Flint Spokesman [Volume: 1, Issue: 24]

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1946

Genesee County
T-B Association

THE FLINT SPOKESMAN

Writes Editor

j August 26,
Mr. Frank Gillespie

Flint Spokesman
922 E, Gillespie
-Flint 5, Michigan
Dear Mr. Gillespie:

If you would care to hav2 it,
we: would be: pleased

you a weekly. health

without charge for
n..wspaper

For several
umn have
to a i
weeklics
results

number of
~on

have b%en

~than had been hope
believe we ar? now. justified in
column to newsEditors
for

offering the
papers in this coun
who have space

weeks
be2n made available
Michigan
The
better
and we

far
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~y,

the

a trial. basis,

available

194~

2s good. music.
to offer} Mr,. Mems_ received wmuny,
column

use in your

col
features of this type find the

a helpful
readers
interests

column
their
health
munity.
~The
heaith
Tuberculosis '
prepare their

of

columns are

copy

service
in promoting the

the

to

com
written by

~experts of the National
~ Association, -who
in coopéra
tion: With othar health agencics,
a

The columns~ ~over

~range of" topics

wid2

in the health

field, with emphasis on tuber
culosis. ~The style.

is

informal

and chatty, yet the subject: matter jis ~scientifically sound, Each

weck~s

400 -words.

column averages 850 to

We distribute the columns in

mimeographed fezm
office abeut ths

month ~

fro

giving you
time all of the columns for

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at

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during the following month,

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Market

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Surprise Party
|Held for

Elbert Mems

surprise party was given
for Mr.. Elbert Mems, by his
aunt, Mrs. Everlenna Smith at
her home on Parkland St
Plenty of good refreshments
were available -for all_as weil

many gifts, And al. ee the
evening, i

Among thoSe present, were:
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur. Marks,
Mr. and Mrs,..Cellie. Porter}
Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Kendall,
Mr, and~ Mrs, C. T, Glover,
Mr, and Mrs. Clifford. Norten:
Mr, Mose. Anthony, Mr. and
Mrs, Campbell, Mr. and Mrs;
Arthur Clack, Mrs, Cornelia
Harris, Mr. William Ayoes,
Mrs, Josie Johnson, Mrs. Irene
Marshall, Mr, Fre d Lee Reeds,
Mrs, Loretha Lattimore, Mrs,
Lela Jackson, Mr, and Mrs,
Raymond Jackson, Mr. Lucious
Fleming, Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Anthony, Miss Billy Hall Miss
Danny Bell, Miss Adele ~Smith
and Mrs, Willie Mae Lockett~
from Memphis, Tenn.

Obituary

Mrs. Clara Sears of Da-.
kota St, dred Sunday, August 25
at Fenton, Michigan. Body will
bo at the residence, 1230 Dakota, and ~will later be shipped to Texas; Arrangements are
being made by Watkins and
James Funeral Home. The
cause of her death was an au;
tomobile accident, | She wag
born in Keystone, Oklahoma
on April 2 1911, and had liv;
ed in Flint for 6 years. Sur;
viviig, are ~husband, LeRoy,
brothers, Cleve, and M, T. of
Flint, mother, Mrs, Allie Dan
sels; brother, Clifton Holman;
grandmother, Mrs. Addie Gardner, all of Shamrock, Tex,

come to uSe if you wish, If
September which you. are welyou are interested in having
this service on a continuing. basis. please check and retura

the enclosed postal card,

i the brush off,. Watch

| chased ELW, AJ and ELH and
| MD kome Sunday, could she be
| PK~s fried?

fen in,

{.the

R 2B A, wake up. B P is making a mad play for a few others,
Esrecially J PB. So C J is trying to own J P. Soul and body,
Who is she to say who can
call him up and visit his sister?

