Bronze Reporter [Volume: 3, Issue: 42]

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ci.::- Leodell Braves, Saginaw, Mich., ~while at Idlewild, is discussing the highlights of her recent trip to Europe with Willie

~Ringside At The Fiesta Room

PY Dr. and Mrs. Vernal Cambridge and Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker, all
of Saginaw, were on hand at the Fiesta Room in Paradise Gardens,
Idlewild, waiting to hear Little Willie John sing ~Fever."

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Among the many Flintites who were in Idlewild for the 4th-was
James Wilson, son of Dr. and Mrs. J, D. Wilson ~of Mick Rall St.
Baanea: Wilson is with an unidentified companion.

FLINT~S HIPPY-DIPPY

Flint~s fabulous ~Hippy-Dippy~ finds time to chat with some of
her dinner guests in her dining room at Idlewild.

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For World |
Record

Cities Denned. in the OlymPic tryouts, won the jump
record, with a world~s

leap of.7 feet and 1-2 inch.

It~s High Hats
For Fall Fashion

This fall smart women everywhere will feature the High Hat
Look. Hats, which began to expand last~ spring, have gotten.
larger and larger and the fall
millinery is going up in the world,

Needless to say, this is wonderful news for all the girls who
feel that ~Mother Nature cheated them when they stopped~
growing at the five foot level, or
thereabout. With the. High Hat
look every girl ean add inches to
her height and achieve that lean,
willowy look.

A new hat has long been considered the balm that soothes
woman~s wounded. feelings and
many an erring husband has
been forgiven because he was
thoughtful enough to get the
Little~Woman a: bit of new head
A new hat gives.a woman
new outlook on the world. She
holds her head higher and effects an out of regal poise when
sporting a lovely new chapeau.

This fall~s high minninery will

be a refresshingly new silhouet-:

te to the world of feminine fash- ~
ions.

| Honored With

Post-Wedding
Shower

Mrs. Richard Harris, 1017
Stevens, and a small group of
friends honored Mrs. Norman
Bourgoeis -with a post-wedding
shower Saturday. Those who

_ attended included Mrs. Letha

Metcalfe, Mrs. Jean Watkins,
lrs. Yvonne Horton, Mrs. Mary
Horton, Mrs. Linda Smith,. and
Mrs. Ica Todd.

POLITICS -

The corduct of a ie politician is eVer suited to the present posture of affairs. Uften
by foregoing a part, he saves
the whole, and by yielding in a
small matter secures a greater.

~Plutarch

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BY JUAN ~PLAY BOY" ibe

My Editor has informed me
of the number of request asking
why am I called. ~play boy.~ He
suggested that some space be
devoted to the explanation of the
reason. Inasmuch as we have redeived such encouraging responseto my articles on ~Outboard
Cruising,~ ~Negroes in Speedboat Racing,~ ~How to Water
Ski,~ and ~The Airplane for
Pleasure and Business,~ I shall
be pleased to clarify some personal questions.

I have lived a very rich life
in new experiences and extensive travel. Airplanes and horses have played an interesting
role in my travels around the
world (two times). True, the
nickname ~play boy~ has clung
to me, but not because of any
great fancy for the company of
beautiful. women..My friends
call by this nickname because
they know me to be an enthusiast for any type of outdoor
sport and games, which give me
the thrilling sense of mastery of
things that the average person
would consider death defying.
Hunting bear with bow and
arrows, riding wild broncs. and
bucking outlaw horses, riding
~wild brahman bulls: for prize
money in rodeos, flying _aerobatic in airshows, stunting on
water skis, and midget auto
acing can be considered a_bit
risky.

meeting ce
ges qualify me. The recent craze
of skin diving and spear: fish
~ing has attracted ~my fancy. 1

am anxious -to go out to the
west coast and try my hand at
spearing a man-eating tiger
shark in a: skin: diving outfit.

participate in activity. other
a Pleasure driving, run-ofoe ~ghrce dances, inquire
our Y.M.C.A. or the Y.W.C.
A., or other similar organizations. Usually they are eager to
accept young people into their
programs. Many times, we are
busy limiting our social scope,
rather than taking lio an gd of
the many many interest ots Ae -.
Periences that are available ~
those who would accept dian.
Give yourself a chance to live
a full life. Most of the time, all
that is required is an interest,
wholesome~ attitude, and the
ability. to get along with others.

At this point, let me put you
at ease as to the originality of
my articles. The articles written
are based on personal experience, and not- condensed from previous publications.

In future articles we shall discuss horse-back riding. To those
of you who have little or no
knowledge of horses, it is hoped that these articles will help
you to appreciate our equine
friends:

Be sure to make arrangment
to get your Bronze Reporter,
and keep up with series as they
wil give you some very valuable
information and furnish entertainment \in reading that you
will not want to miss. See you
next week?

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Joy and Sorrow
rrow is the harbinger of joy.
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PRAYER. -

I have been driven many time
to my knees, by the overwhelming conviction that I had nowhere else to go, My own wisdom,
and that of all about me, seemed insufficient for that day.

