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CuAS Campbell. Lawyer
9G5I GrntiOf Ave.


HTATE or MICHIGAN. The Circui,
>ourt for the County OF Wayne. In
chancery
FERRY THRELKELD Plaintiff. VS..
oA1SY TWREIKELD, Defendant
'' ORDER PUBLICATION
Al n session OF said Court held In the
>aunty building I'm the city OF Detroit
~ the 29nd day OF June A. D.. 1884.
Present The Hon. Allan Campbell CIR
NIT Judge. -
ID satisfactorily appearing by affida..
AZ on file that the residence OF the said
|eftndant Is unknown and that II can
,ot be asccrtained In what state OF
<o>antry the said defendant resides:
II Is ordered that the said defendant
Inpear and answer the Bill OF Com
,iafnt filed IN this cause within three
nonths from tho date OF this order OF
nid Bill may he taken as confessed
Ieainst her. and that this order be pun
Iahed according TO law and copy
hereof mailed to the said defendant at
~ ALLAN CAMPBELL
IH Circuit Judge
IA true copy
FRANK F. BORKoWSKl
Deputy Clerk '-'-o-i'
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FATE OF MICHIGAN. In the u.
/ Court for the County OF Wayne. In
|ncery.
'A0MI r. WILLIAMS, Plaintiff. VS..
|NEY WILLIAMS. Defendant.
{ n session OF the said Court. held
the County Building In the City OF
roit, on the 18th day OF June. A. d..
I. Present: Honorable Allan Camp
. Circuit Judge.
appearing that the Court has on
,tfhat Chancery Summons has been
ed out and under the seal OF this
~ for the appearance OF the said
sndant. herein, and that the same
IA not be served on or before the
nm day thereof. because of said de-
liant being a resident OF the city OF
rolt, County OF Wayne. and state OF
higan was concealed therein, ana
Chancery summons has been re-
led with "A certificate OF the Sheriff
mid County thereon endorsed show
that. after diligent search and IN
Mes said defendant could not be serN-
In said state OF Michigan on or be-
the return day of said summons
n motion OF Jones. piper and Golden.
Drneys for the plaintiff. 1T is OR
RED that he appear and answer the
OF Complaint filed In this Cause
Mn thNA(s) months from the date
MS OrNS or said BIN viii be taken
confessed. that this ORDER be pub
"a as redsired by law. In the Trl-
a newspaper printed.
lished and circulated In said county
ALLAN CAMPBELL
Circuit Judge
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DETROIT'S BEST BRIDGE
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Players may he OF the same or OPP
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The Prize winners NJ our first
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CHAs. CAMPBELL
265i Gratiot avenue

NO. x296bS .
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The CIRCUIT
Tor the County OF Wayne. In
lila AI.LENE HEDGE Plaintiff
FRED HEDGE. Defendant
ORDER PUBLICATiON
A session OF said Court held IN tns
~snty building In the city OF Devso,'
6 the 18th day OF June a. D.. isss'
~ssent The Hon. Vincent NJ brenha"
a,,.sactoriiy appearig by. affida-
80 an file that the said oetenua",
<c~5dence is unknown and " cahno. 10 10
e~~~rtained In what State or Country nc
now resides. la defendant
[. r,aar and answer the BIN OF Som
pitint filed in this Cause US ,S w'" Order or
ta 1,,i may be taken as contesseu
4 rsinst him and that this oro s oe COPY COPY
5,shed according TO law ana y,
s[~reos mailed to the said detenua"'
M last VINCENT NJ BRENNAN
Circuit Judge
"a true copyl
t{kANK r, NsNko"Shi
deputy Odrk
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CHAs. CAMPBELL. Lawyer
1851 Gratiot Ave.