So MC thinks she finaily got
RW, It~s only beceuss AT put
hira down. So GB gave MC
CB. She |
will tell the Opposite, ~What~s
this about BC asking GS to the
show. Take it easy BC, Well
WD really held or to PK at
the Skating party Sunday, OS

wes Seen slipping out of tho
Royal Gardens with SS Saturday night and_= slipping jin

Sunday with anoiper cick,

Wno is playing wno? Is SS
playing OB or is ii just. the
~opposite? GT is sten quite~.a
jot without TB. Is she too /fast
for him _or is he i900 fas: for
her? time will ts".

want GW ~er

LU}. 4nust hersolf instead of playvig Cupid
for JM, Why is FD always

picking on girls such as PN?
Why does HM make Grant St,
so hot? DM and DT seem to
have had a family reunion at:
skating Sunday, Who was ithe
girl at skating Sunday _ that

EB, sucker, how many tickets did/ vou buy from One beautiful (member of the 7:30 Social /and Arts Club just so you
could be served your breakfast
in bed under that pretty pink
Blanket. Boy! Did you get tak
KD decided to make five days
in the shop so that he could
sport AS, Good deal. You never
did that for the rest of the
girls. Or did you?

Who was the: young lady who
was loud talking the Editor of
Flint Spokesman in Smith
Lattimore Dept, Store about
the Creeper never creeping on
her, Her initials are JL,

VG you were seen on the
bus all by yourself. What's the
matter, are you lonesome, or
justs playing hard to get?

A certain club on the southend here is really running
down, It seems that the honey-|:

Sincerely yours
| LAYTON E. THOMPSON,,
Executive Secretary}

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highest death to 1 of any dis
|| thought- of as a young people~s
~} disease..

drivpers have dripped their
last bit of honey.

T-B After 40

Because tuberculosis takes the

ease among young people from
15 years of age on, it is often

Actually, tuberculosis belongs
to ko age group, It may strike
any age, though pulmonary tuberculosis is comparatively rare
between the ages of 5 and 15.
The fact that tuberculosis is

the interest of better

| Waters and.

Smith United

Given in marriage by her
brother, Oz2ll Waters, Miss
Ceola Waters became the very

charming bride of Mr. Robert
Smith, son of Mr. Smith on
Industrial,

Miss Jess? Smith was maid
ef honor and Mr, Coralee Page

was the best man. They were
the only attendants, The ser| vice waS performed at the
home of Mrs, Hazel Wood on
Twelfth, aunt of the ~ bride,
Rev. /Timmons _ performed: the
elaborate cerernony.:

The bride wore a white nei
peplum gown with a v2il bordered with three inch English
lac2, with a crown of seed
pearls; Her att@ndant was attired in a blue gown, Mvs. Aretha McNeely, mother of the
bride. chose a pea-green dressmaker~s suit, with a corsage of
roses,

Tle reception was held at
745 McCicllan Street, and ov2r
309 friends and relatives came|

to congratulate the bride, An
entire room was filled with |
beautiful and useful gifts, Mvs.
Ceola Smith; chose an _ off
white traveling suit and white
pumps for the reception.

Every type of refreshmenis
imaginable was served, including platters of fried chicken,
canapes, shor~deuvres, and relishes, A four tier cake was
also cut -by the happy bride
and groom for their friends.

Tke Spokesman Staff joins
with the many friends and relatives to wish. the popular
couple the best of luck,

MODERN SEAMSTRESS
SALON TO OPEN
Mrs, Della Shields and Mrs,
Erien? Sadler both of whom
are experts in the art of sewing have combined forces to
give Flint one of the best Sewing Salon in Michigan, to insure that they will have the
best both of these women have
left for New York On a buying spree to select the best in
fall..goods, Watch your. Flint
Spokesman for the grand opening..The shop will handle ali
kinds -of alterations and repairs, and will be located at
2803 1-2 Industrial Avenue.

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health as
a Christmas Seal health education service of the Genesee
County Tuberculosis -Association).

FLINT

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fleming of Columbia, Tenn,,. are
visiting Mr, and Mrs, Lucious
Fleming and Mr. and-Mrs, Albert Fleming of Parkland and
ave doing the town enlightening our social life and report
that they like Flint very muca,
The couple plan on _ spending
the week end be Idiz Wild,

Michigan.

Mr. and Mrs, William Branron of Indianapolis, Ind., are
suests of Mr, and Mrs, Abner
Davis of Pingree St. This popular coupl2 likes Flint
much, Mrs. Peter Perrin, M>,
Clack and Mr. J.D, Shook
motcred to Nashville, Tenn, for
the Funeral of Ms, Clark~s
Brother of that city.

