Bronze Reporter [Volume: 7, Issue: 50]

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Three Detroit | women ~ have
~been named as finalists in this
year~s ~ Mrs. Michigan Contest
which will be. held May 24 and
25 to select the state~s leading
homemaker.

Fred A. Kaiser, vice president
and general sales manager - of
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company, which sponsors the contest,
announced the selection of Mrs.

Ellen R. Booth, of 17217 Paust; 5]

Mrs. Nonie Hainline, of 26308
Ivanhoe, and Mrs. Lila Masson of
25137 Lyndon, to represent the
Detroit area in the contest: All
three live on the northwest side.

They will compete with 10 other
homemakers from across the state
for the opportunity to represent
- Michigan in the Mrs. America
contest to be held in Fort Lauder
~Efien, _ 10;

|AMED- ~MRS.

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Dec. 9 &

Mrs. Booth is the wife~ of
wir D. Booth, Jr., a.-saleman
for the Booth Insultation~ Company. ~They have three daughters;
Suzarine, 9, and

Catherine, 6.
~An attractive brunet with blue
eyes, she is a native Detroiter
and attended the University of |
Detroit. Her favorite household
duty. is cookifg, But shé takes
fime to be attive in the Mt.}
Carmel Giuld. St. - Scholastica}.
Altar Society, Kappa Betta Gam- |
ma Sorority and volunteer hospital work.
Mrs: Hainline is- the wife of
an attorney, Forrest A. Hainline,
partner in the firm of Cross, |
Wrock, Miller, Vieson and Kelley
She graduated from Marygrove
College as. a home economics

dale, Fla., from Nov. 27 through

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MRS. LILA MASSON

~| Joseph Auxiliary; League of

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since ~ she first:.

{ Major Sat alas ~pecs Sana!

to ether household tasks.
Pha Hainhines: Tave six child.

poe ts 10; Judith, 8; Brian, 5;
and David, four ~months. She is
~blondé with blue eyés and was
born in Altoona, Pa. ~

__ Among her activities are the
Christ Child Society,
ef pega boot Hospital; St.
Catholie Women, ~Ford Founda
tion vship Series fof Gifted
~Children and the Lawyers~ Wivés
of Michigan.

Kiri; Hheswon Was cise 6 titaliot

lint last yéar~s coitést, havirtg missa féw poitits.|

éd the tifle by on
She was Sorri an taiséd -in De-|
frdit aid is the wifé of

~Like the other finalists, her

~| favorite wifely chore is cooking.

She has reddish brown hair and
green eyés. Her outside activities
include thé Redford Suburban
League, St. Valentine~s Altar |
Society, Ladywood High Mother~s'| ~
Club, St. -Mary~s Hospitat Guild -
League of Catholic Women anid.
St. Joseph~s Auxiliary of the Sisters of the Poor.

~The Mrs. Michigan~ finals will
begin at noon May 24 with a
lunchéon at the Pick Fort Shelby
Hotel, to be followed by cooking
competitions,, interviews and
quizzes at Michigan Consolidated~s
Hall of Flame and. Home Service Auditorium.

The winner will be named at
a reception for the press, radio
and television May 25 at 5 p.m.
and Gerry Scott, of Traverse City,
the current Mrs. Michigan, will
turn over hér crown to the new
queen of Michigan homemakers.

Island Queen

The Island Queen, the pleasure |
beat at, Kensington Metropolitan
Park southeast of Brighton, is
getting ready for her fifth launching at Kent Lake.

1961 tour is Saturday, May 20.

-|Passengers may take 45-minute

trips around beautiful Kent Lake
from noon to 6 p.m. on Saturday
and Sunday thereafter until thé
daily summer rt he begins
June 10.

traveled ~on the Is and ~Queen

waters at Kent Lak
60-foot stérn whee

and carries 60 passengers per
trip.

It is valued at $15,000 by the
Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Au~thority, the five-county park
agency which acquired it from
Dick Hoffman. Hoffman built the |
stately riverboat in the big red
barn at Saugatuck, lecated along
the shore of Lake Michigan in the
western part of the state.

