Flint Spokesman [Volume: 2, Issue: 13]

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A Grand Request

Program

~~ Big Tarzan Pictures
On 1 Program

~Tarzan~s Desert
Mystery~

= ~Tarzan And
~The Amazons~..... Serial. and Cartoon

Well here I am again muind
you love it regardless of how
much you talk against it to
your friends. You. can't wait
to read this week~s column to
see whethd or not I creeped
upon you doing wrong as usval, but for you I will do like
the farmer did the potato: ~I~.}
plant you now but I will dig
you later, that is if I did not
dig you this week.

M. (Mercury) H. we are to}d
that you are all played out
with your jive auto, compared
to the yellow. convertible or
any Buick for. that ~matter, they

ing other people~s business and|.

say things are so bad. that you
have returned to.: your ace in

the hole and ebfinging it into
the light. I mean - HLH.

ae BS of Maines St., we would
~like you to know that we have
1 your number and also location
of wheré you play occasionally,

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BASIL~ earapone

= Story Too Hot,For
SCOTLAND YARD

~Dressed To Kill

Plus a Swell: Western

~Song Of Sierras~

has he. called recently.

J. S. whats the matter you
don~t come out anymore? There
are other men besides the ax,
that put you down.

To R. M. T.~I was roadie
last week where you are getting married, and all I can say
is good luck and what the fool
| doesn~t know, surely will not
|| hurt him and after all he must
love you for I know and every
~tone else knows what and who
you love. Philly. is a much bigger place than Flint and ~ they
don~t talk as much as we do or
do they?

We would like to me just
who M. D.~s heart-throb is.

A. C. do you really like P.
G. or is it just another fling.

A. C. which. of -you_ long.
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| FSUN.., MON. JUNE 15-16
A Grand All Colored

on Happened In
~ Harlem~

Plus A Grand Techni
color hit

~Home On The
Range~

Plus

~ELLA RAINES in

~The Run
Around~

string of admirers do you really care for, we think it is B. B.
so why don~t you confess it.

A. B. the joke was really on
you the other morning. when
vou found out that D. B. was
aiso carrying a light torch for
|. Dus'y, W I wonder where
| te B. R.. when all. this was

going on?

E. P. that was a- very good
meal you cookéd the~ other a.
m. at the apartment. I wonder
what the boyfriend will. think
when he learns about _ it?

Q. R. don~t~ you know that
chick was too old to fry that
you. were out with the other
night, it seems that for a big
affair a playboy like you: would
have imported strange talent.

i ing to leave us soon but that is
no reason for you to be so bold
with your many married women, keep it up and you might
leave quicker than you planned.

D <.,

competition than the-male sex
and is asking for help for aj
consentrated drive on the men- |
ace that is plaguing his play- |
~ grounds. All available males to_

Coming Thurs., June 17-18

~THE SEARCHING WIND~

~ the rescue.

W. S., made friends, what abcut
it?

J. T. why don~t you and E.C. -

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that way about each other.

A. J. ~some one thinks you are:

a fine creature, how about it S.
~iF.
Frankly I think the fellow is
getting hep and facing facts
~which: proves that you mean
him and no one else any good.
' A. P. what good does it do
for, you to live in chi-town and
you are here every week-end?
You mi as well come on
back home, and.why mislead a
finé fellow. like E. M. for we
are under the impression that
you are steadily falling back
on him.

It seems like W. D. realiy
goes for W. S., J.-T. you and
D.C. are a fine couple.

~Who ever~ put that in the
paper about BV _ shouldn~t talk,
becausé -she is a much nicer
girl than you, besides she has;
got what it takes to make a!
jelly cake.

I wonder what do-the big five
think: they. are? If you ask me
all,of them are full of wind.
mouth and head.

To whom it may concern:
This is a free country and provides freedom of speech ~to all
who wishes to use it, but its no
sign that. a ~person is in love |
with. that person whom. she
talks about, if thats the case,
none of us are true are we? JV
is not the pres. of the U. S. A.
nor. is he anyone important, so
why should D. M. feel ~onored
she~ would lke to know?

I-don~t blame people for quitting ~J. H.. because he is not
worth. talking about.

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|Large Delegation

~| ment the State Conference wi:]

$.05 per member making a to\}tal of $.10 per capita to hep

| be provided by the local Red

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and J. Mc D.

J. H. I am sure you and S.
W. had a grand time up in the
balcony. at the dance the other
night. The creeper is. paying
one dollar for every,hundrei
and one pennies that you turn
in at the-office. Joke.

