Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 36]

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BID vou. oHEAR ABOUT~. THAT ~brave~ husband
who. was g-to preve that

ed= tt seems ae 3, he and
his ~wife ~were driving up Saginaw St, when some youths pul
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began using o e janguage~
when::both ears stopped at an
intersection, hubby gets out and.approaches. the youth~s car~
One of the young men handed
another a ~basebail bat~They
~ Hubby -made a quick retreat~
didn~t want to be chastized~
he didn~t want to be hospitalized... -THAT 18 year old ~girl
who lives on Black Street~It
seems that a Northend store
owner had to return to his store
~unexpectediy~Lo! he observed
a this girl stealing an item that
was worth approximately $50~
She.was ~taken into his office~
~and readily confessed shoplifting~(There~s more) Miss (Censored) also named other girls
who have been guilty of taking
items without paying for them.

s+:..THAT ~FORCIBLE RAPE~
that took place on Austin St.~
Mrs: (Censored) reports that an
unidentified man made an unihvited entrance into her heme
and~forced himself upon her-~
The 30-yr-old woman could nct
the intruder~She. Gidh~t tell her husband about
the attack and she didn~t go
to a doctor~Husband says h2~s
going to move, but -wants the
case investigated.

se * &%...THAT s~reet-walker and
chronie alcoholic who lives on
St. John St.~It seems that
neighbors complained about the
care her son. 13, and daugh~er,
14, were getting~The children
have been observed wearing the
same clothes for long periods
of time~The mother operates
in another section of town and
has ~been accused of forcing her:
daughter into her trade.

L. R., Ella Johnson, Fred

Bradford,.Buddy Johnson and Joy Jean. Waiker,.

Garrett, of WAMM; ~Beverly

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~Pajama Game~ Open
Musical Tent June 7

Producer Robert K. Adams,

founder of The Musical Tent at
Pine Run on U. S. 10 between
Flint and ~Saginaw, will bring
musical comedy and operetta
back ~to Michigan this summer
under a double banner.

Adams will open the Pine
Run showplace for its third
season in the Saginaw Valley
on ~June 17, and simultaneously
will produce at the Music Circle at Botsford Inn near. Detroit. Both.outdoor theatres~ w'll
present an 1l-week season. The
Music.Circle succeeds the Musie Circut which closed becduse
of financial difficulties last~ season but which Adams_has reorganized under the new name.

The unusw?l atrengement in
summer theater: operetion has
p'eced more ihzn 90 persons
under ccntract cover the Adams

name. Two complete companies

will present weekly ettrzcticns
at each theater, elternating.
shows at Pine Run and Detroit.

When The Musical Tent opens
its season June 17 with ~Pajama Game,~.The--Music Circle
will open with ~Plain ~and
Fancy.~ For the following week
~the two companies will switch

locale, giving each show a two-; é f

weeks~ run.

~Pajama Game~ is a song and
dance version told in the good
old~ football spirit of a~ strike
in a,pajama factory, It) is- -by
far the most popular sho.this
season for these arena tent
musical theaters.

Mary Harmon, singing comedienne, and aPul Ukema, baritone will star. Also-in the cast
are Alan Kass. Bill Dooley. Judy
Guyll and Rosalind Adams, who
will be remembered from last
year as well as Lester Rawlins

and_ others.

An innovation will be performance seven nights al week
and a ~henge in: curtain time
also. On Thursdays, Fridays &
begin at 8:30.p.m. Qn Sunday
through Wednesday, the starting
time will be 8 p.m.

Tickets are now on sale in
Flint at the Musical Tent Record
Shop, in Saginaw at the House
of Music~and from Naomi Fait;
in Bay City at the Music Center -
and at the Tent office near Olio
by calling MUrray 6-9475..

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sponsor ~their annual dance in Detroit at the Veterai
Memorial Building-on West Jefferson avenue. Members:
friends from Flint atténding were: Mr. and Mrs. J.

~Spencer, Edwind Roulhac and Mim A. Wright, who as
attended the annual business meeting.

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HOLIDAY SKETCHES

Amos and Hattye Guyton and Robert 4 ace Cun Guyton pe

fofried a.gay foursome Memorial Day and
Oak's Zoological Park and spent the entire day.

The Cleveland: Pratts and daughter, Nadine Johnson,
took advantage Of the long holiday week-end by spending
many pleasant hours.in Detréit with the Willian Johnson
family.. Mrs. Johnson is the former Ceola Pratt: -

Dr. and ~Mrs. Wendell B. Harris.and sons opened. their

summer home on Shields Road, Holly, Michigan, Memorial
Day with guest-at a picnic. Those enjoying the hos
of the Harrises were: Dr. and Mrs. William Simms,
Mrs. Wilbur, Schannon, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor Sr.,
~Wright, Mrs. Ford, Miss Ernestine Collins, Lavoy Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Friley, Mrs, John McCain, Mrs.
Gail Reaves and others.

Mr. and Mrs. Benus Hedrick bound Wednesday an ideal
day for motoring,and as the story goes they proceeded to,
Chicago. There they visited the parents and family of Benus
Hedrick.

The David*Cundiffs spent the holiday with friends, Mr.
ahd Mrs. Henry ~Lawson on Industrial avenue, who entertained with dinner. The remainder of:the day was spent
with socializing.

Louise Campbell, John Downing and.others.motored to
the Motor City and spent an enjoyable time visiting the latter~s sister and family, the Henry Nabors, on Townsend st.

