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Evening star., 1935-02-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY.

4oOA4.
Dance, Allegro Social Club, La Fay
cite Hotel, 9 pm.
Outing, Red Triangle Outing Club,
meet at Fifteenth street and Constltu-
ton avenue, 2 pm.
Swimming party, Delta Lambda Sig
ma National Sorority, Ambassador
Hotel, pm.
Town Hall meeting, speaker, Frank
Bohn, Shoreham Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, American Defense Corps,
Willard Hotel, l pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting and supper. United States
Coast Guard, Shoreham Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Society Of Federal Trans
lators, Y. w. c. A. Building, Seven
teenth and K streets, pm.
Card party, benefit Fort McHenry
Chapter, D. A. R., Office Southern
Diaries, 60 M street northeast, 8 pm.
Card and bingo party, benefit Rev.
M. P. Sullivan Council, Catholic Wom-
ems Beneficial League, 313 Second
street southeast, $3.50 pm.
Dinner, Washington Automotive
Trade Association, Hamilton Hotel, 6
pm.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
PROMOTIONS DUE
At BOILING FIELD
Changes to Be Made Under
New System for Army
Air Corps.

Under the new Army Air Corps
promotion system which is intended
to provide at least temporary rank
and nay commensurate with reSpon-
sibility, Boiling Field officer personnel
will be entitled to number OF pro-
motions or to the transfer here OF
officers of higher rank to fill the posts.
The station complement commander
ut Boiling Field, under the new listing
of temporary grades for Air Corps
officers, Is to be a lieutenant colonel.
The post now is held by Maj. Martin
F. Soanlon.
No Executive Officer.
No executive officer is provided for
Boiling Field, as is the case at many
other Air Corps fields which are the
homes of large tactical units.
It is provided that the adjutant at
Boiling Field shall be captain. The
post now is filled by Capt. Charles M.
Savage, Air Corps, and no change Is
provided here.
The engineering officer is listed as
q major, a post now filled by Capt.
Aubrey Hornsby. The operations Of
flcer is to be captain ana an omcer
of this grade. Capt. William V. An
drews now holds the post.
Supply Officer Major.
Under the new setup the supply
officer will be a major, the post now
being filled by Capt. George G. Lund-
berg. The signal officer, who Is not
an Air Corps officer, is listed as a
first lieutenant under the new allot-
ment of grades, whereas the post now
Is held by Capt. H. E. Pulliam, Signal
Corps.
The new regulations provide that
officers holding grades not in keeping
with their responsibilities may be pro.
NOTED to temporary grade not to ex-
ceed two grades above their perma-
nent grade.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
Marriage Licenses.

% Se. both Of chicago; Judge R. Z. Mat
Robert M. Iippincott, 20, Haddonheld. n.
KY: Rev John G. Ball.
W. ". shinault; 70. and Merle e. cqops'
walter NJ n. Dillon, 81: and Mamie Myers,
"a. both of New Castle, Pa; Judge r.
E. MattingIy.
Herman r. Gwinn. %. Montgomery. ".
Va Va aRe Rev. M5sdrfa W. s. Gu.saw Jarvis
Martin Smith. %, Richmond, and Lucy
Lillian ,oV. Walton a. LAUREL Va; Rev.
Larry Hsf q aS7 sss doamb 18th St. aaa ad
Rev. Patrick Murphy.
Arvid s. Klemetsmo, 2S. 242s 18th St, and
jeanette G. G. Wolfe 27' Cleveland; Rev.
Kari 4: oaenbacher, 2s, 2121 1st st., and
Ray b. Bird. 32. Navy Yard, and Annie
r. Taylor; ,26; 1401 Fairmont ST.; Judge
James F. j. N1eeS corrisan. 90. 1912 Lawrence St
= tenhoYse St: Rev; : I; :Ioor DunhaW: and
Dorothy E; Healy, q, $500 10th st.;
Rev. v. S. McDonough.
Lloyd e. Smith, %. Alexandria. Va, and
Anna NJ. Gantz, 90. 5414 sth ST.: Rev.
Alexis II Ie Daa9an Ro9 Lee. SO. s11s 18th st. and
Mary L. DOUGLAS. 20. 1405 Harvard st.;
Rev L. I. McDougle.
John M carnyi 81 lS4S 5sao Trying st. Rsv snd
John " W9its: 81 1922 2rd st. ne q ssS sna
Il Kelley e,s oe., =. ord Mary
Norwood, 10. 1916 37th St; Rev. w. T.
Kennedy.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

of disqualification proceedings pend
ing against the Governor In the State
Supreme Court.
Peterson pointed to an opinion by
Attorney General P. o. Sathre holding
Noodle is entitled to serve as Governor
until the courts hold otherwise.
The two shared the Office Of the
game and fish department and ap-
peared on amicable terms.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
Deaths Reported.

