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2d lps toapet ren: 26, 1947

" Pitting The Nite Spots With The. Cent. sl 6

-Headlining the nite life for
this week was the womanless
wedding which really was a jam

ing out for the first Womanless
Wedding ever to be held in the
city of Flint. Eddie Woods and
his band holding. band honors.
Congratulation to the Community Aidettes copes such a fine
show... > =
The Pciedalites added a!
spoke to their whcel of. success
in their promotion of a gala
Sweater Swirl Saturday at the
Bobby Sox Grill with Kelley
Smith and his band- holding
down band honors. Prizes for
the best sweaters went to Helen
MéLaurin, first~ prize; second
prize, Ophelia Davis, and third
prize, Alberta Davis. The Commandoes~ next event will be a
midnight movie at the Columbia Theatre on May 10, 1947.
The CPO a new organization
recéntly organized will make its
first personal appearance before
the- public in a gala spring hop
to..be held at ~the. Bobby Sox
Grill Saturday nite; April 26.

tures will | be taken for the press
for the benefit of the goldiers
overseas... wha. have,:: requested
that.the. next; copy.of the Flint
Spokesman.,they receive have. a|

make a soldier's: wish: come. true.

When,you,.are,gut for:,,the
evening enjoying Flint's nite life
don~t forget..to.. drink ~ more

~home. cooked meals
| quite in demand. Drop in samé

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TAYLOR~S GROCERY:

This modern market is still
open every Sunday. for your
convenience to. purchase that
item you forget to get Satur-:

~day.

COMMUNITY MARKET:.For the best quality foods at

~popular prices stop at ~the Com-'

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day for your convenience.
FIELDS, BAR-B-Q PALACE
The Field~s Bar-B- Q: Palace is
still enjoying the ~influx of new
customers and still ~preparing
the best in Bar-B-Q.~.
HAROLD~S GRILL es pf
Celebrities. by the- hundreds
are still ~catering: to Harold's for
everyone knows: for ~the best in
sea foods and steaks* you will
find at this popular. spot:.
MILDRED~S & PACKAKRD~S.
This popular eatery serves
that are

time for a. bite, for. that meal
that is hard to beat is what you
will find at Mildred~s & Packard~s, yes they spheiatize in Bar;

GOLDEN: LEAF CLUB:

It seéms regardless of ~how
many affairs~ are in progress
over thé ~weekend you will! al:
ways ~find a ~crowd at. the ~Goldén~ Leaf~ Club, ~ oldest |
nitery.

UNIQUE BRIDGE (CLUB;.

~The, Unique. Bridge, Club. aetivity; gets. underway... earlie;
than-any.of.our nite spots for

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CLUBS

THE SPORTSMEN CLUB
The social~'committee of ~the
Sportsmen.club is busy icomplet| ing details -for their formal June
|7 at the-IMA. ~The Sportsmen
i Club is giving a Sportsmen
Club Frolic at the Armory on
the 16th of May and all tickets

| sold for the dance April 5 will
'| be ~honored - at this dance. Ev
eryone. is cordially invited to
come out.. Attention,

~bers of the Sportsmen Club, turn

| your guest list in Early for the

formal.

JUST US BRIDGE CLUB
The Just Us Bridge Llub met
at the home of Mrs. Ola Hughes

|| Smith and plans were complet-.|ed for the coming*matinee cock
tail party at the Golden Leaf
Club this Sunday 27th April.

FOXES
The next meeting, of the Foxes
will be at the home of Mrs.

Clellan sitet

ZETA ALPHA er hie ULUB
~The: members of the Zeta Alpha Gamma ~Club, undet the

perv eee ~of Miss.Ruth Van

Zandt, ~are -b.us ~. completing

plans for their gigantic card

| party to be held at the FICC on

Saturday, May 24. - Beautiful
prizes will be awarded the winners of the ~bride, Pinothle, and
whist'~cortests.' Various~ business
establishments. will.be approached for donating prizes. So
all you ~ would- be _card | _players
come on out and. join in on the
fun. If* you fail ~to ~win one, of
the many game prizes, you may
an getting the lucky
number for the grand door prize.
Tickéts ~may be~ obtained from
any~ of the club~ rHembers.

