Bronze Reporter [Volume: 8, Issue: 33]

By
HARRIETTE WALKER

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed and Family of 710 Haggerty |
were visited this weekend by many friends and _relatiyes
from Detroit, Mr. and Mrs, Lestier Tatillo, Mr. Frank Tatillo, Mr. Troy, Tatillo and Compar.y,- Mrs. Mamie Deans, Mrs.
Hachel Tatillo, Mrs. Lois Godfrey, Mrs. Mary Frenchy, Mr.
Harold Brown, Mr. Koy Jones and some of them stayed until
Sunday. Everybody enjoyed themselves and had a_nice
time talking about the Good Old Days.

% * - *

A Birthday Dinner was given for Miss Ruth Ann Steele
by her mother Mrs. Doris Steele of 209~E. 9th St. Many

relatives and friends attended. The Dinner was very, very
ee ticions and tasty. The Menu consisted of turkey, dressing,
cranberry sauce, candiea yams, corn, beans, potatoe salad,
cottage cheese salad, hot rolls, cake, pies, jello and punch.
Some of. those who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wilson, Rev. and Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. Barbara Spencer,
Mr. and Mrs. Jadene Crutchfield-and son, Mr. Moses Goobsy, Miss Annie Peaterson and Cheryl Denise. Everybody
- had a wonderful time.;

o * * 2

The Youth of Vermont Christian Church had a very
successful program Sunday. 'For- Morning Worship their
guest speaker was Rev. Lindell Brady, and the Master of
eremonies were Aifryed Cook and in the afternoon the
Mistress of Ceremonies ~was Annie Peterson. Two Skits
were presented in the afternoon one was\ ~Following the
~rowd~ written by Lorna Crutchfield and the other was
~Yield Not to Temptations~ written. by Barbara Cook. Both
skits were written by members of the Vermont Christian
Church. The Theme was ~Christ or Chaos.~ If You were
to make a Choice which one would you Choose Christ or
Cnaos,~ the ~youths of our church chose Christ.

+ * *

A very lovely Baby Shower was given for Cheryl Denise
Peterson at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Artis, 1217
Lippincott Blvd. by Geraldine Artis and Ruth Ann Steele.
Everything was lovely and the house was very beautifully
decorated. Centerpicce for the table was a doll in a Cradle,
it was beautiful. The Baby received many lovely gifts.
They served cookjes, sandwiches, potatoe chips an dip,
candy, peanuts, ifé cream and punch. Some: of those~ who
were present were: Mrs. Petty Simpson, Mrs. Helen Buncker, Mrs. Mary Davis, Miss Mary Idlette, Mrs. Madeline
Watson, Miss Caro! Buckner; Mrs. Lorna Crutchfield, Mrs.
Roberta Courts and many others. Door prizes were given
and also a prize was given for different games and the
twist contest. |

eS *k * j.

The 30th Anniversary was celebrated by Mr. and Mrs.

~A. J. Gray, 822 E. Baker St. for dinner.they served turkey
and all the trimmings. Scme of those who were present
to make them happy were: Mrs. Alfred Robbs, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson, Mrs. Mozell
Scott, Mr. Theodore Joiner, Mr. Karuth White, Mrs. Roberta
Partee, and their son James andmany, many others -attended.

* Vg *

A Birthday Dirner was given for Mrs. Mary Edward

820 E. Baker St. Her son from Germany was able to attend |

plus many, many others from the neighborhood.
* * *
SICK LIST
Mrs. Nannie Allen of 917 E. -McCellan St~home from
Hurley Hospital~Mis. Barbara Cook, Mrs. Alice Brown
and Mrs. Queen Perry.

FLINT~S HOUSE OF JAZZ

THE MINOR KEY

712 W. Kearsley

NOW APPEARING:
Winner of Downbeat Jazz Poll Award

JUNIOR MANCE

AND HIS TRIO

EVERYONE WELCOME
NO AGE LIMIT
Every week the biggest names
in the Field of Entertainment
$42 per person cover charge.
NO EXTRA CHARGES

MATINEE
SUNDAY
2.00p.m. - 5:00Op.m.

Plus Evening Show

NO LIQUOR SERVED

STARTING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY éth_

~that

Anderson, hailed _ by crities ~ as

ing> actresses,~ will star in a
special advance. attraction at Hill
Auditorium Thursday evening,
March 29.