Softening Sugar
Soften hardened brown sugar by
placing the approximate amount
you plan to use in a bow] and covering the bowl with a heavy, wet
cloth. Let stand for an hour or
longer if necessary, until sugar is

soft enough to measure.
net

M. E. we know you are go-|

popular accomplished |
|! Playboy is running. into stiffer |

S. M. I heard that you and

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_ WHOLESALERS AND

RETAILERS OF

LATEST HIT
RECORDS

We also repair all makes of
~Juke Boxes, Radios arn]
Combinations!

James and Sons

FLINT~S LARGEST
OPERATORS OF

AMUSEMENT

~it looks ~like you are! food by Red Cross Volunteers.
slipping after the dance Satur-| To be acceptable as a regisday. night he tried to date A. S.|

BANNER -
LINE

pared.to. get better jobs. But
to reach the top. you will haye
to continue studying.- You-~can,
go to Baker University of Business, General Motors Technical School, or Flint Junior =
lege this summer.

~You will undergo a penea
of deflation of spirit, but you
see, guite a number of graduates from high school have
been out in the world for quite
some time and you will have
to have more training to get
ahead of them.

(Continued From fage Oae)
member. Under this arrange
collect from the National Office
$.05 and from the local Branch

finance the activities of the
State Conference. While this amount,, if every man, woman
and child paid, would not te
sufficient, the Conference mus
resort to registration and pub--
lic collection to carry on the
many duties during the year.

The many problems confronting the. Negroes of Michigan,
especially housing, will be discussed, and, all citizens interested in helping to make Michigan. a fit place to live are requested to attend.

690 Blood

(Continued from Page One)

The Urban weague wiil have
an Industrial Relations Secretary, A Mr. Everett Beane, well
trained and experienced in
dealing with the type of Personal Managers in Flint, many
who still think you are only
good enough ~to sweep the dirt
up. from their floors. This is
something we older grads -missed, not: the floors, the Mr.
Beane.

of the Women~s Auxiliary oi
the Genesee County Medicel
Society, which is in charge cf
~recruitment of donors.

Non-Medical and _~ nontechnical personnel at the clinic wi.)

you, whether you realize it or
not, and you will only rise by
the efforts combined with ours.
As a famous blues singer once
said: ~You~ve got the world in
a jug and the stopper in your
hand.~ Don~t break the jug.~

Richard Theatre

(Continued. from Puge I)

Cross chapter. Clinic sessions
are to. be held from.1:00 p. m.
to 2:30 p. m. and 5:00 p. m. to
6:30 p. m. on Monday through
Thursday (June 16-19) and
on Friday (June 20) from 10
a, m,.to 11:[email protected].~:m.. ~and 1:0:
p.m. to 2:30 p. m. The clinic
will be held at the Flint Y. M.}
C. A. Those giving blood. are
cautioned to refrain. from ea:ing all fats or fatty foods for
four hours preceding their clinic appointments and to. eaf
lightly if a meal is taken immediately before the appointment. After the blood is taken,
donors are served appropriate

Columbia Theatre taking én
early lead and pitcher Benny
McCombs pitching no hit ball
up until. the sixth inning at
which he was relieved by Silas
Hogan who held the Richard
Theatre team in tact after they

the game 12 to 6 in favor of
Richard Theatre, who are leading the City Class B. League
Mgr. Henry Caldwell predicted
the outcome of the game several days ago in the popular eatery the Red Dog Coney Island
at which time he told McCombs
that his team would send him
to the showers if he was. the
pitcher chosen to oppose his
team and running true to form
The Richard Theatre team just
~did that. Mr. Donald McKenzie, popular owner of the Rich
As many as 120 donors a day ard Theatre expressed pride in
can be handled by the facilities the very fine ball he seleeted.
of the mobile unit of the Mich-| mr. McKenzie was the first
igan Department of Health. neighborhood merchant

Plasma is not sold. It is made] sponsor a team without hesitaava.lable to local patients who| tion what soever. The Richard
need it. The only fee is that| Theatre is located at Leith and
allowed to be charged by the| Industrial and is the northside~s
hospital for plasma~s. adminis- | most popular theatre

tration costs.

trant, Mrs. Shantz explained,
donors must weight at least 115
pounds and must have no acute
illnesses -nor histories of recent
serious illness or _ operations.
Only those who can safely give
a pint of blood are accepted
by the physician and nurses attached to the mobile bleeding
unit which handles: = collections of blood.

Traffic Accidents
Farmers Prolific

|Rev. Timmons

~especially good in their separ
The way is being paved for:
~and by insertions in the bulle
| Timmons will fill his ~pulpit for

had gained a 6 run lead to win|-}

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(Continued from Page One) ~

this popular minister.

