Bronze Reporter [Volume: 9, Issue: 43]

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The Book on Flint~s
Leading Negro. Citizens

Union Leaders.

Teachers

* Physicians

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1962 ~ 1963 Attorneys
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5TH ANNIVERSARY OF BEAUTIFUL
Peace Memory Gardens
Flint, Michigan |

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Ga E. + Brat Road.

5 hye ~eb ~ ~with its
Py as beobted (italian)
~vast SUPPER FEATURE:
a Ren negiee of CHIMES

a
ces hey to thank
-The 2000 FAMILIES

depict this sharing in the Flint Public Schools:. Who. have: enrolled. in the
PEACE ~MEMORY GARDENS~

Fainily Pratection Plan
for their intelligent
confidence in our program

- Member, Michigan and American Cemetery Association -
- integrated -.

since 1889 it~s been...
| A. M. DAVISON~ S

for better looking -
better fitting clothing.

STOP IN. SOON, AND LOOK OVER
OUR OUTSTANDING COLLECTION
OF FASHIONS FOR, SPRING ~63

OPEN MONDAY ~and FRIDAY UNTIL gee

PART FOUR

By MELVIN BANNER - a

The heart of the educational. program lies in the
kindergarten and continues on through the twelfth grade
leel. Most attention is paid to the ateimenttary and secondary divisions.

At the first meeting of the Flint Citizens~ Committee
For Education, Dr. Lawrence Jarvie, General Superintendent, stated that: ~Education is to prepare one to become, economically independent.~

The monetary value of education i is Saetpeed by these
figures:

A coliege graduate earns $400,000 as a lifetime aver-.
age, high school graduates earn $258,000. Those who manage to finish six grades of education or fess: wind up with
an average of $182,000 for their life-time. ~

The reasons for staying in school as long as possible.
may readily be seen from the above figures, Coupled with
this earning capacity is the problem of human relations,
or the sharing of responsibilities. The following pictures

Class.

Students examining a model;
in a Junior High School Biology sf ill

A class studying student eld Bacon, right, is the instruc
government at Flint~s largest tor.
Junior High School. Mr. Ron- dg hg

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ing in the manual) arts with
modern machinery ~and hatid
tools.

A 9th grade student group. is held every June and. is Himit
preparing to make plans, for ed to junior high: studetts only.

the Graduation Prom. The Prom

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These skill sare used in later
life to attain economic. independence, ie

A group of students pe-form
Over two of consumer and laboratory research went
into the deve nt of the new Peter Pan peanut butter just
introduced. This ne new peanut butter has unique moistnéss and
depth of flavor which make it ideal as a recipe ingredient, as
well as for sandwiches and snacks. The Home Economists in
the Peter Pan kitchens have created many delicious and unusual recipés, among them, this Peanut Clanr Bisque.... an
easy, nutritious main dish the whole family will enjoy for
lunch or dinner. |Because of the high quality protein in~ the
peanut butter, all you need add to make a balanced. meal is
crusty bread, ~salad and fruit dessert.

PEANUT. CLAM BISQUE

| (Makes about 6 cups)

1 cup Pater Pan Smooth

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2? | each
fs suc

clams - Peanut B
1 can (12 ounces) whole 1k Sengpinea Balke nS
corn Ya teaspoon pepper
Pernvaa! ~eg ay Finely minced E eguer.;
cups a
Force undrained clams, corn and ahto | food mill
or blend in - blender 1 minute. Transfer cs of double |
boiler and stir in the eae, peanut butter, and ig
until mixture just.

Cook over polling water
point, stirring occasi

er. The annual naming. of the
ten best dressed women will be
made during the~ week of June
9th. This annual feature lias been
carefully studied and planned
as it has been instituted to encourage the Fashion-Conscious
women in Flint and~ other nearby
cities.

As we continue the ~Candidate
List~ for the ten. best dressed
women, we find that each woman

around her. She creates an image
of her appearance in the minds
of her family, her friends, her
colleagues on the job and in her
_soeial and church life.

Look about. you. and select a

candidate or dates. Please
send her nae pondigy ed aks TO:
The Brorze
see Faeroe Dun1301 Lapeer. Street
Flint 3, Michigan |

This Week's | n dates for
Ten Best: Dressed. Women: -

Mrs. Bana~

Mrs. Barbara ~Veasiey

Mrs. Carélyn Hoskins

Mrs. Mildted, Aldridge

~ Mrs. Gladys Scott
Mrs. Elsie.
Mrs. Terri '~im

Mrs. Rebecca. Eitan

Mrs. Barbara ~
Miss Carolyn Brezzpll

College News |
Briefs;

HAMPTON IN STII U TE

ward answering~ the U. S. Sec
| |retary. of ~State's appeal,, Hamp
ton Institute will otter a six
~| weeks~ ~ Social Science Institute
beginning July 1 and ending Au- -

gust 10, to introduce high school
graditiates to the préquisites of
coulege training for foreign service.

Dr. Hyman Kuritz, of HI, who
will direct the institute, pointed

State, recently urgéd~ educators
to devote ~more attention to the
training of students. for diploMatic service in-African counties: ~We will try during the
summer term to point the way

that. challenge,~ Dr. Kuritz et

~| ~We ~will try to sharpen their

interest in subjects which,.
pursued through collége, aia
prepare them for foreign service.

co the students who are: primar:
ily interested in a teaching | career.~

Hampton Institute. will. present

| 25 scholarships, covering~ tuition,
room and board for the term.

Students must be responsible for
transportation costs. There have

larships have been awarded..

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ALTERATIONS

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2 Anotiiee teatse to abcn
esteemed in the Bronze ~Report-.

records her own vote wherever
her life reaches ad affects those.,

~HAMPTON, ~Va.~As a step to--

out that Dean Rusk; Secretary of

Moréover, we will give. attention

been 85 applications and 14 scho--

for students who want to meet -