Bronze Reporter [Volume: 8, Issue: 28]

: s- ~Mrs. " Vennie Watkins, from Jackéon. Mich.,;

~aeaser MeCoy of Detroit, Mic~
and. Mrs. Bddie Wood, of 1834 Whitlesey St., for the
a Hotigays.

SaMy. Aianié pee McBride of Jackin alle, is spending
~ weeks with her daughters, Mr. and ~Mrs. J..A. Powell,

iv aes

h St, all-of Sagmaw, Michigan.

Spay amis, Ronnie Artis is home from then: avy visiting
~parents, Mr. and Mrs. renee Ai fd Lippincott
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~Mr and ~Mrs. Hay Allen and family, af fai Brookside
Brive, had dinner at the home pf Mr;.gnd Mrs. Mannie
Handy, of 505 W. Jamison St, ss sea at the trimmings.

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<:On ~Christmas Day a sonic Dane was held at the
Michigan Theater with Mike Galore as Disc-Jockey. They
~had a wonderful time and enjoyed themselves very
fich..Some of those atiending were: Lois Lester, Leland
cob, Diana Bratcher, Norma Pegues, Marshali Jones,
dna: Pegues,: Donald Hamilton, Walter. Smith, Dennis.
luckner, George Carlise, Carol Buckner, Gloria Florney,: He. Flipper, Therman, Wesiey Moore, Gloria Brooks,: liam Jones, William Crockerham, Charles Moore, Rickey
Grooms, Brenda Luckado, Jilda Stallworth, Shirley Miller,
Burnes Jamerson,. Sandra Jones, Sandra Aflen, Samuel
ones, Rickey Johnson, Larry Wantherny,.~ Gus Clayton,

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Eatte Cha-Cha Social Club wishes to thank the Public for

t thoi attending were: Mr. Warren.Carter and Company,
Leroy Burke, Quince ~Fleming, Tina. Gooper from Chi
aa; Mr. Connie Childress Jr., Chester Simmons and Com- |.

pany, ~Mr. and Mrs. Roe Parker, Mrs. Ola: Walker, Mr.

Curtis: Webb, Mr. and: Mrs. Johan Mr. and Mrs. John|/

Ree snd Me Ezra Artis.

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7 Miri anid Mrs. Witiie Junior, $f Dewey St., went to Detroit,
ae for the Old Timers Bail, Dee 26th.

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Mr: and Mrs. Carl Glenn, of 727 E.-Sth St., and Mr. and
ee ay ~. Watkins, of 816 Patterson.

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ie, Peterson and daughter Cheryl. ~Denise had dinner, fr rf, and Mrs. George Artis and family, 1217 Lippincott
i; They had turkey with. all the trimmings, ham. salads,
~sfgen- ~peas, ~garfots, OOFA, ~r@nberry sauces, rolls, pies,
ie ~eream, cakes and punch. <very thing was so delicious
We had a nice time. ~ 7

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p Phyllis Jones, of W. Wellington St., Spent the Christ- |

igs ~Holidays with her family, Mrs. Mannie Burton.
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te. Mr: and Mrs. Jpdene Crutchfield had a~ Get-Together
it: their heme, 1106 Pierson Rd., for their friends. Every
Body had a goed time and they also had plenty of good food. |f |
Heme ~of those attending were: Mr. and Mrs, Carl Holliday, |
a Jounie-Brown, Miss Ruth Ann Steel, Miss Carol Buck
iter; Miss Jasiice Steel, Frankie Steel, Moses'Goobsy, Curtis
eel. Geraldine Artis, Mr. and Mrs. John Belk, Ruth Jean
Russell, Joan ~Crutchfield, Lawana Artis, Annie Peterson,

ry. ~Wdette, Charjes Jones, Jerome Artis, Robinson Chilress, Rownie Artis, George Jones, Mr.~ and Mrs. Arthur
ch field, field, Terry George, Leslie sen. Jesse Gallagher
ne ~pany, many ee

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wei HOPE YOU HAD A VERY MERRY. CHRISTMAS AND
ype es Sar NEW YEAR, WE WILL SEE IN ~62.

peered

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N.S@th St. and Mr. and Mrs. oo Wmenpaabes

in their Christmas Eve dance a~ success. Guests were~ ~
thicago; Ti., Battle Creek, Saginaw and Detroit. Some H

is visiting |~

eC SS TNE

caine:
BUY THAT HOME~STOP BUYING RENT RECEIPTS

Bk

| with a very small down-payment.

Right now we have a substantial, five hedroom, bi aac home 4)

IN. FACT, WE'LL EVEN. HELP you wits THE
DOWN PAYMENT
Clean ~inside atid out: Automatic nt eam Soren
less than, rent. House now vacant.

