Bronze Reporter [Volume: 9, Issue: 36]

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~Sen. Hart Reports On Gvil Rights Program |

~The President reports a most
impressive two-year record of Executive accomplishments in civil
rights. This record is unequalled
in American history and all Americans should salute tae responsible leadership the President has
given in this critical area.

~The legislative recommendations for action on voting, school
assistance and extension of the
Civil Rights Commission are constructive and modest recommen-. dations, but the loss of the Rule

| ~XXII fight at the opening of Con= means this will be a tough
job:

~If we had successful in
our 1958 and 1960 att to
get better machipery op the assignment of voting refeltek bam
confident the delays that have
been experienced in the voting
area would not have occurred.

~The President suggested that
we give interim relief in voting

suits with the appointment of

temporary voting referees. In my
book, ~this has top priority among
his ~legislative recommendations
~nd needless to add, my own belief is that we should go ven bevond the President~ s reqommendations.~

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Calling all J uveniles and Juniors March 23, at 4 p.m.,

|| Elks Rest ~ Juvenile Mother Ruth Hill, CE. 3-6520. ~

* * *

Cosmetclogy shop owner Guild sponsoring ~Swinging |
Into Fashions,~ March 31, Quinn Chapel AME Church. For |
| tickets contact: Mrs. Louis. Thomas, SU. 9-3765.:

* * *

Walker~s Community. School is the first public school |
to start the ~Code of Ethics.~ We hope the idea will spread |
throughout the City of Flint. In the near future some. of |;, Walker School~s ~Code of Ethics~ will be listed. - Present;~

were: Lee Vern Clifton, Mary. Forte, Marie Winchester,

Vickie McCampbell, -Fairbee George, Princess Collins and

Harriet Walker, presiding.
P.S. - Walker~s Women~s Club is taking the lead.
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*

Mrs. Ada Johnson of Damon Street entertained the |

ED~s Sunday. Mrs. Johnson demonstrated the art of ~Wall
Picture arrangement.~ The girls always learn something

new at their meetings.

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CONGRATULATIONS ~ James Ferris of Parkland)
Street who. walked away with 5th place prize money at the |

Batle Creek Bowling tournament. He is a member of the
Cadillac Bar-B-Que team at Oak Park Recreation Center.
s s s

Clifford Street Center Pre-School Mothers met with
Mrs. L. Bryant of Blades Street on Sunday. Plans were
made for the fashion show to be held April 21 at 4 p.m.
Only pre-schoolers will take part in the show.. = = *

Mount Olive Baptist Church Temperance Commission
under the leadership of Miss Doris Finney had a splendid
program, Mrs. Marion Parks, Group. Therapist at Hurley

vice was given through her talk which, if applied, would

make for a better life in general for those who drink.
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p.m. a
The purpose of this affair is to sponsor an African $tudent to the U. S. for College. The guest speaker on this

| program will be Mrs. Irene Greene. 1

Ruby N. Allen, Mlustrious National Matron of East |
Orange, New. Jersey; Sister Elizabeth Kindred, Grand Ma- | @
| tron; Sister Jean Miles, General Chairman, and a Grand |}!

Officer of the State of Michigan; Sister Rosa N. Fisher, Co
| Chairman, and a Grand Officer of the State of Michigan.

The public is invited..

Grand Officers of Flint are: Bro, Chester Watson, Deputy Grand Master; Sis. Anna Jean Miles, Grand Finance
Sec~y.; Rosa Nell Fisher, Grand Cor. Sec~y.; Jonnie Jones,
Grand Sec.; Pearl Waston, Grand Cor. and Grace Willionss,
Grand Asst. Cor. _

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Members of the Krinon Club of Phi Delta Kappa met
Monday, March 11 at the Sportsman~s Club to make plans
for an educational program to be held in the very near
future. Reports were heard from the program, Arrangement; and Publicity Committees. Gloria Jones spoke aia
on educational oo * to be displayed.

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Hospital was the guest speaker. She spoke on ~The Visual |
and Submerged Aspects of Alcoholism.~ Much helpful ad- }.

ION CENTEN NIAL

Mary McLeod Bethune Grand Chapter of the State of a
Michigan is sponsoring Lady Estella Chapter No. 17. and | eae
Lady Boigny No. 16, and of Flint, Michigan also Omega}
Chapter No. 16 of Muskegon, Michigan in a Green Tea/ am
which is the annual Sovereign day affair which is held on|%
the 4th Sunday in March of every year.: This year it will | #
be held at Hotel Durant, March 24; 1963 from 3:00 to 5:00 | 4

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SETA Gel

~Training Brings Vv
For Negroes ly Fiat

By Melvin E. Banner ~

PART VI
The Negro in Flint today is contributing more towards

\he richness and strength of industrial American Society

than at any oiner time in history.

In Flint especially this richness and this-strength has
~enriched and has deepened the dignity of the Negro, and|}
the meaning.o the Democratic way of life.

The Negro in Flint is fully aware that: ~In a Democ-; all who participate share the jpys as well as the sor
Tacy,

rows~of democratic living.~ For Democracy is both sorrows |. and joys. This is inherent because of the humaneness. of

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She earned diplomas from
both schools. Mrs. Jackson joined AC Spark Plug following
gredustion, from Central ies
in 1953,

Stenographer at AC Spark
Plug, Wenona Jackson took
secrete;ial courses at Flint a
ior College and Baker Bu
_ University. She. lives at 2 2 E..
Rankin Street.

makes surveys in a continuing
effort to improve them, He joined AC in July, 1953. He lives
at 591 E. Eighth Street. '

William Tayler is a ip in
spector at AC Spark Plug, He
checks. safety condition daa

to =a for a Home? Cd
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Howard Bryant-CE. 2-6994 Res.

COMPACT MUD ROOM

VALUABLE ADDITION ud~ room in

near the back. Children coming into the house tu the problem.

with wet and muddy clothes can can be simply ~a eee to |

be a real problem if, care isn~t change clothes, and it can ~alee
taken to provide for them. Many a toilet and shower.

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