Bronze Reporter [Volume: 9, Issue: 50]

; he. Brti~e Witke, 6 of 818 E. Baker Bt
| contestants at Yankee Stadium spétisered by Big Bay Coakout.:It was réported that the judges oibag a difficult time
selecting a winter.
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~The Stat Social Club donatéd a straightening comb
to.he used by the patietits at Walter Winchester Hospital.

whith is one of the many projects a elub could do for the |

hospital. Congratulations fine Star Social Club inembers.
ir. ahd Mit. Battie Pierce were the Weekwnd guests

(Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Walker, 818 B. Baker St. The

~s are from Los Angeles, California. \: haw ~OLD TIMER~ TO BE SELeCTED
[ (see pictures)

Of the four lovely girls selected for the ~Miss Oid
Timer~ Contest, only one will ditiétgé victories Sunday
Night, Juiié 29 at the IMA Annés. Fiitids raised will be
used for the betiefit of the Marti Luther King Studetit
Movement Fund. The Old Timef~, @ state ~hartered 6~
but one of the many events that they have spoiisored dur:
| ing. the last three years. As expressed by theit president,
+ Pete Johnson, ~We feel it is our diity as Americans to dé
~ our part in these endeavors.~; ~The Old Timers have sponsored events for the Youth
Buréaui, one was a trip to Detroit for a baseball game at
Tiger Stadium, Another was a Skeet Shoot at the Williams
Gun Club and the Old Timers donated the trophies for the
matehes. The Old Timers selected this project to assist in
the..courageous fight which is now being waged by Dr.
King and others.

The program for the festive evening will include a
short speech by Richard Traylor, President of the Flint
NAACP and: Ted Cobb of the Flint Urban League. Pre:
sentation of Certificates of Outstanding Achievement will
follow to the Old Timers selected for 1962. The Terry
ian Hurléy Daricers will present the latest in the art of

~erpsichore and the evening will be climaxed by selection
_ ~Miss Old Timer.~
Music will be furnished ~by Floyd Moreland~s Orches
a aM ac ake iP ao or:

a Jor ~all CE. 5-6918, _ A

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F VIC VET SAYS...~

E Q~I will retire soon but my; A~Veterans of wartime ~%ér| wife..will be employed: Will her} vice separated i
- inceme be considered in determining:;my entitlement to veteran~s
pension?
Au~-Yes, your wife~s income
| will...be considered undet the

preferer:ce when they apply for
Federal employment.._Veterans of peacetime service
alone must havé béen in a cam
St. was one of the |

gani#ation aré spohsoting this alliffiportant event. This is.;B.Y.0.W. Tickets may be purchased from any Old Tim- |

under honorable |
conditiors réceive a five-point |

law... The first $1,200 of your

_ wife annual income will be

/ exempt but any amount over

$1,200 will be consideréd in ad
gaign or expedition for. which
a badge or service medal is
awarded to qualify for this fivepoint preference. Veterans hold
dition 46 ~your owit

Q~ Be veteraiié ~receive atiy
preferéfice in Féderal goverhment. nee pate

ing the Purple Heart for disability receive an additional five
points.

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ASA SRE hy RE hie CE Tiee 0 Ok A cetady Memo rs oy

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sary conference and conventio~of the National Association

the Statlei:Hilteon Hotel in
Washington, D.C. Seen in top
panel, from left, are J. E. Duffield, The Coca-Cola Company,

in behalf of the Atlanta soft
ré market activity, David Sul
séarchist and. writer on the
Negro market, and Wendell
P. Alston, recently. retired
from Humble Oil & Refining
Company, New: York City, both
of whom received
citations. and J. R. E. Lee, r.,
vice president, Florida A&M
_ University, Tallahassee, who
was master of cererfidnies for
the luficheon. The Goca-Cola
Company, Atlanta, Ga.; and
Humble Oil were among fourteen firms and sixteen individvals honored by the marketing
organization. In next photo
down,

Fr

li

Beg oes war's

4 cibeor and 1 discussed many
-| times. He stated that thére were |,

nee is also ~ with two

/| Ganization that consists of membership peeled from
| the clubs in the state.

q ca ide ses td woariver ieee oct} in ~which: ~th

The above persons were honored and elected to office durthe recent 10th. anniver
of Market Developers held at

who reteivéed 20-yéar citation
drink firm~a pioneer in Neg
livan, a highly réspected re

individual.

