Flint Spokesman [Volume: 1, Issue: 20]

_ SATURDAY, AUGUST

3, 1946

THE FLINT SPOKESMAN

PAGE THREE

Hitting The
Nite Spots

Last weeks nite life turned
out to. bé rather interesting, for
~there were a number: of people
out~ that had not been out for
some time.

The Honey Drippers came
thru with another fine affair at
the. Royal Garden Club with
music supplied by the Honey
Drippers Band, which is made
up of young musicians whem
are just starting out in the musical world, it- was very noticabi~ that although the boys
were not playing with the finess
of ~the seasoned musicians, but
the music they piayed came
frora the heart and went a long
ways towards making the _ affair a great: success,

~Which is more than we can
say for all of the musicians as
a whole.

~The ~Unique Bridge Club
~play od to a packed house aS usual, with ~everyone having a
wonderful: time.

' The Elk~s Lounge was crowded over the week-end with the
Elks membership Drive coming
off very successful, the next in
itiation is -to, be held on the 17
of August, 1946, with a flock of
new brothers coming into this
fine Organization,

The Hut is stifl going strong,
and se lling everything that they
br get to sell, which is not too} o
uch for they: lose quite early,

The Ameri ican Legion Fox
Hole had a steady stream of
customers, all day and night over
the week-end,

The Golden Leaf Club was
packed to capacity over the
weekend with ~standing. space
oniy, music was furnished by
the ~ ever faithful juke-. box
which played continuously fo
the dancing patrons,
>The River~s End. Club, came
forth with a fine turnout, with
everyone having a grand time,
there was. plenty of excitement
furnished by the popular play
boy and world 1enown sportsmar
~B' i Brown, The popuiar she-',
he- hoys hang around the River~s
end quite frequently, beware
Rey Baker, I think I saw one
of thera making eyes. at you,
and knowing that you are a
ladics~ man, you could not, reSist, or could you?

The River~s End Boys are
planning a huge affair at the
Riverside Saturday and Sunday,
this should be a great affair for
the keys have a huge following
from all over the state,. and; the sermon. He is the third gen
|; Members gave a surprise baby

Church News

The young women of Quinn
Chapel Church spozsored a big
Yovth Day at the Church. The
Rev, George Baber delivered

eration of Babers to preach in
Flint. The Rev. Mr, Baber is
the son of Bishop Baber, formerly of Ebenezer Church in Detroit and he is a minister. in
Montreal although he is still.in
school, |

The Pricey Choir and the
Junior Choir presented the muSic, to a mass congregation representing all of the churches in
the city,

The Rev, Walter\Crider is the
pastor,

Club News

The 7:30 Social and Arts Club

shower for their president, Mrs.
Gus Wells, last Sunday afternoor, It was a grand affair with
everyone enjoying themselves
immensely.:

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J. Watkins, son of the Rev,
I, Watkins of Everett Street, is
now home after being discharged from the service. Watkins
plans~ on attending Tennessec
State.this fall,

Miss Ruby Wells of Pasadena
Avenue, who is_ attending
Fleming Beauty College in Detroit, was home for the week| end,.

Mr. Charles. Poole and Mr.

Wallace Chambers of Chicago,
were week- end visitors tO our
fair city,

The Honeydrippers came thru
with a fine promotion, after a
bricf set-back from their. recent
swimming party, which I am
told was not too successful, as

sive for what the Drippers have
to offer,

Oscar Reeves
for:ineriy of Flint,
the week-end, ~

M-, Frederick. Jenkins and
Mrs. Willa Mae King of Detroit
were in Flint last week, visiting
her aunt, Mrs, Annie M. Holt,
Mrs, King of 3414 Michigan~Avenue, announce the engagement
of her daughter, - Willie Mae
King, to Mr. Frederick Jenkins.
The wedding will take place
sometime in August,

Eudell effries of Wellington
Street, left the city to go to
Lafayette Indiana, where he
plens to make his home,

Mrs, J, Johnson, director of
St. John Street Centér, rervently.2turned from a visit to Har~ford, Conn,, to visit he; mother.

