Flint Spokesman [Volume: 2, Issue: 9]
SATURDAY; MAY 17, 1947 pee ~ ~~~ a7 Smee a ome ee ee Pe Dem eT ee ~arunveeeunrnaunendagttcetureeteeneecenosontuevocveisvesenneenennne. SOCIETY CAPERS Te Spring, seems to be h | Youth Council ere at last with the celebration of Mother~s Day giving the ladies I Starts Tag Day NAACP Youth Council Tag | a chance to show off their Eas_ ter, Bonnets a beautiful array Of | nay started May 14 and will end nies of this world. hats and~ on the 20th. The Youth Council. right colored suits and dresses ' y 51) appreciate all contributions were seen promenading the during this campaign. streets of Flint Sunday evening. Mark your social calendar for the forthcoming dates: May 20 the Sweethearts of Rhythm at thé IMA. June 7, the most talked about affair of the year, The Sportsmen: Club formal to be held at the IMA. Gala Breakfast dance at the Bobby Sox Grill. There are other events which we will let you in on next week.. Youth Council Questions Parents Why is it that your children can go to dances, parties and theatres, but they can~t come to meetings of the NAACP. Youth Council? See to it that your child attends the next meeting which will be held the second and fourth Tuesday of the - -|month at the FICC. COOPERS FETED WITH BABY SHOWER Mrs. Dorothy Cocper was feted at a baby shower given by the. Old Acquaintance Club. The scene of the shower was at. the home of Mrs. Izola Vaughn on ~Crocker~ Ave, Appointments were in Pink and White with a tiny doll sleeping in a pink and white moty were sewed while members of the clubs _-. as hostesses: | fhe Mrs. Ada Washington led the|* 2. group~ in: a ~séties of games and a special treat of the evening was.a solo. by Mrs. ~Lucy Wheeler. The sohg, ~That ~Wonderful |} ~ Mother. of. Mine,~ was highly ap- |** propriate for | the -day:: Mrs. {#* Vaughn entertained with a -read GOLDEN LEAF TO HOLD A BARBEQUE A barbeque is to be held at the Golden Leaf Baptist Church Saturday, May 17th, and also a $25 vanity~ set will be given away. Everyone is cordially. invited. ing which was enjoyed by ~all. Mrs., Cooper was: the recipient of many lovely and useful gifts. Mrs. Many McCaruy, Mrs. Lucy Wheeler,. Mrs.. Edith,-Robisson, Mrs. Leota Jones, -Mrs. Martha Taylor, Mrs. Ella Lewis, Mrs. Helen _ Buckner, Ts. Lilah ~Payne, Mrs. Benlay Copeland, Mrs. Dorothy Cooper, Mrs. Iota Payne, Mrs. Darothy Porte, Mrs. Helen~ Banks, Mrs. Ada Washington, Mrs.. Izola Vaughn, Mrs. | Artie Metcalfe, and Miss Rachel | Wright. Flint MRS A.B. THOMPSON of* Golf Champion and also presi Dwight St, entertained Sunday sent of the Flint Golf Club an ' CONNIE CHILDERS llth with a_ bar-B-que supper, among the. guests were ' Mr. and Mrs.~Leo Green, Mr. and! Mrs! -Bill 'Satinders, Mr. J. C. Bean all of Flint. ae, May; hounce that he an,l1 other mem bers of the Flint Amateur Golf Club will compete in the Way ~Side Country Club Tournament, '\May_ 30 to June 1, at Lockport, Ellinois, a short distance out from Ckteago, Til, i THE ALBERT FLEMINGS CELEBRATE SECOND ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. of E.: McClellan St. their second year Sunday, May 4, 1947. An elabo-, rate: dinner waS served by Mrs. |, Fleming, the -hostess. The table |: was centered with white carnations, daffodils, and sweet peas. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Reu- | nd eat Par a Pa ben Moore; Mr: and Mrs. ~W. H.| McGee; Mr.* and. Mrs. Otrice; i AROLD~S Stafford,: Mr. and Mrs. Allen McBride,. Miss Cloteak Moore, Mr. 1103 EASY ST. Corner Michigan and Mts. W.