No. xJO21l
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne. In
Chancery.
HARRY L. SIMPSON. Plaintiff. VS..
ELNORA SIMPSON, DEPENDENT
ORDER PUBLICATION
At a session OF said Court held In tho
County Building In the City OF Detroit
on the End day OF July a. ID. 1884. Pre-
cult Judge
II satisfactorily appearing by affida-
VII on file that the said Defendant In
not resident OF the state OF Michigan
but resides at 1901 South Parkway.
Chicago. Illinois.
IL II ordered that the said defendant
appear and answer the Bill of Com
plant filed In this cause within three
months from the date OF this order or
said Bill may be taken as confessed
against her and that this Order be
published according to law and "A copy
thereof mailed 10 tho said defendant at
her last known address
JOSEPH A. MOUNTAIN
Circuit Judge
CA true COPY
FRANK II. BONKOWSKI
Deputy Clerk s-2i--s-1
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Wit on file that the defendant is not a
resident OF the state OF Michigan but
resides at 1911 Third avenue, Seattle.
Washington;
IL Is ordered that the said defendant
appear and answer the oBill OF Com
plant filed In this cause within three
said Bill may be taken as confessed
against her: and that this order be pub
lished according 10 law. and a copy
thereof mailed to the said defendant
AT her last known address.
HOMER FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK r. BONKOWSKI
Deputy Clerk
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ATTY. FRANK II. sTONEY
1911 ~. Antoine 81.
Nh Go4gtI


STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
cult Court for the County OF Wayne In
Chanccry. -
UIJESIE DAVIS, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Az session OF said Court held at the
Court House In the City OF Detroit. la
said County and State on the 2fth day
OF May. A. n. 1894. Present; Honorable
Robert NJ Toms. Circuit Judge:
satisfactory proof by affidavit having
been presented. showing that said De.
PENDANT. Huesie Davis, 10 not a resident
OF this state hut does reside In the City
Of Talledcga In the State OF Alabama.
on motion OF Franc II. Stoney' Attor-
ney for the Plaintiff.
1T Is ORDERED that the said De-
fcdant, Huesie Davis. enter her appear
nncc in the above entitled cause on OF
before three months from the date OF
this order or the Bill OF Complaint VIII
be taken as confessed; and that the saiu
order be published ms required by law
or n copy thereof served upon the De-
PENDANT NJ Taiiedega, Alabama or h"r
last known address by registered man
'"'' ROBERT NJ. TOMS
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK r. PONKowsK1
Deputy Clerk
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CHAs. CAMPBELL. Lawyer
1851 Grntiot Ave.


STATE or MICHIGAN The Circuit
Court Tor the County of Wayne. In
Chancerv
ALICE ZONES. Plaintiff VS.. FRED
JONES. Defendant
ORDER PUBLICATION
NJ session of said Court held In the
county Hulting IN the city of Detroit
on ~" .nl day OF July A. D. 1884 Pre-
sent The Hon. Joseph \. Moynihan.
circuit judge.
u satisfactorily appearing by affida-
vi on file that the said Defendant T.
mt "a resident ~ the state OF Michigan.
hut r,sidcs 1T 1217 Mcdonald Avenue,
s'iruN CITY. Iowa
u is ordered TINT the said defendant
appear and answer the Bill OF Conn
iAaint flrd In this Cause within three
from the date OF this order or
said fiiil maN ho taken as confessed
against him and that this order be
ruhiiShcd according 10 law and COPY
thereof mailed to the said defendant
az his Inst known address
JOSEPH 4. MOYNIHAN
Circuit Judge
a. fruc coryl
FRANK u. HONKOWSKI
p.puiy clerk 81 ~
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hospital is conyalescing
Mrs BESSIE Reese 500 Tennessee
street recently fell ON the stairs Of
her home and broke one Of her
logs Friend wish her a speedy
recovery.
Mrs Dunhar rcs.den' OF This
neiehh rhood WAS injured pa one
of ilc Olk'and street cars recently.
when nc motornan closed 'he door
~ ----u nnu MINI M.
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s. J. Flanagan. A'sorne'
1918 X. Dawson
NO. 22SxO&