Mrs, Jessie Nelson is S<rious-.
ly ill at Huriey HoSpital, Mes.

of Muskegon,
was here for

~da Beil Carpenter is also at
Huriey and steadily improving.

Brooks: Tvavis of Liberty].
Street, spent the week-end in
Ypsilanti, Micagan. visiting his
aun..

Verlene Wills and caughter of
Eldorsda, Kan,, ~s visiting her
cousia, Mr, and Mrs, Cleo
Thomas of 2010 Crocker Street.

partment Store has in stock all
of your personal necessities such!
as lace hose, cosmetics, blouses,
plastic belts, nylon ties, plastic
suspendérs, embroidery thread,
and as always your favorite selections in popular and sacred}
records, Save your time and
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She plans to make an indefinite
stay hore.!:
_ Mec, Winegarden of the Columbia Theatre recently retu:ned from his vacation at Mt,
Clemons, Mich.

~Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Jones
of New. York, spent part -of
their vacation viSiting their
aunt, Mrs, Maggie Jackson, of
Everett Street, The couple were
Sunday guests of their first
cousin, Mr, and Mrs, John McClain, St. John Street.

Miss Willia Daniels of North
Carclina, is visiting her niece,
Mrs, Edwand Moss of this city.
~Miss Verlene Hayes of Kansas
City is here visiting her sister,
Miss Nancy Neely.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rollins
and Mrs. Arnette Thomas of
Romulus, Mich., were guests of
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ae scem to be a poor receiver

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The Creeper
Who is J. T, gcing with now,
couid it be V. A,?
Looks like E, B. lost out on
L

Why does W. B. come down
to -E, W.~s house, O, H. had
better be careful,

News and Views | MEDICAL DATA!

(Continued thom Page 1) | By Dr. J. A. Thornton

PENICILLIN
The drug, Penicillan, has be
|come know to every one more

guilty parties have been identified and turned over to. the
law enforcement officers.~

Does J. T. still love F, D.?

What~s this I hear about P,|
K, and W. D. at the skating
party? P, K., you had better;
keep your mouth shut.

-Coems like R, F. and R. Lat
are coming on. Watch your step
M, B.

Is it true that A. J, is now
going with H. M.? How about it
H, 14.7?

Sc A. J. T.. finally quit. B.S.

i now see W. A. wearing A.
S.~s engagement ring.
_ What will happen ~to Flint
next? It now has a new set of
triplets, Could it be B, M., E,!
B., W. A?. |
Sav B. P., why not get wise
to yourself and let the boys
chase you for a change?
You see it didn~t work
R. B, A., so why try it with
B.'F.? B, M. and E, B, Fine
talent_ will be gone for a couple
of weeks, Wond~r who will escori the gals now?
Liston B. F. I thought you
were a tough guy, It~s alright to
play slick if you can take it.

'

with

B.. P, why don~t you _~ stop
running after B. F.? Can~t you:
B. M.. has the best go?
Wake up and live B, P, because
he doesn~t want you. B, M.
seers: to be his heart beat,

t seems that R, C, likes his
best girl friend, because hej
walks her home every night.
E. J,.E., what~s wrong? Sinc2
you moved to the south side,
you seem to be ignoring your
friends, on the north end, |
The Creeper hears that E. B,
anit B. M, are going to Port
Huron on Saturday, Girls we.
alsc hear the two boys over,
there aro fine, |
J. B, don~t be too sure that
-. B. wont take E. M. away
from you this time, LecauSe
she seems to be doing very well
since he~s been home. So you
had better beware, ~

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Six Million Trillion Electrons
About six million trillion electrons
flow through the electric light or
a lamp tahle i. nor State authoritics. will: rest

~mother *

7 <2 iso than any other drug. This
MRS. ROOSEVELT. one drug has meant so much to
SPEAKS OUT the medical profession, espeAGAINST LYNCHING cially during these overwork
ed, hurried times of war. Th~:
has the same meaning to the
physicians as ~Peace~ has tc

the world.

