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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-30
National Spotlight

While Bruce Cation vacations, other members of the NEA Serv- ice Washington stan pinch-hit for him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-30

Copyright, 1940, by United Feature Syndicate, Incl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Baptist Ministers
Hold Conference
Shiloh Baptist
Host To Confab

The Baptist Ministers conference
was held at Shiloh Baptist church
last week. The sunday school les
son was taught by Key. L. Ben
sor, subject. "A New order OF Life
Rev. T. Timberlakc announced a
mass meeting 70 be held az Calvary
Baptist church in interest Of tac
5000 drive OF the National Baptist
convention
Rev. wright OF NJ Zion Baptist
church delivered an inspiring scr-
mon on THE Creation = text. Gen.
II. visitors We're introduced by
Rev. a &. Williams u Metropo-
litar Baptist church
senator Arthur + Woods ad
dressed the conference on The
Political and Commercial Condition
OF To-day" lie will address The
group again on February %
A committee was appointed for
the reception which will I've given
February - Members ~ the com
mittee comprise Rev 7" J. Benson
REV. =. J. Jackson Roy + y kaie-
Ter. Rev 4. c. Williams Roy, 7.
Timbcrlake. Rev l. T Clay anu
Rev. c. y Keith.
Rev ] ]. Moore Is reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
New Salem Baptist

The sunday school OF New salem
BAPTIST church. Dubois and Illinois
streets. is undergoing a great
change. The slogan Is "out OF me
rut.' The seven departmental
superintcndcnts reported great
increase both spiritually financial
". and numerically at The session
Sunday, Jan %
At the IL a. m. service the pas
tor. the Rev. Mr. Walker spoke
from the subject Christ the Foun-
dation." A spiritual feast was en-
ioyed by all present. Many addi-
tions were made to the church dur
ing the month OF January. The
membership feel very proud OF the
fine work the pastor Is doing
The BYPU was we'll attended at
y. m. The BTU was added and it
was interesting to sec the four
units IN action at the same time.
A school OF methods will he con-
Quoted from Feb tiroueh tho
nth. and All workers are requested
10 take This training
The educational program held
sunday evening was a success. Mu-
steal selections were rendered by
the New Salem Junior choir. the
willing Five quartet and the
Hutchins Gospel Trumpeteers All
the officers OF the church we're in
stalled sunday night. Feb. 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Gospel Choral Union
By Bobblc Blackman

The prcaio'Nn anr
h,ll state contention W -uett'
singers would ho thc hipae-'
best ~ rs history was sealtN
4 lot OF this sucress van he aitf
ufod 10 the ard,ni w0ek ~ 'Na
president the LOYALTY oi the mas
jprfv az tho singers AMI tAe eii.
GRAFTON Of NE mcnhcss Those p9s-
tors who haze caorS. II iee nainN
rhuw determination tp see iaf
work 20 over The sessions We're
largely attended despite fhe severe
iy cold weathcr
The .omg pcoplc's dcpaflmen'
was in charge saturday and Sat
urday night Ths' all dii splcndid
ly h. carr, ne out tAeH program
successfully Mlh efeli' IS auc
the junior prc-ilc0' dicef'os and
state orrani2tr WHO lcit no stone
unturned to mako their vofh go
over. Each saturday csNn'n. these
Young people hold their moe'nrs lt
the New salem BAPTIST 0apN.
ncr OF Dubois and Illinois streets -
; pm.
The programs 90 'he ,anfcAii'
were cllmaxed SUNDAY when il'
guest speaker was lr W a.
Womack of Memphis Tenn n'hcr
minister's who hroaeh MESSAGES
during tho convention were TIE
Rcvs William Grain Charles II
walker. e.. Robertson. - II weight
Joe Davis NJ Holmes ! ~ Cnates
and y T. Thomas The host pastor.
the sessions hcing held ai TIE To-
max AME Zion church
choirs from Flint gave hearty
cooperation. also singers were there
from Ypsilanti and chatham ont.
and other towns IN Canada Ions
live President Hulchins and The
Michigan Gospel Choral union 81
Michigan and Canada 20 continue
this great work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Rev.J.H. Mastin
Goes On Vacation
Hundred Dollars
Given For Trip

