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| SATURDAY. MAY 4, 1946

THE FLINT SPOKESMAN

PAGE. THREE

The Jivin Jacks and Jills is
a newly organized club,. It~s
Purpose is to fill the lonely,
hours when there is nothing to
do, Sceme of the members are:

| nokds,

their motte,:
Members are as follows: Jewel Brackin, president, Mary L,
Wacker, vice president, Jackie
Nelson, secretary, Jessie Reytreasurer, Carline Mays,
program chairman, Vivian Dent

' Altred Johnson, Betty Thomas,

~ munity Addettes Club room on

EFFICIENT BEAUTY SERVICE

critic, Bernice Wright, press agi.,
~Clayda Dent, Alberta Chaney,
Juanita Mills, Dorothy Hogan,
Vera Davis, Hattie Harrigton,
~look for us where ever there
is good, clean entertainment,

Secial Chatter

Mr, and Mrs. Fank Pittman
of New Jersey Avenue, were
the perfect host and hostess to
eleven ~of their- friends, on Eas
Ricard Watkins, Julia Todd, Albert Reed, Gloria Watkins, Bakr Brown, Betty Jo Green, JesThomas, Dorothy Wilkinson,
Charles Stockman, Edith Reed,
Loma Miller, Vineent Van~ Hurley, Adrienne Wilson, and Eugene Vaughan, the president,

The Jacks and Jills gave a
&reat party Easter at the Com
Clifford Street. There were a

Personals

Miss Willie

(Mae King, formerly of Flint; |now of Detroit,
spent the weekend here visiting
= mother who is ill. Mrs. King
esides on ~Michigan Ave.

Capt. James Merguson is visiting relatives| in the city of Chicago. Ill. | |

S-Sgt. ~Jade Hamilton is visiting friends in the city of Chicagu, Ill, |:

Miss Pearl) Owens, popular
waitress of he Golden Leaf
Club celabaie her birthday at
the Les Combattants Breakfast
Dance last Snbandey Nite,

Mr.

delightful dinner ~party, among
those present were: Mr, and

son, The Thomas~s reside at 821

few guests consisting of: Elcen| '? Sunday. The guests includVincent, Square Stinson, Jr., ed Mr. and Mrs. Willie Simms,
June Carol, Ramona Hobson, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Simms of
Hendress Van Zant, Dolores | Detroit, Mich., Mr. and Mrs.
Watkins. Junior Spoiis, Frank Raymond~ Brackens, Mr, and
Milicr, Walter Thomas, Bobbie | Mrs. Edward Walls and Mr.
Dones, Hilton Thompson and Thomas Simms of Flint. A grand
Jiramie Ennis. ~ ana very appetizing dinner wa's
served, The guests spent the re
The Clubs motto is ~To doj| mainder of the vening playing

_ better ~things to entertain ~he | cards and othr games, Mr. and |
younger people.~ We want to| Mrs, Pittman were the perfect |

thank the members of the Ad- |
detics for the use of their club,
house. ~everyone enjoyed! Wedding bells tolled for love-|
themselves, | ly Louise Hart of Lebnon,. Ky., |
' Saturday afternoon at the ~home |
JUNIOR DEBUTANTES | of her aunt, Mrs, Clifton Pipes, |
What~s new?? ~Why haven't | Of Rhode Island~ Avenue,
you heard the Junior Dabatan- | Miss Hart became ~the bride
tos newly drganized club | 2% Charles McKay, discharged |
whidée purpose is to provide ~ service man, with the Rev. Ira!

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good, clean fun; which is als kd atkins, officiating. | = |
" oe The young couple will reside;

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FLINT PERSONALS

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Mrs. Rosa ~Haywood and her
daughter Tommy L, are leaving May 1, 1946, for Americus,
Ga. to attend the gr aduation exercise of their son, Walter, Jr.,
who- is graduating from Stanin Americus,

at 1322 Hickory St.

