Bronze Reporter [Volume: 8, Issue: 33]

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The Best euisy You Can Do
With Your Education |

~Is Pass It On

To Those Who Want It

I have been sitting quietly ~at|

my desk at home looking out of
the west window. The lovely
flakes of white, white snow are
falling slowly and softly one by
one. They, like: these leaves and
flakes of life, are falling one by
one. As with most of us, the
weight of years is felt and this
good because the years are good.

A I look out this west window
I cannot help remembering that

nor end in a classtoom.' Education | "
| begins with your first breath | ~

and: ends~ with your. last ~breath.

It is understood best. among} ~

people and in printed

pages. ~
As a~ recognized national firm |
discloses, ~We, you and I, are

a part of all we have met.~ ~Al

I have learned and all you have
learned is only. worth passing on

to others. No man is an island] |

unto himself.

The grey sky of this quiet afternoon is slowly changing to
the grey sky of the evening. I
lay aside my pen very very quietly and turn slowly, silently, to
look out the west: window..

ATTEND

CHURCH

Program
Schedule

Feb. 3 ~ Feb. 9

SATURDAY, FEB. 3
7:55 Sign On
8:00 Understanding
Our Werld
8:30 Cartoon Capers
9:00 Light Time
9:15 Saturday
With Stooges
10:00 Adventure Time

11:00 American Bandstane

12:00 Wrestling Champions

1:00 Saturday Theater
~Qbjective Barma~

3:30 Life of Riley

4:00 Super Car

4:30 Jeff~s Collie

5:00 Award Theater
~The Seventh Cross~

7:00 Michigan Polka
Party

7:30 Calvin & the Cotone!

8:09 Room For One More

8:38 Leave it to Reaver

9:00 Lawrence Welk

10:00 Ficht of the Week

19:45 Make that Svare

11}00 tith Hour Theatre
~Walk Softly.
Strancer~

1:09 Late News, Weather

1:05 Sign Off and é
National Santhem
rhage PER. ~

oa. gti p. The story
be t the Minister~
4:45 Sacred Heart
Protram
9:00 Chapel Voices
9:30 The Christothers
10:00 This ts the tife
10:30 Clutch Carco
11:80 Laurel & FHerdy
12-00 Life of Riley
12~39 Pan. From Cor hise
1:49 In Our Orin'en
1:30 Great Mo--ents In
Music. Artur
Rubinstein
2:09 Talk Back
2.39 Meet the Profrssor
3:00 Direct'ons ~62
3:30 Adlai Stevenson
Reports
4:00 Issues and Answers
4:38 Depaty Dawg
5:00 Dick Tracy
5:30 Award Theatre
~The Pirate~
72:30 Follow the Sun
$.30 Lawman
8:00 Bus Stop.
10:00 Adventures
In Paradise
11:00 News
11:15 11th Hour Theater
~You'll Never
Get Rich~ 2
12:40 Late News, Weather
12:45 Sign Off and
National Anthem

an THRU FRIDAY
TIME

6-45 adn" On~Almanse
7:00 Weather.
7:@ Carteon Capers
7:3@ Almanac

News and Weather
7:45 Thought for the Day
8:00 Almanac

News an@ Features
8:30 Government

~ and Economics

9:00 Exploring Art
9-30 Rae Deane

and Friends
16:30 My Little Margie
11:00 The Texan
11:30 Yours For a Song
12:00 Camouflage

* 730 Make A Face. MONDAY,
4:30 Eariy Showtime
~Se Dark the Night~
5:50 2 Stoeres and: Mr Magie
6:15 News -
645 Shorts. Weather
& 39 Bucs Bunny
7:00 Expedition: Michigan
Early Lumbering
Days
Cheyenne
Riffeman
Surfside 6
Ben Casey
News
Svorts. Weather
Yesterday~s Newsreei
Skoytime -
~Rage at Dawn~
Late News. Weather
S'gn Off and
National Anthem
TUESDAY, FEB. 6
4:30 Earty Showtime
~Terror Ship~
5:50 3 Stoeges and
Mr. Magic