Cecilia E. Gosnell, s5. 63 v ST.
Thomas F Whelan.; 70; 320 18th st: Sc.
Alice Johnson 81. sO05 Kalorama I'd.
Harrison Bishop 81. Sibley Hospital.
Sarah " Paxton. so. 336 18th st. ne.
Hospital
Thomas A. Swan SO. 81 K st. ne.
Jessie B. Cfilds 54. $500 14th ST.
Rudolph Sutton SO, Gallinger Hospital.
Virginia e. Sullivan. 80. Gallinger Hos
Mary Harris. SO. 1850 Champlain st.
Light Lockett, 53 Gallinger Hospital.
Eugene Bowie. 40. 4S5 K ST. s.w.
Mamie A. Tarelton; 45: 72s Navy pl; Sc.
Richard Ford, A. Veterans Administration
Facility.
William RanSome, 81. Gallinger Hospital
Louis r Brooks 8. Gallinger Hospital.
Doris johnson. 3. Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
MILLIONS FOR CHARITY;
ESTATE TOTAL $3.50, 900

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 2.-The death
OF Mrs. James A. Patten, widow Of the
Wheat King" last Saturday released
millions for charitable purposes, all
though she left a personal estate Of
only $250,0O0, it was revealed In her
will, filed yesterday.
The estate of her husband, esti-
mated at his death in 1928 at SIS .000.-
600 to S17,000,000, had been held in
trust for her, the income to go to her
during life. At her death the estate
was to be distributed, half to their two
children and half to seven Chicago
charities
Evening star., 1935-02-03
Births Reported.

Harold o. and Florence Thomen. boy.
Charles J. and Pauline Daab. boy.
Charles M and Mary Walther. boy.
Leor j. and Thelma Peplincki. girl.
John w. and Helen Hughes. girl.
Joseph e. and Margaret Jackson. girl.
William A. and Nellie Wahl. boy.
Raymond w. and Virgie Smith, girl.
Henry l.. and Mary Johnson. girl.
Jacob B. and Parthenia Terrell, girl.
Eugene A. and Hazel Tapscott, girl.
James H. and Hazel Mason. girl,
Beverly r. and Mildred Jones. girl.
William B. and Annie Mumford. girl.
Henry and Mary Carpenter. boy.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

an shopkeepers and the like, are to oc-
cupy the building.
There will be no rule, however,
against men being customers and
patients.
The idea of this "house of women"
dates back 40 years to one Mrs. Emma
Cad, well known Copenhagen club
woman. Plans for its construction
fell through several times, but the lots
now have been purchased. Building
costs will be approximately 100000
kronor (about $250,000).
To start things off right woman
architect will design the building.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
TRIPLETS BY LAMPLIGHT

CROOKSTON, Mimi, February 2
R.-Triplets were born here Thurs
day night in the glare of an emer-
gency lamp when city lights failed
and left hospital dark.
Born to Mrs. Nels Birkeland, %, Of
Climax, the three babies were deliv-
cred by Dr. w. F. Mercil and attend
ants working under the lamps rays.
Line trouble caused the city lights to
fail just as the births began.
Mrs. Birkeland and the babies were
reported doing fine" today.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
Wife, in Reno, Sues Fownes.

RENO, New, February 2 R.-
Rebekah Hamilton Fownes late yes
terday filed suit for divorce here
against Henry Gather Fownes, Pitts
burgh, Pa, social registerite. She
charged cruelty. They were married
in Pittsburgh April 5, 1928, and have
one child.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
PLAN OFFICE BUILDING
SOLELY FOR WOMEN
Men Will Be Admitted to Offices
and Stores Only as Gus
toners and Clients.