At the morning service ut CAL
very Baptist church last Sunday
announcement was made that
the pastor. Rev. J. H. Mastiu. is
leaving on a vacation trip to Cal
iforria to seek restoration OF his
health. Rev. Mastin's message
was taken from Acts 2:l-4. sub
jet. when God visits Man The
speaker drew striking parallel
between the old Testament Church
and that Of modern times. He cit
ed the fact that God had made on
~ two visitatiOns 10 man-once on
MI. Sinai to the Church OF the
old Dispensaiior. and again az
Pentecost upon the advent Of the
Christian era The latter visit he
said was climaxed by the outpour-
ing OF the Holy Ghost highlighted
by diversity OF tongues or Lam
guages thus assuring that the Cos
pei might be adequately carried to
all sections of the world.
Contributions or more than one
hundred dollars were made 10 Or.
Mastin for his trip. lie will leave
Thursday.
The Sunday school attendance
az Calvary was boosted consider
ably by favorable weather sunday
morning. The large auditorium OF
the church and $. 5. room was
filled almost 10 capacity shortly
after the opening hour.
The fourth annual Youth Pro-
gram OF the Senior department OF
the S. S was presented at 2 pm.
Ramon Scruggs made the chief adj
dress Mrs. Jessye Ponder Is sup
OF this department.
The Senior choir will present
the Metropolitan Baptist church
choir in a drama THE Feast Of
Belshazzar". on Friday night OF
this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Triumph Church
By DOROTHY rOLMAR

The Rev Dr.. James r Jones, pas
tor OF Triumph the Church and
Kingdom OF God in Christ, returned
home from Pittsburgh. Pa. Jan. 80.
after holding a ten-day meeting for
Bishop b. II Harris. in Homestead.
Pa, which was a great success.
The members of the church here
were delighted at the return OF
their pastor. Friday night, Feb ,.
was the prophets first appearance
at Triumph church since his return.
Although he did not wear his robe,
as he usually does. he delivered an
inspired message. He also prophe-
sled TO a woman regarding her
personal and financial welfare. An
other woman testified as TO the cor
rectness OF Prophet Jones forecast
of her financial good fortune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Christian Science

spirit" will be the subject OF the
Lesson Sermon in all Christian
Science Churches throughout the
world on Sunday. February IL, 1910
The Golden Text (John 4:2D Isl:
God Is a Spirit, and they that wor-
ship him must worship him In spi-
rit and In truth"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage John sea-: 1T is the
spirit that quickeneth; the flesh
prohtcth nothing: the words that
speak unto you. they are spirit,
and they are life"
Correlative passages TO be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with Key
TO the Scriptures. by Mary Baker
Eddy, include the following .. 2D:
IL the disciple is advancing spiri-
tually. he is striving to enter in.
lie constantly turns away from
material sense. and looks towards
the imperishable things OF Spirit"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Friendship Baptist

The Sunday School was presid-
ed over last Sunday by Supt. 5.
Briggs. The session was we'll at
tended. Mr. Jones OF the Olivet
Baptist church was visitor
At IL am. the Rev. J. II. John
son. pastor preached splendid
sermon from Ps. 1877, subject, For
getting Cod
At 3 pm the Lords supper was
served and a spiritual feast
was enjoyed The BYPU met at
the regular hour. The Senior
choir rendered grand musical
program Sunday, Feb. is the Rev.
Mr.. Matthews aud his church Will
worship at Friendship at , Pun.
Thursday evening. Feb. Is the Fly
ing Cloud quartet and quartet
from Chicago will have a contest
at g o'clock. There will be admis-
sion fee. An are invited to attend.
Sidney Briggs is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
CHOIRS LIST
F | N A N CIAL
CON TESTANTS

