Flint Spokesman [Volume: 2, Issue: 13]

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Well it ~happened ~ again~ the
Flint Sportsmen Club Formal
ds. still the talk of the town
~without the shadow of a doubt
4he greatest affair to be held
in the city of. Flint. The formal
was attended by 1200 to 1500
people: from as far away.as
New York City. The Elks Band
under~- the direction of Eddie
~Woods played lovely danceable
~must to the enjoyment of the
dancers, ~and they are to be
lcomplimeénted for their efforts,
which was very good indeed.
~ ~This ~year the- Community
Aidettes will follow the Sportsmen~ Club in the promoticn of
their Annual formal ~to be held
this ~year at the beautiful
Blaines Ballroom on the 6th of
July, this promises to be a gala

Taylor Jr., and aiso the Clarence Berry~s and family, Raymond Brackins and_ friends.
They all report that they had a
delightful time.
ANOTHER DOCTOR ADDED
TO THE TURPIN FAMILY
Charles Turpin, son of Rev.
and Mrs, Turpin of 1419. Clifford St., was among the 28 who
received their degree as Doctors of Dentistry from the medical College of MeHarry
Nashville, Tenn. Dr. Turpin as
yet is undecided as to where

Flint Spokesman, we feel~ sure
that with your qualities of the
past you are destined for: the
path. of ~success.

affair:
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN BY
sige OHIOAN VISITS 12 CHARITY GIRLS:

Low lights, sweet soft music, |
and the gay ~laughter of voicés
ringing in. the.
sounds nice doesn~t it? Well it
was, yes ~this was the: setting

Mrs. Gertrude Lewis of Co!umbus, Ohio, is quoted as saying she is énjoying her three
week vacation here visiting her
nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A.
Lewis of ~2030 Crocker St. |
MANY FLINTITES SEE:
WAYNE roe

~Essie -Flzy and Mattie Woddard: reesntly~returned from ~a!
weekend~ visit in Fort Wayne,
Ind.,.as: ~the. guest of Mr. and
Mrs. M.:5,. Winn of that city.

given:
~Birch, president of the 12 Charity Girls Club.

Miss Birch graduated from:
Central ~High School and- was
presented with a lovely gift
from, the
many guests present were ~Vera
Birch, sister of the honoree,
Wade Jones, and Vincent. Van
Hurly of whom all are graduating from Central this year.

There were -many __ other
guests present for the occasion.
The 12 Charity Girls would like
to thank Mr. and Mrs. Thom
MANY LINTITES SEE
TIGERS LAY IN BOSTON
Among the many Flintites at-:
tending the Detroit-Boston
game were Ralph Walters, Lu- cille Walters, Rose Taylor, Fred

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let the club use their home fcr
the occasion. A wonderful time, was had by all.
MRS. RUBY FERGUSON
RETURNS

After a two month vacation
in Clenton. S. C.,. Mrs. Ruby
Ferguson, popular business and
club woman of Flint, raturned
last week to our fair city with
many exciting happenings.to

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Migs A Week report concerning her trip,, while there Mrs. Fergusgn was

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8&P. M. "til? feted with ~many luncheons and
featuring ~ parties given in her honor.. Ac
companying her was 3
syron Childress, son of Mr. and.
Mrs. Connie Childress of ~ E.
Wellington St.,
LEON SMITH RETURNS

After a three week. vacat:on'
in New: York City, Leon Smith

STEAKS ~
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~SHRIMP

~popular Manager of ~the: pop--
ular Golden Leaf Club, is back
in the saddle with many fantas
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SHRIMP tic tales to tell to his evergrowing audience. He _ reports

and: that he did have a wonderful

trip.
LIONEL A. NELSON IN
TOWN OVER WEEK END
Popular Lionel A. Nelson,
formerly of Flint, now livirg
in Detroit was in the city over
the last week end taking in the
Sportsmen Club. Formal. Nel
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pin from the entire staff of the}

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for a wonderful surprise party |
in honor of Miss Julia~

as W. Russell of 610 E. Well-/|
whom consented. ta:

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club. Among | the | ji

~True in every sense; of
word: The -Sportsrhen! Chub Fore -

to take place~ in--the:city-> of'

-| outstandihg -so~ial ~event ~of~ the:
season: Between 1200 and -1500~
guests ~ ~Weré -present to: enjoy | was supplied. by the Elk~s Band lovely Bernice

this: on event -with I Saas

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Flint;-"And- as" before~: was ~the! ~

~ SOCIAL~ EVENT OF THE SEASON - be, Suginaw, Detroit,
Bay: City, ~and: Pontiac, Ohio,

tiany other~ cities and statgs.

