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SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1946

- THE FLINT SPOKESMAN

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A Funeral Home with a sacred and quiet
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~*Most respectable consideration toward our
women clientele (we have a large trained
staff of lady a-sistants)
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The. eare exercised ia the selection of your Undertaker

+2 and. his; faness of h~s sacred calling, are the out-ward
if vein 4 cas tof a. appreciation of the dear ine who has

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B di t. pean DINNER PARTY e reeper~
Ya ys a Miss Ruth ~Van Zant gave a erenreeennneeneeenen tenet eon
Se 0 en a ee a poet ptige party for her sister?| Now that R. W. is home again
ne ont ~~ a w~ | Lojs, at..the home of Mre-and}i~ seemg- that wr has dropped
tlh Ot 6 oe hee a, ay ee |.Mrs. Isajah....Beck,.. of... Crocker all of her other men and -pickMr, and Mrs. Alfred Bradley, Street, and arhong the bevy of|! ag up where she. left~ ~6ffa It
of J#mison Street, * | entertained célebritjes present -were; Mr.|<eoms that J.B. chased W.B.
many frie? Gs at. a, most out-' and Mrs. Norman, Mr. ant Mrs, home from: othe: Royal Gardens.
acdtanding party on their~ return Edson; Mr. and Mrs. Chandler, I wonder why? Why did HL,
Aik to the cit from a brief~ vaca- Mr.~ and~ Mrs, B.~ Kersey, Mr, stop D.B, the other night? Was. ton in. th Sta~e of Louisiana, ~and Mrs, Butler, Mr. and~ Mrs. it bécduse of BIH? Is~ itpos~and. ainon ~the many outstand: | Barnett, Mr, and Mrs, A: Davis, tible that LB. is trying to get
2 ing ~celebrities present were: Mrs, G, Friley, Mrs,.L. Wilson, back on terms with D.W.? Who
Mr. ani Mrs. T. Bradley, Mrs,; Mrs. B.: -Owens, Dr. and: Mrs-} was ~the sharpest dressed man
xt Willie M. Fryer, Mrs, A.. Brad-| Hawkins, Mr. C, Mills, Atty. 3+ the Royal Gardens Friday
tr - ley, Mr. W. Thomas, Mr, E. E. Szott, Mr. and Mrs. Young | night? Perhaps PJ. can tell
_ | Mitchell, Mr..G. Truss. Mr, from Ihkster, Mich, Mr. Lo!,]us who it Wun: | woudir whyid
5, WW. Truss, \Mr. and Mrs, Willie Mrs. V. Shook, Miss Mable Van! certain | bunch of: girls don~t
ae B. Moore, Miss Cloteal- Moore, Zant, Mr. S, McClarin, Mr, T. HyRe~E:d, and M.N.? Is jt be-f Atty. E: Scott, Mr, R. Hill,/Rocquemore, and Mr, B. Walk-) cause they~re jealous of th2m?
_,,, Macia Dubois Dennis of Chica-| er.; I wonder, I ~wonder what E.B.
na, 80> lil. Mr, Fenesee, Mr. M, reais and J.B, had a few words;
' Woodsot, S-Sgt. James Hamjl.. GAY NUPTIALS: fabout on Central School
Dee ~ toh, 'Mr, J, Day, Mr, and Mrs. | Miss Thelma Hygate, the | rounds?~ Could it have been
pe William~ Simpson, Miss Ruby daughter of Mr; and Mrs, Clar-: ~because of E.M.? I wonder how.. zumer, Miss Betty McNeil, Mr | ence Hygate, of Elm | Street, | the smoke shop gang will he.
y, wand Mrs. Jimmy Todd, Mrs. C| was married Sunday, April 7 to| able to get along without each
od ~Dent, Mr, and Mrs, H. Rob-| Mr. Marshall Weathers. - Another now that the factory has
erts, Mr, Ed Brandon, ~ Mr. elaborate reception folowed, | gone back to work?. Of course,
iy and Mrs, Calloway, Mr, Brad- which was given at the Sports-|no-v we all know that. R.W..,ford,-Mr, Shephard, Mr, Clin- men Club, and among the many|W.J.H., J.C.R, J.C, LJ, ER.
wh a pradley. Miss Ruth Black.| out- -of-town celebrities attend-.) R.A. don~t~ feel too bad.. Felwell, James Luckydoo and | ing were: Mr. and Mrs, Jolly | lows, you always have Sundays
Mis, Kate ~Bradford. | Love, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence!to get together, What young
py elnes ~ Pahumery, Mrs, Anna Monjoy,|man, I.M,, brought another:
| Mr. Louis Adrain, Mr. Henry | young man, J.T,, home from a
Flin ere hs | Battle, Mr, Wayman Tate, and ~party and the latter who was: int: ersdnha S$: ~Mr, and Mrs, James: Weathers, | supposed to have been ~asleep,
FUINT! ~ion, 4~ apis) ~/ all of. Detroit. felt the first party~s hand go-~
tte: Miss* Rese Terry of Michigan ing in his pocket after car
~State, College spent last ~ week- A keys, woke up_all of a- sudden
~rend home with her parents nnouncement jand said, ~I.M), please don~t, who preside at 2508 St, John) Thé Smart Set Bridge Club~s|5*~3! my money.~ It - seems
Street. ~: lannual Easter Party, April 21 that E.M. and C.B. seem to be
Mrs., Rose Buchanan, of Jam-' at 8 p.m, until? Dancing, cock- hitting it off pretty sttang ~now.
