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We want you to know that we
appreciate the telephone ~alls
from so many of you, and the interest shown in~ your per.
Our letters to the editor department is just about out of busin
ess, but for the telephone calls

Teartion on anything: 50 ~
for shop talk.

We have noted that there are
people visiting here from many
sections of the eountry.

Mrs. Robbie Thompson of
Houston, Texas, is here as the

we have no way of knowing your guest of Mr. and Mrs.: Walter

perfect for picnics and outdoor parties

Allen of Philadelphia St. Mrs.

~Thompson is enjoying a two

week vacation here, She says she
likes Flint. hee

Issac (Bigboy) Green, Manager
of the Third Ward Barber Shop
visited his mother, Mrs.

_ Green of Idlewild, over the week
nie He reports having a nice

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Mrs. Delores Lewis of Pittsburg, Pa., has been the recent
guest of her son and daughterin-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis II of 1512 Avon. Mrs. Lewis
also visited her brother and his

wife, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rivers.

of Parkland St., and took a trip
to Idlewild, Michigan,

Bill Rocquemore, Ray Garrett,
and Marshall Burns have landed spots in the Musical Tent.

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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cobb
and family left Saturday, July
7, for an -éxtended vacation -in
Little Rock, Pine Bluff and E]dorado, Arkansas.

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Warren have a special guest who
will have spent~ a week with
them.) She is their mother, Mrs.
Millie Roberts of:Cleveland, Ohio.
She expects to leave sometime
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Mr, and Mrs. Nate Harris: of

Miner Ct.,. have guests here

are Mrs. Mary Leonald and her
two children, Tonye Ann and Benita, They expect to be here for
three weeks.,
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Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs..George Gordon were Mr.
and Mrs, Ballard Cook of Canton, Ohio.

Mrs. Ivy E. Poles and children

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Joe land Nietsor Roberts = Ws.

from~ Columbus, Georgia. They ~

ei] were

* and began to play the blues.

Ride, Tenderfoot, Ride

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Ed. Note: Mr. aap tage

ght it might be a good idea for
his student to tell of her exper
~ Doris and Irving, of New York,

City visited Mrs. Poles~ sisters
jast: week in Flint, and also 0g
brother, Mastner Graham. Her
sisters are Mrs. Flavelia Jenn~ings, Mrs. Alonza Gordon, and
Mrs, John-Ella Baylor.

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Mrs. Georgia Hyche is now
home from a 14 day stay in Hurley Hospital. She returned home
last Wednesday. Many candidates who have reaped benefits
of Mrs. Hyche~s interest and
work will regret to learn that
she has been told to take it easy
by her physician.

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Mrs. Florence Turner of -Everett St., is now home. She was
in Hurley Hospital.

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Friends are sorry to know that
the popular Al Hunter is in Hurley Hospita]: He has been confined at the Hospital for about

four weeks.
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Mrs. Thelma Nard is in. McClarin General re ital.: osp

See you next week?

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Little Richard
And His Ofay
Chaffeur
By Cromwell Reid

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fis earl ie oe are oor anit.
ural singers, tite Rook and Roll

stylist from Macon,Georgia in-.formed your writer.

When Rock and Roll swept
over the nation, Little Richard
simply got on the band sg,
first hit was ~Tootie-Frootie,~
followed by ~Long Tall Sally,
~Slip~n and Slid~n,~ and ~Rip It
ba are all his own compossit
ions
While. the money earned during this Rock and Roll popularity more than makes up for lack
of enthusiasm~ for the entertain- ~
ment world, Little Richard has
definite plaris for the future,
and Rock and Roll is not included. Little Richard said he was
sincere when he confesses that
he doesn~t drink the hard stuff,
smoke, or like to party as other
members of his profession. His
plans, after Rock and Roll Et
out, call for ~making his
in Los Angeles, furthering himself ii music, and he says he
would like to work as an evangelist because the life of an en
tertainer just doesn~t appeal to.

im.

Telling me of some of his experiences, I found this incident
very amusing. After cutting
~Tootie-Fruitie,~ he went on a

tour, this tour took him to his |

home in Macon, It seemed while
he was in the golden state, he
had engaged an ofay chauffeur
to drive his cream and gold fishtail. Out west, no one seemed
to give the set up a second thought. The trip went off without
a hitch until he reached home.
Well, an alert police officer saw
him ~sitting in the back of this
caddie with an ofay driving.
The officer promtly flagged the
car to the curb, and was about
to use his stick. ~You can arrest
me, officer, ake ee ge
me; there wi nty 0

uble if you do.~ Little Richard
claimed he told the angry officer. The officer changed ~his
mind and whisked the pair off
to jail. Little Riehard is not a
stranger in Macon; the desk
sergeant casually asked him,
~What have you done now, Rich
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deness:as'shé progressed with | her
lessons.

~ Siclievel ~ reldeiedi the aver
age tenderfoot who hires horses

and describe it for Y Broxee Reporter readers.

Some of my close friends who
are expert riders, whose advice
I sought, sent me to Mr. Risco.

8 to.10.-one hours will be required to understand the fundamentals of correct saddle riding. Mr. Risco has warned me
not to. expect. too much for
horseback riding is like bicycle
riding in that it requires balanee and a high degree of muscular co-erdination, These qual
ities are gained only through

ro mong ace ARDY JULY 14, 1956.

WITH SAM WILLIAMS ~~

This week finds us back on
the scene once again ready to
review or preview most,given
musical subjects, But we're at
odds end to find a particular
subject about which to sing. So
we would like comments from
you the readers as to what you
Would like to have discussed. So
if you have a pertinent question
concerning a musical problem,
drop us a lin won't~ you. We'll
do our best to answer your

questions.

Recently I picked up a abegile
of fellows on my way home
from the Musical Tent. They
were heading south so I gave

them a ride. Not ~telling thier

who I was, I asked one ~of my
favorite questions. How do you
compare ~Rock~n Roll~ to Jazz?
Without any hesitation, here~s
the answer I got from one of
the fellows. They were both about 16 years of age, and I
didn~t ask their names. But

here~s the answer from one of.

the youngsters.

~T like jazz. I really dig the
crazy sounds. But the girls are~

the ones who go for Rock and
Roll. They don~t seem to dig the
modern sounds.~

Now I hadn~t looked at the
situation like that before. Is it

Ha ~
is not enough, weieee rota
soul to NUE OU ve othe light
green and we took off...

~Let us out at the next corner,~ they said, ~We can make
it from here.~

I pulled over to the curb, and
said I'll be,seeing you fellows ae. and youj also, dear reader.. -

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ard?~ Little Richard's~ reply
was nothing. The sergeant then
saw the chauffeur and asked
him. to identify himself. His reply: ~Mr. Little Richard~s chauffeur!~ ~What,~ exclaimed the
sergeant, jumping up, ~Richard, you know better than that,
why didn~t you get a colored
chauffeur?~

~T didn~t want one,~ was Richard~s reply, ~You people have
colored chauffeurs i i can~t I
~ have a white one?~ e sergeant fumed and stuttered and
finally said, ~Richard, I~m giving you exactly 35 minutes to
get out of town.~

Little Richard said he was so
angry that he stopped at every
store, had his chauffeur to get
out and open the door for him,
while he went in the store. This

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and advice as to how to improve
it.

Mr, Risco told me that men,
in general, don~t like to be corrected and they don~t respond
well to a teacher~s criticisms;
women accept suggestions more
freely (hurray for our sex), and
thus take kindly to riding ins-.
~~- and learn faster than

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