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PERSONALS

very]

PAGE THREE

cme Neen SR

torel ~to Nashville, Tenn., ~c
attend the Dental ~Convention,
Accompanying them was Mrs.
Blaze,

Mr. and Mrs, Bob Wilson, of
Gary, Indiana | <pedit a portion
of ~heir honeymoon in our fair
city, visiting Mr. and Mrs, Virgil Jam2s, brother of the bride,
Mr, Wilson was recently discharged from the service and

Mrs,, Wilson has the~ position
of Secretary for th2 Sec. of
State of Indiana, of which she
has held for the last 10 years,

Mr, Gilbert Ballequ of Milwaukee, Wis,, fo-merly of Flin.,

is now visiting in our fair city
~visiting his friends, and is
guest of Ph~l Johnson of the
Famcus Miami Chicken~ Shack,

Club News

- The Brownettes Social Club

| ~and

surprised Mrs, Fanny McKay
elderly widow with a
large basket of. a variety of
groceries, Mrs, McKay resides
at 1225. Florida Avenue and
was overwhelmed at. generosity
of the members of the Brownettes Sccial Club and thanked
them with many blessings.

Mrs, Emma Bell, Pres.
Mrs, Fannie Clark, Sec.
~ Mvs, Mary Mays, Reporier,

Makers No,
of Mrs:

1 at
' Leontine

Home met

the home

Brandon, 211 FE, Wellington
Averue, with the President,
Mrs. W, C. Ross, presiding, Mrs,
John R, Caldwell, ~ local Peed
ress woman, was the,gues

speaker. She spoke on sil
dising and small businesses, Mrs,
Calcwell gave an inspiring talk,
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Clementine Jett 1801 1-2 Clifford Si.

THANKS FROM MR.
MRS, PEGUES
Mr, and. Mrs.
of Broad Street,
cordially thank their many,
many friends for their: most
profound kindness and consideration during their recent
emegency. It. is those tokens of
consideration that so embues,
enrich life and is a lasting attribute of fine friendship,
Signed:
and Mrs, Jesse

AND

Jesse Pegues,
wish to most

Mr, Pegues:

Pre-Salted Celery
~A Wisconsin trnck farmer is grow
ing pre-salted celerv

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COLUMBIA

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THEATRE

not a disease of youth alone is
proved by Statistics which show
that more than half of all the
deaths from tuberculosis occur
among persons 40 years of ag?
and over,

Tuberculosis is caused by a

Fri, & Sat., Aug. 30 & 31

for

~WHITE PONGO~

also
Roy Rogers and Trigger in

Picture you have been waiting| ~~ Along the Navajo Trail~~~

Scarlet Horseman Chap. No. 12
Color Cartoon

germ, and everyone exposed to
the germ may get the diseas~,
regardless of his ags Years
do not create immunity to the
disease, there is no

strong enough
when germs

a hvalthy body.
to resist disease
invade the body,
One of the reasons so many
of the tuberculosis deaths occur among people of 40 years
and over may be that the disease was not discovered early
enough for treatmnt to be undertaken succ2ssfully,
Tuberculosis seldom has out-}
warc symptoms in iis early
stage. The germs work quietly
at first and great damage may
have been done by the time
the symptoms are apparent and
the disease is discovered, Tuberculosis can be cured, but it is

5)

There would be fewer deaths
from tuberculosis if the disease
weve always discovered in its
2arly stage, And it can be dis
easier to cure in that early,
symptomless. stage. If allowed
to progress until -one lung is}
badiy damaged or both lungs
are afferted it ds difficuit iv
arrest the disease,

Sun. & Mon., Sept. 1&2
Special Holiday Mat., Mon.,

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Sept. 2, Labor Day~!: 80 p.m.
immunity| Pat O~Brien - Ruth Warwick in |
-against tuberculosis unless it is

~Perilous Holiday~~

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Chap. 12 Hop Harrigan

Tues. & Wed., Sept. 3 & 4
Ricardo aan - J. Woodbury

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also
~Cisco Kid~? in
~~The Gay Cavalier~
Also Color Cartoon

Thursday Only~Sept. 5

George Zucco in

~~Flying Serpent~~

also~
Charles Starre't
The Durango Kid in
~Blazing Western Trails~
Color Cartoon

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a chest X-ray.