isOn Street,; is ~back among us tails and beer, Admission. one Watch out there fella,~ don~t
_ after..a brjef stay jn Atlantic dollar, To be held at the | ou. know you're stepping ' on
City, NJ. ~ | Golden Leaf. Club, -, fE.P.~s and.R.W.~s. toes? Ft js
Mrs. Gladys ~Murdock, as of, @ ) Dot neccessary for 'S. J, to folApril 31,,;is! now the assistan 2t | i low. P.J, to the sjdewalk to get
manager, of the Great. Lakes. LYE ACCIDENT a good night kiss. [t seems like
_ life Insurance Company, ~COLUMBUS, Ohio ~APNS~ | fome young fellows don~t know!
Mrs, Cleophas Rawls, who hes} ~ Annabelle Sewing, 76, 313 when bed time comes, ~Whe ey
been: with her husband in New| 1-2 North Monroe, reported that |/they call on some young ladies
~York, is visiting her aunt ang, bout 2 p.m., April 2, she ac- |.and sit until the older people
-unele, Mr.| and~Mrs, James Eld- i cident iy put lye on mashed PoO- | almost attempt to tell them it~s
er, of Alabama Avenue, 'tatoes while eating, Her con- | bed time or work ~lay in about~
Pvt. Ghristopher Hamil~on| ~###0s_was reported as not Ser- | five hours. ATTENTION, FELand Miss. Catrje Atherhathy, | ious a St. Erencrs hospital, | LOWS! When you want a kiss
- motored. to Toledo, Ohio i a ee ee >. | just call~ on) DW.~ or S.J. for
Saturday, |April 7 to be mar. Maine Street. they are kissing dolls who like
ried. Private Hamilton is the Word comes from _ the State he kissed, And al] ~gifs had
~ spnvef Mrs Laglesta Hamilton, | of George that Cpl. Marvin py er watch! D.W. ~and S.J. beOle, Hickony Street, and: ~Miss, (Little Count) Terry is Plan: | dause they will~ woo'syour boy;.
~sAthernath~ s parents reside on;ning on being home on fur- friends away if they are weak;
HP aber ronment ave: lough in the next few | days, iter-kigses (4milds), Say, B.. M.,
DTM | Cp) Marvin Terry is the. son" sses_(qmils ay,: I hear that lyou~re not liked so |
| 9 of Mr. and Mrs, John L, Ter-. é~
Blums Hardware: f St. John~ Street nd~1th well. on the gouthsjde. What~s |
Le ie)., ick nt) the. trouble?) J.S., A.W, would |
orother of Thomas ou ARGS:
(8207) ST. JOHN ST, tery, your city editor, MME, 10 HRow what you did ap
DOMINION AUTOMATIC We wre honored to have. an- ~tailed report to her. ~B.B: ap~
other one of:Flint~s young men'_ littld~ ~sad ~snce B.C.
eH IRONS with~ us agai in the person of | | eee iat.
left for service,. Cheer up,, Miss
~ ~ $8. 4Q Raymond Pea, recently ~ dis- | B.:'for: thert~s ~dlway# ~somteone
Pa charged from Me aed Me ito take ~R.C.~s place, I know:
Pea is the son of Mr, an "S| DB. was sick ~ hen she ~JearnHOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES William Pea, of Michigan Ave dd~ of C.W.-| eit]. diner~ guest
Averayaneedcenyusaapysusssenunngsesseeneeteaaty nue. a TL of Mr? D.C, (ailodt deal), What
EeTSLoLO To oLo Te ole LeloleLeloloLoToLeLeloLeleLoLelIe1LITTITA elelelelelerexerersiel) ~= | hapréned to M,H.? She doesn~t
| RF | get* aroun ~much anymore,
| th. ROLLE R SKATE Have you jive kats heard the
latest? Well, J.A, and J.S. are
oe sepusiorasanege AT the new lovers, C.C, has bee
j standing jn nylon lines, sy: E T RO! LER DROME -\the Strike affected him that
vl Y LIN bad? Gee! R,K. just ~loves~: evar | 610 LOUISA | |J:T., but. remember dearje;~ he
con -belongs io S.B. T.M.: is kepi
LEVERY SUNDAY NIGHT ~ 7 TO | quite busy. these~ days. ~Is ~he: ~ ~MEET YOUR FRIENDS THERE getting ready to settle down?
fa er, We've been wondering about
* (detelelele {ole A LALIT ALLIS TeteIeleIeIIeK | 7 M. ~Who had F.A,, J.C.,
peers preanereberresertoesprTooen nectar | mp wiebeen to visit on Pasacs ue: 4: ona Avenue Sunday afieraf | WATKINS and JAMES noon? One| never knows, does
on one? F_V,~s\car was geen parked
~i uk | H in front of |E.W.~s house several
| {imes. What does that mean?
Funera ome We wonder; What happened to,
ee 775 E. Jamieson St., Flint D.L, Friday night? That wes
cece ae ~ipa 34391 Res: 41470 ~: |a fine show, B.G. had J.A.B, in~
tainess P hine. the bang stand with L, Cajn
"24 Friday night, better watch ~her~
- ing a Choice i 1S Serious~ Wilbert B.; she will, got your
~* ~1man, Who did G, W. leave out
aT of the Royal Gadens with Frit e Watkins, and Je mies Funersl Home is dedicated | day night?) Was it W.H.? Who
b is this \J.A.B. is going. with
Hd hese principles: L. C.,:W. B. better watch. out.
a te Who is this girl with _ initials
_*Honest ha fai dealing (23 years) $+ E.B. quite catch for him. A
3 add certain girl A.P.M., better
Be tent tu, 4? US%enduble services watch her | step with a certain
nae Sc ccamae: boy, J.C.T, F.F. and C.D, were