- Congress
~the first in eightys ayears,
[the Supreme Court's decision ~goncerning desegregation of
~ will: ~be enforced and re
Ins GBNTURY OF crv | to
BIGHTS | ~Milton R. Kontitz, Professor~.of =Liabor Relations and
Law. et* ~Cornell University, pre-|!

sents a-., Comprehensive, ely |
and easily ~readable asia of
all legislation passed for and

against Negro rights since: the
Civil War. In a comparison discrimination and much racia] mix
| ing, and: dn the United States, he

comes. ~~: the. concluson that the
South ~before the Civil War was
the only slave-owning area in
the ~world~ where men were kept
in bondage on the basis of race
atone, ~and thus would not be
allowed to be truly. free even
after. ~@mancipation. He then
clearly, traces the historic Thireen th; Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments, telling little-known
facts -atiout their political: implications: at the time. that they
were passed, and their mearing

at the~present ~time. In a detailedanalysis of the Civil Rights
asts~@f 1883 (Plessy vs.. Fergus
on, ets); ~he: shows~ how rationalization: in~, -the Supreme Court
ted. ta. the ~se ~Separate but equal~
myth tha tf is-today. heing allenged: by. Nees anid ~by *
eral: Go ent.. The ~Court réa
the regen

Fed- }.

te * Charles~Gitlespie and ~the ed-:
BEPORTER

\ie Jaws and ~customs ~upon Ne.

rots, the Whites of the South
must also suffer unconstitutional
rules. Thus, although Southerners. cry that ~we want people
to ~be able to decide for themselves~, Southern states~ prohibit
rage intermarriage and mixing
most public places.:
STUDY OF STATE. LAW
AGAINST DISCRIMINATION, in
the same volume, analyses the
Fair Employment, Educational,
Housing - and Public: Actomdations Practices Statutes - which
exist: in Pgh faa sale 3 ree
chapter should

sideri

a stirring _
agaitist injustice in
he seems to ~let the: Test of atte

counry off a little ~tao ~easily. It
is true that the North sacrificed
much during the ~Civil ~War,

Konvitz - does point wut, though,

~motives; ~and that ~we Aherefore,
~mist accept good Iegislation: ete.,
without~ questioning: the motives
behindi.. ~ Z: ~* @ @ e

itors of the BRONZE~

~would appreciate any comments~

on or criticisms of ~The Sgene~,|

Vand will carefully ey ne |

~books spgeested

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terest m Mickisen, "far > tat Con. ~

cries ty ibe South, a i ns
sce ~world jis Jaughing-at us! 7

a be weligious discrimination~ in
| tayed to avoid. lites tig.

| be approved for ~

1... seeder tab ue: ~a nineye
i bollin sater-~tegengs pe the fupet-af ya vel

Let cep off campus ~while a]

the holiday recess is in. session. |;
~There ~are quite a number of |}
old faces | ~around town for the}. 1
last week~ or so. The outstate
schools ate out for the holiday, | j

Let~s start at Eeast. Lansing;
home for the holidays: are; Hue}
Ewards, Chester:Harris,. John). Ww

ame Ron. Watkins and Carl} pai, Those are the Spartans: Pp: chien State. ~:
Now to from the campus
of ~We ~ Michigan; heading |.

| and ma

Weight and Calyip

TROON ~ Wnty abe: eactotayea Detroit wickets paraded
and 2 ~the City: last to emphasize

~County Building last Thursday
~the e preening need of Lued for the tity's 125 te snegpioves citizens.

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Poitier has returned to the Staley Kramer Company to. make
another eamanive ahs

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WASHINGTON = An - ouncaiine ordér |; ern Dewiperatiy:

he is ~the son @ Ls a officigl of gid BAAS:

BALTIMORE ~ ~~ ier en0 whites and
| Bastern Sasbeard. joined in

restaurants isvdived.-dn edditiag, 42 restaurants
a few wepks iainans cee er Sent soi genoa

| causing the death of his-one-year-old sister by p

oa 2 reunion with~ the ocaioeee of his: greatest:;
~fhe | aotion picture. ~triumph, ~The Pefiant~-Ones~, star actor Sidney |

ial files ~Point Blank~. Rages, |

PAMPA: ~nabert W, Saunders, Jr. became thie. getena Negro tol
49g white school here. Like the first |:

Negroes from the ~entire.:
~@ORE's Route 40 Freedom Ride over |}
| the weekend. They recajvet! service ~consistently in 11.of the 38
had Gefepregated a

| the list are Juniors Dennis B} Hamp Ma Charen ayo ag,

acigh ~an i d
assisted~ tonal _ been de>:.~

rs Slip-On
or Tie Style
apport 9 Shoes

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Or Brown ~olor =