and over formed the habit of
having periodic chest X-ray examinations, caSes of. tuberculosis would te found. before it is
too. late for successful treatment,

| In the next at icle, giving the
~child a healthy start in school
will b2 discussed,

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(This column is sponsored in

li everyone 15. years Of age}

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TILDEN THEATRE

+, Fridav and Saturday, August 29, 30 and 31

~HOUSE ON 92ND STREET~~
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Sun. & Mon., Sept. 1 & 2

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SOCIETY

OUT OF TOWNERS FETED

AT GALA PARTY,Last Saturday night at the
home of Ryalls and Glover of
814 Parkland St, ~was. th?
scene of gala party given in
-honer of Mrs, Gist, of Helena,
Ark, and Mrs. Raiford of
Louisville, Ky. -Mrs, > Gist. 18
the guest of her daughters, Mrs.
Jerry Wilson, Mrs, Alma Kendall and Mrs. Elsie Glover,
Mrs. Radford is the guest of
her son. and his wife, Mr, and
Mrs,.-A. J. ~Radford of Parkland St, Other out of: one |
yresent were Mr,- and Mrs.!}
Fleming of Columbia, Tenn.!
Mis: Willie Mae Lockett oi
Memphis, Tenn,, and Mr. J, C,
Campbell. of Chicago, Tll.,,
whom is making his home here
in Flint.

A lively game of whist was
enjoyed by all _ participating
and the highlight of the evening was the performance of little Miss Joan Radford, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. A, J, Radford in a surp2rb exhibition of

the latest dance steps.

Other guests present Wwer?:
Mrs, May Kate Bradford, Mr,
and Mrs. L, Fleming, Miss
Cloteal Moore Mr, Walt2r Cobean, M-. Macco Louis (ihe

Mule). Mrs, Elizabeth Ferkins,

Mr. Thomas James, Mr, Bell
and a host of others,

Délicious refreshments were
serv2d buffet style and every
one had a most enjoyable even-|
ing, ~

STORK PAYS A VISIT

A baby girl was born to Mr,
and Mrs. Bob Rawls of Leith
St. A baby boy was born to}
Mr, and Mrs. Speed Wingfield
of Grant St.

SOCIAL CLUB.ENTERTAINS
The 7:30 Social and Arts
Club had a most enjoyabl=:
lawn party last Saturday night.
games were played, refreshments~ served, and were very
plentiful ard there was a very
darge crowd,

Many of the prominent Flintites were present and the winner of the beautiful Slumber
est Blanket was Mrs, Anna
Powell of Everett St,
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Night Spots
Chocker Campbell and the

Bachelors of Rhy~hm are in. the
spotlight this week, after giving a very successful jump and
jam session at the Royal Garden|
Club on Saturday and Sunday
evenings, A crowd of over 300
musie lovers turned out on

the music of this terrific aggeegation, To top th~s delightful evening, Billy ~Flash~
Gamble put on a very unique
floorshow, wh'ch included thtenants of Clematine Fields,
Lubertha Prince, Baby Fiélds
and sp2cialties by the band, and

Billy Gamble, We might add.
mighty Gamble was at his b2st.
All had a delightful time and

over 150 returned on Sunday
for the same treat,

The Mason~s gav2 a jump out
at Riverside: Inn, The crowd
was very scarce, but the music
that was furnished) by Gene
S2als and his Swing Unit was
as always, very pleasing to the
ear. The crowd was so_ scarce
due to the two even~s and also
th? weather, which was rather
cool for a dance in the country.

Many good folk gathered at

i shows at 11 p. m. and 1 a. m.

' juke box is still the center of

Saturday to swing and sway tO}

Sportsmen~s
Social Society
Organized

Ss. S. S. (Sportsman~s Social
Socisty) is by far the most
promising organization to have
y2en organized in a long ~time.
It~s members &-e very prominent namély: Alfred Johnson,
former member of Flint Central Football and Basketball
teams; Square Stinson, former
Caldwell basketbal star; Jesse
Thomas, Outstanding letter man
for ~Flint Indians, 1944-1946,
and Harold Jones, Star Cager
of Flint Northern before doing his hitch fo: Uncle Sam,

~Officers of th2 club ar2 Boyd
Buckner, treasurer; Ernie Vincent; secretary; Johnnie Tucker, publication manag:r,
This. club is being sponsored;

by the well known Johnnie
Caldwell.
We lift our heads in proud
ness to the SSS and hope that
it will be a great success in
our fair city.