NAMD founder Moss -|;
~H. bag left, head of Wash
Jones, The Pittsbyrgh Cour~ier, St. Petérsbuty, Fla., Paul
E. X. Brown, The Atlanta (Ga.). ~ocaXola Bottling~ Company,
Georgia; James Adams,. Pabsf.

bors, Memphis (Tenn.) Coca:
Cela Bottling Compaiiy, treasurer, Richard L. King, Hiram
Walker Distilling Co., Detroit,
Ist vice president; and Charles
J:~ Smith, 111 Royal Crown} ns hoe ~ogra agg <7
fib; | HL, Jerome Hutchinson, s
atte Sore oe from | Mateus Nevstadter, The Louislett are Joseph Williams, Cleve | aye Ceve-cole Bottling Cos
(Ohi) Coewcola Botting com |, NEW Orleans, Reland, Wheat
pany, State director, Karl Mat- eg Ober~

~more, Md., Taylor Cox; Dethews, Philacelphia, Pa. C. B. | toit Coca-Cola Bottling ConDavis; Southwest Distributing

~pany, Michigan, Walter Lay,

Company, Heuston, Texas, | St Louis Coca-Cola Bottlitig

chapter president and board_: Company, Missouri David Lis

inember, James ~Bud~ Ward, |> ton; Pepsi Cola Compariy, Char
Svécial Markets Research, * panes os Myron Lb. eet.
mem- |. user-Bbusc war

NS Oe a | NS, bee J. foroin, he Okla.

bér atid retitirg ~ executive, dt |.

rector, Burt Jackson, Milton: ae or Print 17 Nea
~ 4 se oe atitic ing

~. Kronheim & Company, Wash ny, Philadelphia, Pa.

ington; D.C.; board member {

ar local chapter président, a ny Bernard Walker, CarnaMr. Booné, Miss Vera Guht, ~P Hioti- arene Houston, Texas;
Pepsi Coe of Philadétphia,
chapter president and board
mehibér, atid Walter Lay, St.
Louis. (Mo.) Coca-Cola filing
Conipeny, } a

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ms

College Scholarships ~
To Thirty-Five Kids

The Chtysler Corporation
im~ @ | Fund has announced~ the award
iw jing of 35 coliege scholarships
~to sofis and daugliters of Chrys~Jer employees.

five mettit

arships awarded to ~commended~
Students who competed

ie so ee 3 is candidate ~a ~it. ee

Chrysler Fond Awards |

Of this total, 19 are new schol. *

ihe: in the| _
f sp petional Merit Schoiarship pro-|. 5s
aiid are in addition to the|

hy | Coices, Mr. Muhdinmed
1 _ I sincerely mo% oa

af a.;

4 af ~ ig Gu je sae
~ffliddle: -
' "The meeting tom id
88rd) in Detroit: OF |

1 ee So

enough laws ih the: books. to: protedt the Negro!~ IF only the Laws
were enforced: ~Laws are good,~ |
he| quoted to me; ~but only if you.

have officials who believe in
them. enough te enforeé them.~
~This~? he said; ~starts With~ the
The presetit troubles have
~brought out a stiffining of his
~backbone dd an overwhelming
desire to ptit democracy into} i
action. This, alone, indicates; i
knowledge of tlie want. Today~s

For and Mostly prs Women

(Continued J ih Page H.. 2
Algo Has féeeived the Recognition pitt 6f the YWCA, fine
has served a8 president of the iitePelib

Brenda Jean Jordan, the daughter 6f Mi. and. ~hes.
~Carolina

Fred Jordan, plans to attend classes at Netty
~College, Durliam, N.C. come thé Fail. A talented~

yeutg
lady, she has pursued her interest it musi~ at Baker tii

'Tversity forthe past eight years, and has been presénted
{in many recitals. She teaches piano and is pianist for Mt.
|| Olive Baptist Chureh~s Sunday Scho! departfient: bs

Ata THAT'S quite 4 list of versatile young-girts whoiti
~V'm sure will one day be a great credit and make a wondtr
- Fellewin the 4 denpones dutitig our recent ~Best
Dressed wnat ea letters feceived indicated that

| othets ih the community tee deserve a bit of

in various categories: i aout yreied eae ae
and wotien you believe sheuid ~be ~praised it prin?~ ii ~
listed field == best dressed men, cutstar Civic aeiae.

etc. Be sire te Haine the category you went your cahididdte
tot. be listed in. ah hare
~Following a -eityowide: telephone: poli,, the:
people were Hanied as ~eandidates:
~Best Dressed Men == Williaia #. _ Cravterd, Mateoin
L. Cortit, Marshall Burns, Wesley f. ~Gaon Nok Atlas
~ Marshall Burns, Thefesa Simpsoti. ~Outstanding Civic

~Minded Citizens ~ Robin B. Owens, Rosa Kimp,; Alfred

Walker. Each wéetk nares will be addéd fo thé various

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