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with Beany & Cecil
700 The Hathaways
7:30 Ripcord:00 Bache'or Father:30 The New Breed:30 Yours For a Song
700 Premiere ~:00 News ~
215 Sports, Weather. ~Day To Remember~

1:05 Sigh.Off and.
National Anthem
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 7

4:30 Early Stiowtime
Pees Starr's
ughter~~
5:50 y Stooges and
Mr. Magic
6:18, News
6:25 Sports, Weather
6:30 Stan Freberg Presents Chinese New
Year~s Eve:30 News Special
00 Strairhteway

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Lis) Sports. Weather
~20 Vesterday's, Newsree!
39 Showt'me ~Androcles
and the Lien~
1:00 Late Néws. Weather
1:05 Sicn OW and. National Anthem
THURSD(Y, FEB. 8
4:30 Early Shawtime
~Tfan of Conflict~
5:50 3 Stoozsés and
Mr: Magic
6:15 News.
6:23 Sports. Weather
6:39 Guestward Ho!
7:08 ~drentures of
~ and Garriet:36 Whiplash
~~ Donna -Reel Show ~:8@ Real McCoys
700 My Three Sons

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11:15 Sports, Weather
11:29 Vesterday~s New: ~ee
11:30 Theatre of Thrills
~Man With
Nine Livres~
1:00 Late: News. Weather
1:05 Si-n Off and
National 4Snthem
FRIDAY. FEB. ~
4:30 Eariy. Showtime
~Killer Leopard~
5:50 3 Stoges and ~
re Magie

il: 15 Sports,.Weather
11:20 dein i Newsree)
11:80. Showtime

1: 205 Sign O
National r=

home reading just after midnight

1:00 Late News, Weather

All Programs Subject te Change Without Notice

DANCER MEETS PROFESSOR~Ethel Alpenfels (left), professor

et aes CAN~

of anthropology at New: York University, discusses cultural aspects wit hethnic dancer Pearl Primus: At*left~is Percival Borde,
Miss Primus~. husband and Alphonse Cimber, a noted drummer
from Haiti. Miss Primus. will: appear with, Prof. Alpenfels on
~Meet the Professor,~ Sunday, Feb. 11. (ABC-TV, 2:30-3 p.m.,
_ EST), and: perform ritual. dance from the- Congo on the L pear

~Sit - Inner~ Kidnapped,

Hospitalized |

HUNTSVILLE, Ala.~ A 27 -year-old. white ~technical worker
who was abducted at gun-point
after joining CORE lunchcounter
sit-ins in Huntsville, Alabama
was in Huntsvill Hospital today
suffering with itching, peeling,
blistering -skin..

He was sprayed with oil of
mustard by his kidnapers, according to Dr. S. W. Hereford. -,

Marshall Keith, -who works. at
the Redstone Arsenal, was at

when. two men knocked at the
door. They said they had a flat
tire and asked to borrow a jack.
As Keith opened the door, a gun
was stuck in his: back and the
two blindfolded him.

Keith, the first -white man to
join in Huntsville CORE demon
strations, was then driven to a

remote part of town, partially

>

Arigna: theta and sprayed

with the chemical substance.
The two drove away and Keith

stumbled to:ja nearby home and

police were summoned., The pre-|

vious weék CORE field~ secretary
Henry Thomas was hospitalized
as the result: of a mustard gas
attack in. his car.

CORE: has been conducting sitin ~ ~demonstrations to. win. inte
| grated ~lunch-counter ~ service
sinee Jani iry-3. There have been
45. arrests and 7 acquitals since

the ~campaign began in the town
known as Rocket City, U.S. A.
Qn Saturday~ Keith ordered
food at. a Woolworth lunch counter. He then passed it to a Negro
CORE member sitting next. to
him. There ~was no immediate
trouble but the assistant manager
made a display of breaking the
dish the Negro used after he
had" incameea~ 2

Win a Valentin ~sasily-~coith ~ fade se delidions heart sandwiches.
Start with your very own home-made jell ~fresh, delicious, and
just as easy to make as the littie sandwiches.:. not a chance of
~failure either when you use the one-minute boil method suggested

by this recipe.