BIG LABOR DAY DANCE
MONDAY, SEPT. 2ND

There will be a big Labor
Day Dance at the Royal Gardens Club, Monday, September
2 1946 featuring ~Little Willie~ and his all-star floor show
from Detroit, Reserve tables by
calling 2-5109 after 6 p, m.
Dancing from 9 ~til 2 with Kelley Smith and his band, Floor

Given by the Club Sudan,

Leaky Roof
Water which comes into a building
through a leaky roof spreads out unier the roofing to the roof boards,
the plates and studs, and into the
walls and floors.

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end, And as usual it was realty jumping.

Th Golden Leaf Club never
fails to have a good crowd of
say folk who like to dine and
dance among friends, The new

attraction,

Many Flintites are taking advantage of the Golden Pheasant 'becaus? it is~ Open all night
and serves such~-deticious~ fried
chickens and chops, | >

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ATribute

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The ~Michigan Gianis, a Class

D baseball team,
teenagers who throughout -.

composed of
the

regular scheduled league won.

13. games without any losses,
These boys play2d_ inspired
ball; the most striking part of
this team was that they played
without a coach or a sponso;,

They had their little differences which is only natural for a
group Of boys, however they
never lost the urge to play
winning ball, One of the- players, Rufus Collins, was capiain,
and the nearest thing they had
to a coach,

The Michigan Giants went
into the city playoffs against
the best Class D teams of the
city, They gained the final
with 4 wins and one loss.

Th? final game was_ against
Rodger~s Roofers who haS one
of the best coached teams of
the city. Ray Gillard, the pitcher for the Michigan Giants.
who up till this time had won
13. games without any losses.
found the Roofers too much and
he Jost his only game by. the
score of 8-1.
it. was.this gam2 that~
emphasized the lacking of a
coach, but despite this- the
Giants fought bravely until the
end,

Next + season

really

~t~

should: ~ find

these high School and junior

high school lads without coach
or sponsor, Sport plays an important part in fashioning th2se
youths for the life they are
going to face in the future: ~It
also. serveS.as a curb tO juvenile delinquency, _ a

I consider it a privilégé ~T4
nay this little tribute to~ the
following members of the Miclrigan Giants:

a ~2
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weet t

Earley,

Collins, Scott ~Gils
lard, Stitt, Jakeway, Johnson;
Smiih, and Pioneer,

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toller Beartngs

More than 30 million compléte bak.:

und roller bearings were made each
month during the last two war years
by the snti-friction bearing manufacturers for U S. military - equipment. Approximately 100 million
ball and roller bearings of all Aypeswere made during the iast war.year.
for U. S military aircraft alone

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befor! os Soeloateotoeteet

New Fall Hats

NEW HAT DEPARTMENT
Men~s Hats Made to Order

RENOVATING DEPARTMENT
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Golden Pheasant Chickea Shack ~

1106 Everett St.

FOR THE BEST BARBECUE AND CHICKEN IN TOWN~ <
TRY THE GOLDEN PHEASANT.

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Accounting ~ Bookkeeping ~ Tax Service

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TAYLOR GROCERY ~
BEER ~ WINE TO TAKE OUT

_ GROCERIES ~ MEATS
OPEN SUNDAYS and EVENINGS

Phone 4-6482 ~ 1018 E. Stewart ave:
E. S. TAYLOR, Prep. wa 8
~- me ees sales =

OPEN A

SOUTHERN BO

808 PINGREE ST.

- Lorraine~s Superb Home Cooking

Rb OATS

FRIED CHICKEN, STEAKS and CHOPS

ILED DINNERS

FRESH HOME-MADE BAKED PIES DAILY

PHONE 9.6976": the Miami Chicken Shack and
Tve-. & Wed.. Sept. 3 & 4 |: - also Supper Club ict a_ delicious
Alic: Fave - Dana Andrews chicken or steak dinnr, and

Linda Darn-ll ~WHAT A BLONDE~~ also for several banquéts,
The Tropicanna Cafe, was the

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FA N ANGEL News: place whert many good folk
ee a = T ee =i got together over the week-.