.'||||. 1915 II. Dhtnoh
VA NO. 22s20$
orArE OF MICHIGAN. In the SiI-
.ulk Court for the county OF Wayne In
1hnncory. ,rp
Z 1f.uERT MEEKs. Plaintiff We Bhh-
rf{nTTA MEEks, Defendant.
wa 8RDER OF PUBLICATION
~ session OF said Court held at inc
<.,-<< house In the City OF Detroit. In
-<x r1onnty. on the 10Th day OF May
N ~ 1s3i. Present: The Honorapie
- - n. Mol Circuit Judge. =.
Is nnoearing In this cause by etiiusvi.
- nI@- that the defendant. Bertnette
N ~@<,' a not residing In the County OIL
<~vo1 and state or Michigan. but that
~ as In the city OF Phiiadelpnia'
- late OF Pennsylvania, and there
80 mot be served with process Is
,1e6 ~ OF this Court;
on m1fion of S. J. Flanagan Atto'"o'
~ kN1 plaintiff.
IA ~ .rdered that the defendant. Ber-
AZ 800 <Xeeks. appear and answer the
n{II 81 complaint filed In this cause
->|hir 1hreo months from date or TINS
III. ~ that said Bill VIII be taken as
-,',/<I.|I and that this order be pun
.<-.t AZ. newspaper circulated within
VI f......tv ~ WAYNE. according 20 law,
W LESTER 8. MOLL
Circuit Judge
pR1NH n. BoNKowsK1
DeDufr Clerk e-ie-sf--'-1e'7
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ATTY. MAURICE w. POLLOK
42i Book Building
Nh 220I4b


STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
emit Court for the County OF Wayne, IN
Chancery ~.. ".
GENEVIEvE CARTEY. Plaintiff. vs.
EDMOND J. CARTEY. Defendant:
ORDER OF DUPLICATION
Az n session OF said Court held at the
Court House in the City OF petroit IN
said County on the LIST day OF june a.
on reading and filing the affidavit OF
Genevieve Cartey. the plaintift here,n,
mat A cannot be ascertained In "hat
state or country defendant resides.
1T is ORDERED THAT he enter nis
annearancp herein within three months
80, me date hereof, or the Bill OF Conn
plant fIied herein may be taken As
confessed. and .s,,.s.s or
served according to law ~,,so,s
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
RANK +, BONKOWskl
Deputy Clerk
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cuAs. CAMPBELL, Lawyer
2gSf Gratiot
Nn 00QfGH

NO 22Sf66 =.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Clrcu,s
Court for the county OF wayne
ch nI.TTs 1rrsrER. Plaintiff, VS. HELEN
LusrE'o ORDER PUBLICATION
sainn 80 said Court held In the
county building in the city. OF pe ,aS.
on the i4th day OF May ,Ae.u r,rcvi,
present the Hon. Lester s. MOL Oirou''
Judge. ..,,~ nv afffda-
t,ie mat the said Defendants
res,dence ia unknown and cannot Do as-
nor,ained after diligent inquiry:
81, a. ordered that the said detenuant
appear and sn.ws;sr c sns b Within G three
p ie.ns from tho date OF this Order o.
said mi may be ,s. ,a ,s,. Order be PUB
1921 arcordIne 10 law ard copy
,hnrSof mailed TO the said DEFENDANT ~
her last known LESTER s. MoLL
circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK BOLLE
Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES
CHAs CAMPBELL, Lawyer
1881 Grstiot Ave.

NJ. k~O0AO
FATE OF MICHIGAN. The Circuit
~ for the County OF Wayne. In
|ncery.
AMIE BARR. Plaintiff. VS.. HOMER
1R. Defendant.
"A ORDER PUBLICATION
q session OF said Court held In the
~ House In the City OF Detroit on
& oth day Of June. A. D.. 1894. Pre-
The Hon. Homer Ferguson. Circuit
Satisfactorily appearing by affida-
N file that the residence OF the said
Wdant Is unknown and cannot be as
lined after diligent inquiry:
Is ordered that the said defendant
ar and answer the Bill OF Com
I'D filed In this cause within three
1lhs from the date hereof. or said
may be taken as confessed against
n and that this order be published
ding TO law and copy thereof
|1od to the said defendant at his last
Nm address.
"a HOMER FERGUSON
N Circuit Judge
n true copy
INK F. BONKOWsK
putty Clerk 6-s0-s-li
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ATTY. NATHAN ALEXANDER SCOTT
0oJ frederick


