Flint Spokesman [Volume: 1, Issue: 32]

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"SxTOROAY, ~OCTOBER 26, 1946

THE FLINT SPOKESMAN

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Your Shopping
~Center

Christmas is only sixty days
~ from.today. It is time right now
_~today~to put im your order: for your, 1946 radiant perSonalary and matches. And then like
m4 *" many of the DeLuxe forward
_ thinking customers, come in and
begin your selecfions for Christ-,mas, using the
ay. system. See how much easJer that will. smak2 shoppirrg this
2 ear. and: avoid that last minute
rush when everything has been
picked over. For that womanly; @legance, as.our littl shop in_terpets it,.try our exclusive periefumes. We,have the latest rec~g0rds,arriving _ weekly. Stop in. se2 our selections.

Birthday Party fl
Given

birthday party. was givelt;
yn. honor of Miss Blanche Smith
~ per, mother., Mrs. Minnie
Smith. of E. Philadelphia Blvd.
fhe Party was a great success.
with Miss Smith receiving many
Jovely._ gifts. Many friends were
on hand to join in the célebra_ tion: amongythos2.present, were;
Miss Doroth~ ~MENiél, Miss~ Jessie Mae Parks. Miss Mac Walker, Mr. Rubi Phalms, Mr. sand
Mrs. Leon Forester,..Miss. Jean, Quian,,Mz.. Ralph Caultier, Mr..King Harris, Mr. Lester Roberts,
}Mr,,.John. Tyson, Mrs. Marcella
_and,,Orelia Bonn?r.. Miss Gertie
Rea, Kendall..and Sadie. Kendall.
Out of town guosts present. were
Mr., Loonard White, Ruby Wil_jiamg and, many ~others.

~"Baxed Apples

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-a mixture of sugar and water to sat-:4sfy individual~s. taste..Bake until

only one-fourth done, then place in

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~one-half inch of top. Cover witlr the
~sweetened juice to fill cau.. Seal im~mediately and process for 25 min
DeLuxe | lay-a- |}

~utes in boiling hot water bath. Cool
quickly, dry and label.

Announcements ~

A CALL T OYOUNG MARRIED
WOMEN

You are cordially invited to
be present at the Caarfan: Baptist Church at 7 p. m. Monday
night, October 28. Miss Primrose Funches. the National worker among young people will be
the principle speaker. A permanent organization will be formed
and it is to your betterment to
be there. Mrs. Lauisa Roberts. is
the city orgartizer.

Vehicle City Lodge 1036

~IBPOE of W will have-a cab
aret party and dance on _.November 13. at the Royal Gardens. They are presenting to the
public for the first time, their
new Vehicle City. Elk Dance
Orchestra. Make it a date to be
thore to enjoy the tantalizing
rythms of. this gfeat new band.

Mrs. Winegardert, owner of
the Columbia Theatre has r3 -cently signed a contract with
his Film Company to obtain for
the pleasure and entertainment
of the community, 37 all-colored
cast movies. Sepia ~stars that
you will surely enjoy. Be on the
lookout for them.

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HITTING
NIGHT SPOTS

Leading this week~s nite life
and loudly acclaimed the affair
of the month. thus far, was the
Cocktail party of the Flint Colored Sportsmen Club at the Royal Gardens Club: The sportsmen
with their usual following of
many ardent socialites. It also
was highly noticeable that there
were a number. of celebrities
from out of town. Music for the
affaiz was handled by Emmett
Adams and his Society Band.

Th2 members ef the Sportsmen Club worked hard at the
task of playing host to more
than 350 people and Mr. J. Matthews, President and Mr. J.
Thompson, Social Committee
~Chairman express their sincere
gratitude for the cooperation of |
the members ir: making the affair a success.

The. House of ~Blue Lights, also
known as Pickette~s, which _ is

CLUBS

A new club has b2en. organized by twelve fun-loving boys
and girls. This club is for the
purpose of creating ermjoyment
for the teen-agers of Flint.

