Bronze Reporter [Volume: 9, Issue: 35]

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NCIPAT ION PROCLAMATION CENTENNIAL

Blue Is The
what skin tone to use in TV tom~mercials which are just beginning
to. sell soap in undeveloped
countries has beer resolved by,

selecting the color blue, The Insider~s Newsletter said recently.

U. S. firms, The Newsletter
says, have found it too expensive
to tailor each commercial for each
country to avoid offending White,

black or yellow-skinned customers.

So, after considerable research,
the J. Walter Thompson Advertising Agency. has decided not to
use people, but animated car
Only Safe Color

toons in whieh the ~people~ are
a deep blue, or semehow char
acterized that way im the dialogue |

for @udiences* with black and

white receivers.

~There~s sémething wrong with
every other color, a Thompson
spokesman explained. ~Red skin
suggests the American Indian, or
maybe something political. Yellow says Chinese, and you just
can~t do black. Greens means
sick. cy

~Blue is absolutely the only
color that means nothing at all.~

525 E. Cowt

CHAPLIN'S

BUCRON SUPER TIRE AT
STANDARD SERVICE

CE. 9-4835

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SEE THE NEW

by Harriette Walker

The

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Whirl

hundred dollars.

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/ MARSHALL Avro (0.

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SEE HOW YOU SAVE!

$1941.80 Plus Tax

Includes regular. factory
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@ NEW! ~Scena-Ramic curved
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@ NEW! pavement Unit ae
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@ NEW! Reclining bucket seats

and consolet

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MARSHALL AUTO Co.

~ RAMBLER SALES &: SERVICE

1515 S. Saginaw St., Flint.

COME IN!!

SUGGESTIONS FOR
MAR. 9th thru MAR. 16th

BROWSE AROUND

&
Your prescriptions wi

ill remire peubiosicnal attention of a highly qualified and capable pharmacist... You can be sure when
your prescription is filled at WALLER~S.

SPECIAL HAIR

ans mee ee ~
VO HAIR SPRAY $1.50
VO Creme RINSE ~40c value

BOTH FOR.

CARE OFFER

$1.65

Johnson & Johnson

COTTON BUDS

98c VALUE

FRENCH LILAC

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Mr. Buddy Jackson of 727 E. 5th St. visited relatives
over the weekend in Detroit, Mich.
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Industrial Business Girls 1963 Avenue of Fashion Sunday, March 31 at 1.M.A. Auditorium. Stage shows 2:30-7:30.
Doors open 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Donation 50c. All proceeds
go to Big Sister Camp Fund. Last year~s profit from the

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| Style show amounted to $3.000. Tickets may be obtained | '
from any big sister, or the Big Sisters of Flint and Genesee | 4

County Office.

* * *

The Rosary Altar Society of Christ The King Catholic
Church will have fish dinners from 3 p.m.-to 6 p.m. March
15. For orders, call the Rectory, CE. 3-1911.

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Juveniles and Juniors, we need you in the Elks. Join
early, it~s almost time for the Parade. First meeting will be

March 23 at 4 p.m. at the Elks Rest, St. John Street. For
more information call the Juvenile-Mother, Dt. Ruth Hill,
CE. 3-6520.

* * *

The Brownie and Girl Scouts of Clark School Troop

753 presented Mrs. Andy Anderson as an International
Friendship speaker. Mrs. Anderson spoke briefly and presented slides on the country of Nigeria. Mrs. Travis, Mrs.
Lavena Moore and Mrs. Tate served) refreshments. Mrs.
Alice is leader and Mrs. Ruby Minner, co-leader.
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The Krinon Club of Phi Delta Kappa Sorority held it~s
regular meeting Monday, March 4, at the Sportsman~s Club.
Members are as follows: Bernice Brokker, Dolores Ennis,
LaGussie Edwards, Hattye' Guyton, Lois Holt, Gloria Jones,

Cosdena Thomas, Marjorie Robinson, Gladys Scott, Dallas 3

Taylor, Odena. Wadsworth, Minnie Collins, Alyce O~Neal,
Sadie, Thomas; Lorna Harris, Alberta Jones, Laura-Thonipson, Lucille McCormack. Officers are: Dr. Mildred Smith;
pres.; Yvonne Coz, sec.; Roberta Courts, ~vice-pres.; Clara

Smith, treas.; Director, Ruth Carter.
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Special Ranion Services are being held at Mount Olive;
Baptist Church each Wednesday evening. With the prayer}
fellowship leaders in charge. Each week various auxiliaries|~
are invited. March 13, Group 2 will be in charge ~ Mrs, |~
Irene Brown, Mrs. Bertha Ford, leaders Mr. Essie Camp-|
bell, asst. Invited groups are: Young Adult Choir, Birth
~day leaders and JuniorChoir Leaders.

* * *

A birthday party was given for little Carl H. Jones
Saturday, March 2, by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles

Jones of 1522 Liberty Street.. Those attending were: Yvonne |
Reed, Earl Reed, Sylvvia and Gloria J. Huddleston, ~Abel |
Herndon, Leroy Denson, Patricia Reed, Mack and Lemont

Poncill. The menu consisted of a decorated cake, pink and
white trim with nine blue candles baked by Mrs. Mamie
Cleveland, ice cream, corn curls, spice drops, salted~ nuts,

and corn candy. Different games were played and prizes |
} were won by Sylvia Huemaeins ant Mack Poncill.

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_ Flint Beauts, ah, Chapter No. 288. members of the
National Beauty Culturists League, Inc.....In keeping our
Reauticians abreast with the latest trends we are bringing
Mrs. M. Moore, demonstrator of NBCL, Inc., to instruct our
two-day workshop at Vernon AME Church, 3730 North St.

March 25 and 26. For further information\call SU. 9-1723. |:

Mrs. Blanche Bowen, Pres., Mrs. Willie B. Marion, Sec~y.
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Training Brings. Upportuni
For Negroes In Flat

By Melvin E. Banner

PART V

Flint has become a ~Mecca~~ for the New in America
today. Most all who have come to Flint have been able to
find some type of employment commensurate to their measure of abilities. Such employment: has sustained. them, their
families, and ~taken care of their needs.:

Of the 34,000 Negro people in Flint, a apd | survey

indicated an annual;income of $4,300. plus or minus five,
ad |

Flint is among the ten richest cities of it~s size in
America, and the Negro population shares.in this wealth.
Merchants of Flint are well aware Of the ~purchasing power
of this group. They are well aware that every block is a

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Mrs. Carter keeps up fo date

At Fisher Body No. 1, Mary
Carter ~-handles. various.clerical duties in the employment
department. Her work includes typing, filing and record
preparation -and upkeep. She
lives at 1934 Barks Street.

on néw~ data ~processi \
niques by attending aight: |
schcel classes at Flint Junior
College. She is a graduate of
Tennessee State. Darenrany,

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Groceries 2:00 a.m,
Drug Items

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(Closed every night at 11 p.m.)

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PRESCRIPTIONS
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PROPRIETOR

PH. SU.. 9-3171

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N. SAGINAW ST.
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Mon: thrw Fei. ~ 8 - 9

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Foreman Earl Payne, 26-year
veteran at Fisher Body No. 1, is |
@ supérviser in the fabricating
unit of the plant maintenance

tral High School graduate. He leadership training fete ~boys.

sae SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 19684

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