~*M,: Clark, and Mr. PHONE 9-1572 and Mfs. Isom Martin. * * cclebraied Prescriptions are the most.im- | anniversary ) portant part of our business, GUTE~S DRUG STORE 901 Lippincott Blvd. The couple were recepients of many beautiful. cards and gifts. Nigh Week 7 Nights A Wee 8 P.M. ~til?: featuring STEAKS ~ CHICKEN OYSTERS SHRIMP eS New Yorker Visits Miss Jessie Kelley: New York Ci'y, spent a week~s visit. with' Mrs} Gerthie Burney~ of 202: E.! 13th Street.~ Miss Kelley is quoted as saying ~that. she en- ~ ~joyed. her stay very. much and hopes to return again.~ Mrs. Gertrude: Bradley Returns ~ After. an exciting and interesting: vacation touring the south, visitingthe State of Texas; Lou isiana, | Alabama ~and ~ Chicago, Illinois, ~Mrs: Bradley ~is ~home SHRIMP again with ~many. ~interesting an d happenings ta: report. Mrs. Bredley -is~ looking forward to returning nessa ~ the year is out? OYSTER COCKTAILS Dine With Celebrities 2 'o Nightly oe Pen Pa Re ase BS ~~ at Papers sae \. er ee ud Suckers Propagate Plants ~ Century ~plants aré propagated by as arising from,.old plants... This Beer aeuntered r Quality ae. OL AIG DA\ Le PH KELING BR 4 blame you for 4 much. THE CREEPER = P. ~ s | - At night when you are sup-| Grady. posed to be sleep that~s when Ij. Why in the H~ is A J. so ~catch you on a creep.. How] worried about what E. T., L. U., about it Creeper fans? V. W., and S. W. do? Or where I hear that J. J. still likes D.| they go she is always inquiring S. way don~t D. R. give D. S.j around places they don~t even another chance? g0.; What do. you know? Mr. J. G. is a married man now. Why try and keep it a secret? Did. you tell E. P. about it. I. wonder if there~s anything serious. between F. H. and J. H? I know others who are wondering too.. H. A. how ~are you and D. T. S. getting along fine?. Does D. S. and J. H. still go s}together or has he.found something new? Does B. S. and HL C. go together or aré they playing around. Who knows. This is to whom it may concern that little. gang you were speaking of don~t buy friendship either. So that little you got you can~t sell so therefore you are doing best by giving it away. _It seems that lots of people are worried about. G. W., but that don~t concern you should come before you. It. is too bad that J. C: G.. marrying, because a scrtats friend of his sister don~t like it. L. C. looks like you~re slip Fever responsible for Thoughts to Remember By Louella Winfield While people are happy and gay Join them in a cheerful way, Be active and share the fun Don~t just stare and stand alone. Rhelumatic fever 95 per cent of the defective hearts in childhood.~ When you hear a church man Saturday Only. pray Don't let your thoughts- vanish LATE SHOW SATURDAY away, NITE AFTER 11:30 P, M. FOR ACTION~ AND THRILLS *~ DON~T MISS ~ ~ ~SUSPENSE~ o RED ) BARRY ~KANSAS CYCLONE~ Say a prayer within iia For you'll be helping someone else. If you can aid your fellowman Try and help him understand. Kind deeds will save the day For you, for me, in everyway, Die Casting---- Goodbye Hard Work Revolutionary methods of manufacturing automobile blocks | were described recently by Mr. |Jack, of the famed ~Jack and ~Heintz Firm, Cleveland, Ohio. - ping. I ~see the -girls turned their heads to you. Sunday. at the skating rink.. F. D. looks like B. A. H. has...Hey M. H. H. is B. M. beating your time with L. ~J. or some- | Albert Fleming ' OPROOD EPRI O OOP OOD DOO DOLD DOO DOON getting along? |H. or Should I. I think it is be-1 - one else? _ Are S. J. and &. EB really is Jove or are they. playing around? I think they are in love. B. J. how -are you and H. S. put you down she hasn~t. been over on your side lately. No wonder. you~re hanging around E. L. H. 3 etting along fine or is: ti W. D. the way it looked at Seailen ice eau Pontiac the okating party Sunday P. K./"' A. B. what has happened. to has put you down for- goed. ~ | you and.