Flint Spokesman [Volume: 1, Issue: 11]

F.R.2 P41. seems elated over the game in the sixth inning
the whole affair since she is| when Jim Luckado. singled,
no longer involved. stole second and came: home in
Thos mighty COMMAN. front of Sonny Wells,. who
DOS took over the Golden walked, after Novak muffed
Leaf Club last Saturday with| Moore~s roller. The lineups:
their ringside tables. Of course| Easi Side AB H R E
_J.H. is there every week play- Van Slyke Bi oe oe oS BOG
ing hard to get. OBrien $8 occ casa) -s ~ 1
C.R. didn~t you know that|Bysco, 2b 00.0... 200 0
they had a kissing booth at|Sabota, 3b................ 4000
the FICC last Saturday night En, Novak, If.............. 3 0:1 0
or didn't you have ten cents?|Hogan, co... 42~2 0
F.R., I am to!d that~ you McDowell, WD? we alee sel
caused quite a disturbance at|Ed Novak, p................ 410.1
the Honey Droppers get to-}Feeman, rf.............. 220 0
gether last Sunday evening.
Four very unhappy people re-| Total 30 6 5 3
sulted from your appearance| Buick CIO AB H RE
~there, namely: LR, P.V.,| Wells, CE oe sent ee 2 0.2 0
H.B: and VT. ~| Moore, SS yy ay ri ae 4 ] 1. 1
S.W., ain't no use to grunt Thomas, 3b 3:01 1
ad gicen, fode's got your eee et eee ee Ou 0
eat and gone, pala te eee eee 3-2 0-49
Who was the taciber of | aa ati oa a;;:;
_. the HONEY DRIPPERS that | Branch ob i 2101
had the blowout the other! Turner. eo 30 0 0
night and raised such havoc in ee ey
the clubroom? We don't Total 2 5 6 3
know but the CREEPER will
- find out. M. & S, WINS IN SHORT
H.B., who is the watch dog| CONTEST
that has been persistently fol-| M. & S. played Jefferies of.

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~THE FLINT SPOKESMAN

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SATURDAY, JUNE 1, -

Buick CIO
~Defeats East
Side 6-5

~The Creeper~
Last week. while minding
my own business | happened
to see a couple of fine young
people eye-ba ling in front ot
a gece Meeps 4 rn Pow"! Buick CIO's. baseball team
R.H. you seem to think that! 2~~ ~
i are pli vine hous. tddin Flint City Baseball League by
wtly L970 but we kee w Grtes | virtue of a win over,~ East: Side
Youll be sorry, just you wait eee
d ge city for the past 3 years...East.
oe Whar ed eS. Side had won 16 straigh: prior
when she wore slacks to the ag arccapa te esl ep
Honey Drippers~ meeting Mon-| cher and it was his second
or Sagi We wonder? I straight game for the season
-., you are quite. a play-|as he put East Side down with
boy here lately but now that! sca:tered hits.
your brother is back you
should slow down and let him
have some sport. What's hdppened to the run to Detroit?
Who was the girl that asked one. of the great lovers for
a dance at the FICC Saturday
n ght or was it just a neighborlv gesture, H.B. and AS.
What was the deep conver
sation about at the FICC Saturday night, T.R. and P.V.?
Was it about ~he arrival of

In the first inning Ed Novak, East Side~s ace hurler, got
into trouble by walking Sonny
Wells, the lead of man. Wayne
Thomas was safe on an rror,
Willie Moore singled, Jones
waiked and ~Slim~ Truss singl-,
ed. When ~the inning was over
Buick had 4 runs, East Side
scored a run in the second, one
in the fourth and two in the
fittn and one in sixth. CIO:
made two more tallies to cinch

Detroit Friday night at Atwood
tadium and for 5 innings Percy McCracken, latest addition
io the mound Staff, held the
Detroit outfit hitless:.-J, C.
Ross, running for Stanford,
scored the home team~s first
run on a hit by Pack, the short
low ng you around since her!
arrival in the city? Do.you
think that you can successfu ly
cover the many tracks that
you have made _ during tre
past school year? We wonder:

