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The Weather Bureau~s tornado alert caused some curtailment in social. activity for a
few hours Sunday..Many people
could not bring themselves to
totally disregard the alert, hence when the various station announcers informed the public
that the alert was off, there
were Many sighs of relief.

Atterney Herman Gibson
Republican candidate for State
Representative was Pleased to
know that so many of his friends
were concerned, about -his safety.

e initial news of last Saturday~s air tragedies brought inquiries.as to. whether or not
Gibson, who attended the national. NAACP Convention, was
aboard either of the planes.
Many thought the flights were
out of San Francisco, thus giving them. cause for concern,

Mrs. Ruby McWilliams, 1989
Howard, is vacationing in: Enfield, N. C., where she is visiting
relatives. _.

Mr. and Mrs, Robert Holland
Sf 1508 Avon, have just returned from viaiting-Pricatis and re
latives in York, Pa, It is reported that. they had such a) pleaSant trip that it was necessary
for them to return to-Flint to
get some, rest. Mrs. Holland is
a caseworker of Catholic Social
Service Bureau.

It is reported that Mr. and
Mrs. Eulet (Babe) Brandon of

Crocksr St. are going to) build
a newchome on Avon Street.

We understand that Dr. and
Mrs. Wrex Weaver, Jr., of McPhail St., have installed a tornado shelter in their home. The
Weaver home was damaged by
the May Twister. |

Mr. Robert Boddie of Dayton,
Ohio, is visiting relatives here
while on vacation. He is the
house guest of Mrs. Ida Gates
of 4406 Grant St. Mr. Boddie
has another sister and brother
who live in Flint. They are Mrs.
Charles Byrd of 1014 Daman
and Mr. James Boddie of 744
Edmundson Street.

Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis,
Jr., of 1512 Avon were hosts to
Detroit friends last Sunday, Mr.
Elizabeth Lincoln and Mr. Gen
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eral Kidd, all of Detroit, enjoyed the Lewis hospitality.
Miss Melbatine Hunter of Lor
and Mrs. Byron Willis and Miss

ado Street is attending
school at the. University of
Michigan, She is working on her
master~s degree in the field of
education.. Mr. and Mrs. Vernell Williams, 927 E. Dartmouth St., are
~the proud parents of a
1, She was born in Hurley

10 oz. at birth. She will answer
to the name of Lesa Reubee. Mr.

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(If you don~t like gossip, y
read this column) ~ ere:
Telephone Calis Cause Suspic-:
ion~A. telephone rang last week
and the lady of the house innocently picked up the instrument. -

mmptly rudely
The husband Mr. (Cen.
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Williams has his chest out and
Mrs. Williams is doing fine, in
fact she says, ~That was so easy
I want a boy.~ Luck to you.

Mr. and Mrs. Gervas Muse,

2010 Ferris are expecting the

stork again and Mr. and Mrs.
Lorenzo Miller of 5th Street are
also expecting an addition to
their family this fall. -

CONGRATULATIONS to Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Williams of 900
E. Kennelworth; they are the.
proud parents of a baby girl,
who was born June 18, 1956. She
has been named) Denise. Ronald
is the son of Mr, and Mrs. William Williams of Dwight Street.
We also extend our congrats to
newcomers from Essex, N. C.,
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Richardson, 823 Kennelworth; its a boy

for them. His name is Don Mor- -

isvet. Now the Richardsons are
the parents of Seven.
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~Of all the kndw-nothing pe
sons in, this world, commend us
to the man who has ~never
known a day~s illness.~ He is a
moral dunce one who has lost
the greatest lesson in life; who
has skipped the finest lecture in
that great school of humanity,
the sickchamber.~ - Hood. Thus
we find the following who has
not skipped one of the greatest
lessons in life:

Mrs. Rose Henry, James Comer, Mrs. Bobbie Gardner, Mrs.
Hattie Morgan, and Paul Mckay.
May their recovery be speedy!

quickly left the house without
announcing his destination to.
his wife. Upon his return (two
hours later) his wife was able to

or ~ ad
discreetly followed him after be.
coming suspicious as the result
of the two phone calls. Result: he
is. asking mutual friends to ineee Tite bie wits ait BE Oe

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~audience~ offered encouragement and support to one of the
staff members, -It seems that
there is always a -character
hanging around who will be certain to criticize for the sake of
critizing.