To make the sandwiches: cut thin-sliced bread in heart shapes -

(a sha
cream

-edged cookie cutter is

fine) and spread with whipped

eese topped with a layer of bright jelly.

Grape Jelly
Yteld: about 6 medium glasses (3 lbs. jelly)

8-1/2 cups (1-4/2 Ibs.) sugar |
2 cups nee 3g grape juice:

> 1 cup water

1 box Sure-Jell Fruit: Pectin
Measure sugar and set-aside. Measure erape juice and water

into a large saucepan. Add fruit pectin an

mix well. Place over

high heat and stir. until mixture Somes to a hard boil. At once stir
in sugar. Bring to.a full rolling boil and boil hard 1 minute, stirring

~constantly. Remove from heat, skim

off foam with metal spoon,

fom pour qui into glasses. Cover jelly at once with 1/8 inch~
HAIRSTYLING =<
TINTS ~ ~BLEACHES

KAY-MARGE
1620 s. Sag.

~ John T. Harvey

CE. 4-021 4

BEAUTY SALON.
- lint, Mich,:

L.| of officers of the ne

ties had. just.

cara ~Charles:
the. LeBastious, | j
sey City, N. J. Police: epai
Secretary, Charles. bees 5
the Lek sti ~ Ines. 1

pana Tega ph aah Ela
Cerheteadk: Society of
the~ New York City. ~Transit Police De nt;

The Council had opened its
books to new members at -this|
time with invitations.-fo. social
police officer organizations being
extended. President Allén~ pointed out the importance for organi:
zations to gain. early membership

Lynchburg~ Va.
Schools Must
Mix Students

~NEW YORK ~ - Desegregation
of public schools. in ~Lynchburg,
Va.,. was ordered. ~by. Federal
Judge Thomas J. Michie of the
~District ~Court for the Western
District: of Va...

Judge Michie: ruled~ ~that two
Negro students are entitled to
enter the all-white E.G," Glass
High in Lynchburg: beginning
January. 29. He ~also ruled that
the local School Board must submit a desegregation. plan: which
will not. be based on assignment
of pupils by race,~

' At the same time, Judge Michie
denied relief to two of the original four Negro plaintiffs, ruling

demic records.

The Lynchburg Board had previously assigned: all Negro students to the Dunbar School and
all white students to the Glass

| School without respect. to resi
dence. Judge -Michie noted that
while distance ~and ~ academic
qualifications. were considered
by the Virginia Pupil Placement
Board, the system of ~initial assignments~ by the Lynchburg
Board constituted _tacial dis
cision. of 1954..

Hunton deices.

NEW YORK.~Geofge K. Hunton, a member of thé NAACP~s
national Boatd of Directors, re~tires: on. March 1 as~ executive
secretary of the Catholic Interracial Council. nr

Join. The
NAACP |

~ HELP WANTED |
~MALE OR. FEMALE

Insurance~ ~agtat~ ~wanted to
cover N.E. and SED Flint

dreas, High.~ earnings: Ex.
perience not ~necessary. ~Home
office. training.~ Contact

MUTUAL OF OMAHA
- 8U, avian

- Use. Archa~s. hair 5 apts~

Gives definite aid for itchy
scalp and: thipning hair. Only
$1.59, Visit us or. send. money_
order. being 9 Zz

~Wequests ~for ~ jntacenation~ ~out
soplivations: for. membership can

i| be obtained by writing to: Coun* ~| cil of Police: Societies, 2005 Amie- echised as NYC 32

that it would ~not-he in their aca-|~

crimination under ~the Brown de- |}

- By. JIM BUTLER.

The Celeste Cole Opera Workshop. ~will. present~. ~The: Pearl
Fishers~. by Bizet on Sunday,
~Feb. 11 at.8 p.m. at thie Aft Tastitute, ~ at ot

SRS Te Be ei

~Phi Beta Sima plans to~ hold
iis 48th annual Founder's ey
banquet in January.

~ comalines arias T: Patrick, }
Jr., is. scheduled.~ to deéliver. the
keynote address. when the Grand},
River - Joy: --Linwood - Boulevard
Community. Council - begins its

+ Community Night Series for 1962,

Wednesday; Jan.~31 at 8 p.m. at

the Calvary Presbyterian Church,
Vicksburg at Grand River.