~Abraham Lincoln

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Idlewild Chatter
~Box

While stopping at <-~

~Mrs. Pearl -Shel
Mrs. Sarah

Roa of Betta
who are spending the Summer
Leonard

~at Idewild, wére seen.

Gillispie of Flint was spotted at
Lewis Motel chatting with: friends from Detroit. Dotty. Bates
of Flint- and Joe Marshall of
Muskegon~ were seen taking in
a show.at Phil Giles~ Flamingo
Lounge. Otto Nicholsand fri
~ends from Detroit including

Miss Jean Robinson, Dot Edgar,
and Mr. and Mrs. C. Ruff,
formed a party at Art Braggs~
Fiesta Room.

Joe Green, well-known Flint.

man, had his polaroid camera
on the island: He took some good
glamour pictures. Elizabeth
Kennedy of Lansing, James Ellis
of Saginaw, Lee Peeples of Ben
~ton Harbor, and Joyce Herndon,

-also of BH, was spotted having
a gay time at Hall~s WonderJand. It is the most- popular

~after-hour spot ~in. _Idewild. Don
nie Williams of Flint seemed to
be making a bid for the title of
~playboy~ aS he.was seen éscorting two lovely Ypsi beauties about the resort.:

Youth Council

Formal Held

The NAACP Youth Council

~held its annual semi-formal

dance, Sunday, July, at the
Pioneer Hall. More than fifty

curr les enjoyed. the music of

ie George ~and nig Combo,
The Youth Council is planning
bigger and better things for the
future, including a a one for
the fourth Sunday in July to
Kensington Park. Officers of

- the Y~.C. are: Diann Simmons,

Led ge Olethea Fox, vice-president; Jesse Governor and E]l
jean Watkins, and ~Mrs. V. Bax--

ter are Advisors.

~ Hello Folks

~Mr. and Mrs~ Frank ~Davis of
609 E. 9th St., spent the holi-~
day in Detroit.-They were the
guests of old friends, Rev. and
Mrs. Willie Dozier.

Mrs: ibicises Ceadon wife
of Rev. Gordon, pastor ~of St.
Paul Baptist Church, was among
those who attended the tea given
by the Ada Berry, Bible lass.

Mr, and Mrs. deiruies Jones
of Warren Street. and Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Williams spent their
Fourth of July holiday at Medicine Acre (near~ Holly). Mr.
Jones had a guest here from
Michigan City, Indiana, Mr. B.

Dukes. The party enjoyed swimming, fishing, and boating.

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My name is Reid. I'm
11:10 P. M. Friday, June 29th. e

I was cruising about the city~ever was ac ba!
I approached Everett and St. John Strects, ~ ~saw a Man-and
@ woman arguing. She came out with a butcher knife and.
chases him back and forth across the street and through the.
traffic. Not being able to catch him, she gave up the.
A police cruiser appeared seconds after the woman quit the:
scene.

12:07 A, M. Saturday, June 30th, ~: ~
A green 1949 Dodge, license number: KK 9146, was
traveling south on St. John Street, The driver drove the car~
upon the curb and. proceeded straight at a~male pedestrian.
The man, seeing the vehicle just in time, Jéaped upon the
hood. After the car was brought to a stop, the man tried to
force his way into the car; only to beconfrented with a wo--
man bearing a knife. Deserting the ~short~ he stood in awe,~ *
trying to figure his next move. The woman backed the
~short~ into the street and again she tried to run the man ~
down. Being unsuccessful for the second. ine she maken
the car and pursued the man on foot. |:

2:40 A. M. Saturday ba
'Edropped it at the Circle Club, whine aka Big-Al

Johnson on drums and Robert Beil on the 88's and singing~:
the blues. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Danny ~
Granberry and Mr. and Mrs. Everett D. Granberry. out
entertaining in-laws from Memphis, Tennessee. Bill Jack-.
son, Earlene Deshazar, Frenchel Lane and Clarence Stocker~

were also there.

11:40 P. M. Sunday, July 1st

_ I stopped in at the Golden |
Gardner Traverse, John Epps.
cussing the favorite subject, gi ritls.

11:50 P. M. ~ math:
Ocie Houston left the club with a*

lus Wilsan was ~standing in the comet,

Oscar Harvey and Mickey Hobson ani

enjoying themselves.

12:10 A. M. Monday, July ilies: By

The popular Thelma Coulter, ~Lo Siree, Pauline ona 3 é
Viola Walker, Leola Pittman and Glen A danas all of Lan- |
sing, Michigan left the elub.

12:50 A. M. Monday

I decided to look in at Michele~s Cocktail Lounge. Jeff -
Jefferson and his Combo, with Archie (The Hawk) Hawkins.
were providing the instrumental music. Jay Watkins, Eddie
Russell, Connie Childress, Nedra Jenkins, and a few other
charming ladies were seated at. the bar. T.Z. Hamilton,
Frank Randle and company as well as the Starlets were on.
hand. Meanwhile up in Saginaw, Dizzy, G. was Bees 3 his _

dance.

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