Bronze Reporter [Volume: 8, Issue: 23]

Thanksgiving Dance & Cot:
~missed a treat. Gino Parks. w

" sented were the Paramounts, S
ee and Charmetts, the od,
Barronetts, Looking over the

-the. Nobles of Oman.Templ
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eorge an, oyee
dee always stick by t
Patters, the financial secretary '
Dave, and thier advisor Mr. Eade E: mg Line a ee

Dee a
officer in every branch of the Masonic eerie

brating her birthday, Mrs. Bertha Harrington, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Rogers, Mr. and Mrs, James Milton, Mr. Willie
Moore, Mr, Carl Johnson, Mrs. Doris: Davis, Miss Lucile
Harwell, Mrs, Ellison, Mrs. Martha Easson, Mrs. Chambers,
Mrs, Christine Berry and many, many more.

St.Paul Baptist Church and Mrs. Ethel Washington are
presenting a Mass Wedding Sunday, November 26th. It
is a repeat of the marriage vows. Any Mr. and Mrs. ay

repeat their vows in this Mass yore to be held in
for the ist time. The weddhig ~Will ae 5 P.M:
at the church, the reception will folly blic
welcome.

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The Third Regiment~s Annual dance was held at
the Kono Hall. Nov. 18th From Flint there was; Col. Eddie
Wood and ist Lt. Harriette Walker, Social chairman, Dt.

Mae Hamilton. Oother cities represented were Battle Creek,

Detroit, Saginaw, Kalamazoo, Ypsilanti, Jackson, the next
meeting will be in Battle Creek Dec. 10th,

A large audience ~thrilled ri the Action God~s Trom_ bones, a wonderful musical and literary: treat, at Mt. Olive
Baptist Church, last Sun, November 19, at 4 P.M. The
Young Adult. Choir, Aecompaniéd by Miss Judith Lopaud
at the Organ and Mrs. Harriett Marsh at the piano, from
Quinn Pag Mr. Harrison McGhee as Director was. unsurpassed its rendition of Old tme Spirituals whch
served as a back ground for the occasion. Mr. Bernard
Williams, Miss Delores Simmons and Mrs; Bessie H. Evans
were at their best in ther Rectals. Several guest sngers
blended their voices: with th choir. Outstanding ~among
whom. was Mrs. Laura Thompson.

The ~Harmony. Specals~ gave a beautiful rendition
of ~Old Daniel~ at 12th St. Church of God, Sunday, November 19th. They: also sang at B. T. U. demonstration: Pro
gram atl o~clock P. M:at Mt Baptist Church, Kennelworth
ona Liberty street. oe

Prayer was offered hy Rev. R. R, Turpin of Mt. Olive
Baptist Church last Sunday morning for Ira Jenkins Jr.
the Son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins were semHONIENE:
ed as God Parents for little Ira or

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The. Atheta Nu Sigma Sotority of the National Beauty

League, Culturist held election in Detroit, November 12th.
Officers from Flint are; president, Mrs. Lorraine Finch ~
Sec. Mrs. Helen Baxter ~ Tres. Mrs. James Ola Hill ~ Sgt.
at Arms, Mrs. Louise Thomas ~ other members include
Mrs. Blanche Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts. Mrs. Ada
Johnson and. Mrs. Rosetta Jefferies Atheta Nu Sigma, is
having a matinee December 3, at the 50 Grand Cocktail
Lounge. Some of the Flint Beauty: Cadets. Cha apie No.
288 attending the Ebony Fashion ShowMon.day November
18th. were Mrs, James Ola Hill, Mrs. Louise. Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Finch, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McMillin at the
Ford Auditorium in Detroit, Michigan.

The Lapaloma shine Club will have. a card party
December 3rd at the home of Bro. and Dt. Miles Maddox.
904 Kennelworth street.

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Sick; Mrs: taeda Paharms, 4543 Andrew St. ~ Mrs.
Eloise James, 2022. Blades, Hurley Hospitals ~ Mrs. Daisy
Jackson of Grant. St. Genesee Memorial Hospital (very ill)
~ Mrs. Cassie Thomas 1511 Church St. home doing fine
~ Harvey Roberts of 821 Witherbee, home doing fine.

Crescent Moon Yott Pestarnits will have a Christmas
Variety Show Saturday Dec. 2, 1961 at 8 o~clock P.M. at
the Clifford Street enter. Donation fifty cents.

Vernon Cha AME ao subscription campaign
is drawiny toa _,. Did yo ' ng /@ ae in ka e to get the
of $2.00 a _ igs.a wonderwul way to
"give a. special occasion gift to be ape gg year around.
capa gn ends November 27th. To y join contact any

apel member.

