Bronze Reporter [Volume: 7, Issue: 48]

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THE ELLIOTTORIAN BUSINESS WOMEN~S CLUB mét ~at ~the Cen tral" YWCA for a Care -Symiposinm Satarauy,: noel ~29th,

theme was ~Women in the Nuclear Age.~

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Prograth. ~ponacred ~by the Chesapeake Section of the American.
ae Association of Physics Teachers.

Those pemgopeting are ~of
superior abilify ~in physics and

jwere selected On the basis of their
| brecords ire high Schools of "Mary- Distt Delaware, Virginia and the; jet of Columbia.

The competifion is under ~the
supervision of Dr: Julius H. Taylor
professor of Physics and head of
the Department at Morgan State

Their: College.

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Beauticians Nanoulib

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Plans For Cor fab

CHICAGO: ~ Dr. Katie E:
Whickham, president of the National Beauty Culturists~ ~League,
Inc., and Mrs. Louise Reaves
Chapman,. general chairman. for
the convention, announced this
week that final plans had ~been
in Chicago with headquarters and
sessions at the Hotel. Sherman
from July 30 to August. 11, The
Institute of Cosmetology and the
Theta Nu Sorority will meet July
39 to August 5 and ~the conventign proper will be -held August

2 to W.

Forty Siathnrs of national and
international repute will be on
on hand at the institute to teach
and bring to the beauticians the
latest in beauty culture techniques and procedures. There will

be many clinics, deminstrations,

visual aids, pictures and lectures
to enable the beauticians ~to be
brought up to~ date in latest
methods in beauty culture.

Working with the president and:

the national ~convention chairman are-the five chapters of
beauticians in Chicago and the
organized beauticians which make
up these organizations.

On. this. committee with the
general~ convention chairman

are Mrs. Pauline Thompson, co-| |:
chairman and the following beau--| |
~ Mrs. Gertrude Cole-| ~

ticians:
man, educational committee; Mrs.

Johnnie M. Fuller, housing; Mrs.| 7
| Pauline Ross, director of exhibits; | 7
(Mrs. Malise Harris, souvenir};

program; Mrs. Bessie L. Rivers,

entertainment; Mrs. Maggie Bur:
ton,. courtesy: committee. ~On the
entertainment committee are as
4 co-chairman ~Mts.~ Lena Blankenship, Mrs. Jane Reed and Mrs.
Pearl Banks.

It was also announced that a
European and Middle East educational tour will follow the convention and will ~cover a month
of travel abroad. Organized and
supervised groups will -visit various places in Europe and_ the
~Middle East, Mrs. Maude Gadsen,
167 West 136th Street, New York
City. Working in laison with the
committee is Mrs. Minnie~D. Hur-|
ley, Néw York City.

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MEMBERS NOTICE
Motor Giy Employee's Club

Is Dancing to the Music of

SATURDAY'S ADDED ATTRACTION
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WEBB, ees ~Darter |

(Members and Guest Only)

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FRIDAY-SATURDAY, MAY 5-bth

6:00-2:00 A.M.

Motor City Employees Cluh

3815 N. Saginaw
Michigan _

_|and has had extensive experience

| field of civil rights, will talk on
~Equalizing
portunities.~

| topic, |

| Leonard Woodcock, vice-president

~| mission.

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Mr. ia To Se
At Leadership Clin

cluding educators, employers,
and private citizens~ alike, can
do to make the concept of equal
employment opportunity a reality.

~We must also keep in mind,~
Mr. Klein continued, ~that when
we talk of ~fair~ employment, we

Mr. George L. P. Weaver, special assistant to the Secretary of
Labor, will give the keynote talk
at the final session of the 1960 -61 Leadership Clinic 7:30 p.m.
Monday, May 8, in the Banquet
Hall of the Veterans Memorial
building.

~full~ employment.

Mr. Weaver, who has worked ~Everyone is invited to attend

actively in the labor. movement,
as an admjinistrator and in~ the bring about an~ employment clipeople are hired on the basis of
ability, regardless of race, religion or national origin,~ he concluded.

Employment _-Op
Following his talk, a panel of.
three prominent Detroiters will
give a local viewpoint on the
and, together with Mr.
Weaver, will answer questions
from the audience.

Sigmas Name
Nat'l President

Lewis Carter, an Albany State
College junior, was elected National President of Sigma Rho
Sigma Honor Society at the meeting of that group and the Association of Social Science Teachers
at Howard University.

Panel members include Mr..
of the UAW-AFL-CIO; Mr. James
B. Kaler, assistant vicepresident of the Michigan Bell Telephone Company; and Mr. Fred
Routh, director of the Michigan
Fair Employment Practices Com
' Carter is currently president
of the Social Science Club, AIbany State Players, the Day Student Council, the Lampodas
pledge club of, Omega Psi Phi
fraternity, and the Youth Council
of Albany. He is active in the
Veterans~ Club, the Student Affairs Committee, and Sigma Rho
Sigma.

A native of Philadelphia, Cab:
ter is a former army boxing
champion and insurance manager.

