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The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-07-11
Joe, Marva Talk Over
Reconciliation This Week In
Their Chicago Home

one talked with last Thursday. Clouds
lowered over her happiness!
She told story of neglect at the hands
of the heavyweight champion of the
world. She said she could bear it nc
longer-that the strain was telling on
chr health and mentality.
The public press and radio blasted
her story 10 the four corners of the
earth-exaggerated it no end and the
Brown Bomber was in for criticism per-
haps unjustly deserved.
women don't understand about fight
ing men," Joe said. Il train so long
especially this year. Seven months
right straight along"
The pugilistic king was surprised al
his wife's divorce action, he said.
81 didn't know anything about it until
saw it in the papers"
The champ declared he had been a
good husband.
HE didn't come home for two mon
tbs" says Marva. Even a champ
should come home sometime"
MANAGERS AGAINST
DIVORCE
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-07-11
C0ND|T IONS EVERYWHERE ARE CHANGING
Joe And Marva Might Maize Up

Tuesday evening, July 9Th.
Mrs. Mary Chillis made a charming
hostess Wednesday evening, July 9Th
when she entertained the Willing Work
ers' Cub of Newell Chapel CINE chudch
Mr. Ed Gillespie, who resides in the
East end section of the city, is i'll from
his home.
Mrs. Emily Spence of 1821-21st stree
is improving nicely from her home after
a lengthy illness.
Miss Catherine Taylor of 18th avenue
and Goth street is now at home after
having undergone an operation in Rush
Infirmary for an attack of appendicitis
Mrs. Pearlie Mae Dial who resides in
the East end section of the city is home
after having been confined in Rush
Infrmary with an attack of asthma.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-07-11

day morning, July 4th in order to be
in attendance to the c. M E. District
Conference. They report lovely time.
Miss Marie Scott, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Tom Scott is in the city after
having attended school in Florida.
Mss LORNA Sherrod is back in the
city after having attended summer
school in jackson.
Mrs Leila Virgins Tate of Louisville
Kentucky, rendered a very interesting
program at Newell Chapel Sunday
evening and one at Mt. Valley Church
Monday evening.
Mrs. Leila Virgins Tate, who was the
artist during the District Conference
held in Collins, left the city Tuesday
for her home in Louisville, Kentucky
Miss The ma Thompson and Mr.. VIII
liam Bennett were quietly married
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-07-11
Birthday Party

Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Collins honored
their two daughters Clarie and Esther
Delois with a joint birthday party, from
their residence. Clarice and Esther De-
lois having reached their 9th and 4th
year, respectfully were very happy.
Twenty-Five guests were present to
share the fun and good eats these little
girls had. They received quite a few
nice tokens. Ice cream, cake and a.
sorted candies were served.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-07-11
Notice L Pres
Lodge &
Member Hold
ing HBA Notes
Notice To Presidents Lodges And

Notice To Presidents Lodges And
Members Holding H. B. A. Notes
All Presidents Local lodges and HBA
members holding nptes against the H.
BA where you made loans to the Asso-
ciatson in order that we might clear
our office building of all mortgaged
Indebtedness, are asked to mail them
in to the office at once.
We are doing our best to pay as many
of these notes off as possible before
our Convention, which convenes July
% and 10Th.
The General President is urging thai
you respond Immediately.
r. L. Young, Secretary.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-07-11
Notice To Presidents
Who Had Claims
aid Off In The
June Boards
Notice To Presidents Who Had Claims
Paid Off In The June Boards

Notice To Presidents Who Had Claims
Paid Off In The June Boards
Dear President:
This comes to inform you that we have
a few small lodges that did not make
their report on time in the Boards ard
we have had some lodges that had
members who had paid their claims
and they failed to check them up on
their June report blank. After checking
upon these Supplementary reports that
have been made from me Boards we
have a slight increase in our Death
Claims.
We have $500 on hand to be mai ed
out to the beneficiaries of the deceased
members. This brings the total ampunt
paid in June up to $4,000.
Because of certain changes in the
Banking System in our city and the
great increase of expense generally over
the country at this particular time, we
are forced to pay &c on each check
written under certain conditions.
The laws of the state of Miss. with
reference to Fraternal Insurance Com
panies demand that we opera e with n
a certain limit, therefore, it will be
necessary that few pennies be de-
Quoted from each check sent you to take
care of this expense.
Quite few of the city CINE pastors
are gettis g ready to leave the city Sun
day for Holly Springs where they will
attend the Leadership Training School
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-07-11
Rrom Pittsburgh Courier


