Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 14]

Dedicated to You

By BUDDY ROYSTER

FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS, SEASON~S GREETINGS!. Who~s Sorry Now!... A gent I
know is now ~~ ~ one: ~of Al Hibbler~s hits, ~I Was Telling. Cheer up A. J. ~Things are never

And Away We Go.

Her About You.~.

what they seem.~. What

were seen pitter-pattering up the steps of ~The Hut~. Don~t tell me you were waitin~ for the bus,. Two local charmers often seen at the
~Frolic,~ Misses Bobbie Johnson and Francis Jackson...
ever popular and always impeccably attired.

_ Thursday?.H. S. and J. B.

WEDDING BELLS

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jefferson |

and their host, Mr. Prentice;
James, paid a visit to the Frolic
Show Bar on the nite of their~
wedding, Friday, Dec. 21st. The

bride is a faculty member of the~
S. S. Stewart School in Roslyn, '
Jefferson and Mr.!
Jones are pre-dental students at.

Wash. Mr.
Flint J. C.

Mr. and Mrs. Posey celebrated

~theirs Sunday, Dec. 23rd, at the
~Congo Room.~ Happy Birthday
-.. Wtih vocals by Johnny
Beaty dedicated to Mrs. Cloteil
Meadows of Grand. Rapids....
Barbara Anderson and Larry
Strong on Dec. 23rd.. Many
happy returns.

Saw lovely Ruth Gates and
sister, Sue Sanders, at the Frolic
- with Frederick Wuckado.
Vernelle Crute, now there~s a
cutie if I~ve ever ~seen~. one,
with Andrew. Hart.. - Mer.
James Fryer, prominent interior
decorator at 4318 Crissman St.,

noted drummer and vocalist

Buddy Royster

and Mrs.. Ben.Woods, Mr. and

with his right hand man, Harry | Mrs. Dee Cavvette, Mr. and Mrs.

E. |Merritt..

<. Mie. and Mrs. | Wilbert Schannon, Li] and Gor- |

Charles L. Behay and Len Brad-,don Walter, Ocie Gradie, Walter

ley.

Lynne, exotic dancer held over
-.at the Sunshine Club. Curvaceous is the word!

Ask Rdio Station WTAC~s Allen James
served at Harold~s on Easy St.. + m-m good, m-m good! =a
Ruth Lumpkin takin~ much deserved bows for remarkable renditions of ~I Cover the Waterfront~ and ~Don~t Take Your
Love From Me.~... Another
Encore!!! Eh, Harold? Look for
another new act featurin~ Johnny Beaty, Kenny Walters, The
~Terrible Hawk~ Hawkins and.
Roosevelt Walker stopped by my
shop on Xmas Eve to ask..
~Do you need any TV repairs?~
A TV before repairs, My Man!
Jeff Jefferson; master sax man
seems to have become wedded
to his Flute... Blow Jeff!!!

Happy birthday to my beloved
sis, Miss Gladys Royster on Dec.
~23rd. Her 116th birthday and
she~s never béen missed... er,
I mean kissed. Speaking of
anniversaries~, ~send them in~ to
me in care of THE~ BRONZE
REPORTER.

Hey Jo, (that~s Harold Johnson~s wife). those chicken livers
were simply de-e-é-licious, Ob.
how they mouthed in my melt!
Prof. Guy Williams,
process man at Raves Barher
Shop, 3013. Industrial, steadily
gainin~ recognition as one of the
best in the biz. "Nuff said...
Johnny Beaty and I had a aniet
Tete-a-Tete with. Willa Mae
Winslow of Parkland about
Lydia Green~s enggement to Edgar Milton. Lydia is employed
at Kilbourne~s Drugs.

West we forget,
party at the Frolic for the employees... wow-ee!!! Those in
attendance and who later exchanged lovely gifts were: Mr.