Sufiday was a grand ~day in
the life of the cuurch. And no
pains were spared in making
his home-coming a pleasant
one. Both choirs were on hand
to-greet him as well as the deacons, trustees, ushers, mothers
and lay members. The outstanding attraction of the day
was the. singing of the two
choirs under the direction - of
Mr. Ortrice Stafford. They w-re

ate numbers. The Senior choir
sang: ~God is Good to Me,~ featuring the bass section. Te
Young Adult Choir sang: 1
Thank, You. All the. Days of My
Life,~ featuring Mrs. Mer..le
Foote, Mrs. ~Doris Broden and
Mr. Daniel Bell.

Rev. Mathew ~Montgomery,
spoke out of the depth of his
~The Church the Light of
the World,~ was his subject. He
very scholarly ~ ~ deliveréd: this
thought provoking ~: serfion.
Prayer was offered. by Rev,
West, a visiting minister.

Rey. Timmons, by letter

soul.

tin, personally thanked Reverend Montgomery, Rev. Richard-;
~son, Mrs. Timmons and thé
church at large, for carrying on
so marvelously well during his |
absence. Mrs. Roscoe Hill and
Mrs. Alberta Reaves; were the |
very efficient accompanists for,
the two. choirs. The Rev. Mr.

the first time since his return
on Sunday, June. 15th, All
members. of ~the church are urged to attend their meetings, especially business meetings. Every one is invited to. attend all
services.

Mary Blanche
(Continued from fue One)

olson acted as best man and
seating guests were General |
Simpson, James Swanson, Lester Roberts, Lafayette Rendall,
Marcus Woodard, Robert Coulter and Barbara Roberts was
pianist.

A reception for 200 guess
was held following the ceremony at the home of _ the
bride~s parents at 1213 E: Phil-.
adelphia Avenue with a number of out of town guests attending. The newly weds. wi!
make their home on Central
Avenue. The Flint Spokesman
wishes the couple many years
of happiness and prosperity.

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Nickel Industry

More than 77 million board feet
of lumber and timber aré used annually ~by the Canadian nickel industry. It requires approximately

Non-fatal injuries from traffic ac
Farm people of this country sup | cidents in 1946 totaled 1,150,000.

4,000 freight cars,,to transport this
material.?

ply about half of the increase ir
-population.;

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(Continued from Page One)

he entered ~ Lincoln - University; }

Penn., and was graduated from

there, with the 3. ~A. Degree in

1922. He had been one. of. the.

high ranking students. all. thru
college, but to use his own

loibefse

words, he ~nevér..wanted
in the ~lime light~ of things.
He. entered... Howard _Uni-.

versity. Medical Schook a st

Washington, D. C., in the ~fall
of 1922 and received his, Med-.

ical Degree in June: 1926, ~He;

interned at the General tospital in. Kensas City,. Ma., from
July 1926 to July 1927. He took
the state board exam in Kansas, and passed. but preferred.
to - practice in Michigan. He
came to Flint in September,
of 1927 and has~ practiced here~
since. He did.some: post- -graduate work at the University of
Michigan, during his. -~active
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came the first Negro last week td

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Dr; -D..A.,folm s:
Paseo Bapiifl cunrg

boosted to that post f an al4
mest, all-white membership, com+
posed: nf the leading ministers of
this city. Dr. Holmes, who res
eeived.a.bachelor of. science dec
Bree ~froft Western conege ane
then attended the Univergity,; bf
Chicago Theological schol, 3 has
~poen! preaching 48 yedrs.

* \He haS\served\as. pastor of Paseo Baptist church here for the

the executive poenesstee of the

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68-year;year old clergyman be;

last 25 years and is a member of -

years of practice, and ~wasiva-}"-~)~ Of
warded a certificate off merite.| 23%
His -health failed in: -1940 sand} - ~

he spent four years. in the Sari
itorium. He had been heme for
three years. For a year and a

half, he...did.a. little consultahis $

tion and Bredeription; at

home. ~ 3% TR yee 4

Dr. Walden had See tole

here. and. everywhere~-he ~had

lived. ~For to~ know hinr was*to
love him.~ He. was really. a
friend to humanity, He was interested in all kinds of civic
and uplifting work for his. felowmen ~ and~ community.
gave. of himself.and h:s means.

liberally: He worked with the |~!

YMCA: ag a member. of the
board of. ~directors of the colored branch. Worked with boy
scouts, Was a gocd and helpiul]
member of.* Canaan Baptist
Church. President
years of-the NAACP, member
of the Kappa Alpha Psi. Fraternity and a charter member. of
the Chi Delta Mu, an honorery
Medical Society. He" was <
member of the Nationai Medical Association and the Gene
see County Medical Associat O14 |, gees
City]

also member ci Vehicle
Lodge of the: ~Eiks. and the Flirt
Colored Sportsmen Club, -. ee

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