"There1l be no divorce" he said
"The papers are wrong-just publicity
I'm on my way for conference with
my lawyer and Marva's lawyer. Take
it easy
The Champ, looking like king anc
in a splendid mood waved a happy good
bye He had been in Pittsburgh since
Friday taking part in the Eastern Open
Golf Tournament.
Shall l publish that Joe?"
why not. 2"
And that IS the first statement thai
saNors OF all viii be happy again be-
tween Americas popular sweethearts.
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-07-11
IN THE MEANTIME
IN CHICAGO


IN CHICAGO
Marva in her Cricago apartment said
she could not speak definitely of a re-
cor Citation.
1--WE haven't met yet" she said.
She adm tied that a conference would
be held Tuesday afternoon.
"Of course, l don't know how it wi !
turn out"
Are you willing to affect recon
cilation?'
Il went be stubbon about it. Joe
has way with him, you know
A NEW MOOD
This was different Marva from the
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-07-11
a Change I'm World
Conditions Must Be Had
AS To Whether we
Want It Or Not

When one thinks of the corditpns
of the world today he must admit that
great changes are being made. The
change that is being made is not forced
upon us by laws, COUNTIES, states and
nations, and yet we must recognize the
! fact that conditions are changing.
a few days ago that Great Britain was
undergoing a great change. He did not
mean the destruction of bui dings and
the Ike but he said that the war was
causing men to forget racial prejud ces.
rich and poor, high and low; class etc.
1t had been found that the German
bombs had no respector of person The
German bombs were killing the rich
and poor high and low; the meek and
humble. German bombs skipped no
homes; all of them looked alike. This
great destruction has gone on to the
extent that Great Britain is beginning
to look upon man as a man.
Isn't it pitiful and pathetic that God
has to suffer such destruction to make
man recognize and become cognizant of
the fact that we are our brothers
keeper?
Lorg Drawn Out War
The war that is now being fought is GO
ing to be long fight There're too many
poor people in the world, white and
black, yellow and red and what not
who cannot and do not under the pres
ent system get fair deal, let us look
at our own country, the land of the free
and the home of the brave-practically
the only country now left as a Demo-
crate ration that is not actually en-
gagged in declared war.
There are many poor whites and blacks,
etc, who are not considered. God is
not satisfied with such treatment of hui
man being fer we are our brothers
keeper.
There are papr people and especially
black people, is Mississ ppi who pay
taxes and these taxes go to keep up
the city, to pay city officials, such as
mayor, councellorman, tax assessor
policemen, firemen, ETC. VIE help tic
hire them that is pay them salary
but we have no voice when it comes
to selecting any of these officers Is It
fair, honest and just to be forced to
pay a man salary for his work and
have absolutely nothing to say to him
about how he works or what he does
nor how he does it?
Take our schools for instance with
more Negroes in Mississippi than whites
Is it fair to the Negroes to have no
representation on school boards? for
one believe that the city school board
or trustee board as we may say, should
have Negro representation on them
Negroes have proven themselves to be
c. pable of governing organizations that
are assets instead of liabilitie We or
ganize, build & govern churches, schoo- s
places of business Offices, stores, IT.
IL
that we could mention and why can't
we have representation in anything
where we are concerned and are part
CONTINUED FROM page Ons)
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-07-11
ABOUT FOLK
I'VE KNOW

Mrs. M Jones, Misses Bessie Jones
and Matte L Larkin ard MIR. A L
Collins, motored 10 Collins, Miss, Fri
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-07-11

they should recover without serious
results"
The divorce action was filed last
Wednesday, Mrs Louis asked in her
petition absolute divorce and a prop
erty settlement.
troit This is pretty big one, but
John Roxborough, co-manager in De-
"All married people quarrel, said
The weekly echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1931-1942, 1941-07-11
Give Me A Chance