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CLUB JOLLY TEN

The Club Jolly ~Ten met at the
home of Mrs. Maydean Clack,
~with Mrs. Maggie Mosley acting
as~ hostess~'and' Mrs. Josie Johnson~ président ~presiding. Many
things~ of~ ~interest were dis-|
cussed and the club is planning |
to do~ some~ social work and aid
for ~a: family of one~of the club/'
members ~who lost everything |:

which ~destroyed their.. home.
After the business session,lunch
/ eon was served ~by the hostess
' which was followed ~by games.

| Those present were Josie Johit- |:

ig) son, Frankié Mae ~Bell; Maydean wi
|| Clack,aG@race | Portis,~ ~Oreasa Mil
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An annual event anticipated
by the Flint Socialites is the
formal. of the Sportsmen Club
for their members and guests
and it is to be remembered: that
the Sportsmen Formal is the Socia] event of the season and this
year it is to be held at the IMA

ly Formal.- All members are
urged to get their guests lists in
as soon as possible.

DATES TO BE REMEMBERED
ON YOUR SOCIAL
CALENDAR

Just Us Bridge Club Cocktail
Party Sunday 27 5 p.m. at the
Golden Leaf Club, Spring Dance
at the Bobby Soy. Grill Saturday night 26 April given by the
CPO, the Zeta Alpha Gamma
Club i8 sponsoring a grand card
party at the FICC on the 24th
of May. The Brownettés are
having a raffle Friday night at
1236 Hickory St., Sports Formal
June 7th at the IMA.

MRS. CLAUDIE SINCLAIR
FETED

The home of Miss Lelia Sinclair. was the scene of an _exClusive ' birthday party in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Claudie Sinclair,.. Sunday night, April 20,
1947, ~Among those present for
the gala occasion were Mr. and
Mrs. Garrett Young, Mr. and
Mrs~ Johnson Buchanan, Mrs.
Mary Rogers, Mrs. Sadie Riggs,

Mrs. Etel. Nicholson, Mr. Matthew Young, Mrs. Lillie McNeeley, Mrs. Janet Saunders,

Tecora Perry, Robert Packard

and Mr. Roy Peele. A_ lovely
time was had by all with
Champayne, Cocktails and a

beautifully decorated Buffet
luncheon being served, after

| which the group enjoyed several

rounds of bridge.

DUDLEYS OF ALASKA

VISIT KIN HERE

Mr. and Mrs. Drency Dudley
of Ketchikian, Alaska, spent an
enjoyable ten days here visiting
friends and relatives. While here

ton, Dorothy ~Scroggins, Lorean
~Williams, Willie Joe Bell. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.

i they ~possessed im a reécént fire ~Oreasa | Milton.

EIGHT PALS OF PLEASURE
The EPP met at the home of
Mrs. Alonza Wilson of Kennelwerth St. A delitious breakfast
~served followed. by several
rounds of. bridge with everyone |
having a lovely: time. The: EPP |
were scheduled to have a: raffle |
on the 2th April at the home of
Mrs. Ethel Nichélson of Dakota
St. which has been postponed
until a later date,

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SOCIETY CAPERS

the Dudleys were the guest of
a sister, Mrs. Nicie Logan, of
1441 Vermont St., and brothers,
Oscar Dudley and family of
1322 Everett St., and the- Rev.
James Dudley of 1115 Everett
St. En route from Alaska the
Dudleys stopped off at the fa
a checkup. Mr. Drency Dudley,
formerly of Flint, left our midst
15 years ago and now is one of
the prominent business men of
Alaska..

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THE CHAS. WILLIAMSES
CELEBRATE SECOND |
ANNIVERSARY

April 13, 1947 at their home
at 1102 Hickory St., Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Williams were the
honored guest in the celebrating
of their 2n@ anniversary with
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Williams as
host and hastess. A_ delicious
turkey dinner was served especially prepared by Mrs. W. Williams. A wonderful time was
had by all. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hughes, Mrs. Fannie Mitchell,
Mr. Sam Clark, and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Givens. ~*

~ CHARLES MILLS ViSITS

ST. LOUIS VIA PLANE

~ Mr. Charles Mills of Alabama
St. left our city last weekend
for St. Louis, Mo., to visit
friends and reports that the had
a most delightful trip and hopes
to return soon.

Loosening Sticky Pudding

When {pudding and other starchy
foods stick to the pan but do not
burn, they may be loosened by taking the pan off the fire and covering
with a tight-fitting lid. Within a
short while steam inside the container loosens the pudding from the
bottom.

MILDREDS~
and

PACKARD

mous: Mayo Brothers clinic for;

Well here we are again minding each others business, and
you are just plain lucky if you
don~t appear for I know~ you
too have been making your liitle creeps. If we missed you this
week we will pick up on you
next week.

H. S. why do you come across
the tracks so much? Don~t you
know that you have played out
with G. B?

N. N. your friend D. W. is-a
solid sender, and when you are
not around all the fellows go for
her in a big way.

What~s to the affair between
D. W. and F. C? and who is
sweet on who? Time alone will
tell.

