Bronze Reporter [Volume: 10, Issue: 3]

. Saw ~Nettie Kitchen, oe aie Wanda Simpson, Cora Ed-.
ee) Green, Vivian Tompkins, Laura Andrews,

Marityn Vaughan, and Sandra Coleman entering tlie recration "00m. at the Campbell manse, loaded down with

every imaginable item for frat dream of a kitchen that,, people are, and it is not normal

Jasmine Street won't be the same, 1 Woh gee.

should be ready and waiting when the bride and groom re- }

turn from that honeymoon: The bride let everyone in on the
secret~her kitchen color scheme will be aqua, gold and

_black~and believe it or not, EVERY single kitchen appli- |

ance (and there were many including a dishwasher, port
Tell me Wanda and Vivian, where did you find that gold |
canopener, and that black and gold mix-master??? ~

Incientally, the wedding date has been set30th. And Cora has asked former Howard classmates, Meg
Gamble of New York City, and Irene Foster, Macon Georgia, to attend her. Soon as I receive a complete listing of
the ~bridal party, 1 will pass the word along to you. |

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ney living to Robin and Wendell thine who
recently moved into their new home in the Holly area. For |
a city gal, Mrs. ~~O~, you have done a complete turnabout!
The best to you ard may your house be filled with joy. But.

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7: SEER TRAVELOG:

Eul aCobb who is always doing the unpredictable, de-.
cided in less an hour that she wanted to goto Birming-~
hath, so away she went.... to ALABAMA!! ~

Doris Gilbert and Nancy Walker are, by this time, seeing the sights of San Francisco. They took a train to Chicago where they met Shirley Foster and Gloria Pennis, (all
were chums-en the Michigan State University campus two

ee

_years ago) and they got aboard a jet for the West Coast,

making ~popcorn~ visits to San Diego, Los Angeles, Pasadena, and Palo Alto. Heretell the dolls will go South of the
Border down Mexico way for two weeks in the sun before
returning to Michigan (and Minois).

Frances and Harvey Wilson are vacationing in Portland,
Oregon. They took the scenic route, drove every step of the
way in that jazzy white Wildcat, and hope to return via
California. Frances will see her niece and namesake Fran
_ces Eileen who recently celebrated her fourth birthday.

This will be a ~first time~ meeting between the two dolls

named ~Frances~.
~SHORT SUBJECTS

Joyce Frazier who measures 4~912 will wed Joe Vaughn,

a towering 5~2 on August 7th in Cleveland. The maid of +

a Johnson, is 5~Y; ~the best man, Claude.Graham.
s 5~4 and the matron or honor~Janice Woodson is all of

50!!! You might say that~s the ~long and ~short ~of it.

for this week...

CHILD~S PLAY

The second. in a series of six articles on CHILD~S PLAY by Mrs.
Rosella Bannister, Wayne County
Extension Agent in ~Home ~~conomics.

~Qur house is always chuttered,~ says a young Detrojt mother of a two year old girl. ~Her
playroom is wherever I am, and
she scatters her toys all over.~. PUT YOURZTOYS AWAY

It~s quite normal for a. little
child to want-to be where other

for to automaticaly pick. up
he rtoys after she~s finished with
them. Not, that she delights in
making extra work, she simply
has no concern for the appearance of the house.

You can: make it easier for a
child to put things away if you
have a special place to put them.
~Low open shelves are: better than
drawers or boxes, because she
can see at a glance what she
wants, and she can get it without dumpin ga whole box of toys.

able of course! was either gold, aqua or youknew-what |

| Michigan Civil

to the Urban ~Renewal Director

~and appointment ~will be made}

from ohe of the three.
APPLICATIONS |. Are available upon request to

James E. Northway, Personnel

Thru the courtesy of state
representative. Roger B. Townsend, the Bronze Reporter brings}.
you current information on job}
Fopenings with the. Michigan
Civil Service Commission.

Setary Range (Every Two Weeks)
State Police Trooper sh so he
to $202.40

In addition to the rates of pay

| listed above, the state of Michi| gan furnishes a subsistence al
Yowance of approximately $75.00
per month. while on duty, plus
uniforms and other equipment,
~and other necessary traveling expenses.

Applications for this examimation may be filed with the
Service Commission at any time until further
notice. The first written test
| will be scheduled on a Saturday
early in~ August. Thereafter, examinations will normally be held
the 4th Saturday in each odd

1 numbered month.

MINIMUM. QUALIFICATIONS

This examination is open to
men only, who possess the following qualifications as of the
date their application is Tre
ceived by the Michigan Civil
Service Commission.

AGE: Not less than twenty-one
nor more than twenty-nine years
at the time of submitting. application.

HEIGHT AND WEIGHT:
Height. not under 5~10~_in stock-|~
ing feet. Weight not under 150
nor. over 230 pounds stripped.

EDUCATION: Graduation from
high school or completion of
General Education Development
Test.

LIQUOR STORE CLERK A2
$171.20 to 199.20
OPEN TO MEN ONLY
~Positions in these classes are
located in numerous cities
throughout the __ state.