The great value of penicill~n
as a local and systemic antiinfective makes inves igation
of its manifo'd possibilities
well worthwhile. The grea!
demand for penicillin has beer
greater than the supply. or
hand and the supply has been
limited. Now that the supp y
has imcreased so _ has_ the
knowledge of its uses.

N HER MODEST Hyce Park

home, Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt lamented the horrible murder of two Negro:
couples in Monroe, Ga:, in
these words: ~In the last few
days when I've not been sad,
I've been seething with righteous indignation. |] have been
indignant~ that ~any people
could make me feel so ashamed.~ Writing further in her
daily column, she says~ ~rhe
cold-blooded murder of two
men and their wives holds our
nation up before the world to
ridicule and shame.~

Mrs. Rocsevelt also stated
that, ~lk hope. neither Federal

The mode of ection of peni
cillm is~ apparently antibac
terial rather than antitoxiz. Th~
antibacterial action of penicillin has been studied by a number of investigators within the
jpast year. The American
chemists have prepared, studied the uses and administrations of penicillin, and find it
so revealed'that her grand- usefu I in all streptococeic inwas ~ Georgia _ born, fections. i Pneumania, ~~
which hurts her pride all the jthea.-meningitic, syphilis, diph
theria, liver abscesses and so
imany other diseases that we
~don't have the spice. to dis| cuss:

until these men who have besmirched the honor of our nation and our democracy have
been brought: to trial.~

Mrs. ~Eleanor Roosevelt al
more.
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OWN IN THE Lone Star;
State Negroes exercised} The administration of penitheir right by going to the polls/cil!in has been intramuscular
in large numbers and casting and - intra-venous injections,
their ballots for candidates of|and directly into. the infected

Austin at 3982 Twelfth Stree:

Redick according to a state.

beat her she ran into her sons
room and at that ~
threw a milk bottle and hit the
man, then the man started to
chase him. So, in the meantime, Juanita ran next door to
Myrtle Witt~s house, who livee
at 3990 Sixteenth Street, but
the man kept up the chase and
followed her even though he
had to force his way in.

Large Search for Vivian Banks ~
Wasi in Vain As of Saturday, a

Police Information Reveals

The Ohio State Highway Po-: Pierce home where she was erhlice were given last week end| ployed, on Friday, July ~ 19,
the description of Vivian Banks,} About 2:00 p. m, -when_ Mrs,
1277 Hawthorne Avenue, who is, Pierce came home, the girl surhunted for the ice p~ck stabbing | prised her - by jumping -out of
of Mrs,;Martha Bryant Pierce, | the closet with an ice pick. Mrs,
1268 E, Long St. Police said | Pierce, an expectant mother -and
Saturday that they had sent the| wife of Sgt. Lévi Pierce, was
description of the 19 year old; stabbed over 15 times, She was
Banks girl to neighboring On~o treated in Grant Hospital and
towns and cities but has not | reported doing fine, although #he
received an answer, It was then] baby was born dead, The Banks
beli~ved that- highway -cfficials girl immediately left the prémismight be of did. Vivian Banks, es, leaving the ice pick. behind
as reported to police, was hid-| and neither her parents hor anying ix a bedroom cloSet of the!one knew of her whereabouts.

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MILK BOTTLE USED A3_ |??**#eeereresecsoet

WEAPON OF WAR. ECORSE,. Mich.~On the

evening of July 25 a man
broke into the home of Donald

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their choice in both the gov- | tissue has shown immediate When the fight was over anc| @1~M IN THE MOOD FOR
ernor'~s race, and also for ep: proven: The rapid ex-|the points counted Juanita had LOVE
resentatives and senators. So;creation of penicillin into the|a deep laceration on the left} @] KNOW THAT YOU
close was governor s race that urine makes it necessary to)eye and a possible fractured KNOW
a second primary has_ been set| give fpeanens ~suonwons - right shoulder. BY THE
for Aug. 24, in order to decide| Some cases ter effects o ~ian 3; ~
the Dp adie of the state. | the use of penicillin is very ch Her seid ~ the ie ~ KING COLE TRIO
rare and temporary ee i put ne @LOc. tal H LOMOND
Sometimes I wonder how @I DON~T KNOW WHY

we have gotten along so without the wonders of this drug.