This will be the first performance in the new ~professional
theatre -program ~ being created
for the University by Robert C.
Schnitzer, executive~ direrjor of
University Theatre. ce

Miss Anderson will appear in
MEDEA ~62, -a specially created
double bill which ~includes her
celebrated characterization of Lady Macbeth, for which she has
received two television Emmy
Awards. The other half of the
program will be a new streamlined Version of Robinson Jeffers~ ~Medea~ which won her the
Broadway critics~ citation for the

formance.

Judith Anderson was hailed by
the New York Times reviewer
Brooks Atkinson for ~~breathtaking immortal fire into Medea
in a_ shattering performance.~
She also attained international
fame in this:role when she starred at the Paris and Berlin International Theatre Festivals

| under the management of Pro
fessor Schnitzer in the State Department~s cultural exchange
program which he administered.
This special Ann Arbor per
formance by Miss Anderson
serves as a prelude to the full
professional theatre program

which Schnitzer. will bring to
the community next year under
the sponsorship of the University.
Judge Comerford of Municipal
Boys Court dismissed the charges against the CORE members.
~t understand.the motives~ for
this protest and am in favor of
them. However, you should try
not to inconvenience others.~

The day before the Realty office sit-in, the CORE group had
sat-in the office of the Chancellor of the University of Chicago.
The. University avers that it no

ro students or faculty mémbers.
It does not deny CORE charges
it discriminates against
other ~Negroes.

ANN ~igloo ~Judith;
~one of the world~s ~greatest liv
years~ most distinguished per-|.

longer. discriminates. against Neg-|:

a be ces day seven mace
parents were arrested at very

i Municipal Judge Joseph But-'
ler ~was denying leave to\the,

principal to file a complaint |
against the 12 persons. arrested

the previous day,
Representing the. parents in
- Court were NAACP. att ys Wil
~liam R. Ming, George ~Leighton,:

Fleetwood and "Mark |
Jones.

The parents nroteed ~the
transfer, effective Jan. 2, on the | to
grounds that the under-utilized
and predominantly white Perry}:
School is nearer their homes
than the Gillespie School. They} from
study-in demonstrations at the
Purnside School from which the
children had: been transferred.

Later they withdrew their children from -school and secured the
sérvices of Mrs. Rita Phillips,
vice chairman of the NAACP
branch education committee, as
teacher for the boys and girls in
ane of the homes of parents.
Meanwhile the Board of _ Education refused to hear their plea
and the superintendent of education sharply rebuked them.

The NAACP has called upon
~citizens of Chicago. to protest |
the actions of the Chicago Board
of Education which.led to he arrest of a number of parents of
children living in the Burnside
area.~ ~

McCoy

NAACP Sets Five

Regional Meetings

NEW YORK ~ Announcement
of the NAACP~s spring-1962 regional -eonference schedule was
made here this week by Gloster
B. Current, director of branches.

Region V will convene in Jackson ~Miss., Feb. 22-25. States covered are Fla., Ga, ~North and
South Carolina, Miss,.and Tenn.

Region. VE- Ts
lahoma City, Okla., 1
States covered ~ include Okla.,
Louis., New Mexico,~ Texas and
Ark. Pais foyer fe

4

a

TV

' SATURDAY, FEB. 3
7:15 Daybreak

PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Feb. 3 ~ Feb.?
8:30 oe ~ Yeu? Where

vER''S TO FEB. 9

10:30 Play Your Huncb

6:45 ~Buntley-Brinkley
Repor

7:20 News nan. (Color)~ 7:00 bes or Valley Da aye
7:30 Farm Show 18: ~00 Dupont at Bhow of the as = Lerant Ningaed
8:00 Roy Rogers Show dco (Color) * 30
~Far Frontiers~ 11:00. New hited
9:00 Cartoon Capers. 11:15 Sunaey Movie ree Dick Powell Shows
9:30 Pip the Piper ~Combat Squad~ Cain~s 100
(Color)* ~ John Ireland 00 Five Star Final
10:00 Shari Lewis Show 2:00 Nitecap ~Pearls from iis eatherma
olor)*: Paris~ Ray Barr 12:20 ts~ Fin
10:30 King pera eet 1:30 News Digest. 11:30 io ad Show. His Short Subjec ND FRIDAY olo
' (Color)* eamsrtineg Fen 1:00 News: Digest
11:00 Fury ~ ~WEDNESDAY, FEB. 7
tan eee 5:55 Daybreak 5:25 ~Kukla & Oulie?
12:00 Lone Ban ger 6:00 sh soca 5; rie Bop of the aogtt meGrey
~The Wrong Man~ = 7:09 Today Show? p44 cetberman
12:30 peter oo pag P 9:06 Science REE Soy aM a t Earp ~Wyatt
es. | (Mon-W: ~:
1:00 Cimarron City fence ~
co Hifed Hand~ Uawestiburay =o
Ken Srrow 9:80 American: History 4:00 ing of Diamonds
te.
Wa 10:00 Say When* 53