Under the appropriate title of
the ~Coke Club~ this club is
hoping to offer to the teen-age
public, varied forms of recreation which it hopes will pre~vent some of the juvenile delinquency which is now so prev
alent in our city. P

* The Coke Club gave a football dance last
seemed to have made a
with the younger set. -

~hit~~
Pr2sident and Seretary of this
club: are Misses Helen Thomp
son and Joyce Brandon, respectively.

Barbara Bolden
Entertains at

located on Mt, Morris Rd. is now
open and runnimg into it~s second successful week. Here you
can dance and -dine and have

a fine time. Many late party go- |

ers found this to be an ideal
spot.

The Golden Leaf Club had
the sam2 packed crowd. Folks
like to get together because you
can have a nice time and are
not afraid of, fights _ other
outbreaks.

Field~s Barbecue is doimg a
terrific business and many people are acclaiming Mrs. Betty
fields to have the most delicious barbecue in town. This
famed eatery is located on the
corner of Hickory and St. John.

Miami Chicke..is still s3rving
delicious chicken and steak dirners to their patrons. This is a
fine place to have that private
party with Phil. Johnson and
Lelia Sinclair as your host and
hostess.

The Army and Navy Union | ==
Charter Garrison 525 is presenting the movie ~The Negro Sail
_or~. at the Richard Theatre, on

| Octobes 31 at midnight. Tickets |*

are on sale at the Hawkins Ho-|.

tel and the box office.

The. Flora Lea Lounge was the
secon? of an elaborate furlough
pariy in honor of Isaac Smith,
given by his charming. sister,
Miss Lucille Smith. A crowd of
more thar 80 guests were préesent~ fer this.~ gala affair. with
everyone having a lovely time.

The Gold2n ~Pheasant: is. still
the favorite spot for late snacks
~once you tried the tasty fish
dinners, you will always return
So when you are
out late, drop.in and ~ for
yourself.

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Dinner Party _

A: great affair. was given at
the home ~of- Miss Barbara Bold
en on Industrial Avenue on Sat
urday evening. An elaborate
dinner was served by the hostess~s mother,- M:s. Bertha~-Billingsley -and aunt. Mrs.. Baker.
The home was decorated with
Halloween. festivities. ~

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The guests were groomed in
their best with the girls attired
in blue formals and the hostess
in pink with an orchid corsage.

Gamies wre prayed with the
prize going ~.o Mr. Denriis Dye.
Among the guests were Mr. Ramond Neal, Miss Nellie Walker,
Mr. Dennis Dye and Miss Florence Woods, and Mr. B2resford
Greenidge.

foney Production
Honey. production varies from.
year to year die to differences in

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Friday. which |"

CREEPER

What~s this I hear about GW
taking ST out? I thought DW
was his only love and the rest
was to lay off. Someone is playing DW for something. Wake up,
Miss Fine, because he has a red
Buick now and can really get
~~

GW here is a warning when
driving. Don~t let the red light
catch up: with you, because if
the red light catches you, Cat,
got you. License number,
the chick and you.:

What is this I hear about BT
having a crush or DD? Don't
you know that a fish has_ been
caught: and he has swallowed
the hook. line and sinker? VT
you had better drive your ducks
to another pond.

AP where was~ your man the
othcr p. m. Did you have one?
You sure have to prove it to
me:

MB was seen and not with the
one and only. Why?~ Has Chitown moved in?

Come on out IV we want to

see you. It is too late to hibcrnate.

PH wh2?n we told you that
you were fine. we didn~t know
that -it, would mak2 a fool out
of you. Check up. You are not
TOO fine. That goes for you
also RH.

DW~ was seen on the. bus with
a very fine cat. You sure bett?r get some beauty preparations
because you will surely need
them. Yes indeed

H. V. Z. had better catch up
with herself and fast. Hold on
to your man ~~ someone els?
has their eye on him.

fine together. Wh2n will they
tie the knot: We are waiting.
Where was BT wher JVZ was
Dlaying over the weekend?
When did MW and LG b:come such bosom friends. Don~t

COLUMBIA

Fa & Sat, Oct. 25 & 26

Gene Teirney - Vincent. Price
~DRAGONWYCK~
~Chaties Starrett as the Durango

pede Fl;
~TEXAS PANHANDLE~
Extra adiled attraction!