BY the Associated Press.
COPENHAGEN. A building In
which the feminine mind is to rule
completely, and where men may do
well to tread softly and say little, is
planned for construction here during
the coming year.
The project is to include store and
Office space, restaurants, apartments
and hotel-but only woman doctors,
woman dentists, woman lawyers, wom-
Evening star., 1935-02-03
TWO GAME WARDENS
SERVING NORTH DAKOTA
Swenson Refuses to Retire for Ap-
pointee of Governor Facing
Qualification Test.

BY the Associated Press.
BISMARCK, N. Oak, February 2.
North Dakota yesterday had two
game and fish commissioners as Com
missioner Thorald Swenson refused to
relinquish the Office to Arthur Peter
son, Gov. Thomas Noodles appointee.
Swenson refused to give up the Of
flee on the ground that Noodle had no
right to make the appointment in view
Evening star., 1935-02-03
COMMERCIAL BUYERS
FLOCKING INTO CHICAGO
Largest Number Since 1880 Ex-
pected to Attend Interstate
Merchants Council.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 2.-The Chi
cago Association of Commerce last
night predicted the largest number of
commercial buyers since 1880 will at
tend the Interstate Merchants Coun-
Gil which opens Monday.
c. D. Southard, an executive of the
association, said 2,l42 retail stores in
80 States and Canada and 4,368 indi-
vidual buyers already have registered.
Speakers at Tuesdays session will
Evening star., 1935-02-03

include F. H. Van Allen Of Clinton.
Iowa, president of the council, and
Prof. Malcolm P. McNair of Harvard
University.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
Wins Eleventh Scholarship.

Miss Joan Irimole OF Enniskillen,
Irish Free State, has just won her
eleventh scholarship at the Royal
Irish Academy of Music.
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. For IN instant Hens thDugAss
and mind gwers chaoA Thsn-he
pushed Q button. again and again.
Ted Smith, Joee partner report
ar entered. :.
Hess. with shaking ftngers,
pointed 70 . large map on the vail.
'SSee how many roads lead into
Coke and Prospect. and the short
ct, quick.
Ted could see Hess was nearly
wild with anxiety. II started check
ing rapidly on the map as Hess
picked up the phone and began 10
call numbers. To all he gave his
message and the nearest roads and
direction to Coke and Prospect as
Ted called them off.
Hess. with perspiration stream
ing down has face. continued his
messages until the last committed
they had been carefully organizing
had been notified.
Marlin trapped on Coke ant
Prospect. take Ohio out"
Marlin trapped on Coke ant
Prospect. take McCann street out.
On and on until the last committed
was on it's way.
The telephone dropped from hi
hands and he started for the door
colliding with Joe and Stanton.
Joe's head was bandaged; hi
face wore a pasty. frightened lool
as he saw Hess.
Marlin trapped cut on Coke ant
Prospect" Hess managed I, croa'
hoarsely. Come on"
O tside. the rain WIS pouring
IAghten'ng flashed aro"nd 90 n
ran for their cars. The roar O
Automobile motors co-ordinste'
with the deer roll Of thunder.
(To BE Conttnucd)
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-11

~ <O8onfy Of wayne.
,rSf.xAt oroession of the Probate Court
~ oo1d Company OF Wayne held at
stbo PROBATE Court Room tn the
s<11y cof Detroit, ON the twenty
oooCnd day Of April in the year
,ono thousand nine hundred and
.tn1Rty i've Present Thomas c.
0GnfDhy. uudse Of Probate.
IN .the Matter Of the Estate Of
TFances'E Preston. deceased, Ben
5nnuin Pelham. administrator de
Doals Non with the will annexed
~ eu1d estate having heretofore
Sonowo11 10 ta1ls Court his first and
InGl ooeuun&.
e - ordered. Tha& the twenty
&11h>h day OF Nay. next at ten
Gt1oo& IA the forenoon at said
UUuf3 Room Be appointed Tor az
nGr1ning and allowing said account.
And II 70 furtAor Ordered. That
. copy of this order be published
<Aree successive weeks previous Ia
said time Of hearing. In the Tri-
bune-Indepcndent . newspaper
prfnted and circulating in said
' County OF Wayne.
THOMAS c. MURPHY
Judge Of Probate
"A true copy)
THATCHER HOWARD -.
Deputy Probate Register
4-z1-5-4-11
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ATTY. JERRY l.. DIXON
1867 Sherman Street
IN m0Ru<n0