_ A Lesson For A Kindly Physician~Recently a distinguished
and prosperous looking gentle
natal delivery,
expenses. The ]
could see nothing.wrong with getting his fees in one payment af~ ter the task was completed. After the delivery of the baby,

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Thére are many nice things to; remember or to look forward to
with happy thoughts about summer: One of ~the nicest is the
occasion for outdoor meals,

Here~s an ideal menu that~s
easy to prepare:

Iced Tea
Of course, no outdoor summer
|saeae would be complete without
ithe all-time favorite beverage~
iced tea, Just to look at a tall
\frosted pitcher of ice tea immediately conjures up-in one~s
~mind the pleasures of relaxing
and enjoying one's self while
the cool, refreshing liquid trick-.
les down. one's throat.
_ Here~s~a new way to ~make
iced. tea that: cuts the preparation time~in half, and also requires less ice cubes. Bring ore
quart of freshly drawn cold
water to a full, rolling boil in a
saucepan. Remove from heat
and while the water is still bub
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bling, immediately add % cup
loose tea. Brew 5 minutes. Stir or: es:
and strain into a pitcher hold- ~When the Circus Comes to Town.
ing one quart of cold water.. i
Serve in ice-filled glasses with
sugar and lemon to taste.

To make~ Lamb Shish Kabobs
combine % cup of each of
chopped onion, olive oil, red
wine (optional), 1 minced elove
of garlic, 1 tablespoon ~salt, and

and there is certainly enough
color to make color film well -
worth the extra cost. And with~
color:snapshot film now being
~made so that you can use it~
either indoors or out, you're. ~
ready for picture taking no

matter what part of the circus

When the circus comes to
town it~s.~time for cameras to
go into action. Anything that
is as exciting to young and old
alike as the smell of sawdust
and sight of the big top, is certainly picture worthy.

It~s an especially good idea

Ls Lapis Paella ogllnoln ~for the younger snapshooters | you~re visiting. -

b shoulder cut in -2-inch who are willing to get up be- No matter what film or cam~cubes overnight: Turn into Dutch fore daylight, if necessary, to era you're using~don~t let. the
oven, simmer covered for 1 hour watch the circus unload~ | thrill of the circus atmosphere
or antl lamb fs almost tender, Sova a Chole pitcare otnty ot [dows chee oa ee. i Pp: 1. -
Wash-and prepare the following their day with the circus. tures. Remember, the.first and.~

~vegetables: 4 firm tomatoes, cut
in half;'2 green peppers, quar
Shooting within the big top| mo:
may be a little difficult witht

tered, and 8 mushrooms. Arrange on 8 skewers as follows:
lamb, green pepper, lamb, ~tomato, lamb, mushroom. Brush
with marinade and broil or grill,
turning and brushing frequently

simple. cameras, but with the|'
new fast films it is far from
impossible. However, there is;
' a wealth of material for out-| too.
door, daytime picture making

until lamb is~ crusted brown.

Serve remaining sauce~ over

rice. Mr~ces 8 servings.

Fried bananas, ~gree

Vegetable Platter For Four

beans, carrots and rice lightly flavored with

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c make a healthful, satisfying meal at any time and provide an
excellent change of menu. Attractively arranged on a chop plate, as
it was done in the Pyrofax Gas test kitchen, the dish is good to

look at, too.

Added advantages are ease and speed of preparation. To serve four

ac will need four to six carrots~depending on size~one
ns, a 54% oz. package of pre-cooked rice and four

eet bananas.

ile beans and carrots are cooking,
package. Melt two tablespoons butter or margarine; blend in one
teaspoon curry powder. Pour over.rice; toss until well mixed.
Peel bananas. Melt 14 cup butter or margarine in skillet. Add
bananas. Fry gently, over low flame, until evenly
easily pierced with a fork. Sprinkle lightly with salt.

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