Bronze Reporter [Volume: 7, Issue: 50]

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The stipends vary acc di ig to
the financial needs of winner's

and range from an honorary. $50
entrance award td~. $560. per
year grant. Awards continue for
~ the normal length of each student~s degree program if his
academic record justifies renewal.
Each school ~is éntifled ~to at
least one of the scholarships if
~a qualified senior applies. In
addition, a number of awards
of a state-wide: ~comparison of
are granted at-large on the~ basis
applicants from * participating
schools.: poate ae

NAACP Commends
~WCA~S Goodwill

DENVER, Colo. ~ In_felicitations to the YWCA meeting here
in its 22nd annual convention,
the NAACP re-affirmed its long
standing friendship with the ~Y~
and hailed its: ~clear policy on
race relations.~ =.
In a telegram to. YWCA President. Lillace Reid -Barnes,. Roy
Wilkins, NAACP secretary, told
delegates that their organization~s
~steady efforts through the years
to bring- practice into line with
pronouncements, have helped to
effect. beneficial change in numerous communities. and:in varied
areas of American life.~

| Named To Faculty

cultural organizations have a
great literary heritage to display.

Outstanding names in American literature are interwoven in
Michigan history, reminds Michael P. Church of The University
of Michigan, secretary of the
Michigan Week Cultural Activi- |

ORANGEBURG, S.C. ~ Dr.
William H. Howell, head of the
Department of Social Studies at
South Carolina State College has
been chosen to head*the Faculty
Study Commission for the 1961-62
academic year. Others who were
elected to serve with Dr. Howell
are: Dr. W. C. Brown, Professor
of Physical Education, Vice Chairman; Miss Madelyn Walker, Secretary in the Department. of
Social Studies, Secretary; Dr.
Lewie C. Roache, Professor of
Biology, Treasurer.

Two persons were elected to
fill vacancies on the eleven-member Evaluation Committee of the
College: Dr. Algernon S. Belcher,
Dean, School of Arts and Sciences
and Dr. C. W.. Pettigrew, Professor of Education.

Summer School
Starts June 26

Summer school classes at
Wayne State University will begin on Monday, June 26, with
~registration set for Wednesday,
June 21 to Saturday, June 24.
Courses will be offered in the
Colleges of Education, Engineering, Liberal Arts, Nursing and
Pharmacy, and in the Schools of
Business Administration and
Social Work.

6 SATURDAY,

MAY 20, 1961 ~

"In search of samething
this delectable ca rale~ot

~makes. an attractive

Swiss Bean Casserole Is Savory Vegetable Dish

~different to serve for supper? Try
i role~of green beans, onions atid sour cream,. skillfully seasoned. and topped with Swiss cheese and corn flake

crumbs. -Easily: prepared in-halfian hour, Swiss Bean Casserole

| ANN: ARBOR ~ Michigan li
during Michigan Week, May 21-27. |
For secretaries who want to
rate ~honors~ in pleasing a boss,
a recent business survey points
the way. Topping the list of ~pet
peeves~ against otherwise qualified girls was poor housekeeping.

Here aré the tattle-tale giveaways mentioned most often:

lipstick stained coffee cups left

on desks. Bi
blotters marked with coffeecup rings.

personal snapshots and

~smart~ mottoes lining the
glass top of a desk.
calendars with dates all but
obscured by doodles.
pencils without a writing
point.

old shoes stored under desks.

But executives were quick to
add that they didn~t expect all

~Touches. of personslity sonality are welcomed~provided they~re appro
priate. ibe
One of the newest desk pens
adds' a sparkle to the desk, too.
Its smart black base has a removable transparent plastic top
under- which can be inserted a
dise of paper or leather to match
the phone, the:blotter edging or
the desk top. The pen also makes
a fine place to display a single
photograph~a vacation scene or
your favorite nephew. The new
Esterbrook pen is called a ~Stylist~ because it can add an appropriate bit of personality and
style to a business desk.:
Also kept within reaching distance should be commonly-used
office forms, all ready for use,

girls to be rubber-stamp replicas.

with carbons cut-.and in place to
speed the job. ~

Decreasing work space is a pr
as she-enters the ~compact era~.
~kitchens, utility rooms, lav

No matter how convenient

dry basket, sort the
Pontans tely,
home builders and
appliance manufacturers are
aware of this
work space problem and are providing some answers. Builders:
design storage;
and work areas;
into. every accessible corner of the
home. Their kitchens and laundries may be more
~compact~, but.~
they are bluerinted for maximum step-saving |
and convenience. ~
Appl manufacttrers havea
simple-answer-to.
the problem. Since
it is easier to
work at ~counter
top~ -height than ~
to stoop.and bend,:: ~
many manufacturers provide
work areas at the top of their
washers, dryers, dishwashers,

freezers. Then, when these appli- | t

1 ~and savory vegetable dish for. the. evening -meal,* - AEG Se Sak ET tee: ee SWISS BEANS

green

| @ tablespoons: butter ~or~ | 4 cups drained, cooked,
~margarine oy Ba PR ~vase -- ~beans, sliced lengthwise
@ tablespoons flour, 7a.poand processed Swiss
1 teaspoon ~salt ~ 2 cups Kellogg~s Corn Flak
% teaspoon pepper. eae ade ~8
1 teaspoon sugar =; ~FC; % cup Kellogg~s Corn Flake
% teaspoon grated onion 2 vrels sensei butt al
ey a urrer |
i cup sour cream. margarine, mind ~

Melt butter; stir in~ flour, salt, pepper, sugar and on
Add~ sour cream gradually, ~stirring consiantiy. rent
thickened, Stitring. occasionally. Fold in green beans; heat
thoroughly. Pour into 6 greased individual casseroles or greased
cathe Ge ba Ta = eke and sprinkle over beans. If
~usi orn, es, crush ~into fine cru; mi
melted butter wae Boke ic miei

hot oven (400~
% cup each.

and sprinkle over cheese. Bake in moderatel
F.) about20 minutes. Yield: Six servings, abuat

ances are lined up in a ~compact~
kitchen or laundry area, the
homemaker: has a work space
that is as convenient. as.a-row. of
tables.