~| displaying | | their talents
Billy nab jumped -
them,
info... |

Miss H.
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Hami lton wishes

due 22 cents.
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~ Potato Delicacy
Mash sweet potatoes and blend
them with. |cinnamon and garnish

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Be the om for: further

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Great Danny Colley the long
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t this is all I-:could
ion~t worry,
more for you next,

(Church eas ~i Robert P. Morgan,
Cleveland, Heads

Tuskegee Alumni: Among those atiending the
General Alumni Association
++held at Tuskegee Institute last
week was Fred Long of De +roit,
Mich,, Claude Ax Barnett, Chicago, Robert F. Morgan, Christopher Kynette, Miss Lula A.
Ballard, Fred D, ~ Clayton,

ALLIANCE:
The Inter - Denominational
Minis: erjal Alliance is sponsor~ing a pre-Easier serVice April
18 at ~8 o'clock ~at the Quinn
Chape] AME Church * on. Seventh Street. The Rev. ~W. A,
Crider, pastor, The) music will
be furnished by cooperating
church choirs. The Rev, R. R,
Turpin, ~ pastor of Mt, Olive
Church is the organization pres
i t i il the ie
ident. The speaker will be 3 Cleveland,; Ohip:
Rev, J.D. Howell, pastor of i
Greater St. S~phens AME Robert P. Morgan, Cleveland,
ae Ohjo, was elected president
Churc f Detroit, Mich. 1,
Baba * rs * succeeding Willjs I, Peek, of

|.. Anderson, S, C., who had serv~- |
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH ed in that capacity for 13 years.

