Bronze Reporter [Volume: 10, Issue: 5]

Everybody's Talking About. -- ~that Southside. haus:
wife who makes weekly trips to Detroit to bet on~ the por
ies. She catches the Greyhound regularly, same_ time, same
station..One would ieee she was going to work that it early
in the morning.

~ that surprise birthday party that didn't ~ come off.
The guest of honor surprised her husband by not ~coming
back from a Saginaw visit in time for the gala that was ~being readied in her honor.

~ the gift of gab of Boy Mayes. This guy can talk: himself into {or out of) anything!

~ Grady Smith~s new car. A red beauty it is, cand a
~foreigner~. ee

WHO~S NEW.

Born ~ a daughter, Susan Annette, to Clark: and Marian Smith.

Born ~ a son, Terry Edward, to Yvonne; and Henry
Eubanks.

Born ~ a son, Otis Arnell, to Laura and: ~Otie ~Grady.

- Born ~ a daughter, Carla Gwendolyn, to Barbara and
Frank Matthews. i
PARTYFARE

That current craze that is sweeping the nation,: The
Hootenanny, wa$ the fun-filled kind of party. that got. underway at the residence of Mrs. Lola Gibson the other evening. Guest of honor at the patio party was Mrs. Rita Lynch,
of Kingston, Jamaica. With Arthur Field and Jim Randall
- On the guitars, those lifting their voices in glorious, song
were:

Dr. and Mrs. Herman Curtis, Monsieur et: ~Mesdames =
J. Merrell Spencer, E. G. Rodgers, Sam McClain, Henry
Dawson, Fred Waller, Melvin Banner, Gordon Go Jackson,
Burhs Rolland, Lapper, Dennis Brown.

Also spotted around the beautifully arranged buffet
table: The Eugene Grices, Harrison McGee, Dick Traylor,
Mrs. Mamie Duncan, Mrs. Harriett Walker, Mrs. Beverly
Linton, Miss Dorothy Thomason, Mrs. Mildred Opie, Mrs.
Mabel Gordon, Miss Kolita Kalyele from Tanganyika, East
Africa, and Oris Beane, Berkeley, California. Miss. Leah

Ends, Charles Washington, Mrs. Aileen meres Miss Doris:

Finney.;

On Sunday last, tle Flint Sporiainaas: club: played host
to Detroit~s Nacirema Civic and Social Club at the Clifford
Street clubhouse. More than 90 members arrived here: from
Detroit for the outdoor bar-b-que and other ~doings~ thought
up by the host club members. Sunday~s feté marked the
4th year the two clubs have entertained each other. ~Russell
Small'is: prexy of the Detroit group.

Meanwhile, back at the bar-b-que pit we spotted (work- |

ing hard, natch) George Friley, Titus Altheimer, William
Vaughn.

Others at the fun fare: Dr. and Mrs. William, Sittin
and daughter, Monsieur et Mesdames~George~: ~Willian
Samuel Seay, Leroy Coleman, Charles Coble,~ Der nis Williams, John Skinner, Charles Neeley, Fred W: ern
Woods, Banius Hedrick. President of the Spotisinane _
Andrew Morris, J. H. Matthews was chairman of the ~affair.

- WEDDING BELLS

Bride of the week ~ likeable, lovable Janie Freenian
who once called Texas home. The Addison Street ~Holy
Ghost Church was the site. of the rainbow wedding which
united Miss Freeman with McKinley Andrews, in a ~regal.
ceremony performed by young minister, Jethro Berison.:

"The bride wore white~yards and YARDS of white nylon; satin and white net. A full hoop skirt made: her: ~dress
a carbon of the gowns one sees in pictures of Southern. belles in placards advertising pilgrimmages to ~southern mansions. Tiny bows caught up at the hemline, and~bits of. lace
sprinkled here and there added finishing Luni cage to~ me
gown.