Everyone is quoted as Ssaying that. they. had a lovely
evening. Music for the occasicn

under the direction of Edde

Woods.
ing was the band of Aurora |

mal~was the greatest ewent-ever ~New~ York, Indiana, Illinois ard Wilson and her band from In-.

dianapolis, Ind., who set in for
a series of numbers that were
highly enjoyed by everyone.
Guest ertists appearing -were
Randall, who,
rendered a lovely number en-|

Highlight of the even-:

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| superb

_meetings

titled ~Time After 'Time~ to an
appreciative audience. Also ar_ pearing was the ever growing
" popular Sammy Williams whom
had the ladies on edge with his
rendition of the famous immortal ~Bedy.and Soul.~

Father~s Day~

It is Fathers Day: Normally
he is the one who goes to work
each morning and comes home
at night. He.~s the one who
pays the ~ills. buys the fodd,
and buys the clothes you wear.
He has gone through!aany
trials and tribulations that yu
know noth-as about, to. maintain sometbin:s of a standard of
decency fer you ana for the
neighborhov: in wh:eh he hves.
In sp.te of many things he has
tried to instiii-within you a
sense of the spiritual. of the
tight way wt life and how to
make an hone.:, decent living.
He has msadic many mistakes,
and he has benefitted from
them, trying to warn you of
the pitfalls ehead that he feil
into. ~ ~

Lastly he is the way you entered life, if you can find nothing.else to respect him for, Tespect him for that.

Gotlib Guns

Great Britain

~The Jews have all the attributes of a nation except: a

geographic location, The British |

however are living up to the
letter of the law, not. the spirit
of the Balfour declaraticn.
They alone are responsible for
the death of 6 million Jews,
he same as Hitler.~

Those words were spoken by
Attorney B. Gotlib before the
members of the Jr. College Discussion group, Sunday, June
8th at the YWCA.

The question of Imperialism
was brought out and discussed
from the political angle of regarding oil fields East of. Palestine.

~There are 225 million displaced Jews in Europe and anti-Semitism prevents them from
settling there~ continued Mr.
Gotlib. Questions followed the
conclusion of~ his lecture. Marcus Woodson, President of the
discussion introduced the Secretary, Miss Beth Schultz who
introduced the | speaker. The
of the ~' discussi_n
group are open to the public
and all interested persons are
urged to take a part~ in~ ~what

promises to be one of: the~ out- |
standing clubs in our. fair Sy)

Earth~s Shine.

The earth produces a shine, as
does the moon. The earth is a lumi
nary to the moon as thé moon is to
the earth. Consequently, the portion
of the moon~s dise which is not illuminated by the sun is illuminated
by earth shine analogous to moon
light.

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1119 Get Roe~
At Atlanta U.

ATLANTA ~ ANP ~ Attorney.
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president of the National Bar 2ssociation and chief counsel for
the Supreme Liberty Life Insur-_
anc2 company, challenged 119"
graduates of the Atlanta univer-~

which will make it possible
this couniry to assume the lead
ual peace. 2
In the 78th commencement ex-_
ercises of the historic institution,

ferred graduate and professional

of library science, school of edu:

cation and school of business ade:

ministration.

WAS FLiM f~LAMED

WHILE DOWN TOWN
COLUMBUS, 0. ~ APNS....Glennola Godirey, 545 E. Ful
4341

a man and woman she met
front.of the 10c store at State

ached her wanting - to know

Description is dark skinned woman, 5 ft. 2, 150 pounds, 35 year

coat. dress, hair had been gray,

siripe suit, slender built,
slightly protruded,

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Breakfast Dance~
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Sun. Morn. -
EDDIE WOODS and his BA?
Come one, come all_-Adm.

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This. popular club is- _ sponsoring a -print dress ball Saturday
June 14 at the Royal Garden
Club,.music will be. supplied
by Eddie Woods and his band.

COMMUNITY AIDETTES _.
The Community Aidettes
held their weekly meeting | Fri
day, June 6th at their club
room. After a lengthy, business
meeting a delicious luncheon
was served by the hostess, Mrs.
Ruth Buckner. The final stage
was set for. the minstrél show

15th. The date was also set fcr
another gala formal to be held
it the B'aines Ball Room on the
th of July..

to be presented at the Royal/j.
Gardens on this Saturday, June} /

CLUB ~NEWS

of the morning. Come out and
meet. the mystery club of Flint.
Please note change ~in address
of party. Thank you.

Attention: All Clubs, all club
news must be in the office no
later than Monday of,each
~week. Also church news.

Falls Fatal
Falls brought death to 27,800 per
sons in 1946, according ~o the Na
tional Safety Council.

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Celebrated
Pianist Plans To
Sail For Paris

NEW YORK ~ ANP ~ George Walker, celebrated Washington, D. C., pianist, revealed here
last week, during his Town Hall
concert, that he plans to sail
for Paris on June 21 to study
repertoire with Robert Casadesus, the distinguished French pianist, at the American Arts
school in Fontainbleay. Walker

ber, he said; for several schedul
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A product of Oberlin conserva-:tory of Music and Curtis institu
te of Philadelphia,. he is the first
the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Negro instrmentalist to play with

will return sometime in Septem- |,

~im of n2w compozitions, danc:

-acitals and forum discussions.~

Poultry Dressing
For a pleasing and unusual flavor

~| in poultry dressing, add strips of

dried apricots just before stuffing
the fowl. Use one-half cup of apricots to a pint and a half of dressing.

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