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County al
Wayne, In Chancery.
PHILLIP WOOD, Plaintiff, We.
ELLA WOOD. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session Of said Court held
In the Wayne County Court House
in tie City OF Detroit. on the "a
day April A. d. 1885. Present !:
Hon. Homer Twgsssn. Cireuit
Judge.
Satisfactory proof appearing By
affidavit that the said Defendant.
Ella Wood. n not a resident OF this
State. and that Il cannot be ascer-
tained in what State the said lps-
fendant nov resides. nor can II be
ascertained on which street and
address number the said Defen-
dant now resides. but that her last
known address vas 4Oz Shrews-
berry Street. Charleston. w. Va.
On motion Of Jerry L. Dixon, At
torney for Plaintiff. TT IS OR
DERED that the aforesaid Defen-
dant Ella Wood. enter her appear
ance In the above entitled cause
within three months from tbs
date hereof. or the said Bill Of
Complaint filed herein, will be
taken as confessed against her.
TT is FURTHER ORDERED.
that this Order be published ac-
cordfng TO Law, and that copy
thereof be sent to the Defendant
Mt her last known address by re-
gistered mail
HOMER FERGUSON
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK r. BONKOwSP
Deputy Clerk
5-4-i1-1S-e5-e-7-14
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SYNOPSIS

The white people of King City
have sst a deadline for all Smart
Negroes who think they have
rights. Several race disturbances
have caused the negroes to secret
1y band themselves together for"
action. Kent Marlin. manager Of
Negro Insurance Agency is the
appointed leader for the colored
people of king City. Kent and
Roscoe Hess. editor of the Clarion.
the CIty's only Negro newspaper
Is to be put on the spot. A special
meeting of the Negro Business
Mems League is called. but Kent
who has escorted his fiancec
Madge Andrews 10 her home is
late for ths meeting. His oontinu-
cd absence oauss alarm among the
ncnbere yoe Weaver. worried
o~er Kent's ioas delay. tsiephoaes
Madge- She teiis him Kent left ar
Aour before. Jss - nesssy frantic
VITA wuwry.
Kent Marlin appears with IN IN.
tured arm due T. . fight o. Oh way
to the news offIce. They have heca
warned that the dcsdline has bee.
yet for the following evening. gee
weaver and Kent goes IN search Of
the police commissioner Manton.
Unable TO locate him at police
headquarters tAcy start for NE
hotel.
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KING SOLOMON BAPTIST
CHURCH

Sunday being the first Sunday.
the services were most enjoyable
as the sermon was delivered by
Rev. c. c. Clenay Of Esley, Alaba-
ma. He spoke from Heb. HI. sub
|jecs Faith and It's Results;" also
the senior choir rendered some
beautiful music. II you have mo-
heard the choir be sure 70 atten'
|church Sunday May 11th. a. > !
IN. to hear the Mothers Day pro
gram. You are always welcome.
Sunday. May 18th the King Solo
mon Harmony Five win celebrate
their sixth anniversary. Some OF
the leading quartetts Of the city
will be present; also some from
the State OF Ohio.
II you have not gotten your tick
ct advise you to secure II at
once, for the beautiful quilt will be
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ST. PAUL A. II. 2. CHuRCH
Rev. j. A. CharfeStSn, Minister

Mothers Day observed at ST.
Paul. Sunday. May 18th.
Mother. The Comforter will Be
the subject OF the Mothers Day
Sermon, Sunday morning. l0:46.
A Mothers Day literary program
will be rendered at 7:45 p. m.
The anniversary Of the Senior
Usher Board. Mrs. Ethel Reynolde
president. will be celebrated al
800 p. m.
The Sunday School will con-
vene at 9:15 a. m. with Rev. r. A
Schley az Superintendent.
The Allen Christian Endeavo1
League will convene at 500 p. m
with Miss Bvelyn Simmons az
president. Topic for discussion
will be: THE Art Of Making A
Happy Home" Luke 10:3S-42. led
by Miss Rudine Harper. Also the
topic: is War Over Justifiable. y
will be discussed. Led by Mics
Evelyn Simmons.
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Now C o On With
The Story
CHAPTER FOURTEEN