Pale pink deep rose, sunny yellow, and lime green were
the colors. of the ballerina dresses of her attendants. Looking pretty as a picture~Jane Thomas, Joyce Ray; Voncile
Benson, Alverna Smith, each carried a single red roseas they preceded ~the bride down a white satin carpet.
Pamela Smith daintily dropped. red~ rose petals along
the carpet for the bride to trod on. And Master Dorius
Benson.looked like. a splendid gentleman as. the ~ proudly
(and swiftly) carried the ring to the best ~~ ee
atid white satin pillow.

Attendants for the groom. included: | Tommy Brown,
Aaron Andrews, Robert Burrell, Forest Ray,: PE, See
ders, Thedore and Richard Johnson. ~
Out of town guests present were Ben
Texas and Mrs. Louise Gates, Long Island, Beg
Other out of towners were Bobby Glynn, Detroit, Charles
Clifton, Dorothy and Bennie Cardeen, Helen
erly Glynn, all from Detroit. |

Ai sas (the Los: Wilsons),

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The mailman~ brings. ~ K

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Cisco. (the: ~Louis Vouken, Hollywood, pes Georg
tale New York City, (David and Shirley. Boyd),:!

vid Smiths), Chicago (the William Simpsons), Boston, Mass.
(the Walter Scotts), Atlantic City (Bop and Mamie ~Sims)
a bit or the U.S.A. this.long hot summer.
ney gi oo isam
re ~CLUBDOM -

Phis ~seems: to -be the:month siversbads" 8: decided to
organize. a club! Weil, tis good to get tne oid bail rolling,
so when: vacation time. ends you: ~be set ~to itart swinging.

~A new - bntzy in~ the ranks of clubdom ~is ~the Teen
Queens-Members are Ann, Williams, Shyrl Barbee, Toni
neni, Barbara Green and Gerry ~Swanson. Teddy Williams
is prexy, and Dolores. Gibbons is secretary-treasurer.

Another new club.-will be known around these parts
as ~the. ~Maids~ and ~Mites~President + ~Joan Williams, Vice
President. - Yvonne. Smith, Secretary - Irene ~ Garrison,
Treasurer -: Lillian Frazier. Members include-Joyce Williams, ~Helen: Cook, -Maurene Wilson, and Sharon Thomas.
Another new. group calls themselves the Guys and
Dolls! Here~s ~the membership list; but to date they have
not elected Officers: Hal Wentworth, Bob Smith, Jerome
Kennedy, Lloyd Gigson, Helen Wills, Barbara Jetfferson,
Shirley Clark, and Geraldine Watson.

This ~is J guess, what they ~call stugetbomen bye
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and Mary Green), Washington, D.C. (the Da- | tind

which proves: that there area lot of Flint citizens. seeing

_ | your home, ~

or Man &
Is a fantastic thing
And you and I

Are that Mind.

The mind of man is a fantas-|
tic thing. Scientists can plot the}.

course. of a Titan, or Mark Vi before. it is even launched and determihe precisely just where it
will come to: earth or land*in
the sea. Even at the precise
moment in time and space.

In the newly-found field. of
Bionics, ~ a combination of Biology. and Electronics ~ the
long-sought for first stages of
creating life by artificial means~
has been broken down and simplified Anto a working sample.
Fantastic yet it emanated from
~the mind of Man...

For the mind of man is fantastic, the most fantastic thing
on earth. It has carried him deep
into the bowels of,the earth.
It has carried him. high up into
the nether regions of space. To
be a bit facetious, it is even
going to take him ~clean out of
this world!~

It is the fantastic mind of
man that has created all the
things we feel with our hands.
It is this same fantastic mind
that has created these. things
that has created these things that
we heat, things that we see, the
things that we smell. All these
things have, at one time or another, made us feel sad, or feel
~glad, better, or worse.

I only speak to you in words
of fact, that fantastic mind of
man, - which ' y.ou, yourselves
~know in thought. For word know
| | ledge is, but the shadows of
wordless knowledge. Your fan
tastic mind is not enclosed alone
in your body, nor confined to
for that which is

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4 BRONZE REPORTER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1963.