G. T. has finally decided that
play girls are nothing but the
biggest of fools, and has decided
to call it a day, and wait for
her dream man, which is T. B.
who is strictly a play boy from

~| his heart.

S. J. now that you are sure
that P. J. definitely does not
want you, it seems that you
would pick up on some of the
talent that wants you,
are not half as fine as you, think
you are.

What happened to the short

~weekend, wonder what the main

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L. P. was seen playing last |
week with some -strange talent!
from out of town. Wonder what |
lover man thinks about it, especially after just recently making |
up.

H. Dusty W. you are always
complaining about being in the
Creeper, yet you are seen play-j ]
ing 6 or 7 chicks all in one

stay thinks of your escapades?
H. S. you don~t seem to know
when someone is beating your
time with G. B.

Wherever M. S. is, her darling fool M. H. is around too.
J. Q. and S. P. have M. J. and

V. B. and W. A. seem to be
getting along. fine together; let~s

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two stop playing hard to get,
you know you are that way
about one another.

Why does O. B. always drag
O. M. around with him. I believe she enjoys it too.

What has happened to C. T.
and E. H? I never hear anything about them anymore and
they are wise fools to keep cook

What has happened to B. J.
G., J. A, R. H? We: don't see
much of the play girls any more.

S. J. we -don~t see you with
D. W. anymore. Is it because
she has left you cold and went
and got herself a man.

L. M. Mc. you had better settle down and not try to be so
cute and chose between P. J.
and I. S., your best bet is P. J.
cause I. S. isn~t the least bit
interested.

M. D..why don~t you and H.
S. get together? Is it because of
G. B; of is it that: oH. S.. does
not know. about.it?

A. M. it looks like quits so
says C. S.

B. J. what~s the score old man, |
you would not be trying to be |
superman would you? If So, try |
again..

Why is M. W. trying to keep |
his business with R. G: a secret. i
No one wants her but you M |
W. and you need her.

B. F. what are you putting
down with Q. T. and D. W?
can~t you choose the right one?

M. H. de ycu think you made
2 -foolout of L. S; If so: quit
fooling yourself.

D. M. don~t you think you are
carrying things*a little too far.

B. V: who are you trying to |;
kid when you say you don~t like
J. W. M. R. B. the same goes.
for you and C. E.

J. W. I didn~t think you could
break~ up J. W. and W. J. but I
guess I was wrong, more power
to you.

P. N. can never enjoy herself
when out for ga good time, she
has a watch dog ~who doesn~t

anybody but him, and. the funny
thing about it is she does not
care anything about him and has
told. him so

R.

Internal Policy:=
Dangers Cited - -
By + Colleg e Prof,

dcr BE ae Glopal~
High tariffs and continued racial
intolerance in the U. S. are, elements in internal policy which
could leaed to another world
war, according to Dr, Carl Landauer, professor cf economics on
the Berkley ~campus of the University of Califernia.

Pointing particularly toward
~Latin-American: nations, - Dr.
Landauer said that continued -
high tariffs might all but choke
off those nations export ineome
which is necessary for their well.
being. ios

Racial discrimination in the | ile
S. is reflected throughout theworld the economi:t said ~ and
might well be -cesvonsible ~for
continued minoricy suppression
in other countries.

Inhabited Sun Valley on

The first inhabitants of the Valley
of the Sun, of which Phoenix, Ariz,~
is the focal point, were the prehis- -
toric people known to the Indians
as the Ho-ho-kam or ~vanished people~ who flourished there in a fairly
high state of civilization somewhere
between the years 700 and 1400 A. D.

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live.

We wonder if B. F. cares for
Q. E.~T. anymore? If he ~does
ihe does not act like he does.

What happened to N. N. ~he
~doesn~t get around anymore? is
it because D. W. is thinking,
about a certain Southside fellow.

M. H. seems to be running
after J. H. now that he does
not pay her any attention. ''**

B. M. you-and E. R. are geétting along fine, if you don~t~ tet
anyone take him from you:
What would, \happen if E. T. was

mine? W. K.

M. G. when are the bells go--
ing to ring for you and H. B. ve
soon I hope.

I_am after L. T. and she wit
find out G. H.

I wonder what would happen.
if queen had big legs?

M. M. is standing still please

_ We wonder why B. N. is pits:
ting down all his chicks for: Vo

ve meet

Who was it that old a cers,

tain man she was not home ~and.
the fellow waited outside and
| was there when she came out.
in my presence, |to get into a certain car. Could.~
someone should wake up and of been R. S.

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