Every applicant may. be) sched-|;

uled for the written test without any review of his application.
In such case, those applicants
who pass the. written test will
then have their application reviewed for experience and ~education, acceptance or ~rejection
and or may be required to submit
further information. ~ -
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
You must. not be under 21
years nor have reached your 56th
birthday. as of July 29, 1963.
EDUCATION FOR BOTH LEV__.._ELS: Graduation from high}

school.
EXPERIENCE

- LIQUOR STORE CLERK A2:
Experience is not required; however, credit will be given for
experience ~in. retail selling,
stock work or office sare
work. ~

~FREEDOM NOW"

DRIVE SAFELY

OFFICES
(16 in Flint...9 Community ae)

|three top names will certified

Director, Flint Civil Service Com
~as Onsteckedl GOOAF pon Se Ake he saiane ak
the ~best yet. Mentbers: of the ~planning committee were:
~Edward Woods, chm.;-Ola Smith, co-chm.; Olga Walker,
~sec.; Lela Maddox, treas.: ~.Lackado, pub.; Carrie Miller,
sou. book.; B. James and H. ~Holbrook, dance of fthe year;

Mason, Hospitality; Irerie Brown, Tickets; J. P. Morgan,

rie Miller, Hattie Hunter, Housing; Ladesta Neely, Ola |:
Smith, Food and Jessie Parker, Reservations, Caroline Hos- |kins..

Aste
Ca

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Mrs. Effie Merriweather of Jackson, Tenn., has spent
a week in Michigan in Flint: Her sister, Mrs. Callie. Merriweather, and nieces, and Mr. and Mrs. Kermit, the Harry
~Walkers in Saginaw, Mrs. ~Gloria Mays and nieces, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Albert ~ and many
friends.

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Mrs. Barbara Mitehigtt of New York City returned. July
15th after spending a week Rar me relatives and friends
in Flint.

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| went along and had fun in the rain were: Mr. and bees. Wane 7

erry. more offices

1S THE BANK. |
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~THANKS TO EVERYONE FOR BEING SO THOUGHTFUL~ says Mrs. Inez Blue who lives at 820 E. Wellington
Ave. The neighbors in her neighborhood had just finished
painting her house. The families that helped were: Mr. L. |:
Burton, Mr. Jame~ Lewis, Richard Donaldson, William Tip- |
per, Henry Allen, Alfonso Bowe, Dennis Brown, Benjamin
Wright, Arthur Thrash, ~James Odom, Clay. Brooks, Albert |
Dobson, Walter Boykins; Earl Funderbuck, Clemon Wash- -
ington, John. Carlysle,,. Mps. Herbert) Matthews, William
Price, Ill, Booker Smith; William Simpson, Wm. Crawford,
Dr. Clarence Kimbrough, J~C. Wingfield, Lafayette Kendall,
Mrs. Pauline Porter, Mrs. Mildred Ogburn, Otis Raglon, Will
Vaughn, John McCain, Walter Thomason, Mrs. Jean McCrary, and Willie Willianis.: ': e fae..:
Mrs. Melvin Bu ner, just returned froma short stay |
n Chiedge,;-h --guest-Mrs.> Fed-~l
Providence, Rhode island ae
well

Sie site iichia: aecarchers were host to more oe ie
fifty guests at an outdoor dinner and Square Dance. The.

TWIRLS and WHIRLS Square Dance Club gave several ex-|
hibitions of humorous @ancing and others joined the gaiety.
A tasty dinner of aim, tells, salad, and watermelon shells |
filled with fraits: in seasdhi; rounded out the festivity. President is Mrs. Elizabeth Pe rkins. Mr. Melvin Buckner called!
for the different squares. r ~?

iniedlinuiihasduibiihtaeeinethemadtitionasiaal cut, dee. pee ess.: x * ~

F. Ross and Mildred Brown, program: Ozie Grady, Frank | _

Ethel Young, Ushers; James Hill, Youth Entertainment; Car-| of e

of Commerce, is the first to |

Morgan President Martin~ D.

~manent

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Melvin Bicoer and Mr. and Mrs. ~

Ds fn honor of their departing
pe & daughter, Carmen. Those -
ren Ogburn, Dr. and Mrs.
~~ | Mr. Latayette Kenomaser Mr. and Airs. J, Handy, Mrs. Nellie Carpen:
i s. Rosa Carpenter, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Hodges, Rev. C.
at ela Bane ~Mr. and Mrs, Ray Davis, Mr.

BALTIM MD. = A grant
pe | to the mew Urban.

te of - Morgan }C
egies sma ge

istration ft the USS. ~Department

be awarded the Institute which.
begins ~operations in the fall,

Jenkins losed today. An
The~ Ue Studies Institute | wi
was established this year when|'9
the State appropriated an initial~
sum of $33 provide a per: | ~wi
continuing staff for the
project...
~ The Institute is to serve as a
conducting research
sha He eed Its main

work- habit.;

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Sorors and friends~ of Mrs. Oris Beane are delighted

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| to learn that she will be in.town for a week. The Beanes, |}

formerly of Flint, now live in Berkley, California. Mrs. Beane |
is visiting her parents, =. ~and Mrs. Edwin Jones of War- a

ner Avenue.

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Mrs. John F, ~Young (Peg) opened her lovely home on
7th, Street for a reception held in honor of Charles Evers |

peag pg the Memorial Service. Among those who popped | |

in te make a special contribution and to hold a personal
| conversation with Charles Evers were: Mr. and Mrs. George
Friley, Dr. and Mrs. Simms, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Cor-.
rin, Mrs. Mildred Smith, Mel Banner, A
Cobb, Mrs. Everett Beane from _ 7

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Barks Street oe: Club held its Fourth An- |
nual Picnic at Bay City State Park Sunday. Members who |

Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Smylor, Mt. and Mrs.
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