uot
No. 22yl5t
STATE or MICHIGAN. In the Cir
cunt Court for the County OF Wayne, In
Chuncery.
HORACE {. ANLRUs. Plaintiff VS..
MNRTlE ANDkUS. Defendant.
At "a session OF said Court held In the
Court Rooms at betloit. Michigan on
the 9Th day of June, y. D., 1924. Pre-
sent Honorable Homer Fergerson. Cir
cait Judge
ORDER FOR PUBLICATIONS
1t "a, isfactorily appearing 10 this
Court from affidavit on fic thar the
Defendant Myrtle Andrus Is not "a
iesid,nt OF the state OF Michigan. but
resides at Murray, Kentucky. ON Mo-
ton OF Nathan Alexander scott. At
torncy for the p'ninutL 1T Is ORDER
ED that the said defendant appear and
answer la the liil OF Complaint filed
In tins cause within three months from
the day OF this otdcr or the said Bill
Viii he taken az confessed ana IL Is
further ordered. that this order he pub
lishsd as required by law, and that a
copy be- mailed by rrsistctred letter 10
ihe Defendant
HOMER FERGERSON
circuit Judge
a true copyp
FRANK Il RpNKrWSlSI
Deputy clcrk
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AIRY JOSEPH CBAnN0sKE
siO1 Barlum Tower

atOi Barlum Tower
M NO. 229255 ,.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The c,rou,e
.os,-t for the County OF wayne :"
ns~<~THryN a. DEMPSEY. Piaintitf'
80 anon g. Dempsey. Defenasn''
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION o..
M defendant. solomon ;. pemp.ey IRE.
.of 3 resident OF this STATE ou'
~ ~ rs ORDERED that said defendant
.,,sr his appearance in said cause on
= s<fore three months from date OF TINS
3~6cr or said Bill will be taken AZ con,
'Srsed and that said order De ser'e' nv"
,,.,,l,rhed as required by law. ,...
'~2pus. pctroit. Michigan. jane 8, issf'
90 HOMER FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
!. MARDENs s,s-7..s
DEPUTY clerk
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"Ye people. hearken 10 my speech
and comprehend the same Know
that every Moslem is the brother
OF every other Moslem. All OF you
are on the same equality"
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ga a CAMPBELL. Lawyer
Grstiot Ave.

| IN NO. ttbExN
~ 4wm "a AMTCHIGAN. The Circuit
~ ~ m County OF Wayne In
4; - <' FOREST. Plaintiff. We. MAE
& #<1 IN Defendant.
8KDER PUBLICATION
A = 1111Ion OF said Court held In the
-<.1~ c@flding IN the City OF Detroit
1&< <<M day OF June. A. d.. 1919
'<-<u& I1a Hon. Homer Ferguson, CIR
~ a <ctory appearing by affidavit
4 @1|< ~ the residence Of the said
X.n< ~ unknown and II cannot De
49, ~ IN what state or Country the
If I@Iant resides:
- ~ answer the Bili OF Com
-- m this Cause within three
"a 4 az. the date OF this order OF
~ ~ be taiEn AZ confessed
md that this order be pub
riding 90 law and copy
"A 20 the said defendant ~
HowER FERGUSON
/<<tl Circuit Judge
n s-ss--s-ii
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cuxs CAMPBELL. Lawyer
EAST Gratiot Avenue
No. Q4ohf1