_ On our regular show!
~Sunhy Dunham~. and Band in

~JIVE BUSTERS~

weather, piant growth and other | Understand it.
Soeapayetteiee To the elderly gentlemen who
ae Pay Fe aS Va Ren * Piet Fat a tent os

THEATRE

SATURDAY ONLY
Special~ Midnight show s~arting
at 12:15 Sponsored by FICC
pour Special Attractions.
The Panthers Claw~
With Sydney Blackburn -

~IDIOTS DELUXE~
With the Three Stooges.

~RHAPSODY in BREW~
Jive for the Cats.
And The Big Special.
~RING CHAMPS~

See Jack Johnson in action!

Don~t Miss It. -

Sun, & Mon., Oct. 27 & 28

Beavers - Eddie ~Rochester~ Anderson

~IT HAPPENED IN

Louise

NEW ORLEANS~

Richard Dix - Barton McLane

~MYSTERIOUS
INTRUDER~

~Chick Carter, Detective~
Chapter 5 ~ Color Cartoon

Paulette Goddard: - Ray Milland
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Tues. & Wed.,,\Oct. 29 & 30 |.

Ted Donaldson - John Litel
~RETURN OF RUSTY~, Color Cartcon

Thurs. Only, Oct. 31

Hallowe~en Special!

Louis vord:- 1: and Band in
~CALEDONIA~
On Our Regular Show

That Great Prison Picture!
~MEN OF SAN

QUENTON~
\
Hopalong Cassidy ->Gabby Hayes

~CALL of the P RAIRIE~~ jfant without causing infection.

Color Castoon,
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Fri, & fiat., Oct. 25 & 26
Merle Oberon - Francnot Tone

~DARK WATERS~

also
Laure? and Har Zy

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~TEE CHIMP~
Scriel Chapter No. 11~also
2 Cartocn~ and Free Comic
Books Saturday Mat'nee

TILDE N THEATRE

urday, Monday and Tuesday,
Oct. 27, 28 and 29
Barbara Stanwyck

~LADY of BURLESQUE~

also
~ee This Baby Skating Siar
IRENE DARE

~FROLICS ON ICE~

News and Cirtoons and

NEWS AND 3 CARTOONS
WEPNF*DAY and THURSDAY, OCT. 39 ard 31
Dick Powell ~ org Dame ~ Jack Oakie

~IT HAPPENED TOMORROW~
alen ATT_STAR WESTERN CAST in
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Free Com'c Books Sunday

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AR and HB were together the
other night and* sure did look |
~and X-ray. In most cases our

| become tubgrculous,

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Meta Heta Alts
Hold Party

The Meta Heta Alts came
forth last week with a fine
breakfast party, among those
happy go lucky teen agers present were Remona and Peggy
~Hobson. Ilert2:Vicient, Joan Adams, Ellen Williams, Betty J.
Green, Hendress Van Zant, Mary
Lee Adams. This Breakfast was
giv2n at the home of E. J. Williams, also present at the gala
affait was ~The Famous Kilroy~
in the presence of Eddie Watikns, the Meta Heta Alts also
gave a Pokeno party at the
home of ~Kilroy~ Watkins. thos:
present ~ walking away with
the winnings of the evening
were Gooner Garland~ and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Williams, Remona Hobson.

WASHINGTON ~ ANP ~Negro I2aders throughout st ihe nation agreed last week that one
way to attract the powerful Negro vote by either party is to
immediately arrest the lynching
mob of th: two Negroe coupls
who were lined up and shot to

death last July 25 mear Monroe,

Ga.

Conceding that the Democratic
party is in the driver~s seat and
has the greatest-opportunity to
haul in the Georgia lynch mob,
they also agreed that Negroes;

are srowing more and more suS- |

picious of white conservatives
and those who are hostile to organized labor.

