Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 34]

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Saturday, July 10, 1954

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CRAZY-MAN-CRAZY i.

Tony Ware, Lionel Hampton, Hendress Vaness and Paula Logan get together back stage after the

Hampton dance at the IMA... They say things were really Groo-vy.

Mrs. Eula Mae Wilder and Daughter

Return From California Vacation

Mrs. Eula Mae Wilder of 415
~is just back. from
three exciting weeks in sunny
California. She and her daughter,
Betty, have just about traveled
from one end (of the sunshine
state to another. The trip took
a little over 24 hours. Mrs. Wilder and her daughter Betty traveled in the luxury of one of the
new dome-topped trains. These
trains, introduced several. -years
ago, permit the traveler to see
everything by means of a transparent overhead dome.

Their first stop was to visit
Mrs. Wilder~s' brother, Mr. H. M.
Thomtson, in Oakland, California.
The following list of their later
travels will show ~you what an
exciting trip it turned out to be
for all. Mrs. Wilder and Betty
went to. visit Mr. Wilder~s cousin
in San Francisco, Mr. A. B. Graham. They also* stopped to visit
friends. and rélatives ing San Francisco, Among the sights they saw
were Treasure Island, San Quentin, and Alcatraz,

They spent a) week in Los An
geles with 5 nieces of Mrs. Wilder. Then on to Pasadena _ to
visit Mr. and Mrs, Henry Wilford.

In addition to seeing the mighty

Rose Bowl; Mrs. Wilder visited
her former pastor from Portland,
Oregon, Rev. Allens. Rev. Allens
is now pastor of-a new and: beautiful church, Grant Chapel AME
in California.:

Her sister~s 16 acre farm was
next on the list, Located in.Locene Valley, it must have assured
Mrs. and Miss Wilder many happy
moments. Murray~s Dude Ranch
was only a few miles away from
her sister~s farm so, Mrs. Wilder
got a chance to stop at the world
famous dude ranch in Apple Valley. The Wilders also visited Mr.
and Mrs. Al Gardette, formerly
of Flint. And of course, no visit
to California would be complete
without a visit to the
China Town.
On the return trip, they stopped over in Kansas ~City to see
Mrs. Wilder~s brother, Mr. Andrew Thomtson.. One more stop
rounded out: the trip for our
weary travelers, Last week it was
a tired pair who entered our
city.. I am sure that Flint must
have looked good to them.

A rough rule of thumb states that
the root spread of a tree equals
tts branch spread.

famous }
Just Love Me

Love me not for the things I
may do

Love me not for the beautiful
words I may say

Love me not for what I am doing

Love me not for all the wonderful things you may hear of

<. | me

Love me not:for what I may
attempt to do for you

Love me not for all the kindly
words I may say

~Love me not-for all the goodly

things you may have heard
ahout me
Love me not for all the wonderful things your kin may say of
meBut| love meas the years go by
and know not why
And darling, at the end of time,
|ydu would. still have been
mine.
~Charles Charles

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These are the Flint pecple who spent the 4th of July week end
in Idlewild, Michigan: Jimmy Bean, Doris and Wilfred Henry, Roy
Baker, Martha Beck, Harold Hayden, Richard Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
Perrin, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. T. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Sr., and Pauline Sn Smith. ~

Mr. Josephus Thomas of dievalaind) Ohio will be rae this
week end visiting his high school sweetheart, Miss Annie Ruth -
Carr of 1208 Liberty Street.

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Whiie so many Flintites -were travelling to other ~points in the
state and nation, Mr. and Mrs: Fredercik Waller, 511 E. Wellington,
decided to take advantage of their home grounds for a ~back yard
pienic~~~ to entertain guests and relatives, Monday, July 5.

According to reports, Mr. Melvin Banner performed his duties
as~ chef in a commendable fashion by taking charge of the Bar-B-Q
pit. The party played ridge, listened to recordings and just whiled
away time.

Those entertained bythe Wallers were: Dr. and Mrs. Jas. E.
Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Banner and daughter, Melvina, Atty.
and Mrs. Herman Gibson and daughter, Joan; Mr. Herman Hawkins
Detroit; Mrs. Dessiree McBride, Mr. Charles Washington, UM student home for the summer; Mrs. Carrie Campbell and daughters,
Wendy and Bonnie of Detroit.:; % * ok % i

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Brinkley, 202 E. 13th St., are home after
having enjoyed a two week vacation in Pine Bluff, Ark, They
motored back, stopping at St. Louis, Mo. to visit Mr. Brinkley~s
brothers and sister, Mr. Heardie Brinkley and Mrs. Annie B.
Wilson, before returning te Flint.

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Among the many to epelid theid 4th of July week end in Idle
wild, Mich., were the following: Mr. and Mrs. Benny Broadnax, Mr.
and ~Mrs. Robert Bell ard Mr. David Greenwich. Out of town from
Saturday to Monday, the party had quarters at Hillcrest Lodge. They
were the first occupants of the newly built motel. From Idlewild
the party traveled on tp Muskegon to visit relatives of Mr. Robert
Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Beli, and of Mr. and Mrs. Perle Runyon.

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dunn, 604. E. 8th Street, entertained
their many friends and guests at a barbecue party, Saturday,
July 3. Mrs. Pauline Mayette of New Market Tennesee, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Roper and daughter
Carroll, and son Elwin, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. James Roper, and
neice, Yvonne Jackson and Louis Richardson, brother. of Mrs.
Dunn, all of Detroit were present from out of town.

Flint guests incladed: Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Blakemore, Mr.
and Mre. Alexander Brady, Mrs. Beulah Copeland, Mr. Gerald |
Prater, Mrs. Irma Williams and son David, Eddie Richardson,
Lynn Richardson, brothers of Mrs. Dunn, and Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Tate,

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