Flint Spokesman [Volume: 1, Issue: 27]

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1946

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THE FLINT SPOKESMAN

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OBITUARY |

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The solemn rites of the late
Rev. Richard W. Dale was held
Tuesday. evening, Ssptember 17
at 12th and Harrison St., at. the
Church. of God. He was a naitionatly, kiown. evangelist.,

The Rev. Dale was krfown
through out the country as an
able evangelist for the Church
of God. Many elders from various sections of. ae states attended. H

Rev. Dale~ was born of Spanish parents in. Guatamalia, South
América, May 10, 1902. Married
Eva et Topeka, Kansas in~ 1940.
Lived in Flint fo the last three
years. He expired at Hurley
Hoesnital, September 13th.

H's survivors, are: Albert. Joseph. his sons; and wife. Eva.

Rev.Eu'oy st and Watkins and James
carc.ed out the obs2ques.

Mrs, Sally Mosley, beloved
character of 5009 Horton Avenue, expired September 13. 1946
at the Hurley Hospital.

Her survivors are ~ husband:
three. daughters: Elizabeth Puryear, Ruby Jackson of Washington snd Nancy Earl of Detroit.
Three-daughters: Wilbur, Ed and
Jesse ~of Walkersford. Va.
sister, Cann Horsely of Riverside, Va. and 7 grand childrer.
The remains will be shipped by
Watkins ~and James Funeral
Home to Walkersford. Va. on
Friday. Sept. 20, at 2 p. m.~

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HITTING

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NIGHT SPOTS

Leading this weck~s nite life
was th2 Cocktail and family
party given at the Clubhouse of
ithe Sportsmen~s Club on Clifferd St. A crowd of 150 friends
of the Sportsmen and members
turned out for this gala affair.
Celebriti?s were too numerous

wiches were handled by the ef
bers. Purnell Hall. amd John
Thempson, Chairman of the Social Committee,
s\ring of social affairs for th2
cy the affair was the Aare:
Jimmy Matthews, who was ove?
whelmed
aifair. Music for the affair was
handled by the effici2nt hands of
D-ake, formerly with Walter
Campbell~s Bachkelor~s of Rhythm. Everyone had a good: time.
If you missed that. affair, don~t
miss the next one.

The HiGates sponsored- the

Aj Jump on Saturday and Sunday

at the Royal Gardens. Saturday
night there were 300 dance lovers out. The affair was interrupt-.ed by a series of outbreaks which

were unable to be controlled. It
regrettable that this affair
happened at the Royal Gardens
and we hope that there will be
~some improvement for the future. Gene Seals and His Swimg
Unit provided the music ~which
we might add was splendid.
The Golden Leaf Club was
ready to receive a steady flow
cf friendly folks. This is a fine
Place to meet as the atmosphere

iS

Miss Ola Hughes - is so congeny
jal.

The Golder, Pheasant was the
of many after the fight
funs who fell in after the fights.
it might be a good idea if you

scene

ous meal here ~to stop in the

next tim? you are that way.
Ficld~s Barbecue is having a

tough time due to the shortage

Lo mention. Cocktails and sand- |~
ficient hands of the Club mem- |
who was doing]: |
sn excellent job in promoting a.

Sportsmen Club. The genial host |

at the success oe!

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haven~t already eaten a delici-|
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HISTORY OF HIGHLIGHT
CHORUS ~ Th= Highlight Gospel Chorus, was ee by
Rosie. Henderson, Eugenia Scott,
and Clifford Rawls on Novemiber 17. 1944 at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. John Rawls on Easy |

St.

Various boys and~ girls were
ask2d.to. join from the different churches and met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Rawls.
The following officers:were elected: President, Dorothy Wiliams Vice PreSident. Lorenzo

HISTORY OF THE HIGHLIGHT CHORUS

~Carpencer; Secretary, Nellie;
Hunt; Asst. Secretary. Minn.
Motten; Treasurer, Lillian Rawls;
Pianist, Clifford Rawls; Director,
Christine Young; Historian,
John Means.

We have tvied hard to sing
God~s Prais2s. We have had
somé ups ard downs. We put
jeri a hard effort to get our
robes. Two of our members left
for the armed forces.

We had
to find a new piano player
which was Grady Williams, to
take the place of Clifford Rawls. |, be oes | wre f i;

We went into our s2cond year
| of singing God~s Praises. We
then organized the law making
body. -This board is necessary
for members bing absent and
making laws. John Gillard is
Judge, Rosie Henderson is Secretdry and Eugenia Scott ~and
Ruben Dudley are jurors.

The Highlight Chorus~ motto
is: For God is the- King of all
the Earth. Sing ye the praises
with understandimg. Psalm 47,
and 7th verse.