STATE Of MICHIGAN, The Circuit u.
Court for the County OF wayne ~
cn q,ns,sg J. CARRIER, Plaintiff Va
PEARL CARRIER. Defe.osn,. VA IN the
co,ntv puildIng In the CITY OF De,,c,.'
on the 18Th day Of June a. - c,r-
Present The rson. Homer Fers"s'"'
Quit Judge. -~,s
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"a true copy
FRANK r. BONKOWSkl
Deputy Clerk
Evening star., 1934-08-12

mittee on the Use OF Leisure Time, they
have developed new form of passive
occupation; they are beer garden OBJ
servers now. Watching a self-conscious
suburbanite surround a forkful of cole
slaw is not as exciting as watching a
steam shovel bite of ton of bed rock
but it's better than nothing.
In the sidewalk restaurants of Europe
1t is the customers who do the observing.
They sit at their little tin tables and
survey the passing throngs with runni-
native eye. For them the street is a
stage, and they are privileged spectators
in front-row seats.
But over here the situation is reversed.
Sidewalk restaurants are still a novelty,
and the average pedestrian cannot pass
them without pausing. Then, too, most
of them are surrounded by hedges, and
hedges have always been a challenge
to the curious. There is something
secretive about hedges which demands
that they be peeked over or through.
Their present purpose is to shield the
blushing bon vivant from the public
gaze, but they succeed only in making
the outsiders more inquiSitive.
Dining al fresco undoubtedly is a
cultivated art and we are still in the
kindergarten class. Our simian an
cestors may have swung from the tree
tops as they munched their mangoes;
but ever since the days of the cave
dwellers man has instinctively sought
shelter at mealtime-shelter from the
wind, from the rain and especially from
the envious eyes of his neighbors. And
If he must eat in the open, he prefers
the primeval privacy of the north woods
or the most secluded corner of the
picnic grounds.
| INTn American restaurants succumbed
to the continental influence, our
extramural eating en- masse was con-
fined largely to strawberry "sociables"
given by the Ladies' Aid Society on the
church lawn. Folding chairs were
brought from the Sunday school room
and ranged in rows around a table
made of long planks balanced OF two
saw horses Zone of which was destined
Evening star., 1934-08-12
By Stuart Hay.

to collapse before the evening was over).
Japanese lanterns were hung in the
trees, where they served as beacons for
all the June bugs In the county.
After milling around the serving table
from 7:3o to Q, every one was rewarded
with limp paper plate containing an
archipelago of strawberries in a sea
of melted cream seasoned with rock salt
from the freezer. And except for the
collapse of the serving table-and the.
fact that Rev. Mildew pinched his
finger In folding chair, and the sexton
fell of a step ladder while attempting
to extinguish blazing japanese Ian
tern, and Miss Elphinstone sat on a
strawberry in her white chiffon dress,
and little Lucy Duckworth failed to keep
her second helping down, and the BIZ
felderfer twins broke out with hives next
morning. and Mrs. Whitney never did
find out what became of her cut-glass
sugar bowl-a jolly time was had by all.
But the strawberry "sociable" is no
sort of training for beer gardening. It
is community festival in which every
one takes part. If there is any misery
it is spread out thin over the entire
company. In a sidewalk restaurant,
however, the line of demarcation be-
tween eaters and non-eaters is as
sharply defined as the hedge itself And
at the present time there are at least
two kibitzers to each consumer. Before
repeal it was customary for Papa and
Mamma to take the children up to the
zoo to watch the animals get fed; but,
now they take them down the avenue
to watch the upper classes get fed.
The inexperienced diner-out should
select rear table, to begin with, and
remain more or less lost in the crowd
until he has mastered the rudiments
of beer gardening. AS in other forms
of gardening, the chief hazard is the
weather. At any moment a gust Of
wind may lift a corner of the table
cloth and slap him in the face or spray
trayful of cigarette ash over his salad.
To avoid this he should spill a little
beer on the cloth to make 1t stick to
the table, and wet down the ash tray
with more beer.
Also he should limit his diet to simple
portable food, like sandwiches and sau-
sages (cold), which may be moved In
doors easily in the event of a sudden
Continued ON Thirteenth Po0a
Evening star., 1934-08-12