LOOK fellows, the demon
stration that was staged at the

FICC the otrer night was very oo aes Mad beers on\dium, East Side Merchants, | curing sweaters that meet all
adolescent. We're Srown-ups ning: the a cme 2-0 na (tied with Buick CIO for first of the members approval. This
now so let's act the part. fetes of M. & 's 6 \place in the Class A Baseball dance gave them a grand, boost
Ask G.M. what the phrase.:; League, meets the Cleveland in funds toward attaining this
~If you want to talk some Buckeyes of the Negro eee goa!, Needlessly to say that
trash you have: to spend some M. and S. Beat al League. Last year os ~cam |everyone at their initial affair
cash~ means. The Creeper al- wf from Cleveland defeatd the |had a grand time and that we
ready knows. B. k CIO the Homestead Grays, long | congratulate them,
ERR wer seen going ito| DUNC ey ee
the Buick employment office! Buick CIO's softball team Grays 4 strai iin as @ th
today. The Compensation life| was the host to.M, & S. Sun- we prides a ae ee
is running out isn't it, boys. |day night at Athletic Park and bring me phiragreege sali
There is a lot of ta.k going the World~s Softball Finalists team an array of talent in their
around about F.R., but every-|trounced the city league soft- youie speedy; hustling _ ball
one seems to have missed the| >a!! favorites; The ace of the dlub {. N E W S
Fraternity pin she is wearing mound staff, Charlie Justice, | ~
and the Creeper got it from a Started his first game of the:
7 ~ rear, |and Phelps hit a home~ run The Saturday Night Bridge |
reliable source that the owaer| > and had the CIO men and drove in 3 Club met at the home of Mss

eating out of his hand for 3
innings when Herschel Pritchard, CIO first baseman, laid
down a perfect bunt and beat
it out, then died on
in. CIO~s 5th

of -the Fraternity pin will be
in port in~ August. So take
heed T.R. the feeling is mutual between you and F.R.

The Creepser wonder
whether or not A.R. will create

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inning, \ Justice |

Camping Time
Is Here Again

Mt. Calvary
Moves Into 3
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The Mt, Calvary Baptist
Church, under the leadership of
its pastor,: Rev. ~, H. Nicks,
has moved into its new quarters at 3019 Industrial Avenue
and McClelland St. The open-:|/ing program which will include
~|both the Instalation and Consecration Services will start
Sunday, June 9 to June 16.

Sunday May 26 ~. All services were very inspiring.

9:30 a, m, Sunday School,
Will Lary, Superintenden:,

11:00 a. m. Morning Worship
Services. Very well attended.
Sermon by pastor, ~A Master:Meets the Master,~ Choir Ne,
2 and Senior Choir sang, conducted by Mrs, A: M. Nicks..Now that ~camping time is at,
hand a~ain it is the duty of all |
parents, guardians, churches
and or8anizations to do ~ all!
that *s within their power to
see that every girl in this area
who is qualified to attend
camp have the opportunity to.
attend.

Camp: Tyrone offers a wide
variety of opportunities to its
campers. Campers may express themselves creatively
and are also helped to deveiop
an appreciation of good music
and some of the arts of living
close to the out-of-doors.

3.30 p. m, The Missionary
Society had iheir meeting, Devotions were led by Mrs. Lary
and Mrs. Norton. Business session conducted by President,
Mrs, M. Marks. The. Program
was cent2red around the Theme
~Christ Above All in Our
Homes.~ -Mrs. Baker was Mistress of Ceremony. ~Short talks
by Mrs. Ann Harris, Mrs. Sarah Martin and Mrs, L,: Grandberry. Duet, Vertie Lee Jackson, Pauline Denson, Solo,
Rev. Nicks, others. Mrs. 3S,
Woodward and Mrs,. Dabney.

6:30 p, m,. The East LakeGospel Singers of. Detroit rendered a ~short program in the
Baptist Training Hour.
7:30 p. m. Evening Worship
Services, Music by- Choir, Sermon by pastor, ~A Consecrated

Girls may ~register ether a:
the Clifford Street and _ St.
John Street Centers and a.so
tor, Mrs. Geraldine Roberts:
at the YWCA. Program direc
camp chairman, Mrs. Mae Missionary Chacch.~
Johnson; co-chairman) Mrs.|~ pyerybody is. welcome in this
Beatrice Owens. Church.
We thank you very much
for your consideration. a rer
there are any questions. that J J k
you would like to ask feel free iving acks
to call me at any time. If | A Jill
am not available, leave your] Z nd Ls
telephone number so that |
may call youas soon as | return Have Dance
7 oe The Jiving Jacks and Jills,

a fun club of Teen Agers, gave
a very succesSful dance at the
Clifford Street Center. The
young people saw that there
was not enough wholesome Trecreation provided for their age
group; so they decided to do
something about it.. They are
very effectively filling that gap
between their school work, chor~s at home and church. Their
immediate plans call for se
Geraldine M. Roberts,

~Activities Secretary.

East Side

Entertains
Negro Champs

Friday night at Atwood Sta
the woods all alone, and heard
the birds singiig in the~ bran- |
ches of the tall, beautiful tee<s,
This is Mother Nature, ~at her

picture more beautiful. It gives

~Wild Life, The Creat Outdoors

or fishing some placid lake, he
~gets the > feeling of having all
| of his dreams come ~rue,

By Nathaniel Turner
Have you ever walked ~thru |

best. No artist can paint a
one a feeling of freedom and
delight and make you feel near
to God.

Primitive man ~ relied upon |
hunting and fishing for his livelihood, Today -hunting and_ fishing are great sports: and are |
hobbies. for. many. thousands of
men. While hunting: and fishing
a man gets away from the hustle and bustle of urban life and
is really at his best, while pic-:
nicking in. nature~s wonderland;

|Frank Buck, were

Scme great men.as ~Theodore Roosevelt, Martin Johnson and Bringithem Back Alive
expert and
ardent hunters,

When '~a boy is in the woods
hunting he is out of all mischief and his task engage all
of his energies, When he
fisning the wily fish engeee his
best talents.

Every week I will treat upon
some phase of. my experience
in the great out of doors. Send
in your suggestions for the
column, Let us have your prize
stories and all Spokesman readers will reap the benefit,

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Thanks, |
From NAACP

The National Association for

the Advancement of Colored
People, wishes to thank. the
following ~ chutchgs, ~ -organiza
tions anid. perséns,.who donated }
so generously to the Columbia,
Tenn, Race Riot Fund:

- Golden Leaf Sunday School,
$3.00.

Quin Chapel (Church, $30.00,
Shiloh Baptist Church, $11.00. |. Metropolitan Baptist Tabernacle, $16.35,

Macedonia Baptist. $10.00.
Cannan* Baptist, -$10,00,
Church of God, = St.)
$10.00,

Mt. Olive Baptist, $23, os
Antioch ~ Baptist, $13, 36,

Mt. Calvary Baptist, $4.19. |
Blackwell. AME ~Zion, $2.25,

Bethel Methodist, $5.00,
Communist Party, $9,00.
{ Silvertone oy * Chorus,
$10,00.
Rose of Sharon Lodge No, 4,
* $10.00,
Individual donations, $39.68.
Total $201.75.

It gives us great pleasure. to
know that when our fellow citizens were in dire need for
the assistannce that we could
give, you loyal citizens, churches and organizations rose to
equal the task,

Jesse Governor,
President Flint Branch,
Elizabeth Stafford,

Summer Vacation

| out, and~ children will have more

In.a few days school will be

time sto play. It is up to the
parénts to see that they play
where it is Safe, Every year
children are ~ killed: due to the
carelessness on ~some one~s part.
~Let us make this;summer.a safer
~one by being careful at all
times,

SOCIETY

gnambers of: ~the Just Us
nes (Sub were. _entertained
by their husbands at the spacious club of the Flint Colorcd
Sportsmen, Out of town guests
were Mrs. B. Fleming, Sister
of Mrs, P. Perrin and Mrs. Ola
Hughes, Mrs. Viola.-Fielder of
St. Louis, Othe-s present were
Mr, ~and Mrs. W. Weaver, Mr.

and Mrs. E, Brosdnak, Mr. and
Mrs, Simpsea, BMi.,: and Mrs
Dent.:The pa~ty was given in

honor cf Mrs. J

Lott.

Baked Apples

For baked. avples, select souna
fruit. Wash, core and cover with
a mixture of sugar and water to sat
WINNE? OF TRAFFIC WISE. PROGRAM ~ |

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FRANK SIMMONS, who com
He will receive a free trip to
New York City and will see the
busiest and largest city in the
world. Winning contestants will
leave for this pleasant adventure on June 3.:

peted with 65,000 other students
and came up the winner of the
first prize in Detroit~s trafficwise program that was sponsored by the Detroit Free Press.

Ecorse Boy ~
Scores Win in

Track Meet.

Ulysses Rogers, Ninth St.,
~Ecorse, really put on a show at E
the track meet held at The
Michigan State College.~ Rogers
was tied with two other contestants with 13 1-2 points each, =

Singleton Denied
Claim

DETROIT, Mich,_~APNS~
Receivership in the case of
James L, Singleton vs, Watson Realty Company, was
denied by Judge Thomas
Mayer of the local Circuit
Court.;

In his decision, Judge.Mayer
denied that Singleton had any
interest in the partnership. which
che charged in a comploint, had

~Abeen entered into between him- up
~self and Mrs, Watson. ls ERSON ALS

It will be remembered
that Singleton was recently
granted temporary _ re=
straining order against the
Watson Realty Company,
when he contended in a bill
of complaint. that he had not
received any payment from
the alleged partnership
agreement,

Mr, Singleton was at one time

Mr. Irvin Biils, of Chicago,
ll., the father of Mrs. Ursell

Webb, of Jamieson Street, was
~ pleasant visitor to the. city
over the we2k-end.

Mrs. Sally. Holbrook, of
Sugar Lump, Mis3., is ~visit:ng
her son and brother- n-law,
manager of the Watson wages Mr. Lee Holbrook of at. Se
Company. | Street.

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younger sister and we wonder| eq out a homer over Eli Co

it she also wears a Fraternity} Jan's head. Then Justice a
pin, and not H.B.~s either. The |tled down and the best - the
Creeper is looking for A.R. to CIO team could do was get

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