The Majestic Gospel Five of
Detroit, Mich., will present a!musical program, Sunday, April

$24,000 GRANTED TO
WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY

14 ~at. 3~ p.m,

{ The Rev. William Reaves, of Wiiberforce Universjty recejvtroit, Mich., is the recently | ed an allotment of $24,009 from

~elected pastor. His installation | the state emergency board re-.

| by school

Flint Honored ~
By Alma. Mater

~Miss Marjon Coat es, of Spencer S'reet, was signally honored this week by the Michigan
State Normal College, her alma. mater, by being invited to participate in a campus conference, |
As a teacher in the dahon
School; Miss Coates has made!
a very creditable rabert The
schoo! has ini jated a program
of inviting those of its graduates who made the greatest:
0* Leentribution in solving thje many,
problems. that confront them iy

Miss Contes of:

Deaths

Heian et - ~
| BIG SPRING JAMBOREE

Bilbo Is
Gun-Toter?

in his-cradio- bear Sak
-day- night: Drew: -Pearson. _said -
a pjstol dropped from Bilbo~s
2oeket in thre Senate. ~one day
last. week, According~.to.~ Pear3on, *he ~stopped and picked up
the gun' and not a avord was |
said,

rs, Louise Morgan, 911: Leith.
Street, mother cf Mrs, Jessie
~Skipper; # of | McClellan~ Street,
died Aprjl74.~ Shehad been aif
~for some. time: She-is survived tby one -son, Harold Crawford;
one daughter, Mrs.~ Jessie Skipper, bo~h.of Fint: father, Luke }
Morgan; two grandchildren and
a host of fri ends. 4/37; 4

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COLUMBUS, Ohio APS

A gigantic Spring Tatutiarde Ve
is to be held a: the Royal Gar
dens, Sunday, April 14, from 9},
to 2 and music is to b2 furn~sh- Herman Butler, 4112" East
ed by Clifford Dent and his Six| Medill venue, reported that

on
March 31 someone entered" ~by

Men cf No~es. Mr. Deat has | between 9 and 10:45 p.m.

pledged himself to give more

the pursuit of their profession
There were two recommended
authorities. ~ Miss
Coates Was cne ofithe two,
A Northern Honor Student

Miss Coates completed ~ her,
high school education at ~Nor-.

eently to provide housing for
132 students,:

The. money will be usad ~|
remedel two. barracks Jeft by
the National Youth Adminjs~ra~tion, and to. install a third barracks ~the school has obtajned
frora the federal government,

will ~be announced later,
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VERNON. CHAPEL CHURCH
~Tne Usher Board of Vernon
Chapel. Church will~ mest. at
the ~residence of Mrs, ~ Alice
Holland, 1212 ~Rhode~. Island~
Avenues, April 12 at 8 " p.mb
They ~are bringing the~ ~High
Lights Chorus, assisted by the
Friendly Brotners Quartet to
Vernon Chapel onsSunday evening, April 19, at 7:30 p. m.,

Feted With

Refrigerator Tray
~ Never use a sharp instrument in
removing ice trays; it may injure
th. refrigerating coil or tray.

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Surprise. |
Birthday Party

A~ grand surprise birthday
Party was given 4t the home of

THOMAS W.
RUSSELL

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Easy Street, in npr on FLINT, MICHIGAN
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fourth birthday.
for this gala occasjon were: two
son3 and one daughter, ten
grandchildren, four great grandchildren, the Rev. and Mrs. Watkins, Mrs, Addie Dukes, Mrs
Haitie Mack, Mrs, Carrie Cayton, Mrs, Maggie Pea and Mr,
and Mrs. Kerney Cooley. A
big dinmer.was served and Mrs
Pea, received many presents,
(Everyone had a mo~t enjoyle evening,

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thern in 1939, as an honor stu-!
dent, She matrjculated at the~
Michigan State Normal School,
a Ypsilanti, and finished there
n 1942 with a BS degree, Miss
ee has been: an exempliary
character~ throughout her school
life, Despite the,hard | trials.
caused by the ~terrible depres-|
sion years, she was undaunted
in the pursujt of her idzals |
She: majntajned faith~ in her-|

self as well aS those who control affairs of the city. Her
unassailable courage, coupled
with an innate sense of right,~
were factors in winning her a
posjtjion as a teacher in the~
Fairview School, This

been the cause of Miss Coates~
winning this singular honor,

Re |

This story poiNts up a very
appropriate lesson for our young
people. We have heard from
so many that it is fruitless to
strive for advancement when
there is no one employed in the
fields that they wish to enter.
Miss Coates has set the example, She has challenged the
world. alone and won and in so
doing, has left foot prints upon.
the sa nds of tyme,