he worked or not, but-how about the
baby she wanted some day? What
chance was there of that? With the
present routine. already two years old,
the answer was plainly that If she
wanted one, she'd darned well have to
work hard enough to afford one. And
he evidently had no idea what was going
on in her mind.
Telling him-the red elephant in the
mirror brought back again all the things
she had told him that first night in
Chicago-was futile Even If he changed.
what hope could she hold or what sat
isfaction could result? She had loved
him as he was; married him as he ws.s
who would he be If he changed? 1t
wouldn't happen, anyway. He had
warned her that he couldn't change
and after two years she had not the
right to 60 back on him.
There was ne doubt at all that the
solution was In her hands. He should
never have married. He should never
have married because he should have
known that in the nature of things no
WOuldIl COQtO UC tllC Al11Q Vi WAAC AAG
must have. So she should go.
He had left her after breakfast to
be gone until late afternoon. There was
a train from Kingston in an hour and a
bus to take her over, and her suit case
was in the small closet under the stairs.
Leave him?
CHE rose from in front of the mirror.
moving slowly around the room. It
would be very simple. Just her few
clothes, her toilet things from the bath
room, clear out the dressing table up
on the balcony and go. It would be
very simple, she thought again, playing
with the vague ideas of what would
follow. After all, she could go back to
her job in the city, and at least, if she
did, she'd be working for herself. There
wouldn't be any of this half shadow
of home and a husband who wasn't
a husband. 1t would certainly be very
simple-except for the fact that she
loved him.
1t seemed to leap out at her as she
stopped in her tour of the room and
stared at the elephant. That night,
going out to an amusement park to ride
on the roller coaster. They had been
more than half lit, all of them; Bob and
Alice, Dickie and Sis, George and Rosina,
and the new man who was visiting
Dickie-wlton. She had fallen in love
with Wilton that night, and held hands
on the whip, on the ferris wheel, in
the underground voyage.
AT the shooting gallery shed jumped
every time the boys shot the automatic
rifle, but she knew Wilton was trying
hard to make a good score because she
was watching and she'd stayed. Later,
when he had dropped her home with
the herd of elephants, he'd kissed her
goodnight and said, "rll see you to-
whether she had another date. Looking
at the red sides of the elephant now,
she was almost surprised that they
hadn't cut hearts and an arrow in the
plaster.
And she was still in love with him.
He was still the same Wilton But was
she the same person, or had she
changed? No, she hadn't changed, she
had simply made mistake, that was
all. She had thought she was some
body else. If she had any sense she'd
rectify that error, now, quickly, de-
cisively, and go. Letting this link with
the past sentimentalize her into staying
wasn't fair to herself or to Wilton. They
couldn't get anywhere the way they
were going.
Evening star., 1934-08-12

OW that building construction
is practically at a standstill,
the excavation watchers have
turned to greener pastures.
without helm from the Conn
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they never heard her SPEAK uh-
kindly Of any one. hs,5
Funeral services were h sNl
from the Mills River MeThodis'
church conducted by the heNe+
ends Howell and Hutchinson. ,5
PalIbearers were Seamon anu
GRADY Allison. Martin and soy BOY;
Clement, John West and Le ,3;..e :.
Wingo, Flower girls were M'SS :,
Lucille Warlick, Enva AlllsSn; ~
Ian Noffitt and Margaret A'N''
ney. ono
Surviving are her husband one 3I.'
son, Roy and one daughter, so MI.
1iiiy Moffitt and four granoTnn-
GIen Garland. Misses Nellia''
Terrice and Mildred slofil't W an
a a sister Mrs Rachael we !:
All were with her when the e"I
came and have the sympathy .;
the community, and may Goo
b ne them and help them TO say
9Th viii be done Loved on,
ven can't come to US but We VIII
90 to you. Asleep in Jesus; bless
~ sleep where none shall eve.
wake to weep"
"~" MIS- + V. GARLAND.
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cat SAVED AFTER 4 DAYS
SaTTH PORTLAND Me. Mar;
. GTp)-After being marooned
e. fnnr DAYS. n cat vas rescued