Gov. Arnall

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roe to furnish bond for Malcolm
and was enroute tO his home
when the mob waylaid his auto~+ mobile.

Tne stabbing of Hester occur-,
red July 14, the sheriff said,

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-when the farmer remonstrated
with Malcolm for abusing his
wife, Hester~s condition was rePorted ~~good~ today.

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WASHINGTON, July 26.~

Free ~Autographed Photos of
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Roy Rogers, Trigger and
Gabby Hayes
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THURS., FRI. and SAT., AUG. 1, 2, and 3

Atty, Gen, Tom Clark today or
tice department into the killing
of icur Negroes late yesterday
in northwest Georgia.

The attorney general said the
investigation would be carried} ~
out by the civil rights sections
of the criminal division,

also
The Most Sensational Picture
of the Year!!!
Ray Milland in

~~The Lost Week End~~

In Alluring Technicolor!1
~~Yolanda and the Thief~

also

SUNDAY and MONDAY, AUG. 4 and 5

PROBE STYMIED -
MONROE, Ga, July 29

State police reported today they,

had run into a ~stone wall~ in

Ezst. Side Kids Are i in Trouble

~~Follow the Leader~

TUESDAY and WEDN
In Blushing Technicolor!!!

~Gene ened Cornel Wilde

giant Her~ to Heaven~~

tracking down every lead in the
investigation of the lynching of
four Negroes near here.

ESDAY, ave 6 and 7
Favorites of the Air Waves!!!

in ~We have talked to a lot of

people and gotten -nowhere,~

COMING FOR TH
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THURS., FRI. and SAT., AUG. 8, 9 and 10

~To Have and Have Not~

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REE BIG DAYS!!! Said Maj, William E. Spence,

head of the state police, ~We
think we know who some of the
Members of the mob are but
we can~t prove it.~

BOGART in

The congregation of the First
Methodist Church here yester
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Newspaper Advertising for the Week Beginning Augest 2nd

day by resolution called on local and Walton: County authorFs ities to cooperate witn the state: rik ~ wuiboritics,: | Georgia, through Gov, Ellis

Arnall, has offered $10,000 re~ward for information leading to

Bruce Cabot - Richard Arlen
~LET 'EM HAVE IT~~

also.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY; AUG. 2 and 3

the conviction of the 20-odd
mobsters,:

G. 0. P. re

Sunset Carson

~Bandits of the Badlands~

Scarlet Hor-eman No. 8
Color Cartoon

Fred Astaire

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SUNDAY and MONDAY, AUG.4and5 ~
~Yolanda and the Thief~~|

Robbed by

\~Fake~ Policemen

CHICAGO~ ANP ~Three
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Jean Leslie - Robert Hutton

~Too Young to Know~~
Hop Harrigan No. 8
Color Cartoon

Corncl Wilde - Gene Tierney
~~Leave Her to Heaven~~

In Blazing Technicolor!

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6 and 7

last week robbed~ Clarence
Brooks, 55, Republican leader,
of property valued at $232, acalso cording to a police- report.
Jack Haley

Boks, Republican central commit~eeman from the 4th district

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THURSDAY ONLY, AUG. 8

and assembly precince captain
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when the officer left.

| home was one floor lamp bro
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dered ~full inquiry~ by. the jus-|.

Juanita was still unconscious

~Eddy Heywood

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The Memorials to Their Ilustrious
Dead

are an index of a Nation's civiliza~ion. just es the
appropriate and respectful dignity of a fu-eral forms
a standard by which the fam/ly~s culture can be
judged with accuracy, we heve made lifelong study
of these things and place our years of experience at... +
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