Bronze Reporter [Volume: 9, Issue: 43]

Left to right: Electa Twyman, senior, Atlanta, Georgia;
Panama City, Florida; Lucia
Holloway, junior, Atlanta,

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Geengia; erman Rates, College ini ter, ~Atlanta, Georgia; Sadye Beasley, j junior. Fort
Devens, more usetts; Eloise

Stevens, sophomore, Valdosta,
Georgia, and Barbara Douglas,
junior, Montgomery, Ala., are

2 Everybody~ s Talking About ~ - Dance, ~those way out

~+ dance steps: members of the Kit Kat Club ~dreamed up

- | while waltzing around~ the floor at the AKA Ball. Anyone

a for Bossanova?

ie _ - Those dozens and dozens of: yellow roses that ar-; rive every Monday marning.at the home of an 8th Street

Town eyery weekend. |
~~ That surprise birthday party. that was given for
_ | Donna Wilson by her ~grandparents, the J..R. Wilsons of
Lansing. Most of her gang from Northern. High made the
trek to our State Capitol to see ~Donna: on her natal day.
Talk about being sutprised!' The birthday
planned to go to Lansing and her: parents, t eR. Wilsons,
~ almost had to kidnap~ her to get her to Jeave town. Since

~she had this theatre date with a certain guy and she was
Spelman~s paiticipalal in the
1963 Operation Crossroads a
_ ~a, Inc., Project.

Romeo, also was in Lansing to sing Happy. Birthday.

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Racial Lecture, May 6

"South Afrjean Racial Nationalism~. will be the topic of the
fourth lecture of the Franklin.
Memorial Lecture Series at
Wayne State University at 8:30

| | p.m., Monday;,,May: 6.

Speaker will be Dr. Amry Vandenbosch, director of the William
Andrew Patterson School of. Dipplomacy and International Commerece at the Mpiversity of Kentucky.

Dr. Vandenhaseh, an authority

f joh colonialism, traveled extensive
ly in Africa last year gathering

| information on the impact of co-!

| lonialism in Septh Africa.
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BORN ~ A Son, Robert, Andrew, to Ruth~ ~and Andrew
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BORN ~ A son,; Calvin Bruce, to Marie and Frank
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BORN ~ A daughter, Marilyn Denise, to Doris and
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BORN ~ A son, Beqeld Norman, to Evelyn and Henry Dayis.

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Sunny Sunday brolught out the flowered hats and oe
wraps to stand up and cheer the magnificent voices of the
+ Wilberforce University Choir. Quinn Chapel AME Church
~| was the sight of the beautiful ~sound of music.~

lifted its voice in song accompanied by. the skill and ar-| tistry of Roberta Alexander and Flint~s own Gary Patterson.
For more than 19 years Wilberforce has produced

some of the finest singers and choral groups in this country. Wilberforceans have appeared béfore S.R.O. audiences
in more than 30 states, singing music ranging from Bach
~| to Broadway tunes.. This year's group can be listed as the
| Cream of the Crop of the: ~~Forcean Choir,
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Doris Hopson, Mrs. Madelyn Wa
Tis, Mrs.. Juapita Jones, Mrs. Jessie Brady, Mrs. Clark
Ford, Mrs. Tyler Johnson, Mrs. Doris Meadows, Mrs. Cora
Lee Clark, Mrs. Joan; johnson, Mrs. Hattie Williams, Mrs.
Louise Thompson, ssi t seeeph Dayis, Mrs. Alice Baker.

age sinter ~Speaking of parties and such; the younger set got off
to a naeee Spring Start Saturday Last. Helen and Beatrice
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