~WHERE GOOD
FRIENDS MEET~

THE
TROPICANA
TAVERN

Joe Smith, Prop.
3111 Industrial Ave.

about the steaks,

~round, Ah, quite often as you

scientific |

the Xmas ~

"Rush and Pete Earley (the Char
Met the tantalizing Carol |truse Kids),
~Henry Stokes,

Johnny Beaty,
Jeff Jetferson,
Willie Washington, Mr. X, the
Grummer, Mr. and Mrs..Bernardo Ilion, Ilene Doll, Fabulous
Floyd Lumpkin, Barney Johnson, Archie ~Terrible Haw~
Hawkins, Lee Ella Purvis, Ruth
Lumpkin, Jesse Holmes, Phil
Shaheen, Bob Campbell, M. C.,
nd of course yours truly.

~Seen on the scene~. James |
and William L. Lumpkins of:
Detroit (brothers of the fabulous '
Floyd), Noris Scott, Ellis Duckett, Fred Williams, Al Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe and guests
from Chi., Josephine Bess, Miss
Tommie L. Haywood,. Willie
Goins, Willie Edwards, Mrs. Moline Goins, Mrs. Marshane Edwards, Mr. and Mrs; Botany
Brown, Pen Stewart, Troy Beasley, Mr. and Mrs. Garland. Gist,
Dallas. McDonald, Hay wood
Beasley, Dorothy Pyle and
countless others.

Said the little brown rooster
to the little red hen~Ah, Ah, I
in~t had no lovin,~ ah. since You
know when!. Said the Lttle
red hen to the little brown rooster~Ah, Ah, you don~t come

usta!

LATE SCOOP.... I promised |

to print any items of news value. |
I now find myself with NEWS:
I. HATE: TO FRINT.. A very;
popular singer was seen by many |

-| Xmas Eve nite, near my favorite

restaurant to conduct. himself in.
ungentleman-like: fashion..

Of all things, indulging in fisti -|
cuffs with a LADY! I shant|
embarass you any mcre by |

ciety; Marc Woodward, Ike
Stein, Delores Verdun, Robert
Bell, Joan Woodward, Edna
Smiley, Bryce McBride, Lonnie
Burrell, Ethel M. Johnson, Ike
Smith, Dick Youmans, George
Washington, Mattie Williams.
Walter Rush, Pete Earley, John
Patton, Bill Long, Chet Simmons; Billie Smiley, Roy Scroggins (executive member) and
cthers whose names escape me.

Welcome to the fold, Bob ~~The
Hump~ Campbell with your
wonderful column, AFTER 6:00

P. M.... Real Crazee-el
A Prosperous and HAPPY
NEW YEAR!

~Buddy (Walter Winchell) |

Royster (smile)

Our message is short and

simple, and it has ~often
been said before, but we
say it with renewed hope |
and real sincetity. To you
and you and you, to everyone, & happy Néw Year!
From Gordon Walters
and Thé Frolic Staff

FROLIC COCKTAIL BAR
2316 N. Saginaw St. (at Dayton)

printing your name or initials. | |
Merry Christmas to the mem-!;
~bers of the Midwest Jazz So
H

NRV STOKES CLOWNS AT THE sINGO ~ CLUB
Miss Ethel Beasley, waitress, and Mrs. Iola Wileon,
watch Henrv Stokes on the drums. at the Mingo Club,
lncated on Carnenter Road at Selbv St. Girls, we are
told that vou will like dancing to the music of a live
band each week-end.

a i aa The Tote Ce _

~By CORA TURNER
Courtesy Michigan Consolidated
Gas Co., Home Service Dept.

FOR YOUR NEW YEAR~S
EVE PARTY

If you are planning a New
Year~s Eve Party, these recipes
are just the thing to add to your
menu to make everyone happy.
Serve these buffet style and you
will have more time to enjoy the
fun. For your beverage try this
delicious...

EGG NOG

(1% Quarts)
6 Egg Yolks
% cup Sugar
2 cups Coffee Cream
2 cups Milk

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MAE PATTERSON HELD

OVER BY DEMAND. Miss
Patterson, popular Detroit
Rhythm and Blues singer, has
~been held over at the Frolic
Cocktail Lounge for another
week. Her many engagements
throughout the state includes
the famed Detroit's Flame
Show Bar. She has appeared
there on several occasions, She
also is the winner of the Detroit- Tribune Theatrica] Poll
in 1954,

~lemon colored; ~gradually add

eel

6 Egg Whites
4 teaspoon Salt
fates
Beat egg yolks until thick sind

sugar, beating well after each
addition. Very slowly add cream
end milk, beating constantly.
Beat egg whites with salt un~il
stiff but not dry. Fold egg yolk
mixture, a little. at a time, into
beaten egg whites. Serve cold,
sprinkled with nutmeg,

Xmas Decorations
Most Outstanding

Notice one of your, old Telegram Scribblers feel that cohgratulations are certainly in order for many of the people of
Ecorse River Rouge, and Southwest Detroit for the fine way
you have decorated your homes.