Trio Feted at

Birthday Party

Mr.
of 1527 Liberty St., entertained Mr. Melton Brown,{Mr. Char.

Moore. and Charlie Moore on
Saturday evening celebrating
the trio~s birthday.

Among those present, ere:
Mrs. Georgia Moore, Miss Mavrjovic Russell. Miss Roberta Anderson. Lubertha Prince, Mr,
Claude Moore of Detroit, Mr.
and Mrs. Felton Keys of Lansing, Mr. Omer Jon?2s, Lansirg,
Frank Baker. Myr. T. J. Prince,
Howard Moore and J. D. Moore
Miss

Roxannd Eason, and Victoria

Moore.
Evcryore had a grand time
and were s2rved cooling soft

drinks as well as cake and ice
cream.

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Speaking of cards, order your
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For that well groomed appearance, s2lect the dependable
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The Smith and Lattimor? Department Store has, going on
' sale, many slightly used articles,
spch as little girl seersucker at
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Mrs. Rozenna Curtis
Honored at
~Farewell Party

A grand farewell party was
given in honor of Mrs. Rozenna Curtis on Saturday evening
who was leaving for Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., on W2dnesday. _:

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Fri. and Sat., Sept. 20 & 21 ~
Alan Ladd - Veronica Lake
~BLUE DAHLIA~

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JUNGLE CITY No. 2

Color Cartoon

Sun. & Mon., Sept. 22 & 23
Rebert Walker - June Allyson

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CREEPER

C.M. what is this going on
between you and G.W.?.

K.J. who. are you trying to
play? F. N. orW.B.? I wonder.
Say L.P: how are you and your
old flame doing? I mean A.C.
VT and PV haven~t seer you

lately. Miss your old shuck?
TR b2tt2r get your handkerchiefs ready because FR will

be leaving soon.

PH looked: rather saj_ until
BD came to the Royal Gardens.
It must really be lov2 this time.
Good for you.

WW anda certain jil: ed female were seen together #1st.

famous three Musketeers the
other avening. We must
soy that they r2ally are a fine
pair. We wonder if they were
making plans for ihe winter?
Fh.HB, TR, KF?

From the looks of things VA
is just about the only person
seally in love in Flint. Lov?2r
Man EW s2ems to have the prop--
er technique.

JA who is the littte girl with
the. grey 2yes that you weve
seen with? Better keep her close
to you, becaus she has roving

ey?s and is liable to get in
trouble.

MS finally got a man. Good
deal, Mobile.

The hotdogs got lost from the
weiner burs. Catch the | joke?
Neither do we. but that seems
io be the latest joke of the season (Meat shortage).

Why did DS and LT jump out
of RL~s car when they saw RG
coming?

Why did HM think AJ wrote
the Creeper? If he is curious.
he could call the office.

When SW lost her coat check
why was HM.so anxious to have
it:eported to the Creeper.

Does W.B. go with LU or ET
or KJ? More power to the WB.
HM seems to be putting down
the same line of jive with. all
of the girls.

The boys ard girls of this
city really act2d outrageous at
the Royal Gardens dance. It is
deplorable the way they carried
on. If this keeps on. there is
talk of closing it~ indefinitely.

THEATRE

Tues. & Wed., Sept. 24 & 25
Behind the scenes in France!
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Thursday, Sept. 26
Ghastly John Carradine in

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Starring Jenifer Holt and
Ivan Keith and Al Larue~also
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Starring Walter Brennan azd
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Jungle Raiders CFKapter ~No. 6
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THEATRE~

Sun., Mcn. and Tuss.,
Si:ptember 22, 23 and 24
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Starring Edward G. Robinson
~and Joan Benne:t~alss
~WIDE OPEN FACES~
Starring Joe E. Brown

Cartoon and Newsreel

FRONTIER~

Sterring Richard Dix and Jane Wyatt~a!so

~THE MISSING CORPSE~

Star. ng ~dward Bromberg ard Isabelle Randolph

N-wsreel and Cartoon

for th. party were: Mrs.
Jackson, Ms.
Mrs. Fanny Cla*~k and Mrs.
Frank Jackson of Detroit.

Th> party wes.a bg surprise |
for Mrs. Curtis and she wishes!
te express her gratitude to her}

many friends who *sevvcd as
moral buildszrs.
Refreshments were delicious

and everyone enjoyed themselves very much.

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There are few places to.go as
it is, so ~let~s get down to business and watch ourselves.~Signed~lInte.2st2d Citizens.
RH and QG are seen together
at various times. And they now
have those charming harlequin
glass?s. You mak2 a very fine
couple.