The Leadership Clinic is sponsored by the Coordinating Coun<i! on Human Relations, a group
of 57 community organizations
affliliated with the Commission
on: Community Relations (CCR),
Detroit~s'~ municipal intergroup
agency.

Mr. Walter Klein, executive
director of the Jewish Community
Council and co-chairman of the
Leadership Clinic said:

~Mr. Weaver and the panel
will discuss what everyone, in
Flowers In Bloom,

Now is a good time to observe
spring wild flowers. in bloom
along the nature trails at Kensjington Metropolitan Park near
Milford.

Charles Damm, park naturalist,
reports that skunk cabbage, hepatica, marsh marigold and bloodroot are labeled along the Tamarack and Deer Run trails.:

The trails, especially popular
in the spring, are located near
the Nature: Center at the west
end of the 4,500-acre recreational
site. Exhibits at the Nature Center can be viewed from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday
and weekdays from,2 ~p.m. to
4 p.m.

Georgia Davis *
To Sing At K.C.

A ~contralto angel!~.That is
how a major critic has compared
the voice of Georgia Davis, who
will appear in concert at, Knoxville College in MacMillan Chapel,

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INSURED TO $10, 000

First Federal

SAVINGS AND LOAN
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Northwest Shopping Ceiter

finale of the 1960-61 College
Lyceum: Series.

Jonathan Brice, 1933 Knoxville
College graduate, will be actompanist for Miss Davis. He is a
member of the famous. Brice
Trio, consisting of the sons anddaughter of the late Rev. John
Brice, interim pastor of First
United Presbyterian Church and

102 S. Leroy ~ Fenton

wer

must also. be concerned about.

and to consider how he can help.

mate in the Detroit area where}.

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Davison Road af Franklin Ave.

If you want to gain or lose weight do it by dcerriaing.
A physical fittness class will start at Clifford Street Center.
May 10, 1961, for high school girls and adults at 8 p.m. wear
slacks: For more information, call exaan Center at CE. 5-0423.

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Christ the: King Catholic Church: Rosary Altar Society

| wish to thank all that have taken part in the ~Tom Thumb -

Wedding.~
/ PRESIDENT, Mrs. Mary Bradley

Watch for the Grand~ Opening of James Ola~s House of

-Beauty at 1703% Elm Street at 12th Street.

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
Miss Ethel Jordan, became the bride of Mr. L. T. Heller,
Saturday, April 29, 1961. They resided on Avenue B.

Flamingorette~s Social Club will.sell Bar B Q dinners
Saturday, May 6th at 1135 E. Mott Street. They will play
cards ~at the same address that night. They will start serving
at 12:00 noon.

Je Te Dance studio is making plans ~for their annual recital to be held at Stewart Community School June 2.

The Epicurian Lodge, 715 N. Warren Street in Saginaw,
Michigan is checking on a new sight for their Lodge.

The South side Circle No. 1 of Antioch Baptist Church
wishes to thank the public in making their Bar-B-Q dinner
a success. 2

The Dewey Community School Mothers Club. ended
their term by going to Frankenmeuth Michigan. They had
dinner at Zinders Restuarant. The following mothers attended: Mrs. Thomas BeCoats Mrs. Bonnie French Mrs.
Felix Rencher Mrs. Johnnie McMullin Mrs. James Hence,
and Mrs. Alex Towner. PRESIDENT, Mrs. Johnnie Lathan.

- Sacred Heart Schéol held their last Home School Council Meeting Sunday, -April 30th, at 7:00 in the Recreation
Center Auditorium. They are designed to help the parents
fulfill their duty as the First Teachers of their children.
There was an explanation of teaching methods by Sister M.
Hyacinth, fifth grade teacher. She explained how flash cards
are used in teaching and how parents can help in getting
children to learn the fundamentals.

Next there was a 20 minute tape recording by Fr. Filas,
S. J. on HOW PARENTS CAN GIVE. SEX INSTRUCTIONS
TO THEIR CHILDREN. Fr. Filas also showed ~the parents
what words they should use, and how they should express
those Sacred Truths of sex to their childten.;He also said
that it was not the duty of the school dr the corner drug
store to teach children the facts of sex, TIS ~THE DUTY OF
YOU THE PARENTS. THE SCIENCE FAIR EXHIBITS was
held ~in the dining hall.

~All grades participated in the Science Fair and one of
the students, Mike Lamson, earned seventh place in the all
city judging this year. Another one of the students in the
grade school, Leroy Hathon, also won recognition this year.:| Here~s a list of the officers elected for the coming year: Mr.
Joseph Williams, President; Mrs. Arnold Echlin, Mother
Vice-President; Mr. Christian Lukasavitz, Father Vice-President; Mr. Jerry Loranger, Teacher Vice-President; Mrs. Ro~bert ~James, Historian; Mrs. Martin Podsedly, Secretary; Mr.
Victor Raymond, Treasurer. '

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Miss Davis grew up in Detroit

where her piano teacher discov
~-ered she had a voice worth vocal
~|training. Following her gradua~tion from Northeastern High

School in Detroit, Miss Davis reampton Institute in
She studied at the Detroit Con
her Bachelor of Music

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