We would like to compliment
particular the 18th St. block
between Salliotte Ave: and Outer Drive.

We refrain from naming any~
particular family for fear we
might miss someone, but many
of these homes are ruglar show
places if you haven~t driven
thru and viewed them you cer
y Pastors Invite
3 Wilkins to Speak |

~COLUMBUS, Ohio~The Hon.
J Ernest Wilkins, assistant United States secretary of Labor,

| will be one of the speakers at
the Ohio State Pastors Conven- |

tion here on January 28, 1957.

Mr. Wilkins, who was the
conference lay leader of the
Lexington Annual Conference
of The Methodist Church for
several years before being elected a member of the Judicial
io i of the iaenaion in
194

The first and cn Negro to
be elected to the Judicial Council (the denominations~ Supreme
Court, which is com of
niné members) he was elécted
president of the Council in May

Reporter Thanks
Christmas Donors

The BRONZE REPORTER
would like to take this opportunity. to thank the many social
~clubs and bars for their contributions toward making Christmas a joyous time for needy
families.

ons Men~s Club. May you enioy

a happy and prosperous New
Year. |

~NAACP FREEDOM SEALS

PO er rrr irr

As 1956 Holiday Season approaches, persons here and
abroad again are being asked
to purchase NAACP Christmas Seals as support for Asso- ~
ciation~s civil rights work.
Lena Horne, chairman of
Christmas Seal campaign,
oints out that purchase of
seals will enable NAACP ~to
meet adversaries of freedom
with something more than

tainly owe it to your self..

| mere hopes and wishes.~

ear

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JACK GARDNER RADIO SALES
& SERVICE

1644 S. Saginaw Street

CE. 9-8323

BAN PD

a CIN G
Ewery WNegiee

MUSIC.. FRI. SAT.

At The

) Mingo Bar

G-1233 CARPENTER ROAD
(Corner of Selby St.)

2

& SUN,

COME ALL

We especially thank the Bar-|.

| NAACP Appeals

~Dallas School Case

DALLAS, - Tex.,~ivotice
appeal has been filed by Ww. Ji | segregation in public schools.
Durhim. NHAAC? <:.iertcy. 11 a Te also contended that Dallas
school desegregation case invol- | schools were ~hardly sufficient~
ving 19 Negro puplis. Mr..Dur-! to contain the white students
ham~s acton followed a rulin~s and ~it would be unthinkable
on Dec. 13 hy U. ~. District and unbcarab~'y wrong to reCourt Judge William H. Atwell; quire the white students to get
that Dallas public schools can- out so that the colored students
not now be constrained to in- | could come in.~
tegrate Negro and white stud-|~ Judge Atwell~s criticism of
ents into the same. classrooms.: ~ the Supreme Court school deci
The 86-year-o'd jurge crificiz-'sion was based on what he

ed ithe U. S. Supreme Court maintained was the High
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BESSIE~S LITTLE SPOT

~Where Good Friends and Good Food Meet~

BAR-B-Q-CHICKEN AND RIBS
HOT TOMALES ~ HAMBURGERS
COOKED IN BUTTER

Flint~933 Parkland~Mich

vatinted F RIENDS MEET

MOLNAR~ ~ BAR

2808 N. Saginaw St.

Music At The Friendly Bar
Fri-Sat 9~1P.M. Sun48 P.M.

WALLY FRAZIER
Night Bartender

GEORGE and EVELYN MOLNAR

Proprietor

Be Sure To Visit

The New Exciting
BAMBOO
COCKTAIL LOUNGE

2736 N. SAGINAW ST..

4

Music ay Sat., Sun.

Blue Monday
Featured
Soon

WATCH FOR
ANNOUNCEMENT

Phil Shaheen
Proprietor -

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