After weck~s writeup, M. Mercury H. slowed up his pace and
was seen more in his class. Keep

7 it up old boy.

W2 wonder what is to the
CM ard CR affair. It was promising. but interest seems to be
lagging. Get with it.

Flint Rollerdrome
Remodeled

The Flint Rollerdrone, the
mecca of wholesom? ent:2rtainment, where 2 or 3 hundred
of the younger set gather. every
Sunday for an everfing of hilarious fun-making. has recently
been remodeled and now ranks
as cne of the finest skatirg rinks
in the East, skaters now have
the pleasure of skating on the
new plastic covered floor, which
is quite an improvement over
the old floor. The plastic floor
stirs no dust and is mot at all
slippery, but still has the glossy appearance.

MEDICAL DATA

By Dr. J. A. Thornton
EDUCATION OF SEXUAL
HYGIENE

The youth of today makes
most of us sit up and -wonder,
What is the matter? I have often wond<red if the parents are
~trying to bring up their children im ignorance, or old stayle
innocence. Could this b2 the
cause of our youth today facmg so many problems, maybe
some of us are ~too strict bring~ng eut the morbid curosity in
the child, as there is a peculiar
twist to human nature that
lriv2s many to do the things
hey are specifically told not to
do. so é

In develcping the character of
routh \~s is. part of his or her
*ducation. Education of sex hytiene should be taught prop??ly, thoroughly, and develop
with the age of the child. Discuss thoroyghly the questions
esked by youth satisfy his curosity. answer frankly and truthfully but at the sam? time. offer
no information, until he is really at the age of pub:rty.

The teaching of sex from &
biclegical standpoint is not
enough and unless prop2rly

taught, may do more harm than

-vezk. Oh Gear. We saw the old Vipdanot

| compiete, but if more time was

NAACP PUSHES

RAPE CHARGES

AGAINST WHITE NEWSMEN ~

CHICAGO ~ ~ Rape
charges against a oy sins newspapermar is being push?d here
through the local branch of the
NAACP.

Edward Boul, a ripaeter for
the Hearst Herald-American, an
atternoon daily won a dismissal in Judge Hermes Municipal
court last w2ek on cnarges of
cap'ng Mrs. Lucille Alien or
August 23. He was~. freed despite
the victim~s positive identification and testimony plus the ~tes.

good The instructions in sex
should emphasize the
wards of stremgth and virtue,
attics than penalties of weakness and vice. The knowledge
should enlighten the individuai
to a clean mind, social morality,
~eality, and a completely adjusted emotional life.
The krfowledge of Sex is in
given to teaching the youth individually in the hom? may
help In the case of a young
lady, she should be taught the
beauty of life and goodness from
a bibical and spiritual standpoint. She should know the
fear of verfereal diseases, not so
much the fear of reproduction,
as sex life is reproduction, at
the proper time. To discuss this
once thoroughly and not dwell
on the subject too much is
best. the emotional nature of
the individual should be taken
into consideratior and always
discuss this alone with him or
her in order not to take s2x
too seriously.

Irn case of a young man, he
should be taught to love his
mother and sisters, if any, and
that a lady should be treated as
he would want some your~g man
to treat one of tnem. The spirit

of adventure is so great in
some the mere knowledge of
fear and facts of life is not

enough. They love to take a
chance. Where they have been
taught to love the family is so
streng in him, he will think
~first, ~{ the peril to his future
and the future of his wife. This
knowledge will be potent enough.

Dignified articles to r2ad can
be bought both for the parents
and the child. He will have the
knowledge of what, how, and

timony of three other witnesses
who saw the reporter leave the
cuilding at the time the attack
cecurred.

Boul, flashing a gold badgond claimimg to be a ~G~ man,
forc:d his way into Mrs. Allen~s
westside apartment on pretens=
cf searching for the killer of a
white man, she charged. After
raking a S2arch, the wome%
was ordered to get dress~-d ~>
co downtown. She started dressing, she said, but Boule pultcé ~
2 gun and forced her to submit

to an attack, making tn2 threat:

~Tf you tell anyorre, l~'ll b2 back
Monday to kill you.~

Chief witness aginst the

m2wsman was Miss Ruth Knight,

~Ars. Allen~s next door neign
oor who was able to get: the

lictnse number of the automobile

be was driving. Her interest was

aroused accidentally when. thi.
white man stayed so long im thé

jone woman~s apartment, sh?

remarked.

~In my opinion the judge was
wrong in dismissing the charge
against defendant,~ cOmmented first Assistant State~s.Attoraey Wilber F. Crowley in assuring NAACP President McGee
he would personally that
this case is placed before the

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