First Baptist church had an un-
usually large gathering last Sun
day morning. which made the pas
tor feel that his work since com
ing 10 this church had not been IN
vair. Pastor p. b. Black preached
on the subject. The Contagious
ness OF sin" text st Luke l7:li-l3.
The church Is launching a finan-
cial contest between the Gospel
chorus and the Senior choir Of the
church. The contestants are Mrs
Brown. director OF the Gospel
chorus and Mrs. Ransom presl-
dent OF The Senior choir. The nor
ey raised from this contest will be
used TO pay off Indebtedness Of thu
church All are invited 70 come on,
and enjoy the varions meetings dur
ing the contest
Ethel Dickerson member OF the
Junior choir VIA honored az q
graduation party Friday, February
>. Amo 2 The guests present were
Margaret Dye. Lois Murdoch, who
was visiting the honoree al the
time: James Johrson. Alnc Per
rs, Annie Black Dan Perry j r,
Kent. Gladys Richardson. George
Bellman. IaNerne Freeman Doro-
thy Freeman Mildred Cash Ann
Harris. Bertha sutton Max, Arm
old. Ann Perkins. Thomas Wise,
Dorsey Pearson. Aruthia Hender-
son and many others Numerous
lovely gifts were received by the
honorec
Mrs Rosa Lee Niece and Miss
Ann Perkins were added to the
church membership last sunday.
On the local sick list are: Rev.
Simms and Father shelton. Mrs.
Mayheld. OF Peterson street. is con-
valescing. but is still confined to the
home. Mrs. Johnson Is doing fine al
Trinity hospital
Mrs. cleo Black arrived home
last week. after attending the fun
eral OF her father
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
GET JOYFUL
RELIEF FROM
B ACK ACHE
Caused by Sluggish
Kidneys
stop Getting Up Nights
And Feel Younger

Here's one good WY to flush en-
cess harmful waste from the kid
neys and relieve bladder irritation
that oiNn causes scanty, burning
and smarting passage.
Ask your druggist for a 35 cent
box OF Gold Medal HARLEM oil Cap
sules-a splendid safe and harm
less diuretic and stimuIant for
weak kidneys and irritated bladder.
Besides getting up nights. some
symptoms OF kidney trouble may be
backaches. puffy eyes. leg cramps.
and moist palms But be sure TO get
GOLD MEDAI.-lt's a genuine med
IcIne for weak kIdneys-right from
Haarlem in Holland. ADV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Lenten Services
Begin At St. Paul

The subject az Che sermon
preached sunday morning 81 81
Paul Spiritual church 5>t> HAST
ings WAS stay With God ln his
message. Rev Gamer made strong
appeal for men and women to stay
with God and walk rieh,eou-iS
Rev. Mitchell administered the
Sacrament
Lenter services began "Wednesday
M noon and will continue during
the Lenten season Tho choirs are
holding rehearsals for their Easter
cantata.
A program will be rendered at
the church by the North Detroit
Harmony singers. February %. at
3 pm. There will be small adj
mission fee.
Mrs b. SappineteC was installed
as deaconess Sunday hy the pas
tor Rev. Mitchell assisted W.
Bethel presented Mrs SappinFion
with white floral spray. as q
token Of love and pullt, In behalf
OF the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10

bring forth judgement unto the
Gentiles. A bruised reed shall ye
not break and the smoking fire ye
shall not quench. We shall bring
forth judgement unto truth"
Man arrives at judgment by
comparisons. The majesty and mag
nitude OF things challenge the
mind OF man. The greatness of the
mountains because they pierce the
clouds and point their peaks TO the
skies. The colossal challenges our
attention because OF its size and
magnitude. We measure size
through the minds eye but we test
truth through experience. The real
values in life come through pro-
per perspective and experiences
that demonstrate their vitality and
Importance. The church, Rev. Bah
err continued must ever stand out
as a measure OF true Christian val
ues against the noisy Glamour OF
the world. The world needs great
men to serve and lead II to better
standards OF living to ever blaze
more brightly the truths OF real
life. but Jesus is the man OF all
ages. Behold. my servant whom /
uphold: | put my spirit upon him
II am said Rev. Baber. delight
ed with the man whom God selects
The world picked the mighty Co
Hath. but God picked David. Gods
selections make his truths trium-
phant. We make our selections up
or the popularity OF men. But
Gods selections dramatize eternal
truths 10 the world. II is a great
thing To have Gods spirit resting
upon your life Material considera-
tions dominate the thoughts OF men
to-day. all the conflicts that we
see about US are melted from ma
terial causes. Great truths OF life
and love are lost in this struggle.
But Gods truths possess trans
cendent power. Gods law does not
require that some men be heiu
dowr in order that others be raised
up Let him that be raised up draw
all men unto me-"
when Jesus lifteth up his voice
II shall be heard in the streets;
That voice says Blessed are the
meek for they shall inherit the
earth: Clessed are the poor III
heart for theyshall see God A.
world torn by conflict shall find
refuge in proclaimIng the eternal
truths OF God The crumbling civil
ization OF today will have Its pill
lars maded firm by the cement OF
truth and love. God speaks to our
hearts through that still small
voice. That Is the truth OF life
that will lead you direct TO God
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Baber Believes Love And Truth Will Save Civilization
JUDGE DROPS
IRA T. BRYANT
CHURCH SUIT