We feel here that the best
possible | gervice that we could
render i the advancement of
good jjournaljsm would be to
be able to present you -with a
pic~ure of Miss Coates, but the
young lady says, ~No,~ We will
~have to. content ourselves~ by
giving you a mental picture,
If you wer? to ask us we would
say, yes, Miss Coates is a
combination of brains and
~beauty. We would also Say
that beauty of soul, beauty of

worker and a model citizen, If
a young person came to me and
asked mé to point out a model
for her life I would feel within
of good reasonjng
to puint to Miss Marion Coates
TOOK DOCTOR~S
BAG FROM CAR
COLUMBUS, Ohio ~ APNS
Dr. J. A, Kiskand, in a police
report said that his physician's
bag *%&ontainjng surgical arigttu[|
ments and six morphjne tab-ets}|
valued at $200 was stolen from
his car, The~ auto was parked
in front of 994 Mt, Vernon ave,

oppor- |

and better enterta~nment to ine | breaking the sky-light and if
citizens of Flint.: hag money box with $15. 00~ in;
i }

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THOSE MIGHTY \COMMANDOS | wscpetececpegecpetetecetngeteteaetde teed
Who gives the biggest pariies oo t
in town? The. Commandos. CALL i.
Whose name is mentjoned and -
all the boys frown? The At iah B ' |
Commandos, sai ec 1
Who got the bobby soxers all scalfiiesate I

Ss ay

All Kinds of Gera

in a trance? The Coemmandos
Who keeps the other boys from!

having a chance, The Com- 2006 CROCKER AVENUE f.
mandos. heen ett oo::;
Commandes, Commandos, Corm- _ Bee

en nine con). PORE: 24489:

patna easeeentoete oarooseeloeceeseecoeseee reeteetetetete

eisaga ase lh GOegaNeieara a

_ Star Pouliry.::
Market

WE SPECIALIZE IN FRESH
FISH AT ALL TIMEST,
CHICKENS, DUCKS, GEBSE. ~

The Commande name -means to
all* the girls a swell time,

The Commando name means to
all the boys a hard time,

But after all js said and done
the Commandos aim ~to please
everyone
Great guys

od
those Commandos,
By Hiram Moore

tunity ws all that was neces- | (Commando Pen Pal) -- TURKEYS. -
sary to give Miss Coates the ~a Bus. Fh: 9-1021-- Délivery:
chance to demonstrate her T e at ie _Deti.

i ole, baer ara 211 St. John St.
boundless abilities. The very Gan rails ervice
ht ae were rt | Ee
ored teacher to be hired by B H ) t
the Flint School Board brought |~ oy ees PHONE 4-4923 ~
many attendant problems, The Sk H Cie ld~ Ap lia
Solving of these problems in| &~ noots Im ou S pp jance
such a Satjsfactory manner has| NEW YORK, N. Y. ~ CNS~ ~

Sixteen year old -Charles Lyde
was trajled by five youths to
his apartment, late Monday
evening and shot him in the
left-thigh, Shooting is attributed to a- clash: between boys~

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Repair
We Repair All Kinds of Irons, 7
Washers,, Vacuum ~Clearers, 43
Toasters, etc. ~General::
Welding ard Brazing!..
4022 INDUSTRIAL AVE.

gongs, Meanwhile, victim, resting at Harlem Hospj~al, is no: Flint 5, Mich.- 4
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MONEY TO LOAN

+6 Sek. Watches | - ~

ALL ARTICLES OF VALUE:
We Buy Anything We Sell Everything ~

A Complete Line of
COSTUME. JEWELRY FOR SALE.
~We Repair Radios ~ Washing Machines,
LICENSED PAWNBROKERS

_ ST. JOHN TRADING rom

3210 ST. JOHN STREET

Loatastontect ooteel geatoecesteteteiee we

\Diamonds

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service. ~Miss Coates is ultra- saactestoateateetectecteatoatnet ~aa tearontan nas aa ts Seseteecheeeeetetin ostoatestoeteeioe, soakoesoeroee naoteontintons pete ad:
conservative, an ardent church ceSERS SSS SRS SES Seaebdpetp edt tvcpltntvdtes ocd Tae T OPE

betw een 3rd at 4 pm,, April

3rd,;

AUTO LOOTED
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- APNS
Howard Price, 856 Leonard |

avenue, reported that sometime
between 11:00 p.m. and.6:00 p

sto.en from an auto parked by
the side of their home: Twé
tires, tubes and wheels, black
with a yellow strip, for a.~4(
Chevrolet Sedan.

AUTO STOLEN ON

m,, April 15, the following wag | aap

JAMES~
WALLPAPER and PAINT STORE |

3554 ST. JOHN ST. Next to~ Elder~s. Market

* FLINT~S STYLE FINISH HEADQUARTERS "
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