Brotherly love is what you
call this! Harry Parker, brother of Mrs, ~May Lou Roquemore,
made.a motorcycle trip from.
Chicago to Flint in 4 1-2 hours
just to bring his charming sis
| ter two pairs cf Nylons. Stopped

only long enough to drink a rup
of coffee. and back to Chicago.
Whet a man,

(eats
Misses Peggy Har~lotte Smith, these
two young ladies are | giving
much time) to help our small fry
ef Quinn Chapel Church. They
have organized a very good Junior Choir;| They. plan to. sing
one song leach Sunday at the
morning service, Rehearsals 11
a. m. Saturday a, m.

~Hats off ito
and Cha

ris

Mr, J. Howara Aldridge and
his entire agency staff motored
down to Detroit last Saturday
to a Banquet at the new Great

~son and. Mrs.

Mrs. Eli Copeland, Miss Doro- |
thy Estelle Varnadoe, of Miami, |
Fla., and Mr. John D, Ander
1 ~scoute,

Lakes Mutual Home office building, A very good time was had

by all, Those attending were:
Mrs. R, B. Owens, Mrs. A. Taylor, Mrs, |G, Murdock, Mr O,
Ww. Branch,| and Mr. Samuel
McClarin. | |.| |.
Mrs, E. ~,) Robinson spent the
week-end in. Chicago visiting
friends, | 3

Dr. J. W. Moore Mr. R. C.
Chanrler, a Augus.us Ca lo
way and Mr. Archie Parks
journeyed to Muskegon, Mick.
whee they attended the ses~sions. of the Grand Lodge of
the Prince Hall affiliation, F.
and~A.M. ~Dr. Moore retired
as most worshipful grand master, a position he has held for
the past four years. During

Dr. Moore's tenure Ff office
the lodge has made much
progress having trebled itz
member hip. We wish to con
eretulate Dr. Moore and also
extend a ne that the lodge
will continue to. progress.
While in Muskegon many fine:

courtesi 3. ~were showa
Flint men by Me H. G. Reynolds, a former Flintite.

THE AC CHORAL CLUB
TO APPEAR AT FLINT
INSTITUTE OF ART SUNDAY
Troop No, 45, Boy Scouts of
America presents The AC Choral
Club in an afternoon musical
at the Flint Institute of Arts,
Sunday, at 3:00 p. m., May 5,

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Frederick S. Wallace,
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| ANNOUNCEMENT

| We wish ~to announce that
the Elm Park Home Makers
~lub No. 5 is sponsoring i
Mother and Daughter's tea a
the Clifford St. Communit:
day, May 10. Adfifty cents.

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The girl scouts wish to thank
Mrs Vada Williams, Mrs, Mercedés Washington,
Brown and Mrs. Gertrude Jenkins for Easter - Baskets
The project was. ~a~ real success.

Among the new leaders and
Comm, members-for girl scouts
to welcome are Mrs, C. R. Towner, Mrs. Friley, Mrs.. RobinA, Towner We
heartily welcome them,

The Geo, Washington Chapter
Blue Star Mothers sponsors a
victory dance May Ist at the
Flint Interracial Community
Center, All service~ men invit
Mrs. Wm.

oa ~ed as Special guest,
and Mrs. Wayne Thomas |

entertained friends at a most |

At Berston Field. Housc May
2rd,. a Tom Thumb~ Wedding
from St. John Center will be

presented. An Unusual Ttalent:

pgogram featuring girls-ang boy
young, people, adults,
Blue star Moth:
John

dramatic clubs,
ers, friends hour and St,
Improvement league.

Tne Geo, Washing:on Chap- |
ter Blue tar Mothers meets
every first and third Wednesday
at th St. John Center, All mem:
~bers are urged to aitend, M2e*ing called ee at 6 p. m
Mrs, Ella Tolbert, Pres and Mrs,
Bessie Mills, ae y.