8:30 ~ Jory Bishop "Shows

3:00 Royal Canadian (Coler)* how*
Mounted Follee. 11:00 Price Is Right wgog 00 Bob Newtart Show?
a aa oa (Color)* ib: 30 So Bavia Brinkley~s: ces 11:30 Concentration~ Journal (Color)*
3:30 iesersae ae 12:00 Your First 11:00 Five Star Final
4:30 Highway Pat Impressions? 1i:15 Weatherman
5:00 pe Nena Golf 12:30 Truth or 11:20 Sports
6:00 Honeymooners this NBC Nees Dex 119? Jeet og) pase Pee?
~A Dog~s Life ort~ 1:00 News ~nicest
6:30 Bold Journey 1:00 Amos and Andy AY FEB." 8
no 1:30 Ed Allen Time THURSDAY,
7:00 Men Into 2:00 Jan Murray- ~Show 6:25 Kukla & Ollie*
1:30 Tales of Wells Fargo (Color)* 5:35
(Coler)~ 2:25 NBC News Day ~:9 Top et tae 8 eye
$3 all y Nahe. Report* Weatherim: atar ight -a Loretta Youn ots Oeath bar The
the Movies * ~The ee ee. Schaal ar her~
Frogmen~ R. Wid- 3:00 Young Dr. Matopet. 6:45 Hu tley-B8 kley
mark, D. Andrews 3:30 Our Five Daughters* Report
(Color) * 4:00 Make Room For 7:00 Michigan Gutdoors
11:00 News me 3 Daddy* 2:30 Quilaws*
11/15 Movie ~Criss Cross 4:30 Here~s Hollywood? 8:30 Dr. Kildare*
B. Lancaster 4:55 NBC News Day 9:30 Hazel*;
1:00 News Digest eport* 10:09 Sig Alepe With
SUNDAY, ~FEB. 4 5:00 Seachest ' (Coler}
7:45 Daybreak MONDAY, FEB. 5 11:00 Five Star Final
7:50 News 6:25 Kukla & Ollie* oy Rete
$:00 Moos Poe Seetint 5:30 Yogi Bear 20 8
an Bere Hh Ca 6:00 Top of the News i 30: ~Pap~ er
9:30 Unde rs 6:10 Weatherman 2
rena 6:15 Wyatt Earp
10:00 Tri-Edueation ~Sweet Revenge~
motte wee
ian Wiories om rocel 100 Manant
11:30 Mic egg 2:90 en Mant
12:00 Movie: of the 8:00 National Velvet*
Avenger~ Anthony 730 Bell r Sher
p sabe 0:00 Hafierars Hiatt of
1:30 Overland Trail se mogge oe Ray
~ ~0~ 3~ re Arsenic an
Ri Zag~ 11:00 Five Star Final,
il: 15 Weatherman
~Sports Fin

+

mS

arch -9-11.}

| gram are, ~lasses in mo

that a Mississippi. bill rea si
ee pemes Sa "3

ie Student at ats

pes am rnor Ross Barnett

T. Smith tried to sit-in ~ ~in
~white~ section ef the state
gallery on Jan. 2. They were
psn! away by a guard. Rev:
th is a ca idate congress) 3
from the. ah Coerewln District, the first Negro to ssek that
sy ein ts tea days.
n Jan. 4. the SN utive Committee i bi
tion calling on the Negroes in
all Southern States to integrate
the galleries of their legislatures.
On Jan, 16, Jesse Harris. and
Mrs. A. M. E. Logan, both of
Jackson, were turned away from
the gallery,
The Tougaloo student, Joan
Trumpower, asked forthe pass
after Jesse Harris had..been' told
that the receptignist said that the
passes were ~only for..,~
The telegram to Governor Barnett, signed by SNCC Chairman

