Bronze Reporter [Volume: 8, Issue: 36]

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HARRIETTE WALKER

weather Sunday~ night~ ~Keep~ ~them. from discussing their |

children while having ceffee: and. cookies. Those present
were: Mr. Festies Duman, Mrs. Sadie~ Luckett, Mrs. A.

Merriweather, Mr. James Green, Mrs. Hatriette Walker, |

and Mrs. Markey Holland; Mr, Igaae. Gibson. There was a
very good discussion of what can:be: ~Gene to help our children at the eenter. Mrs. Sadie Ly ket, pr ~chairman,. eo-helper Mrs.'A, Merriweather. ylaws ~cHaipman Mr. F.

- Dumas. If you have a child coming: te-the eenter take time}

cut.to.come to our next meeting ai will: Be: announced
in this paper. ~ree Be faite

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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Glenn of 727 East Fifth Street: spent)
a levely day and had. Sunday dinner in: the home of Mr.|

and Mrs. Jimmie Johnson in ~Detroit, - eee.

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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brown. are very ~proud ~ of ~icin Halliday, is played with excellent

child born 2-20-62, ~weight 6 Ih. 1 aaa
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~Mrs. Ernest: Lock 4310 Billings gave her- husband a
surprise birthday dinner Feb. 13. These present were Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Ogburson, Mrs. ~Laufa:Brown, Mrs. Lock,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brown, Mrs. Lock~s brother and sisterin-law, Miss Bertha Brown, Roosevelt. Brown, Mrs. Lock~s
brother, Mr. Dunall Porter, from McCaskill, Ark., visiting
his unele Mr. and Mrs. kasthes Ogburn, -

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Mrs, Gertrude Orea prepared dinner it 1214 Chippens
for her family. Those present: were Mr. ~and Mrs. Theodis
Thomas, son Mr. Rud Smith, Mr. Earl. ~Fhomas: and grand-|

children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hil, ~Mrs. Zona Simmons |:

and host of others. Menu consisted of roast aie rolls, |
lemon cream pies, ice aa coffee.
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_ The Dort Women~s a visited Walkers Woinen~ s Club
Mon., Feb. 19. The girls: played: volley ball. THe Dort girls
are sothe good players: ~Five Dort girls. scored: Girls from |
Dort were. Cora: Edmunds, Vivian Whaley, Connie Waters,
Camille Gillard, _Mancine Broome. BE 00, 1

wets:. gt aes
fs ytee ty PASTS sim Pec ighas ste ase ~eat

Mother Mattie. ~Morgan: who. is very: active in getting]
about, cooks every day and dances. ~She élebrates her
85th birthday this week. A party was. given her by her
daughters. Her. take was-pink ang white avith. gold writing.
Her daughters attended from Meredian, Miss., "Puscola, Ala.,
Washington, New York City; Pleveland, Ohio, Chicago,
California. Those attentling froni Flint were: Mr. and Mrs.
Delmar Jackson, Miss Ida Bower, and Mr. ond Mrs. Mae

Bower.

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Dukes and Diichess: ~why wot get ini the ~hood and be
real cool at! the SURFWOOD-~LUB Saturday and Sunday.
Doing the OLD LADY,: POPEYE AND THE SNAKE last
_ week were: Wanda: McCoy, Dianne Anderson, Carol Me~Millan, Vieky Turner, Robe#t:;Bush,. The Vandels, Curtis
Winfrey, James Harrison,: James Bailey, Sam Florey, Regnold Garland, Ear} Leagan ~.~

Council meeting, was. held i Detroit ~at thie. Pride af
Michigan Lodge 4701 East Watrem jor the Elks. The George |
Washington Carver Ledge isp: lig r their meeting. The host
was Bro. Jack Hendricks, Exdeter Ruler and Victory Temple hostess Dt. Hattie Fletcher Dt: Ruler. Next meeting
will be next April in. Flint with. ~Vethle ony and Genesee
Temple host and ~~ 4;

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Linda Heury of Christ The King: Parish Hall, a