Russell Stanton. King City's
most noted Negro lawyer stood
before the table In Commissioner
Manton's room.
What do you want. Stanton!"
Manton's face was swollen. his
nose bruised and one eye was puff
ed like an over ripe cherry.
want Joe Weaver and l want
him right NOW. liz that piainr
Manton jumped up.
See here. this Is the second
time some OF you Afros have been
here demanding Joe Weaves. He 3s
in Jail and there he'll stay"
VERY WE'LL and Stanton turn
ed on HIS heel" TN Gee that Joe
has company. In less than one hour
you'll sit there with him or near
lby.-
Manton. his face pale. called him
back.
Listen Stanton"
II am not here to waste words
with you. MAnton. my duty is te
my client. Once and for all de.
mand the release OF Joe Weaver
The Clarion can disgrace you. but
you know, Manton. that can put
you behind the bars Immediately.
IT n ere In. a little mat
ter OF forgery whereby the city Y
some twenty-five thousand doll 3.
Perhaps they would like to< Tow
into whose pockets 1t weDf oh I
know you did not do u actual
penning but there is f1ht pos
sibility that you might lnow who
did. There's also little private
deal with some notorious dives.
that the people Of King City would
like to know how they operate.
There's"
"All right, Stanton, you win"
and he pushed a button.
Stanton smiled.
And while you've got your keys
working you an open the cells Of
those men our officers picked up
over on Cedar street. because they
protested the way the police were
beating members OF their race"
As he turned to leave he said.
"Im on my way TO headquarters
and I don't want any smart stunts.
I'm not leaving the building until
they 20 with me-" and he left the
room as a bell boy entered.
The offices OF the National I'm
ion Company we're unusually quiet.
Only the click OF the typewriters
broke the stiffness Grace and Hell
en- always passing slangy phrases
back and forth. we're intent on
their work. The men talked quiet
ly among themselves. They were
worried. Kent had been gone for
hours and no one knew where.
They had called the Clarion office
and Hess was not their. The news
leaked out that Joe Weaver was in
Jail and that Marlin had disap-
peared. No one dared TO mention
II to Madge. II was common know
ledge now that Madge and Kent
were engaged. and Madge's tear
stained eyes told of the worry over
the man she loved, so they talked
in whispers.
Il wonder what they'll do II they
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LEWIS and ROWLETTB
Attorneys-at Law
COZ East Adams Avenue


COZ East Adams Avenue
NO. 2S9591
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. In Chancery.
MYRTLE MOTT, Plaintiff VS..
JOSEPH MOTT, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al a session OF said Court held
at the Court House In the City od
Detroit, County OF Wayne and State
OF Michigan on the sth day OF
April A. d. 1895. Present, Hon.
Lester l.. Mon. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that said defendant does
not reside in this state but his pre-
|sent whereabouts is unknown. that
his last known residence was In
the Sity OF Pittsburgh, County OF
Allegheny and State of Pennsyl-
vania, care OF General Delivery.
On motion OF Lewis and Row
lette, attorneys for the plaintiff. 1T
is ORDERED that the said defen-
dant enter MS appearance in this
cause on or before three months
from the date OF this order. or the
Bill OF Complaint may be taken as
confessed. and that this order be
published and a copy thereof serv-
ed upon defendant by registered
mail as required by law.
LESTER s. MOLL
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK r. BONPOWSKI
Deputy Clerk
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Attorney Heary n. rarrunt
40S Grat1ot
M o404DD
NO. saaees