Program
Schedule

May 20 ~ May 26

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MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
DAYTIME

9:55 Sign On:
8:00 Understanding 6:45 Sign On~Almanise 12:50 ~T Film Festival
Our World 7:00 Weather be 1:00 uae
8:30 Man in the House ~- 3:95 Garcon, Capers 10S Sign OF
9:00 Light 7:45 Yesterday~s Newsreel National Anthem ~
9515 Setarday with 8:00 Almanse WEDNESDAY ~VENING
the ~ 8:30 Govt. & Econ.: washes
20:00 Jungie Adventure 9:00 Art Cours 5:00 Whirlybirds -
Time 9:30 Romper > 5:30 Lone ri.
1:30 Laurel & Ha 10:30 ~My Little Margie~ 6:00 3. St co
12:30 Satarday Thea~ 11:00 Gale Storm Show 6:20 News, Dave Skinner
4-08 Tiger: all 11:30 Love That Bob 6:30 Matty~s Funday
Detroit at Boston 12:00~ Funnies
$:30.Big - 32:30 Number 7:00 Navy Log:
4:00 Big Time Wrestling 1:00,One O~ 7:30 Hong Kong
5:00 Award Mon: ~She Couldn~t 8:30 Ozsie & Harriet
~Black Magic~ Say No~ ions oat ime
one re Tie t- 11:00 News, Frank Bénedh
7:30 Leave It to Beaver Wed: ~Old Acquaint- 11:15 Sports and Weather
8:00 La ance (Pt 2) ea ee at
9:00 Fight of the Week Thur: ~ In A a! s Newsree!
9:45 Make big Spare ro i Wa veh 1) * ~~ ad
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t,-M., 14; Jon, 12;|

Guild |

The tentative date for the first

Over 100,000 Be Tek have

of the old Mississippi Riverboat, |
~| weighs ten tons, has~ two decks

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itig at the municipal courses. with.
the evening classes now filled.)

and Kearsley Lake Courses. The
latter were postponed for a week
due, to eold weather and got
undér way. May 9th. ~

Registration fee for the os

2 real Geor
ing >
LaRose

can: be obtained by
Fox at Karsley Lake, Ed..at Mott Park; and Andy Vert af

Swartz Creek.:

The class at Mott got under
way at Mott~ Pafk on May 10th
and at Swartz Creek May 11.

saty for a person fo have played
before. For those who have played, a review is considered beneficial, _ especially early in thé season.

Million Dollar
Grant To Spelana |

A grant of $1,000,000 to Spelman Collége and thrée. other
members of the Atlanta Uniiversity Center was announced today by the Rockefeller Brothers
Fund. The gift, announced on
the first ge age of the death
of the late John D. Rockefeller,
Jr., is being made in_ his honor
and in recognition of his and
his father~s lifelong interest in
higher education for Negroes in
general and for Negro women in
particular.

Of the fotal granf, Spélmiari
College is receiving $750,000 for
the construction of a new Fine
Arts Building. The facilities will
be used for courses in art, drama
and music, and will be available
to the extent possible to students
enrolled in all the colleges affitiated in the Aflanta University
Center. The remaining $250,000

~ lis designated for the joint and

acquisition program of Spelman,
Morehouse, Clark and Morris
Brown* Colleges, and is payable
affer the four colleges have
raised a total of $500,000 from
other donors for this same purpose.,

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FEDERAL
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DIVIDENDS on SAVINGS
INSURED TO $10,000

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SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION of Flirt

W. Kéarsiey at Beach
Northwest Shopping Center
Davison Road: af Pranktth Ave.
102 S. Leroy ~ Fenton

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Group lessons in golf are staft-|]

Vacancies still exist in fhe morn}
ring classes at Swartz Creek; Mott,|}

The basic fundamentals of golf| +
are taugh-so that it is-nét neces-}

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HARRIETTE WALKER;;
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City Golf club at the Sportman elub Sunday. Food from
China, Germany, Italy and U.S. was served. Henry Scott was
Chairman. On the working committee were: Mrs. Julia Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. Orvin Butler, Mr. Wendell Owens, Mr. Connie Childress, Mrs. Edith Swan Dr. & Mrs. Price, Mr. Samuel McClain, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Verdum.

