia
~Maybe, purchased from ~Republi
quarters; prices, ne ~ $5)
to $50. ~. we.

Create in_me'a:clean heart,
O God; and renew a right
spirit within me. (Psalm
51:10)

In every. heart there hides
some dark spot of evil~some
secret vanity, bitterness or
unworthy desire which we
would be.ashamed to admit
to others. When we search it
out and: turn to God in true
repentance, He is éver willing
to help ~us root out the evil
and replace it with the spirit
of love and goodness.

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SUNDAYS -

4 | Peck, a minority ~
F\ | pointed out that while Kresge~s
-+.|for example, has

} its southern stores in all but 3

_-| Segregated only 54% of its 232.4| with CORE or with other groups
4 having similar: aims. He also re-, who recently served 30 days on

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communities, McCrory~s has de
Southern stores. Figures were
cited to show that Woolworth~s
the biggest variety chain, Grant~s
and-Kress~s are also far ahead
of McCrory~s in lunch counter
desegregtion.

Peck also pointed out that MeCrory~s is the only chain whose
head office has consistently refused to enter into negotiations

called that it was at McCrory~s
in, Rock Hill where nine sit-inners

a South Carolina road gang were
arrested:and that it was McCrory
manager in New Orleans who testified st arrested sit-inners
while Woolworth~s did not.

~OFF THE
POLICE BLOTTER

SCREAMS IN THE NIGHT

Mrs. Mildred Gill awoke Friday, April 21 screaming into the
night over her bed stood a strange

face partially covered by a handkerchief. She rolled to the other
side of her bed as he~ lunged
He missed. She screamed, she

to her rear window and left as
he had entered.

&
SHOW ME tun WAY To GO
HOME:

The little Michigan Ave.. boy
had spent Saturday night with
a friend down town Sunday night
and Monday he planned on. sleeping in the bus station. The police
had other ideas. He said his
step father told him to ~get
and stay out~ Saturday morning

taken to the juvenile Home for
better hotel accommodations.
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| HAVE TO EAT

Larry Louis of the County Jail
will soon~ learn whether- he is
in more trouble with the ~law.~
Mary Barbour of 726 Elizabeth,
a cripple, told police at the welfare Department insistance ~that
she gave Louis a welfare order
of $26.38 to Bring Her back some
food on April 9, 1961, but -to
date he has not returned with
tue food or the order. 4

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IT~S NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS

We agree with Mrs. Barbara
Washington, 1412 Liberty Street,
that it is~none of our business
if husband, Joseph, wants to hit
her in the face, knock her down
and throw her into the bushes,
as she alleges, but your address
is listed ~as 726 E. Ridgeway and
you are staying on liberty street
so excuse the ignorance of this

smelled a_ story. |

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if you are not
We make it!

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man in dark clothing with his}

screamed she screamed. He ran}

cub reporter who thought he

Our fraternities and scrorities|

make*use of this word frequently Rev. A.

today.

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word ~bank.~ The humble Tewtonic word benc, meaning ~a
bench,~ was the origin of our
word ~bank.~ It was adopted in
Italian as banca, to describe a
money changer~s bench, the fore-|
runner of modern banking.

When these benches broke,
they. were banca. rotta ~ in
French, banque rovte ~ resulting in our word bankrupt.

READERS

~For my free pamphlet on panel
discussion, send a self-addressed
long business envelope and two
Stamps to Dr. Marcus H.. Boulware, Florida A & M University.
Box 156, Tallahassee, Fla.

DRIVE SAFELY

May Be Purchased At The Following Merchants

NORTH-END

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Wagar Drugs
UTILITY BILLS

MONEY ORDERS

The thirteen-year-old boy was}. ~

6301 N. SAGINAW:
CORNER AUSTIN ~

COX~S GROCERY: FRESH MEATS
COLD BEER-WINE TAKE-OUT

(DELIVERY SERVICE)
1605 Industrial CE. 5-1964

Jerry's Drugs
- PRESCRIPTIONS
S.D.D. - S.D.M.

GREETING CARDS
CE. 89235

1214 N. SAGINAW

FISHER~S GROCERY. FRESH MEATS
4018 ST. JOHN SU. -7116)

SOUTH-END

ASH DRUGS
Utility Bills ~ Money Orders
Beer and Wine
Liquor Distributors

Zenith-Philco-Motorola-RCA

901 ~~- | _ 901 Lippincott CE. 3-7478

| CLEARANCE SALE!

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LIVING ROOM ~SUITES |

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WE ~ BUY ~ SELL ~ OR~ TRADE

BANK: Let us note the origin af|~

3809 Industrial Ave. |
Rev. Seldon wie, Pastor

Macedonia basi Chisceli
1116 Hickory St.
atev, J. i! Curry..
hhatrosoliten ~bent Church
3939 Industrial Ave.
D1. S. D. Edwards, Pastor: es ~ =
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
3019 Industrial. Ave.
Rev. Matthew Montgomery,
Pastor: s/s ~@
Mt.. Olive Baptist Church
Liberty and Kennelworth Sts,
Rev. R. R. Turpin, Pastor

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| Shiloh ppneee Church
St. John at Massachusetts Ave.
p Rev. E. Beverly Allen, Pastor. ee Paul Baptist Church

1073.E. Pierson Rd.
~Rev. R. R. Gordon, Pastor

~Trinity naieic ~Chaieti
1601 Clifford St.

ikev, A. F. Thomas, Pastor;: * * *

Temple Missionary Baptist

Church

2014 Dwight

Rev. L. Owens

Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.

Morning 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
rhirteenth and Cliffori Sts.
Father Norman Dukette
Sunday Services: 8:30 and 11:00
a.m. Public is vee
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CHURCH OF. GOD
IN. CHRIST

Church of God
12th and Harrison, Sts.
Rev, G. Williams, ue

Church of Ged
2801 North St.
eastor, Elder J. S. Lester.4
Sunday School; 10:00 a.m.
Morning Worship: 11 a.m.

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Church of God In Christ
151842 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. Gmyers, Pastor
St. James chuité * God in
Christ
3613 St. John St.
av. 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.

tev. Thomas Courts, Pastor
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METHODIST SERVICES

3ethel icsanibid Chereh

uiberty at Twelfth Sts.

dev. 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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St. James C.M.E. Church
1142 Campau
Rev. T. R. Taylor, Pastor
sunday Services: 11:00 a.m.

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Quinn Chapel A.M.~.
2101 Lippincott Blvd,;
Rev. James &. A Mitcham, Pastur

St. Luke AES iien
North at Addison *
Rev. D. Baldwin, Pastor
Service: 11:45 a.m.
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South Side C.M.E, Church
225 E. Ninth Street
Rev: Peivin T. Riley, Pastor
Sunday Services: 11:30 a.m.
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Vernon: Chapel A.M.E.

it North at Addison Sts.

Rev. Alfred Knowles, Pastor

| Sunday School 9:30 A.M.

Serene, 10-5 am...
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UNITARIAN SERVICES
Unitarian Church of Flint |

G - 2474 S. Ballenger Hwy.

~Services: