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SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1946

THE FLINT SPOKESMAN:

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PERSONALS
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S-Sgt..
mong..us on leave
Army -Sgt.
of Mr, and Mfrs, B, Cobin of
Massachusetts Avenue.

Mrs, Voncile Woods, popular
club woman and feature writer
for the Flint Spokesman celebrated her birthday on the 3rd
of June and also, her 8th Wedding Anniversary on the same
day.

Mr, Ernest Walsh and Mr.
Jarres Willis of Chicago were
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Lucille Moore of Dakota St,
last week end, Mr, Walsh is
the brother of Mrs, Moore.:

Louise Jones, one of Flint~s
popular young men and a star
for anyone~s show, is. home~ on
furlough. *

After a series of furlough Pvt. |
Columbus Hamilton, is still with
us. g

Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Wheeler
of 1512 Liberty Si,, entertained
Mr, and Mrs. William Davis of
Toledo, Ohio, and Mr, and Mrs. |
Bossie Jordan of Buffalo, N. Y. |

-Miss Gloria Dean Mills, coed
at Fisk university, is now spending her summer vacation at
home, Miss Mills resides at 122]
Alabama St.

Marion Wright, coed at A. &
I. at Tenn, State, is back among
her many home town friends.
Miss Wright ak = daughter of

holiday weekend found
James Hamilton back afrom _ the

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Mr, and Mrs. Karo Wright af
Mt. Morris road,

Mr. and Mrs, Neal R, Turner |
of Massachusettes Ave,, and Mrs.
Lillie G. Woodson of Spencer
St., motored to Michigan City,
Ind,, to attend the funeral of
an old friend, Mr, Henry Franklin,

Mrs. Annie Mae Williams,
the daughter of Mrs. Ida Garvin of Everett Street is home
from an extended trp in the
South. Mrs. Williams visited ir.
Charleston, S.C.

Mrs. ~ Patterson.
of Mrs. Edna Timmons, 0!
Rhode Island Avenue, is a
peasant visitor to the city.
Mrs. Patterson comes.-.from
Rockingham, N.C.

Mrs. Ulysses Fields, of Chicago, daughter-of Mrs. Alice
M. Dent, and sister of Frank

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L. Gillespie. of Gillespie Stree~
~is a pleasant visitor to the city

OBITUARIES

We regret the passing of Mrs.
Alice Wainwright Simmons. No
arrangements. for the funeral
are available at this time,

Last TueSday evening at the
home of Mrs. Emma Oxendins,
366 E, 12th St, a group of young
ladies met and were organized
into a Jr. Kings Daughters
group with Mrs, Oxendine and
Mrs. Timmons as sponsors, The
group will meet 1st and 3rd
Sundays at 3:00 p. m. at the
members homes, The first meet'ing will be held at the home of
Miss Mary Rose Brady, 916 Lippincott Blvd. Officers are as folMiss C,. Smith Pres,, J.
Vice- Pres, E. J.|
Williams, Sec., R, Reed, Asst.
See., B, W,. Timmons, Treas.,
Sec., M,
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| Churches

MT. CALVARY BAPTIST
CHURCH
3019 Industrial Avenue
Rev. C, H. Nicks, Pastor
June 2 ~ 9:30 Sunday School,
very well attended, Will Lary,
Superintendent.:
11:00 a, m. Morning Worship,
Music by. the Combined
Choirs, Guest Soloist, Mr..Wil
liam Hoskins, Baritone who sang
~The Lord~s Prayer,~ Malotie.
Sermon by the Pastor, ~He Was

Moved with Compassion,~ a
comtorting and helpful message,

6.00 P. M, Baptist Union with
Mrs. Dabney as Director,

7:30 P. M, Devotions led by
the Deacons, short Message by
the Pastor, then Communion,
which was very touching.

Mrs, Addie Rea will attend
the- State Sunday School Convention in Detroit this week,
She is a teacher in the Sunday
Scnool and is a delegate to this
~meéting.

Miss Laura Jones, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Lee Jones has returred home from Johnstaqyn,
Pa. -

Sunday, June 9 at 4 p, m. Instaliation of Officers will take
place, Rev. S, D, Ross, Pastor
of Shiloh Baptist Church, Detroit, Mich., and Moderator of
of the Metropoitan District Association will preach, You are
cordially invited to attend these
Services and next week too, beginning Tuesday, ee 11, 7:45,
p. m.

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The Metropolitan Baptist Tab| ernacle sponsored their first pro(gram -at their regula Sunda /
evening service not only honoring those who. gave their lives
for their country but those soldlers of Christ who were mem.
bers otf Metropolitan and have
passed on. Mr, Wm, Hoskins
and Bernetia were soloist singing: ~I Had a Little Talk ~with
the Lord~ and ~Precious Memories.~ ~There was a very ap
preciative audience,

Next Sunday morning ihere
wili be a ~Blessing of the Babies~ ceremony: at the Metropolitan Church. This is a beautiful

~}and impressive ceremony.
The 38rd Sunday which is
known as ~Fathers Day~ prom
is~3 to be a very interesting one
at Mctropolitan, Sunday ~morn.
ing a men~s chorus will sing, At
7:30 in the evening the A. C,
Chorus under the direction of
Mr, Otrice Stafford will render
a musical sponsored by the
Young Adult Group.

Each Tuesday evening at 7:30
there is a special rehearsal for
the Ladies~ Chorus that has been
organized to sing the. 5th Sunday in June for Woman~s Day.
The Chorus is~ under dir2ciion
of Mrs, Gwenola Smith of Quinn
Chapel Church.

We are looking forward to
Ladies Day. The program to be
held at Mt, Calvary Church,
3019 Industrial Avenues, June 30,
at 3p. m, Mrs. Poole of Detroit
will be the speaker, i

There will be special services
at il o~clock and at 7:30 at the
sponsoring church, 3939 Indiana

| Avenue, We are calling for all
| the jadies in Flint to meet with

us. Do not forget the time and
| place,

| - We are happy to report that
| the following members of M2tropolitan Church are improving:
Derry Gibson at home, 813
Jamieson St.,
Sister Rolland at home, 1052
Black Avenue,

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| Sister Scott, Hurly Hospital,
/ + Sister Nard, Hurley Hospital,

Sister Rivers, 833 Pasedena
Avenue.

Rev, T..L, Ballou is improving at his home, 3922 Maines
St. and would appreciate a visit
from friends, Mr, Mae Blackman
would appreciate a call, Bro.
Riley is able to be out again after a long illness.

SPORTS

|. Two of Flint outstanding
| professional! fighters are bookled for important fights Oscar

| Fel', 175 pounds to dght Wild
man Reiss of Detroit at the
/Olympia on June 10, <ix

| rounds; J. C. Ross.135 pounds
to headI~ne a show June 13
at Battle Creek. Mich.. eight
~rounds with Tony Ancona, | 35

The Creeper

Last week the CREEPER stated that Miss P, H. was a dis
interested party in the triangular affair going on between L,
KR, FP. Vv, and* F. R, We wouid
like to make a retraction on -hat
statement. At the Honeydrippers,
Commando dance Thursday ni~e

P. H. was very much in there
and still showed that fighting
spirit, s;

Will K. F, ever make up his
mind, He was hopping around
like a bar fly Thursday nigh:,
He finally wound up with A. V.
whom he says is always gaiting
for his every beck and call. How
about this A. V.

J. T, doesn~t seem to want to
let F, R, out of that Great Lover~s circle, You can see him ai
any time in a so-called friendly
2mbrace with Miss R. What~s the
matter J. T. can~t you see thar
frat Pin or is it that you refuse
to believe that an out.of towner

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Bernice

niece of Mrs. G. W. Smith of

Miss

Henderson,: ~ i Flint com ~ ~ $ 2

vole stolen some: choice Gillespie Avenue, became the

sacciniachte bride of Mr. ~Commador2
It is rumored that one mem- Coles. Mr. Coles is the son of

Elder and Mrs. Sylvester Coles
~cf Dartmouth Street. The cere
ber of the Honeydrippers is on
her way out. Is it true M, H,

about town, PerSonally in the
case of V, T, and A. R. I think
it~s six of one and half dozen
of the other. She is a fine brown
frame.

K. F. has sold his automobile.
If the care could only talk what
a live old town this would be.

C. R. made the statement that
he was going to get married and
have some chidren and _ sctile
down, Are you Sure that it isn~t
the other way around C, R.?:

The bride wore a navy biue
suit with white accessories;
with a corsage of yellow roses.
ccatered with a white gardenia. -At the reception whic) |
was highlighted by swank elegance, the bride wore an aqua
dress that was the keynote of
elegance and good taste.

Guests~on hand to wish the
newlywed; happiness wer?.

Misses Florence M. Woods,
Spenceil Pittman, Carrie 6b.
Hamilton, Willa B. Washingicn, Julia Todd, Lula Maz
Cates, Sarah G. Jackson, Mrs.
Elizabe.h Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Jeff Be!, Mrs. Essie Smith,
M's; Dorothy Hogan, Mr. and

E. W. formerly of the U. S,
Army and self appointed Sgt.
has driven all the young veterans away from their gatherings
at the FICC. Why ~don~t you wise
up man all that is over now, fIvt

us forget about it all. iMrs. Will.am King, Mr. and: |Mrs. Russell O. Frye, Misses
V. B. the Flint Northern Met- |Judnetta Henderon. Evelyn
eol- was seen White, Mr. and Mrs. Jecse

at the dance Thurs- |
day night with V. T, on nis lap, |Fields and Bi ly, Elder H. Gulley, Thomas E.. Roseborougzh,
~Grady Truss, Clarence: Hender> leon, the Rev. C. H. Nix, Elder
mak<~ out that V, B. the boys on land Mrs. Stacy S. Small, Mural

the North Side call him the In- IG. Chewe, Rudolph. Slott, Cer
fornver. nelius Henderson (brother of

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The Creeper. desn~t want the |mony was performed by the
readers to get any mistaken/Rev. Arthur Davis of the)
ideas about the amourous affairs {Bethel ME Church.

Prop.: Phil Johnscn & Lelia ee

Miss Bernice Hendersoii Becomes

Bride of Mr. Commodore Coles

~the Lkride), Augustus
seed, Mrs. Thelma Phelps,
- Mrs. Luvenia Pheips, Mrs. Dila Shields, Shad James, Mr.
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Wiison and Jimmy, Dorothy

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Mics Lucille Smith. Mi:s Alberta Smith, Mr. and Ms.
Richard Given:, Herman, H.
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Sella Shields (aunt ofthe bridegroom), Cleve and, Ohio; Mr.
Johnny Bell, Moher Strong,!
Margaret Bell, Mvril Johnson
the Rev. W.~ Caldwell, and
Mrs. Inez Ward all of Flint.

Cut-of-town guests included
tithe Rev. Robert Aijikens, of
Lansing; Bro. A. Kemp, Al
bion; Mrs. Esther Smith, Batt e
Creek; Mrs. Flora Britt, Battle
Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Vueter
iLove, Mr.and Mrs, John
Smith, Battle Creek. ~

Elder and: Mrs. Syivester
Coles were a most graciuos host
and hostess a:sisted very efficiently by their son. the brothcr of the bridegroom, Mr. Isa
dore Coles.

-\Mr. and. Mrs. Coles

honeymooning in the East.

The Great
Wild Life,
Out Doors

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~lrecived appropriate giits

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| We are glad to see that so
~many of our people have be-}
igun to use Richfield Fars.
'Richfield. Park is a county
| park established by ihe county for its citizens. It is wel
appointed, with elegant and
stately trees and appropr ate
shrubbery. I; is indeed a nic
place to go. ~

Smart Set Bridge Club
Picnicks _

The Smart Set Bridge Cluc
gave a pignic tor tneir hus
bands at the Kichfield Pars.
There was a lot of fun for ail.
~The baseball game: was quite ~
feature, with much s-ellar play
ing, despite aching musc es th.
next day.