-T. S: has he got someH. S. if you wouldn~t go across | oe ~else? the tracks so much maybe S Pips wonder what P. W. is going a ig ens vaU. to do now that hér man J. L. is 5 see you had a cute | pack home from the Army for chick. with *you Sunday. I don~t ninety days. J. L. loves P. W. putting H. -S-|Do, P. w. love J. L? I wonder. down she runs after you too! -n yz R what's wrong? J. L. don~t have much to say.. ~Why does F, D. hang: around R. ahd ~3. L. Pesca in the E. ond H. 9 much?. B. H. dancing. Her head back ere ~has L. C. been lately and ~eyes closed could she be it seems as if ~all. the girls -has waiting for a kiss? put him down. J. L. who is the new flame you Bu A. H. we hear you, are ex- were with in B. S. G.~s it looks pecting what about that:F. D? like ~she loves you. Why did E. M. S. cry when |: J.:P. and P. L. D. seem to be D. W. es to the Kentucky / petting along fine together. Let~s Derby is: it because she loves hope it lasts, for they will make him? } wonder. a nice couple. A. J. it seems like S. F. has ~Say IF who~s that fine cat put you down for H. S Is_ it I saw you with Sunday? i Prue? ~Say O. M. I thought you said W. D. why don~t you stop you didn~t go with O. B. anyfooling yourself you are no play- more. It~s just a lie you told.. boy. i het, i'Say -G. B. who~s your latest i M,, B. you were dancing aw- flame? ~ fully close to a certain girl over - Say 2 wlig~y your latest at Huston~s the oher nite. Is it Same~ love? ~+: To those, ~wh to think B. K. how are you and T. A. oO se, who seem to thin being friendly means a budding romance. I am very sorry, but I always~did like to be friendly with girls. I hope no one~s feelings were hurt, and I assure you it won~t happen again. _C. ~. the undersigned. F..D: who do you really like Bi Ti. By AG Bo Hy EB. ~L-H. To a certain girl which is H.,S. Why don~t you stop running atter my man which is Ss. F. Signed A. J. B. M. can~t you keep a boy? M. W. why don~t you stop running after C. M. He don~t want | ~ you.; S. C. I- see you were~ very glad to see S. M. when he came back from: Detroit for a short visit over the weekend. S. M.-I see you still think- a lot of 'S: C.~ ~ H. C..areé you jealous of your ws etA where ns Ke ~ Ding & DANCE ~PLAN YOUR fine sister. S. C. If you are old, age is something that can~t be Banquets hid. Parties ~ remain at church the other Fri- | day when L. U. was-so anxious to go some. place. Was all of this because of G. T. Why do sad girls always think | they are fine? Answer that S. Wedding a ocgtoi Matinee Dances FOR APPOINTMENTS AT THE Bobby Sox Grill 2718 > hl fl at. Call 9-1976 cause no one else does. Nat even ~ROBINSON and CHANDLER ged ae -HOME aris QUIET: DIGNIFRSD SERVICE ST..JOHN ST. | PHONE 58 cvivnevnesuenicineconeninuacagticnasveneeatenoenigneeuerecnaonanernia! ~Mrs. F: annie Lee Stafford ~LICENSED BARBER Latest Methods and Appliances for _ Shampoo, Hair Care, Skin Care with the ow -Delune Barber Shop ~ 4006 INDUSTRIAL AVE. Flint, Mich. oe ae FLINT ~ROLLER DROME ~ ' 610 LOUISA _EVERY SUNDAY: NIGHT. ~7TO1lI MEET YOUR FRIENDS THERE McClellan and Industrial This. intricate machinery, con-, trolled by one or two men, will eliminate almost 100 men, The two ~Whit metals, Magnesium and Aluminum are used in the process. A lowered cost ~of this intricate | Sunday, Monday, May 18 and 19. DAGWOOD and BLONDIE Are - bes | ao JACKIE. ROBINSON --- AMERICAN. Recently, Eddie Dyer, manager of the St, Louis Cardinals, baseball club, -in- discussing- Jackie Robinson, Negro first baseman of: the Brooklyn Dodgers, said, ~He (Jackie Robinson) is an Ameri. can the same as I am and he is entitled io all the rights.and priv ileges I am.