the

3 Charles McDew, read as follows:

you | e
bill A a Mississippi ete whe
to obtain passes before. they can

watch legislative proceedi
Only Thursday there was. = i Ri

evidence that it will operate
ogaines Negroes in ~

IYWCA N otes

A new YWCA: -progra
~teen- age ~girls 14t rough 1
of age begins Monday, Feb

a. for
zens

the ~LIVE-Y~ (pron
~LIVE-WIRES) will~ meet eae
Monday y,from; 7:00 ~PM. until 9:00
or an eyening ~ of activities.
Included in the eye ing~ $ pro:
ern dancing, beginning knitting. -Tecrea
can come for the whole eve ing
or just for their favorite activity.
For further information on the
LIVE-Y~ERS ru Ga call the
YWCA in Pint a Edar 9.2156.

8 iis for as little ag.9
All Better Paint

TWEE-KOTE company"

ur e fee Sav Jimmy. ~Smith opened Saturfor day, nite
ae a Alabania Tria

top
Non-Violent Coordina- |.
~inp. P ah ch and Rev. R. L.

get Eaters

12, at 7:00 P.M. This group. ~called: Sand

stands, or. -oyer bccn concession |

tional swimming and gym. Girls||

Ii] MEATY. seamen icing

pasure ere motoring to Detroit.
was an enjoyable trip I must

and will be there unt
Sunday~ at page ~beautiful Chub sai

to| NAACP Files Ap

Twice ~again, ~the~ case was car
ried to the: {
Oct. 23, 1961, ted the United

States District Court to take jurisdiction: unless the state courts
held a~Resemg 4p: the case on its.

ol they ~was the Ass erie i: o Nee ih to:

a foriesn beak
of and ~ that its |
cetivities~ were: injuriaus to thej
state in that they: ~created racial,
tension and unrest.~
The Association contended that

the registration requirement did
not apply to-nen-profit organiza- |
tions and its activities were de
signed solely to secure full itizenship rights for Negro Americans, No: other non-profit org
zation has be naked to seater

~~ these

ihe MAAGP. raged
ed Bs, a taster in 1956 but w,
nied permission to do so. ~
ever, the AsSociation refused to
exposé its members to iptimidation and ~esopomnie reprisals by
turning over mem ip lists to
Alabama. authorities. For. this,,

the 000 iy dade was. fined $190,
u dge ones.

aration

Tiger. Fans,

are. eaters, Dur:
ing~ the = oye te cons ot
ed hot dogs at the rate of

one at fig for every cash ae

~With an Pers aia attendance -of the ~lub. has
pm de ae oat hat |
dogs =e aovete in the

~ Pplayin
ban Tinior Mance is also a mem
enunters, ~

is ee! af the Minor Key
Junior. oD will be
a a, Feb. 4,

Pauaags maeaene Jact
e piano player
fara tctel Gp eke So

come on down and see the star
of the week at the Minor Key at

il| 712 Kearsely St. The El Dorado

Club has its big and swinging
nite ~on Saturday, so get over

be, de the show starting at

Hey!! All you Top Cats, Kings
and Queens don~t forget ~The
TopCats~ Dance at the Armory
every Friday and Sunday. with
our favorite Flint Disc Jockey,
~the incredible Fred ~T. C.~ Gar-.
rett. He will have the biggest
names in entertainment. Coming
soon will be Gene Chandler also

| the~ Miracles. Chantels and others.

So you to hop on down tod the
-} Set on Lewis, and dance and
swing every week-end at - the
Armory.

So everybody get out tonite
ola see the town, remember The

inor Key is presenting Junior
Mance Trio, and coming Februery G, Gene Ammons.

~SMITH

$25 to $500
an yaur
a Signature.
' @ Automobile
@ Eurnitureu /
Come in or Phone us Today
for Quick Confidential Service

~1624 Ss. SAGINAW

~SU. 7.6577.
bape: wacoucre

With this Coupon

With Out ies

~is BROS.

~SPARE RIBS~

SMALL

| ~ONE: ~CQURON: PER CUSTOMER.

~
e e e

29~ =

at Bey

Per

ee

ee oe