Side Social Club stnpetih a rae nats
from 7

Vernon

and a ~
foreman at the Chevrolet. Thanks fellows for your ~coopera-|~
~ tion, Other guests were, Mrs. Alice Lowe, who. was cele
Redding

an in. India~ and. Phe Lonesenbe Road.~

Born in Wilmington; Delaware, |
he was educated at Lincoln and
at Brown University, from which
he graduated in 1928. A member
of the faculty of Hampton Institute sinee 1948, Redding has
also served as Visiting Professor
of English at~Brown University
teaching courses i i
writing, English literature and
the Negro in American Litera:

Completes stes Bais

ter ve Mre- satid Mrs. Clarence:
Anderson, of 1705 Canton, completed ten weeks of basic training at. Recruit Training-Women;
United State Naval Training Center, Bainbridge, Maryland, and
was graduated during a military
review held on Nov. 9, 1961.

The. local WAVE, a Eastern
High~ graduate will spend a 14
day leave with her parents before
reporting te Norfolk; Virginia
for temporary duty. _

Seaman Apprentice Anderson
instruction in
Orientation, Naval _History;- ~mili
tary bearing, military drill, Ships
Navy Jobs and |
Training, Self Improvement, and
Citizenship during her. indoctri- -
nation. period, The Detroit WAVE
enlisted for three years.

employed by the City of Detroit
before entering. ~the Navy.

-| UeM. Frosh Team
Shows Promise~.

ANN. ARBOR, Mich., Nov. 17
~Michigan~s. freshman football
squad~who~will help the Wolverine standard in 1962~went
on parade on Ferry Field Friday
at.3:15 p.m,, to demonstrate. what
they. have learned after~ a hard
fall~ practice session.. The game| 4
| was open to the publie with
Freshman Coach Don Dufek
divided his.
for the. contest. ~While | the
-may not have so many big,
suiting tackles as we had a
year ago,~ ae ~ ~4 think.

and Aircraft,

ei mount in each case is

The South
| November 26th at | Golden Leaf Leaf Club,

does~ vendinbie: a: potketd hat Peng
ing on its crown. It is.told that

groups, and its form has.never
been ~~ i Professor Losh
ied

or The Water Roaret. ~Thig: con
~stars, But. i easily

imaginary line, along the: west
~side, of the. Square of Pegasus
and. extended = its ~length,. ends
just to the left or east. of a
~y~-shaped figure, composed of
four stars. and marking the water
jar.

~From.this, one may trace
many beautiful groups of two.
and. three stars, which represent the water flowing down: into
the gaping mouth a~ great
Fish, Fomalhaut.~ Fomalhaut is |p
said to, have~ been known as
early as. 3,000 B.C.,. and: was an

Professor Losh explains.

To. the east and: left of eon
ius in the zodiac. is the. constel~lation Pigeces, or The ee oe

importance of. this star-picture.
lies in the fact that it was orig
the: zodiac,~ says Rrafenont Losh,

thls. ig obe of the. oldest ster | Del
dale

Be a Z ie t
ae ae ee, ~ae. gs fea ~Wools |
-stellation | is~ very, bright ~in |
~An |:

object of worship, protending |
eminence, fortune, and power, your |

~The Fishes, as outlined on old):
zodiac maps, have ribbons. tied |.

Continuing. to the bask is a| ~PER
small but~ important;constella- | the
tion that. bears.the -name of
Aries, or ~the The Rem, ~The

inally the first constellation of |, ie eddition t6 De-|
be: proper is considered ~local |

gh rage Beatsa: (29); Fern
Grosse. Pointe vs aq
(30); Grosse ~Pointe Park (30); |

3); Oak Park <87);. Rive, Rowse Ei,

hil~ tow alh- other communal
ties: sidered OUT-OF-TOWN: ~34
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for the 1962-69 fiscal: year.

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Newherry - Joy. Scholarships. and
the Allstate Foundation Scholarships for Wayne State~s College
of Nursing is March 1, 1962. -

The Student. Aid Foundatian:
~grants gifts during the first two
years of college and loans for
students:.the rank of soph:

nified according to need..
ie Helen | Newberry Joy Schol.
arships ble five, competitive:

crib of fete ne

for this scholarship
mast reside in - Metropolitan

programs to Wayne State. Univer- |

The: Gludent. Aid. Roundation,| ~

deadline is December 9 for a| Guam
group ~f scholarships and: loans.|

~The deadline for. the Helen~,,

Mich

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Funds for pre) We
~HAMPTON; Va:, ~ The oa Fe
Brothers Construction Company:
of New ~York City has donated:
funds for a Scholarship to Hamp
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~a bright note-and- carry.
eg the: holiday. aps for ~the