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r. The son of Mr. & Mrs.. Harry ~Walker, 1024 Liberty,
Timothy Walker celbreated his 2nd birthday this week.
~Among the guest were Brenda Thompson, Carol Rouse, Pa
Mitchell, Willie ~ Mitchell, John White Jr. Leonos White,
Vincent Walker, Sheila Doan, noisemakers and ice cream
~made the party more enjoyable. The ~little ones danced.

Have you ever watched 2 & 3 year olds dance it is something to see. Parents present were: Mrs. Cleotha Thompson, Mrs. John White, Mrs. Horace. ~Reaves, Mrs. Frank
Reed, Mrs. Delmar Rouse.

Miss Pearl Asku is visiting her sister Mr. & Mrs. Ro
Neck Long Island, New York. Her mother Mrs. Caroie Hall,
1607 Farwell St was given a banquet for being the oldest
~mother with the most children, she has ten daughters and
3 sons,

The Tic-Toc Social Club had a matinee Sunday, May 14
~at the Lebanon Hall. The wonderful blues singer from Detroit, Louise Hill gave the entertainment and Eston Broome
and sweepers furnished the music. Some of the clubs present were Fred Luckado & his Clowns, Marthons Social Club,
Caravons, Duchess, Glamorettes Brownetts Mambos, Jolly
Six, Paramounts Friendly Four Lake side Sportman Chit

Three Aces.

The officers of the Tic-Toc Club are: Social Chairman
Hubert Bush, President Lucille Logan, Trasure Gertude
Muneslyn, Secretary Irene Richard, Business Manager Anne
Bell Robinson, Misc. Tres. Gray Nellie Wallace.

The Future Citizen Club plan a talent show at Clifford
Street Center June 11th anyone interested call Peggy Burks,
Ce. 4-2343 and Marlene Jones.

There is a few more openings in~ the. exercisiilg lasses
held -at-Clifford Stree Center on Wedae p.m:come
rf we'd be glad ~ have woe Call the Cerite ay PCE. 5+04 -
Mr. Willie Street of Detroit taught round dancing to
a erie of Gay Squares Saturday May 13 at Clark School.

wart went to the Kentucky Derby in Louisville. They visited
with friends Sgt. & Mrs. McFadden in Fort Knox, Kentucky.

Mrs. Fannie White, 1428 Idaho Street visited her sister
Mr. & Mrs. Al. Harris, for Mother~s Day week end.

The New Hope Chapter 12 OES are having there annual queen Ester Day at the Blackwéll AM.E. Church, May
21.at-3 p.m. the public is cordially invited

Mrs. John Gaines attended the annual: Daughter and
Mother Breakfast at the St. Matthew Church Sunday. With
Mrs. Gaines were her. 3 daughters Joanne, Mary, & Carol.
Mrs. Walter Smith also attended with her two daughters
Shirley & Beverly. -

Ray Temple No. 549 of Saginaw, Mich wishes. to thank
the public for the wonderful turnout at their matinee. Three
prizes were won Ist prize; fer most children, 11, Mrs. R.
Cain. 2nd prize, Oloest mother, Mrs. Gloria Davis. 3rd prize,
Youngest mother, Mrs. Ruby Sanders.

The Everready Club presents a Talent and Style Show
Sunday May~28 1961 at Clifford St Community Center.

The Women~s Division of the Genesee County - Traffic
Safety Commission will hold a coffee meeting on Wednes
_|day,.May 24, at 9:30-A.M., in the health auditorium of the

Flint Municipal Center. '

Dr. Evelyn V. Golden, who was the first. president of
thie Women~s Division, will discuss many of the effects which
@rugs and medications have on the ability to drive safety.
Any Genesee County woman who s interested in promoting Py ges safety on our streets and highways i is invited to
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~Around the World~ supper was ~given by the Vechicle

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bert Nash, 207 13th St. Saginaw Michigan. She is from Great -

Chat Lucky 1-0 Joy, Makers, Nighten gales, Satalites, Ideal -
Club Kovetts, Flames, American Post 306, Tragetlettes, The

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12:30~ 1:30 P.M.