4 *, * ~:

Charles. Stewart; phobwaed

scholar and writer, spoke to the

| Gamma Lambda chapter of Alpha

Phi. Alpha Saturday night at the
Alpha house, 291 Elliot. His topic
was ~Are the Schools Culturally
Stunting Der Our Children? ~=:

Juke ~ae for Rent]:

for ~private parties~ ~by-the hour
or night. Records. of your
~choice. For additional infor-.

Bae call
Mrs. eis Buford
su. 5-9955 or SU. 7-6506

PHOTOGRAPHY
{f you are beautiful
~We take it
if you are not
We make it! ~

VAN DYKE STUDIO.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
~| 312 W. Court CE 8-5721

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SAYINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

| cooperation among: its tember| organizations, in which the resol
res-| tition of problems. and the fulfill-}

ur ment | of ambitions~ ~go. hand in|
hand.

~| 2116 Hickory St

=(Detroitt =|
vi Spotight

Rete Naibaniel Celhoun
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Macedonia: Baptist aa

Mt. Chivacy ~boi: Chorch
3019 dustrial: ~Aves = ae
Rev: Matthew Mot o 33
Pastor. ae baa? A eae
cs Pe ~e ek <
Mt. Olive~ seneeeie
Liberty and. Kennelworth ~Sia
Rev. R. K. ~Lurpin, kal
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Shiloh: Swipe: Church
St..Jobn at: Massachusetts Ave. i
Rev. E.: Beverly. ~Alea, ~Pastor
SI ries ae
St. ~Paul~ Baptist: Church
1073 ~E. ~Pierson~ Rd.fey..R. Re Gorton, Slee

Trinity Rasihee: ~Chore
1601 - Clifford Sti-2..2.<~
Kev. A F. ~awenees: Pastor

ci 1G Oe Sy... Toad
Femple Missionary Septet
Church ~;

wie Dwight. a i

Rev. -L. Owens > f!Sunday. Schdol::'9;30: am.
sornilg Wor hip: seme: a.m.

New: Zion ~Bagtit Church
~ 1337. Pap oe Ave,

L ~Rev, W. 'G - Terry} Pastor i
Wt. - ee ee oe |. ae
CATHOLIC. SERVICES
Church of Cheist ime! og
Thirteenth and~ Clifford, Sts.

12th.and.- Harrison Sts.
Rey. ~Alphonso O'Connor, Pastor

i |
Church. of aca~ iy
2801 North St + -
Pastor, Elder J. S. ~Lester -
Sunday School; 10:00 a.m.
Morning Worship: 11 a.m.

* 8 &
Church of God. In Christ
1o18%2 Industrial Aye..
Wider~ H ~Gulley, Pastor
- Sunday. School: 10:00 a.m.
- Morning: Worship: 12:00 p.m.
uyine as~ ~weicome ~i.

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Church of God ~In ~Christ
3020 St, John St..~
Rev. John Smyers, Pastor

St. James Church pr eee in:
Lnrist ie

3013 St. John St. i~.av.S. C. Coles, Pastor
~Sunday School: 9:30, a.m.

Services: 12:00 -noom
2 SRS

DISCIPLES OF. CHRIST
SERVICES |

Vermont: Chistian. ~Church

121 Lippincott Blvd. -
Rev. Thomas Courts, Pastor.

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METHODIST SERVICES

~ Bethel: Methodist. Liberty at Twelfth Sts.
j Hev. Donald. Morrisy, Pastor

Blackwell alee ii
1234 Central Avenue
Rev. Henry E. Banks; Pastor

9 8 8
St. James C.M.E.. Church
1142.Campau. ~

Rev. T. R. Taylor, Pastor
Sunday Services: 11:00 a.m.
+s. ~ 6.%
Quinn Chapel A.M.E.
2101 Lippincott Blvd,
Rev. ~ mer as tt am, Pastus
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St. Like AM.E, Zion
ge at Addisom * 92:
- Baldwin, Pastor
Service: ay am. 4