AAsiIvlLl.f1-tANP Contempt
% court charges against Ira !.
Hiaalt, secretary -ireaslrer OF the
AME sunday school union and
storms petrol Of that denumina-
ton. were dismissed By Federal
Judge Elmor Davis Mordsy The
court saying hc Was 'froa OF the
whole be. said some az The a.
sues ra.s,d shoall Do handled BY
OH. celrcA ITSELF
CU4rse- v,go brought against
Rrytnt le liNbo, = Walaou David
+ RICE ara Janis DORSEY WHO con-
tended iia p4Al.rliion ~ BrAaui :
paper Tic Nashville Defeator Of re-
isai retettceaip rlNc'ea'nes ln-
DIR Tie hoalirs "AMk Sunday
ooi 'nlon wis Again was
D.trmpi ~ coaft and lsn'rs hy
Isl 4n 81 $2ue check also was
oifnni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Elder c. L. Morton
Invited T o Discuss
"Origin OF Sabbath"

The membership OF Seven Day
Adventist recently invited Elder
Morton OF Windsor. Canada 10 dis
cuss the problem OF the sabbath"
al a public meeting It was revealed
early this week.
The Elder Morton has talked on
the subject several times during
his broadcast" said a church Off
clal and we thought that he
would readily accept an opportuni-
~ 10 discuss the Sabbath in rcla-
ton 10 its Biblical origin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
New Mt. Zion Baptist

"lhc Puposn OF Mans Crca-
lion WAS the subject Of the Rev.
J Williams message sunday.
feh The text used VAS Gen.
Z - The pasir1 stated that man
Na, created 20 cl0rify God
Mis- Banks. president OF the
Decorating club reported a fine
meetnc SATURDAY All members are
asked fn he present Zach Saturday
"a . y m Mrs Eva West president
of the Fuel clun also reported
splendid meeting Monday night
For news We ask al our members
10 read The Detroit Tribune. For
spiritual feast, YOU are invited 10
attend services held at New MI.
Zion church located on the corner
OF Chene and Mack streets.
Mrs Mary + owens Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
Misses Roe And Taylor Address
Presbyterians On Natl Missions Day

In keeping with the spirit OF Ma
tional Missions Day. the Church
Missionary society OF st. John Pres
byterian church held special SER
vices last Sunday morning. Mrs.
Hattie Ewing, the past president
presided. The two guest speakers
were Miss Marie Roe. president OF
the Detroit Presbyterial society
and Miss Ann Elizabeth Taylor. sec
rotary OF women's missionary ac-
tivities.
Miss Roe gave interesting infor-
nation about the missionary work
OF the Presbyterian church among
different national groups in this
and foreign countries. also among
the leDers and the deaf Mrs. Tay-
Tor told OF the work among the
Negroes OF the South. The soloist
for the occasion was Mrs. Lulu
Martinez who rendered a Spiritual,
My Lord. What A Morning" ar
ranged hy Attorney II. Martinez.
At $3.50 p. m. the church was fill
ed, when Rev. Il l. Brady, spoke
or the subject. rs My Religion A
Lift Or A Load?" His text was
from Psalms 1879. Rev. Brady
was accompanied by many OF his
members OF Second Baptist and his
Senior choir.
Rev. Henry Porter. the pastor.
will preach his first seEmon in the
edifice next Sunday morning. II will
be Mems Day and at y. m. J., c.
Blount will be the guest SPEAKER.
The Usher board will present the
ST, Paul AME Zion choir under
direction OF Mrs. Hattie Flack,
Thursday evering. February Is. at
st. Johns Presbyterian church.
corner clinton and Jos. Campau
streets
On the sick list are: Mrs. Mccoy,
s970 Macomb: Mrs. l. Morris. Sher-
man street; Mrs. Wilkerson and
John Johnson OF 30th street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10