Hecney Drippers And

Commandos
~the Honey Drippers an.
Commandos ~combin:d thei

forces to give: the younger se
a p.cnic and dance. The pic
nic was at the Richfield Par
and the dance was at the Roy
al Garden. The younger se
turned out in ever increasin
~numbers and alt had | a gran
time.
~Husbands Entertain
Their Wives

It has been a custom in Flint
for a long time for membeis
ot ladies~ clubs to eniertain
their husbands. The husbands
of the members of the Just Us
Bridge Club, reversed this order by sumptuously entertaining their wives. It is oniy naiural that the men would show
the ladies how it is done and
the fine party held at the
>portman C_ub is history ana
terature now. Everyone on
hand voted this pariy the best
ever. There were two who
had birthdays this month. They

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~theodore

the president, Mrs.
KKoman. Sponsoring this delighiful affair were: Mes_rs.
Booker Barton, Marion Barksdale, Leroy Coleman, Joseph
Kull, James Lott, Arthur Gani,
~iheodore Roman and Peter

By Nathaniel Turner
The other evening while
over by besi files, I could {eo

my favorite fishing spot,
a very small boy fishing has
been my favorite hobby. I spent
hours improving my ~technique
and yet, there was no certainty
that I would succeed at all
| time.s There are certain basic
|p: ~inciples, ihat if followed, are
~almost sure to produce resulis
that will. make any fisherman~s
heart rejoice, I don~t pretend
to know them all, but the ones
that I am going to discuss are
easy to put into practice.

Trout will frequent the shallows where food is abundant
and easy to get. You Should not

right up to it, and began casting, Fish can see a long ways
and if one rushes up to the spot
that he is going to fish he is
likely to frighten the fish. A
badly frightened fish will ~rush
to deep water communicating
his fears to other fish that he
comes in (contact with, Firs:,
you offer the trout your fly, If
he fails to rise to it, take your
fly off and put on a piain hook
and bait it wiih a regular garden worm. This is an inexpensive way to fish. Even if you
do not catch anything,.doz'~t
gripe, After all, I didn~t fish for
~meat. I fish for sport, Above a~'l,
take it- easy' and reap the eni joyment of a life-time,

Readers: Send in your stories
to the column. Let~s pool our
=| knowledge and give the rest of
the readers a really Bs CO..
ek ~Nate Turner,

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the call. of the great oul doors: |

I know that it is time to get to!
Since

approach a spot by just rushing,

in. They were assisted by
essrs. Leon Smith,. Wrex
~Weaver, and Ex:a Broadnax.
The honored guests attending this affair were: Mrs. Bejanice Fleming, of: Detroit,
i4tich; Mrs. Viola Frelder ot
ot. Louis, Mo., Mr. and Mrs.

~SOCIAL BRIEFS

M. and S. Wins
Three Straigat
On Tour

M. & S, was scheduled to play
4 games in Indiana and Illinois
last week but the second game
in Goshen, Ind., was cancelled
on account of wet grounds. The
first game was played the night
of Memorial Day and went. 14
innings before M, & S. finally
downed ~the GoShen team, Perzy McConners hurled the game.
Bobby Wright, M, & S. catcher
hit = home run and M, & S. won
y arscore of 8-4.

Saturday night at Peoria, Iil.
Ace Holden sei the Illinois team
down with 3 hits and struck out
13 men. M, & S. won this one
7-1

Charlie Justice, ace. twiller
and manager of the team, pitched a no-hit, no-run game~ Sunday night in Peoria as his ma~es~
collected 6 runs to end the tour
mn grand Siyle.

Next Thursday night at At, woud Stadium M, & S. will- play
| host to the highly touted Mid'land Dow team from Midland,
Mich, Mildland boasis two of
~the best pitchers in softball in
Al Linde, who in his ~softbali
career has pitched 100 no-hitters, and Ray Dexter.

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Samuel Emerly, Sl-c,, came
over to enjoy the returned. vet~rans dance last Friday night.
Seaman Emerly is on furlough
froin Great Lakes, He lives in
Saginaw, Mich,, 1211 N.. 3rd: St.

A wise old owl lived in an oak

The more he saw the less he
spoke

The less He spoke the more he
heard ~

Why can~t we be like~
bird? -

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Stork Shower

For Mrs. Pegues
-A stork shower was held at

the home of Mrs, Henry Mc
Cravy oi east Jamieson St for
M's. Jesse Pe gues of Broad St. |

This ~event. was sponsored by |
Mrs. Pegues~ ~sister, Mrs. McCrary and her cousin, Mrs,

| Katie Pickett, of| Jamieson St.

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tie Parker,
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