~ at Thirteenth Street, ed ~FHE YOUTH CHO
a Variety Contest, Sunday, Feb: 3 Ag, ~1962 at 4 0 felbdk:
Choir members are: Brgnda Daniels, ~ _Dones, Rhonda
Garrett, Denise. Garrett, Ton pmilton, Pamela Harris,
Sharon Legan, Thereda me )
Linda Henry, Mistress of Ceremopies-Marcha Pendegraws.
Program was arranged as follewing: The National AnthemCongregation Stand, Welcome-Pamels Harris, Taik-Bobbie
Rouse-~~America, America~, Cheir-~He",~ Greeting-Mr. Leo
Greene, Organ Selection-Reggie Beberte~~The Hi and
Might~-Dimitri Tiomin, ~I've Got Rhythm,~ Dedicated to
the Roberts Famity, Recognition-Mrs, Octavine Holland,. Solo-Miss Emma Chilton, Piane Solo-Pamela Haeris, Dan~ers-Jean Hi Note Dancers Studios, Peggie O~Neal"Skit, Reggie Roberts-~Stormy Weather", Bubbis-Dedicated
~to Jimmy Smith, ~I Could Write A Book~ requested by
' Mrs. Rose Henry, Dancers-Terri Simpson Studios, Piano
Solo-Pamela Harris-~To A Wild Rose~, Choir-~Rock and}
Roll Waltz,~ Free exercise-Orlanda & Vincent Walker, Re. =

marks-Mr. Henry Dayne. sara way eee
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Sentt Pitzeerald. Vet this is verv
hard to believe literally since it,

witha nencit in his teeth, But,
~draniaticallv Manley Holliday. as
the character is called. is inter-/

-Seott Pitzgerald

The leading character, Manley
skill by Leon Shaw. Mr. Shaw is

ability to show idéas with a slight
smile; the*.ability to. show the
eharacter~s needs and: wants with~out apparently struggling to de
so. Thus when he takes us back
to the twenties via. dreams we
are ready and willing to go back
there with him, we are willing
te go. back there and feel love
for his wife, Jere, as he feels
it. Hence, he glows with less effort because he~ knows what to
do with the part, ~and. does - it
with authority.

The other members of the com:
~pany are good as usual, thus makhing Director Horner~s job easier.
fF didn~t see any thing outstand-}
ing about the direction. I did note.
that it left me with the feeling
that Mr. Horner has directed it
many times. before.

Thinking Back.

Gunner:Léwis as. Wister LaSalle must.-have heen -good; I
stil remember how he kissed
| Linn Mason: Other members of
~the: Cast are: Jobn Grégory, Roll
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CONTESTS
PRIZES + +
YOURS

ALL DAY
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Wonderful: us

aE launch the new Professional} *

theatre. Thett,. author Ira
ine ~thines. that

perfect: play
end, At any

| cam easily. be: replaced with al

cannon-a drv one. After all. it
will be three weeks before

New Fneland finds the dedication | 7"
of a recreation center in memory
ef his dead s#n to be one of

| the most difficult tasks of hes}

life. He discovers that'his son
Fwhom ~he thought loved the army
actually hated it. And! instead of
| being. killed trying te save two
ehlisted mett, he committed- suicide because he cauld not take
his father~s fetcing him onward}
in-the army. General. Seeger~ discovers this first from the dead
son~s wife, then from other officers, and finally from his very
own wife; the son~s mother.

Charles Laughton
In U-M Series

ANN ARBOR~Charles Laughton will appear in Amn: Arbor
during the 1962-63 season of The;
University of Michigan~s. new
Professional~ Theatre Program,
according to Robert C. Schnitzer,
executive director of the program.

~A Session with Charles. ~Laughton~ will be presented at Hill
Auditorium. ~The exact date will
be announced.

~The appearance here of this
giant of the performing arts,~
said Professor Schnitzer in announcing the Charles Laughton
engagement, ~will be part of our
new program~s ~Guest Star Series.~

Judith Anderson, the distinguished tragedienne, will appear
in her -greatest role, ~Medea 62~

Theatre Program at Hill Auditortum March 29.

Laughton. whose majestic /ommand of words has captivated audiences everywhere he hag: apreared. will present a wide-fanging proeram of passages and
scenes from master works of the} *~
theatre and literature.

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REUTHER, ~~NTEMA
TO: LECTURE HERE
Walter: Reuther; president.: of
the UAW-CIO, and Theodore 0.
Yntema,: finance expert of Ford
Motor ~o., will speak at the 12th
Annual - ~Franklin Memorial Lecture Series during March and

April af Wayne State University.

~New Horizons of Economic
Progress~ is the theme according to Dr. Lawrence H. Seltzer,
} Franklin ~lecturer for 1962. Seltzer is the~ professor of economies
at WSU.

Opening the series on March

Samuelann, gibiaice of econ:
omics aft Massachusetts Institute
ef Technisjocy. is president of

the ~American Eénnomie: Associa: | |

tion. Hig tente: ~Palicy: Problems

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