The Leo A. Greenes entertained the Kappas with a
breakfast Thursday morning in their very lovely home on
McPhail street. Later in the day the group enjoyed barbeque and a day in the onen. Thev were: Dr. and Mrs.
Clinton Canady, Lansing, Dr. A. Maben, Detroit, Dr. and
Mrs. F. Plhimmer, Grand Rapids, Mr.-and Mrs. Grant Cobb,
and Dr. and Mrs. Wrex A. Weaver Sr., and family,

Mr. and Mrg. Harry M. Purdue and party, Jimmie Mae
Bailey,, Flint; cousin from Arkansas, Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Barnes and John Davis, Harry's sister, Iva Williams, of
Kalamazoo spent the holiday week-end at the host summer
home on Forest Drive in Idlewild. Festivities of the opening
of the season were enjoyed by this group.

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It was the choice of many Plinkites to entertain relatives +
and friends in their homes. Sizzling barbeque seemed traditional on the holiday menu. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reed,
Lapeer street, found their back lawn an excellent spot for
the family..

The Edward Bonners on Grant street} included their sister and sister-in-laws, Ruby Howell and Leola Ford in their
Decoration Day activities which was a.lawn picnic.

The Arthur Edmonds invited the Howard Bannisters, the
Connie Childresses, Atty. Price, Flint, and Carmelita Whitney, Detroit, for a picnic gathering i in oot home on. on Whitt-_ ~

and niece and Mrs. Jones of Flint. Their spatious lawn: made '
quite the picture for the outdoor gathering,
Al Garner, Bronze Reporter (Hello Folks) was.guest,: along with Mrs. Eluline Stills-and the William Thrashers who

journeyed to Bay City park where the day was spent picnicing and bathing inthe sun. |

And here ~is some delightful news, ladies:; just the other
day I met a most charming person. Her name is Lil Shields,
a professional: model, who comes from Milwaukee, Wis.

Lil is here with her hubby, Harvey Shields, and four
year old son, Harvey Jr., who reside on.Seventh street.

We met quite unexpectedly and how nice it-was becom- ~~

ing acquainted with Lil.

~ She mentioned the fact, how impressed she was with
the general appearance of the women in Flint. She also has
plans in mind for bringing something that she feels would
be of eat interest and pa rod to Flint females.

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eto ATTRACTS 2,500
harles Sanders has done it again. When. this aggressive
Sanne man brings:a package to Flint, there.is really something offered. I dropped in at)the L M A. to see Buddy.
Jdhhson ~and his show Sunday nicht ~and: see eactly why.
they dub ~him ~{King of.the-One-Nighters.~
Buddy.and the band work real hard. to please their
audience. Everyone whom I talked with agrees that ~he did
just that.. Ella a ene oe sag lovely as always. Buddy
avid jazz fans with his rendition of ~Far

ched If of the
Mim oa~ ~and many others, Jimmy Reed moved his faction of

fans with some of his. box releases.!The:Spaniels made real good listening; with some real
nice selections: -Fred-Garrett handled the job of emceeing
the whole affair in his versatile manner.

-, A-met. some wery wonderful people there who seemed
to be enjoying themselves.

Among others enjoving themselves were: Georgia
~Brown, Margo Brvant, Sherman -Naphier, Archie Alien,
Willie Mae Lenore, Robert Young, Richard Allen and ~
~Bunky~; also Maggie Jo Bayne, Jon Gullick, Marie Hill,.
Katherine Strohan, Marv Ann Parker, Lillian Reid, De-.
lores_Holley, Myrtle Watkins, J. D. Shook, Oscar Rivers, ~
Rugene ~Woodson and many others.

Whyne Joknson Shs
ohn Hightower

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne N. Johnson entertained members,
friends and guests of the Third Ward Better Government League, Tuesday, in their hon{e on-South Drive.

Wayne Johnson is president of the League who recently took.up the new residence.

The felicitous. guests were greeted in the front of the:
family room at the bar by the most competent bar tender:
for the occasion, Booker Barton. The trends of taste were~
satisfied in the many flavors of cocktails given to the guest.

It was.a surprise to many~of those in attendance as well '
as to John Hightower, that Wayne Johnson had prepared a.
beautiful snow white birthda: po Biag with inscription ~Happy |
Birthday John~ adorned h tower and blinking:
lights pressed slightly in ~the. - s of. the huge square!
rt nan amend ses bao eel Aagsie Jackson in singing |

t ~honoree; John =

lesly avenue!> oe estivity. ighe p thr yugho e évening.
Mr. and Mts, Henry Pace, Everett Stre et, ~were host to The Johns age wing benign atmosphere to the gaie y
~Mr. and Mrs; Matt Young and daughter, Teressa, Flint, Mr. among the ) ~~ it. vas so nice to see Marsha and
~and Mrs. Jamés Bell,.Mr. and Mrs, James aford, Mr. and ~Robert | {, the ~Frank Smith Sr.,
~ Mrs. Claude Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr. ~and Mrs, Mrs.Lester, Trudy, Esther Duffield, Willie
" Robert Coleman, Mrs. Thelma Gordy and ~children, Hazel Lee Brown, F ihtower-and her charmJoy, Berry Jr., and Terry all of Detroit, also Odell Wilson ing sister y-the|George Fri
od s,:Mrs. D, Bettis, Willie Daniel Gillespie, Norma Gullick,
Don McKenzie, Melvin Reed, Lee Mustin, Shannon,
the C. Knoxes ~and ~heavens Knows, others we haven~t seen.
for a long while. Atty. Paul Gadola Jr., and Atty. David S.
7 were there.
The buffet Tepast was pet up the entire length of the
us recreation room.: The decorative and delicious
menu covered every inch of Space of the beautiful linen
covered table.centered with the birthday. cake.
_ All in all those in attendance showed every indication
of spending a marvelous evening qth the Johnsons.

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