Mrs. Edna Tate. Gospel soloist,
rendered fine musical program
Saturday evening. Feb. 3. at Mt
Zion Baptist church. In Ecorse.
Mich. She was accompanied at
the piano by Rev. r. +. Tate. 9th
ers on the program included j.
Tate. husband Of the singer: G.
Penny. the Brady Four. Campbell
sisters. Rev. J. d. Davis and Rev.
and Mrs. l.. Parham, parents OF
Mrs. Tate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10

Mrs. Ethel Bradiield. one al The
he, women in talNar, Baptist
church aud "A moving spirit ~
several oi The auNllmrlr> 81
that church. was hostess 10 "A
number oi her friend. and as
>ocIaicd church wnrkcr- last
~aturda, night NJ birthday
party AT her home. 1861 trndi
street. The honOrec wa, the
recipient oi man, lo,ch ana
useful gifts. \ lnrer number
were pre- sent AT The Bradneld
home 10 ssh The acti'c club
woman "dany Happy keturn>.'
~ ~ho attended expressed
themselves n having had an
ENJOYABLE evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
St. Elizabeth Church

The ST. Elizabeth Spiriiuallst
Church OF Science. Ass Hastings
street. will hold services IN their
nov church home sunday. Feb.
II. Dedication service will be held
at p. m
The pastor will speak sunday
night. All are invited.
Rev l.. Malley Is pastor OF the
church; Miss f. Maiiey. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
brpezer Pastor
|,piidate For
he Bishopriic
| Heads Negro Is
Years Of Progress
| Exposition
|

.,..J. No,s,--Thess Little visits
t n.,,a, churches are made each
~ " Aitofns, A.fred Casssy. mo
,s,elAl representative OF The De-
~ T,,hune 10 HE artlclea Attor-
wv r.s,y gives vivid. closeup"
,.n,msii,s acconnt ~ rho prog
"a activities Of tho individual
|,s-rsu visited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
?, Atty AIRED Casey


large slnday morning con-
k.,,iIcu Rev. George Baber. pas
u ~ rbenezer AME church and
L.sas,s for bishop said. The
|',,,l truths Of Jesus Christ shall
Il t,icnphau; victory over the
L. ana tAy crnmbIing civIliza-
n a today MI have its pillars
IN, Arm by he cement OF truth
n love Tho aggregation was
|orAl TO a very happy climax in
service ls Rev Babcr, when
|,enl Young women walked up to
|. ,rar threw themselves on their
H., and found strength and COM
IA IN he prayct, aud songs OF
|, congregation The entire body
\, novel 10 3oy and tears by this
snmsuaiior az Tho power OF reli-
| m 70 heal The sin sick soul.
Has Remarkable Record
IA very outstanding record has
|,s made h"Ge IN Detroit at Eb-
|usr church ts l,cv Baber. when
\ cane here Just 4 few years ago,
\ charch WAS then located on
tkne street. IN small Brick
|ltng. The membership roll was
Is taan eight hHnlred They NOV
from lhs, LEGATION into the for
n Temple Bethel, ore OF the
(ei and mosf imposing church
|ttss IN Michigan This building
Ftay Is fine and substantial
|niirg. ne architectural beauty
|ecgl and within Is most strik-
b And to-day Tie Ebenezer cor
|,saton qnie Rev. Babcrs lead
PIP has t'i' immense property
hosi paid 'ar
Ebenerer is conducting a drive
y 70 romWeic tse final payment
he tine ihe Quadrennial con-
|slce meet, herr. in May. While
0rnoi give tile FbcEezer church
Fti Tor piaauing and the build
q suea a remarkable structure.
can give taem full credit for
|hg U u their responsibility in
|Eeclatirg ana maintaining this
|hible property and the record
pm Nalca 'hry are fully paying
b.
|iicn a congregation OF eight
|nred l1ev have grown TO twenty
~ hundred. with more than
p hundred now in the Sunday
poo. John Holland Is superin-
pom Of he sunday school after
F'is perloa o! church service and
fAle' tey ave IL need OF sun
\ Nlool teachers to help serve
proving Aeinbcrs OF children in
pay school attendance. This re-
Phaole growth has made Ebe-
~ one oi The outstanding
|rsaes OF ihc country and has
|npulled Row. Baber into high
~ by The high ranking officials
as ANE denomination. The
|uisan conference Is backing
a. a canalda'e for the bishop
!, ana ne ha- wide support outside
A'algan a. the honor.
'*v Baber "a chairman OF the
p~'uon committee that is spon-
''ls NE Seyen,y-hfth Anniver-
y Ol Negro Progress at CoEven-
I 1'l' mex Nay. He was mainly
,y'u'oie iof the appropriation
!, ''''n thousand five hundred dol
!, " ne Michigan legislature TO
!. we expense OF the exposi-
!, AeV Babe has proved himself
y One Of lhe best church organ
\ ana administrators that our
n " has produced. His feat
-, r,'",<'r mas inspired the entire
~ 'nurch liic OF Detroit. This
' ..A'e has been 80 great that
!. '''''e effort In church life
-, " progressing at a pace never
W., 'Apefienced in our short
~ 'r.,l pastors sermon was found
!, ' "a v l.5. Behold my SER
w., soom uphold; mine elect
~ NY soul delighteth: I have
spirit upon thee. lie shall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-10
o. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M.