~ & Perhaps the awarding of the Legion of Merit to Eddie Dyer would b2 cut cf order, but wren a man of public prominence makes a public statement, chat is released throughout th2 country, such as that it would seem that some award should be in order. it all remains to be seen tho, whethcr this statement ~was sincere or jusi lip-service. It would be a good idea for some of the key figures in Flint~s business and industrial world ~to clip this statement, frame it either on their desks or in some prominent place, as a. constant reminder that the ~tenth man~~ the Negro ~ is indeed an Ameri an ~ and drop the subteriuges bad tricks they constanily use in denying those ~rights and privileges~ supposed to be afforded all Americans, We know this is def > me initely true in respect to job oppor-unities, ~Th> time has approached ca America must __ begin practicing the democracy she preaches ~or hecome the joke among world lezders. Too lorg, she has ~swept the ~dirt under the rug~ ~ its | tim2 to sweep it up and throw jit away. Going Down Prices took a tumble in Flint last week. Picnic ams, tong with bacon: dropp: d from five to nine ccnts.a pound. This snould bo good new: to some people as a soaring wether, the steel ~shor a age layoffs are being absorbes by the building trades in Fi nib. ~The call of the **Open Furréw ow-shas wooed many to farms in the: area and back in Dixie, gees It iz also being rumorcd- that construction workers are -e2king more money than fac-ory workers. Hitting The Nite Spots with the Cont: Well, here I am again back ~BLONDIE mechine to balance post-war changes by companies would KNOWS Cause an unprecedented mass production, BEST~ River of Milk Enough milk is produced annual- | ~Plus~ ly in America to 4ll a river 35000 | (In Beautiful Color) miles long, 40 feet wide and 3 feet | A GRAND ACTION deep. WESTERN | ~COLORADO | _ SERENADE~ Buzzard~s Eye The English buzzard (B.buteo) has remarkable eyes. Its eyes are about the size of human eyes, but with double the visual acuity. Caribous Vanishing The last woodland caribou in Maine was seen in 1908. There are now 15 in northern Minnesota, only two of which are natives. Tuesday and Wednesday, - May 20-21. ZANE GREY~S ~LAST OF. _ THE DUANES~ - PLUS A GRAN~Z DRAMA ~OF HUMAN BONDAGE~ Sunshine Affects Mirrors Do not hang mirrors where the.sun shines directly on them. Sunshine may affect the silver back| ing~ of the mirror. Bom, Lets Throw A Party ~ AT THE ~ FLORA LEA LOUNGE 304 E, KENNELWORTH ST. WHERE WE CAN DINE and DANCE TO THE TUNES OF Eddie Woods Trio DELICIOUS HAMBURGERS & ~SO GOES MY LOVE~ "WHERE THE ELITES pe ag, GATHER aah Thursday, Friday, May 22:23. ~COLORADO PIONEERS~ DON AMECHE ~in~ = om a at STREAMLINE CLEANERS TWO DAY SERVICE ~.CALL FOR AND DELIVER Bear in Mind ~ Streamline ~SERVICE~ IF YOU WANT THE BEST, TRY US 3810 Industrial Ave. - Phone 16462 FLINT, MICHIGAN f= ~~ * ~: ms ae ey! dH i op - 7 >. TAYLOR~S GROCERY | BEER ~ WINE TO TAKE OUT GROCERIES ~ MEATS - OPEN SUNDAYS and EVENINGS Phone 4-6482 * 1018 E. Stewart Ave. E. S. TAYLOR. Prop. a -s aE ae ee TSLbTSTSC SDSS ET ONOTSTOOETOOOEM Office Phone 4-6300 1607 Harrison St. oe CAB CO. Call YOUR CAB for Complete Service and Satisfaction CAB STANDS Clifford and Kemielworth ~ ~ St. John nd State again by popular demand and I ~find the Nite Life in Flint com ing - back - to: + lira. with - the BROWNETTES SOCIAL CLU leading: the way las: Sunday with a grand Anniversary Dance at the Royal Gardens, with "Mdiie; Woods sharing band honors, on the merry-making. The UNIQUE BRIDGE CLUB also had a very successful affair which was a Sunday Matinee with Rov Jack- | son and band sharing. the band honors, The Unique. will present another Matinee Dance this Sun-! day from 5 p. m. til ~PM, Everyone is cordially invited to attend. CLUB 13 held a sticcessful Caba- | ~st Pariy last Saturday night at the CIO Ballroom, with an allstar band sharing, the band honws. and everyoneshaving a woh- | terful evening of gaicty. While ~ocking in on ~the vs riops spots ve stopped in at the FAMOUS | TJELDS BAR-B-Q PALACE, w2 1o-iced that busines; is~ getting ~etter and better with many new customers joining the throngs of xtd customers for ihe best in Bar 200 | or more local flintites and out of | towners were on hand to join in} |} packing them in with celebrities |from far and near ecnjoyimnes the i best in Sea Foods and Steaks! | TAYLOR~S GROCERY is makifig Ba complete change so watch next ~ | week vor announcemen~, ~>The | COMMUNITY MARKET is open~ | ed Sundays for your convenience~so don~t fail to stop in for your various grocery items. ~Coming: attractions at the RICHARD. | THEATRE of NOTE are the ~Hep. | Cats Serenade~ wiih Louis Jor-. dan, ~Toot That Trumpet~. with. | Louis Jordan and Straight,. to | Heav: =n. So make it a date t2.g9, 1.0 the RICHARD THEATRE for ~the best in entertainment, Make it a date and don~t forget the alee Hearts of Rhythm wilk ke re On tue 31st of May at ~the poe will fe-ture Jackie at 'the piano, All YPA fans, will remx ember ~that Jackie formerly pla ~4 at the YPA here in Flint | some 14,months ago and wilk-at-*, ~tend this gala Breakiast D-ncezat. the~ Bobby Sox Grill after the. dance on the 31s: of May. ~We'll-,be Jooking for you each and every one at th2. Bokby- Sp: Grill this Saturde y night fop=bhe Jive Jamborze f- aturing the ~ pre Troubles.: Veil..This Lady Is Nok to Be World~s Star Reader and Lif2 Advisor. r Affzirs ~ef Life, Such a> Health, She is the Seventh Panghter, Born wiih a Pouhle Charlotte Is Very Proud to Know That She Can Convinee thé. Most Skeptical and Best People. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Nac Charge. All Welcome. Hours 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. Daily and Swit day. Located in Pullman Trailer on Fenton Rd. U. 8S. 23 ~ ~ Miles South of Flint ~ Limits. LOOK FOR SIGN. BQ. HAROLD'S GRILL ~s s~i'l sic of Gene ~Serls and Band. = MADAME CHARLOTTE = - Special Reading $1.00 =4 She Gives Advice sd Lové, Busine-s and Fai Classed with Gypsies. Madam. " es @ + OFFICE PHONE 9.2724 é We Buy, Sell or Trade 29 YEARS IN BUSINESS 3602 INDUSTRIAL AVE. SMITH MOVING CO. LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE Nights and Holidays ~ 4-2862 ELBERE oe bete vee Oe New and Used Furniture FLINT 5, MICH. - FIELDS BAR Corner Hickory & St. B-O PALACE. J ohn St. - - Phone 9- 1290 aoe ewe - wn ae eee T Bera by Taste the Queen of 5 Mrs. Betty Fields - Wesley ~Baby~ Fields, test -- a pei by. ar-B-Q Makers ~ ladipeloegeetoaZorcoesoaceeloecoeioeloe_oeioess een coezoaroeloeodzooionioeiesiosioe.oeloeloesoeleacoaleetoeloelonioe ote o> WATCHES ~ JEWELRY ON CREDIT TERMS $1.25 per week - DIAMONDS WORKINGMAN~S PROMPT SERVICE 1-WEEK 314 SO. SAGINAW STREET Expert Swiss and American Watch Repairing SERVICE ae ~6 o..% 2%.~ % 2 2. 2 2, PP OES rr ee Pl Gee cat thee Rt JEWELRY SHOP ~ a 4 flood of green cabbage hi: the city markets also,; Hiring And ~) Pass Firing a With the advent of al erm,
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