NJ Z1sS062
STATE OF MICHIGAN. I. the
Circuit Court for the County of
Wayne. In Chanoery.
MINNIE JORDAN. Plaintiff. vs.
RALPH JORDAN. Defendant.
At a session Of the Circuit Court
held at the Court House In the city
OF Detroit. County Of Wayne and
6 ate Of Michigan, on the 1oth day
Of April. 1885. Present: The Hon. !:
Lester s. Moll. Circuit Judge
II appearing from affidavit on
file that the residence Of the De-
fendant 10 unknown. that his last
known address is Route 8. Box &.
Barlow. Georgia; that after din
gent search among relatives and
friends and among other people
who would be likely 70 know - "a
the Whereabouts Of the Defendant
n cannot be ascertained IN what
state or country the Defendant rs
sidos,
On motion OF Henry n. Tsrraat
Attorney for Plaintiff. II Is Order.
ed that the Defendant cause hil
appearance to be cnterod In thi,
cause within three months from IN.
date OF this Order, or said Bill o
Compliant VIII bs taken a. COZ
fessed.
II Is Further Ordered that thii
Order be published as required b
Law and that a copy be mailed BY
registered mail to the last knows
address OF the Defendant.
LESTER 8. MOIL
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
FRANK r. BONKOwSKI
Deputy Clerk
4-20-27-5-4-11-18-25, '36
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. In me
Circuit Court cor the Oesnty a
Wayne. In ChAncegy.
RALPH WINTERS. Plaintiff. W.
NARY WINTERS. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ q session OF said Court held al
the Court House In the CITY Of De-
troit, in said Cou.,ty Of Wayne. on
the 4th day OF April. A. D.. 1895,
Present: Hon. Lester 8. Noll. Cir
leuit Judge.
II appearing from affidavit Of the
plaintiff herein. that after diligent
search and inquiry the defendants
residence Is unknown and cannot
be asoertained.
J On motion Of Charles b. Berry
attorney fo- plaintiff.
1T IS ORDERED that Mary Win
ters appear and answer the Bill od
Complaint filed in this cause With.
in three months from the date q
this Order. or said Bill will be TAX
en- az confessed against her;
1T Is FURTHER oRDMm
that q COPY OF this Order be pub
iished according TO law In the Trt-
bune-Independeut, . newspaps1
printed. Published and circulating
In said County. and also that Z
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0P MICHIGAN.
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PROVIDENCE BAPr. CHURCH
The programs Of the church are
q source Of much Improvement and
growth Of the church. Thursday.
a visiting minister will speak on
the subject The Eagle Bird" A
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|EGAL NOTICES
J 3 BoWLRTTB
IDeyu fs1 Plaln0u
no. 0o1M


no. ssslsl
o. MICHIGAN. In ~
Durt for the County a
~ Clnnoery.
n 4 LAWSON. Plaintiff. ~
~ AWSON. Defendant
= OF PUBLICATION
~ oosien Of said Court held
~ n ounty Building in the City
G ~ County of Wayne and
oor0 Michigan. on the s0th day
Z q A. D.. 1885. Present:
Hoc ebert NJ. Toms. Circuit
II nnDoaring from the Affidavit
. a ~ HAT after diligent search
Z ana (1cniry. defendant. Ethel Law
, oon'o r1oidence II unknown and
eonnc1 - ascertained
X n ORDERED that Ethel
! lrnwook appear and answer the
IN G Complaint filed In SAID
,oGnoo within three (3) months
non ~ date OF this Order or said
luiu vim 10 taken ~ confesssd
soonfnoo oaid dsfeadant.
,r u FURrHHR ORDERED thAs
aasiopV Of this Order be publisAsd
~ g1ing TO iav IN the Detroit Le-
q yovs and also that . COPY Of
~ on1sy b sent By regissered
II Ito I'D defendant In care cs
20 n DesavRy. valdosta. oeor-
fe1ayULX IAst knovn address. ~
iIenSt ttwen<y (oo) days before ths
,ttne nabove prescribed for hsr ~
- ROBERT n. TONS
N 81 Circuit judge
* p. BCNKOwKI
lWD45 uert
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raffeied o6 By ths senior usAes
bosua on Nv ootA. - . ,. n
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The pastor and congregation ere
going TO Green Grove Bavt1se
Church on the 2lth to prsssat ths
Final Judgment Play"
Beginning each Sunday morntng,
~ 500. prayer services viii ~
rendered. Everyone 10 invited.
, 1935-01-22
ANNOUNCEMENT

All members OF the v. ~. w. Aux
Iliary are urged TO be present at the
meeting Tuesday night. as the de-
partment president Mrs. Mabel
Shaw. Of Amarillo will be present at
the meeting.