The Golden
leat Club

The Golden Leaf Club played |
to a packed house, with Lonnie?
Cain and his band furnishing
the music,

The Unique Club had a full,
house with the vendor playing
loud and long and for some
reason your reporter was not allowed to enter, excuse was that
only a certain number were allowed in at a time and it is a
surprise that they only found

sale,
'' zgario and Ralph Chappie,

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SPORTS

By Wayne Thomas
Well fight fans, the Willie Aaderscn and Pete Bolos fight at
the IMA Auditorium April 24
was a very exc'ting boxing extraVvaganza of fistcuffs, The main

of the card sent the crowd away
weli pleased. I am. sure. that
those present at the fighis will
agree with me that it has been
a long time since we have witnessed an. exhibition of boxing

ing the other night, At the end
of tne ten round <affair Willie
Anderson wa~s crowned the new
Michigan Featherweight Titlehoider,. ~

O, W. Branch making his prodebut was very impressive in
his win over another Flint lad,
~ Johnnie DePolio, J. C. Ross also
of Flint lost a close decision to
Jce Fox of Detroit. Al Diaz of: Mexico City won a four rounder from Len Nelson of Detroit,
U. S. Johnson of Detroi: lost to
Charlie Winds also of Detroit.
| Another highlight on the card
| was the bout beiween Tony Az
Chappie gaining the decision.

| It the wish.of,Promoter
| Tonimy Cussans to bring to; Biint bigger and better fights
ji in the future, The FICC and the; CIO gyms are open io all fight-; @ls.

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which it.uses as a lure to attract its
prey. The angler fish is able to walk
Along. the bottom. of the sea on spe
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it out after their license were
on the chopping block, we are
in hopes: that the club will succeed in getting their license for
must have some where to
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~The Creeper~

isnt that we haven~t seen you,

only drink the best in Vodka,.T, B.: one of the Staff, out by

night as she prepared to boa: ~d

to yourself, You~re not so fine,

~waiting for
never come in, Will be nice to
isea the college crowd home,

/are you just being true to Wil
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For the many who scan the
pages each? week, we will try
and get you in this week, it)

it~s just that we have negeleci-.
ed ic edit it,

ro FP. Vif v., VT. 2 gacas)
you can see how you stand now, |
after Saturday, so why don~t,
vou just give up? It Seems that
those P. sisters have the inside,

track, eh?
That fine ~Gheinlade group
are really on the ball. They

What~s the matter G, I, can~t
you keep up with M, H, or do
you find the competi~ion too
great, And L, Mc,, have you
finally oo d that M. L, Aj
~The Legs~ is the one for yeild
or are you debating? We saw

the water works the other p,
m, What~s the big idea? The
most touching scene of the week
was L. Met. kissing B. P, good

the bus, Very touching. I soe
that the three Musketeers have
added one more to their group.,
Hello bro, rat. We understand
the wedding bells will soon toll
for R W and W J, Congratulations, To Miss G J, why don~t
you leave S, J alone? If she has
the best go, why don~t you forget P J, Little C is home:from
the wars, and breaking all feminine héeants with the line shor:
of his, No betier for you and
J Ven Z, What~s this we. hear

about the Honeydrippers? Oh,
well, only keep on oo
your progress,

Tne Re d Dog is the ~place to
meet, and it also seems to be
ihe hangout for those dear Commandos, M S I saw you-in a
very large car the other even.
ing, But we won't tell on you
V.G and I J, why don~t you
fine a boyfrierld. You are both
charming young ladies, so please
give the young boys a_ break,
It seems the K, F, is really
serious with A P this time Good
for you, Don~t be like your rat!
friends Why don~t B H make
up his mind and let L M alone,

Hitting The
Nite Spots

| wishes to explain

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By Eddie Russell
So that the readers may b2tter understand this feature, the |
ity Editor of the Spokesman |
its purpose

M. and S. Opens
Softball Season
Saturday

Tne 1946 softball season geis
under way in Flint Saturday
night May 4th at~ the Atwood

and if what way it will help you
to take the best advantage of |
your evenings as far as the'!
nite clubs and dances of Flint |
have to offer.