lie AR CHAPTER NO. II q. y Ss-STATED MEETING
M Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd wednesday. Worthy
W"n-Nrs Julia MorreIi, 817s Hendrick. fitzroy .sis
"' Patron Mr.. Richard White, 5ss6 Hazlet Ave.
p ,Ia.L CHAPTER NO. O. Y. s.-STATED MEETiNG-Id
p,may' DEGREE wORK-srd Friday Worthy Matron. Mrs.
R,Is Higgins, G5sI Hartford Worthy Patron Mr.. v A.
'o' isil JOS. Campau. Fitzroy 14ss.
ma l "a CHAPTER NO. ~ O. y. S.-STATED MEETING
n,s friday DEGREE wORK-4th Friday. worthy Matron'
hos rosa Murphy, g5i sherman fzroy ss17 Worthy Pa
~" Nc Haywood CAN'T, 500 Hartford. Tyler i5556.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-12-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The object of this suit is to pro-
cure a decree for divorce a vinculo
matrimonii by the plaintiff, Ruth
Marie Boggs, from the defendant,
Kenny Dilworth Boggs.
The bill recites that the parties
were married on October Is, 1892;
That though the conduct of the plain
tiff has always been kind, affection
ate and above reproach, the defen-
dant has, without any just cause or
reason, abandoned and deserted the
plaintiff, and has declared his inten-
ton to live with her no longer, and
that such abandonment has continued
uninterruptedly for more than three
years, and is deliberate and final
and the separation of the parties be-
yond any reasonable expectation of
reconciliation; that the plaintiff is
resident of Worcester County,
Maryland, while the defendant is a
nonresident of this County and State
and when last heard Of resided in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and that
there are no children as issue of said
marriage.
It is, thereupon, ordered by the
Circuit Court for Worcester County,
Maryland, in Equity, this 26th day
of November, 1910, that the plaintiff,
Ruth Marie Boggs, by causing copy
of this Order to be inserted in some
weekly newspaper published in Wor-
cester County, Maryland, once in
each of four successive weeks before
the Both day of December, 1910, give
notice to the said absent defendant,
Kenny Dilworth Boggs, of the object
and substance of this bill, warning
him to be and appear in this court,
in person or by solicitor, on or before
the 18th day of January, 1941, to
show cause, if any he has, why de-
cree ought not to be passed as pray
ed.
JOSEPH E. BRIMER, Clerk
True Copy, Test Jos. e. Brimer, Clerk
| Nov. 29-4t.