The newest home. appliance
to meet the demand for ~counter-top~ styling is the fully automatic water softener. One model,
the Empress 1b, manufactured
by the Bruner Corporation, Milwaukee, is the exact size of an
apartment-style range.

Designed to blend with other
smartly styled kitchen and laundry appliances, the unit is all
white, with gold and chrome. | trim. Both softening and stor| age compartments are contained

Extra ~Counter-Top~ Work Space

oblem facing Mrs. Homemaker.. compact homes with compact

laundry areas.:
furnishings and appliances become,

she still needs room to prepare meals, stack dishes, store the launclothing, accumulate her odds and ends.

in a cabinet only 20 inches wide
by 86 inches high and 30 inches
deep, with a fiat ~counter-space~

Op. fo)

A typical soft water appliance
costs ~as litfle as 12~ a week to
operate. But the homemaker regains all of this cost, and more,
in savings of soaps, detergents
and cleaning products, increased
life of clothing, reduced waterheating costs. ~

Before investing in a softener,
homeowners should consult their
local plumbing contractor. He~s
the water expert who~s most familiar with.neighborhood water
problems. He can best prescribe
and install an appliance that
will answer both the problem of
hard water and provide extra
work room in the midst of modern, compact living space.

~White. ~::
_ Dr. Burton was re-elected to a6
year term on April 3, Jéining him

| will be Thomas B, Adams, presi|dent of Campbell-Ewald Co.

Adams: will replace White who
chose not to run for a second
~term..

| It's News To Me |
L__by Betty Carroll
Youth and the Law |

CHICAGO~A new ~nandbook,
~Law and Suggestions for
~th and their Parents~ is

3. distributed to law. en2ment agencies in the U.S.

~ adaptation to -local Jaws.
ais purpose is to create a higher
respect for laws among the na-. tion~s youth. Morris J. Rubin,

president of Ralston Steel
Corp., and Dr. Lois Higgins,
president of the International
Association of Women Police,
sponsor the project. Mr. Rubin
is Youth Committee chairman
of Crime Prevention,- Inc,

~Plan~ for Diets

IF YOU'RE planning to lose
weight, try a_dairy-processec
liquid diet drink, such a:
PLAN. Chances are you'll prefer the vanilla, chocolate, or
coffee flavor because PLAN is
fresh, distributed daily by hundreds of dairies throughout the
country. ~

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|| Antioch Missionary Baptist
{Church ~ 1083 Stewart Ave. | Bev. L. W. Pryor, Pastor ~

Rev. J. C. Curry
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BAPTIST SERVICES

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Canaan Baptist Church
-1910 E. Gillespie St.

Rev. Henry E. Banks

Foss Avenue aptist
1159 Foss Avenue a
Rev. A. Aldridge, Pastor

Galilee Baptist Church
4418 Indrustrial Ave.
Rev, J. L. McClain. Pastor

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Greater Harvest Church

3809 Industrial Ave.

Rev. Seldon Williams, Pastor
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Macedonia Baptist Church

1116 Hickory St.

Metropolitan Baptist Church
3939 Industrial Ave.:
Di: S. D. Edwards, Pastor

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Mt. Calvary Baptist Church

3019 Industrial Ave.

Rev. Matthew Montgomery,
Pastor:

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Mt. Olive Baptist Church |
Liberty and Kennelworth Sts,
_Rev. R. R. Turpin, Pastor

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Shiloh Baptist Church |

St. John at Massachusetts Ave.

Rev. E. Beverly Allen, Pastor
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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
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Temple Missionary Baptist

Church

2014 Dwight

Rev. L. Owens

Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.

Morning Worship: 11:00~ a.m.; & 7 *

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.Cliffort Sts.
Father Norman Dukette ~
Sunday Services: 8:30 and 11:00
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
Sunday School; 10:00 a.m.
Morning Worship: 11 a.m.
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Wise caf buyers have learned to tell their dealer that they want to finance~
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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 Smyers, Pastor

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St. James Church of 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
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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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St. James C.M.E. Church

1142 Campat
Rev. T. R. Taylor, Pastor.
Sunday Services: 11:00 a.m.
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Quinn Chapel A.M.E. ~
2101 Lippincott Blvd,
Rev. James S. A. Mitcham, Pastor ~
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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
225 E. Ninth Street
Rev. Peivin T, Riley, Pastor
Sunday Services: 11:30 a.m.
7 s s

Vernon Chapel A.M.E.
North at Addison Sts.
Rev. Alfred Knowles, Pastor
Sunday School 9:30 A.M.
Services: 10:45 a.m.
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-. UNITARIAN SERVICES |
Unitarian Church of Flint 4

G - 24748. t Hwy. ~;
Sunday School Services:;
10:30 A.M.

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