We will give you the facts as |
we see them in and around the!
clubs of Flint,

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THE LES COMBATANTS open.
ed the season with a bang Su~day morning with a_ breakfas:

bered in the entrtainment circle
here in Flint. Lonnie Cain and
his band played for the
which drew a record breaking
crowd for the Royal Garden
Club, The band arrived late and
very high~ with each member
of the band doing his best to
make the dance a flop, with the
help of the hoodlums that had
urge to fight for no veason at
all,

The YPA went into their final week for a short, while we
hope, and it can be said that
the YPA went down in history
in the entertainment world of
our fair city, @jnd if justice is
to triumph it will reopen in
the very near future. The Floor
Show last week at the~ YPA was
truly great with a Galaxy of
outstanding Stars in the presence of the charming Mrs, Chas.
Williams who ~really stole.the

dance that will long be remem,)'

dance |

Stadium and it is really starting
| with a bang, The contestants
| will be M. and S. vs., of Detroit, M. & g., Michigan
| state champions and finalisis in
| the World~s Softball Tournament
'at Cleveland in 1945, have an.80 game schedule which will
take them through Utah and
| Arizona, according to Manager
Harold Johnson and he expects
to have a better team to represent Flint this year with the
addition of several ex-serviceemen, With the exception of
Johnny Ross, formerly of the
Yellow Dogs, Floyd Bates, also
of the Yellow Dogs:Ace Holden
of Cleveland and. Stafford of
Pontiae Big Sir, the team has
the same: boys that gave Flint
many thrilling ganres last y2ar.

day nights game will be: Bob
Wright catching, ~Charlie Jus~tice will Start on the mound
with Bill Hamilton at first,
Maidment on second, J. C. Ross
at shortstop, Willie Moore on
third and Floyd Bates, Phelps
and Eli ~Copeland in the outfield.

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show with encore after encore.
Mrs, Williams really has a very
lovely voice and has turned
down contracts with many well
known orchestras, also outstanding on the show was our
one and only Billy Eckstine i:-;
presence of Baby Fields
who rocked the house with his
rendition of ~I~m Still in Love
with You,~ and also a couple
of numbers by Chico and another
fellow from California, and as
we all know no show is a success with a great band and I

Drummer man L C _haven~t you
found a girl yet, it seems ~that
you could find some one special,
W. B. must have something
on the ball to have B and H
fighting over her,

It seems that Big Count must
k-ow something because he
everywhere H T is really cruel
to the male hearts, Why did
she put R W down? Never mind
she~li be back, or will she?
Where does M L S get so many
preity clothes?? Or is that my
business?) When are you. going
to Jeave home again E C? Who
was. thé~ young lady who iad
ihe misfortune on the bus, R, KR.
stood a certain young lady up
the other evening, I understand
her initials are M, H. Get wise

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I understand that E, P, is having red head trouble. Don~t let
it get you down, even tho she

is fine, ~Now listen A, P., stop
a ship that will

W. W.? But why waste your
time in Flint on Wellington, or

very nice couple, Too bad
$0
~long and be good, especially A.
W. after all if J. S. wants you
is

fine, isn~t she?

Teachers Win

(Continued from Page One)

Lindsay, John Henry Long, Bennie McGowan, Fannie Maple,
Olivia A, Mason, Leota Ross,
Josie Snow, Azalia Summer, Hazel ~, Thompson, Meta O, Van
Vacior, Willa Mae Watkins, Nel
will say that. the band of Dave
Herd is truly something to talk
about and to~ think all of this
talent. who gave their very best
coula not have performed if it
hac not been for the truly grea:
versatile M, C, Billy ~Flash~
Gamble whose hard work and
good showmanship went a long
way towards making the YPA
an overwhelming success,

Also we had a vevy fine soft
shoe tap dance by none other
than the great Richard Allen,
which was a surprise to his
many friends, and last but not
least, we were lucky enough to
have one of the greatest sax
men in the ententainment world,
to entertain for us in the pres- |}
ence of Walter ~Chocker~ Campbeli, internationally renown.

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