~Whit: politicians must realize that every Negro leader in

ST. LOUIS ~ ANP ~ The
Suit to enjoin the Frisco railroad from discharging more
than 100 Negro employes and
replacing th~m with white union

MEDICAL DATA

By DR. J. A. THORNTON

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By Dr. J. A. Thornton

~TUBERCULOSIS FROM

MOTHER TO INFANT

> Tuberculosis is one \ dreaded
disease that is: not trassmitted
p | hereditarily. the principal reason why tuberculosis runs in
families is th2 close association
between the infected and the
well ~members of the family,
which ~irrcreases the chanc? Ss of
infection and reinfection.

-| porter-brakemen to
~| dismissals.

America warts at see aes sdea at

COURT TO CONSIDER ~
PORTER-BRAKEMAN SUIT

workers was taken urder advisement here last Tuesday by
i Judge Richard M. Duncan of
the U. S. district court. -

The action followed the completion of a h2aring which disclosed that dismissal notices had
been sent to Negro employes,

~|who served as brakemen and

passenger car cl?aners, after the
railroad had entered into an
agreement~ with the white Brotherhood of Railway trainmen
fo provide all white crews on
its trains. A t2mporary restraining order was secured by the
block the

Testimony by J. A. Rash of
Cleveland, deputy president of
the trainm2n~s brotherhood, revealed the unior has a provision
barring Negroes from member-~
~ship. This provision is said to
be in force~ in all states where

Statut2. Cross-examination of
Rash brought the admission that

gro Member in the brotherhood.

~The porter-brakemen contend
that they are actually ~~s2cond
class brakemen,~ although clasSified as porters. **44@ ~ 4~. ~

Nab Lynchers Is One Wayto =
Win Neero Votes, Leaders Agree |

ers of the four Georgia Negroes _

such a rule is not prohibited by |

he did not know of a single Ne-:: ee hee og ONE be =

the tuberculous mother is nega
tive.
A mumber of infections could

During the first years of a

atively low, and as a rule shows |
no symptoms cr signs. and the |
condition is r?cognized only by
means of the tuberculin test

children are not examined unless in pain or signs of some
disease, im caSes of. tuberculosis
the disease has a chance to
spread and infect other members
of the family before diagnosed.

All babies are susseptible to
tuberculosis at birth; wheth?r
born of tuberculosis or healthy
parents. Infection in children
may take place at any time after birth, and in the populatior
of children the rate of inf2ction
rises steadily up to about the
age of twenty.

In cases of tuberculin Mother
it is not wise to nurse a child,
the tubercle bacilli in the milk
is a rarity, except when the
mammary giands, (milk glands),
there has
been cases report2d due to lesions in thé mammary glands. Although tuberculosis is not hereditary from the mother, it is almost impossible for a mother
whoSe. sputum is positive for
tubercle bacilli to nurse her in-'~

seats the fact that the milk of

visits Emerson Junior High
School. Do you think it nice to
en.ice the little girl with 25~,
e2nts for lunch each day? I ask
you.:

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ce avoided if the patient were, isolated from other members of
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brought. to justic?,~ remarked
ons leading Baptist minister
here. ~That issve transcends all
political~ bounds and will disprove the general belief that
both parties are playing Negro
voters for suckers.~

~Another Negro political. observer wished to warn Negroes
to check all so-called conservatives~ attitudes on racial equality
for Negroes. which he is ~Sure
~will reveal that they are foés
to fair and equal treatmertt for
the peopl: whose votes they
seek in November. He asked all
Negroes to carefully check thesenate ~voting on the FEPC before becoming party-minded.

All kinds of high ~ appointments are expected to be given; Negro leaders b?2fore ol
day, but any of them would
| gladly trade the arrest of. the
| Georgia lynch mob for the highest office ir the land, said a Negro trade unionist, who emph3 -sized that Negro voters should
demand promises to enact at the
| next congress an anti-lynch ~and
fair employment practice law.

~More than 5,000, 000 Negro?s
are slated to vote in November,~
he said, ~and they should rea!ize that they are the balance of
pow:r. All Negroes should boost
progresSive candidates.~ ao

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