Dedicated to Jim Crow America
Give me chance, l beg of you
Give me a servicable job to do
Who am 1? You want to know?
1 am the voice of the Amer can Negro.
This U. S., A. is suppose to be free
It's even called the land of liberty
But the idea all places me in a transe
Please l beg of you, give me chance.
Liberty amid Democracy is heard all a
round;
But how can these things be, when you
hold the black man down?
Let's have Liberty and Democracy with
out a backward glance.
We can do it. if you'll just give me a
chance.
BY Lamb
The above poem was written by Cor
tez Lamb, Jr. student in the public
school of Forest, Miss. The Gee Club
directed by Miss Anna Rita Reese,
er.dianite, gave a program at Harris
Hi during the spring and as member
of the club, Mr. Lamb was very out
standing,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Oil Plans
New Financing

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-~Union
oil Company of California is con.
Quoting negotiations for new
financing 10 he used for expansion
purposes including, il is under
stood, the erection Of refinery
equipment TO produce aviation
fuels.
II is reported in the market for
SIS, 600, 900 probably in the form
of long-term debentures. which
would bear interest rate Of
around per cent.
Funded debt as Of December 81
last. stood AT S37 900. 600, Of which
$40, 0O0,00O is 3 per cent deben-
lures, due Aug. |. 1859, and ST.
100000 non-callahle s per cent
bonds, due MAY |, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Chinese Repe|
Two Jap Drives

CHUNGKING, Dec "a 1NSl
Japanese forces launched new
drives in Huan, whei and
kiangsu provinces today hut were
pushed back on two fronts.
Field dispatches said small
Japanese forces supported by
planes were participating in the
three attacks. one of which gained
entry into an unidentified Chinese
held city.
The Japanese maneuVers were
believed designed 10 hamper any
Chinese attempts 10 stage a coun-
ter-offenslve.
A new communique issued from
Running. ChinaS terminus Of the
strategic Burma road. SAID that
last Saturday American volunteer
sirmen shot down six out Of IL
japanese planes in an Air combat
Instead Of only four a pre-
vIously reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Death notlces

BELL Esiells beloved wife ~ the late
Ivan dear mother - Leon. Jesse Mrs
George Guy Amos and Fred dear sistei
'of Mrs lohn Fickerin. grandnothsr ~
Robert and George Guy Jr and Raysens
Ben Funeral saturday from Don a Las
selne funeral home $50 East Grand houle
ward . clock lnierment WHITE Chape
kRAMP-December 30 August beloved
husband Of Augusta. dear father ~
Dolores and Melvin dear brother Of Mrs.
Peter MaCheske. Frank Ben and Leonard
Funeral Saturday from me residence 200Os
Goddard al 10 81. and 81 Rrs's Church
A. H. Burial IN NJ. orvet Cemetery
LIDWIG-December % Anton of 1850
shirley husband Of the late Elizabeth
dear father ~ Mrs Anna DekolG MIS-
Walter Brtnkmen and Robert Ludwig
grandfather Of eight grandchildren. F1ineral
service Friday. 10 - a "
Peters Funeral Home l2o57 Grsiiot
MAZI CHowsKI Jsnni, a, 7a5s Y.h
mans December % dear sisier NJ John
Doctor Constantine, Edward Cetlinski, and
me late Charles runerRl from T.
hllsr Chapel l35ol Var DYKE Friday
p - and 10 a. m. St Florsn Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Vincent s. kursEynski, 81; Daisy stuart
a.
James r. Frten. ~. Myrtle NJ MAY, 81
Dave DetleN - Marion 10 Vos ~
John AvEoustes. as Florence Anns, Al
Joseph MsrchiAno 30 Reatrce Crocl. -
Edward J. Mendrygal. Il Helen Turlo. is
David Chicorsl. 81 Sedel Levin, ~
Jesus Romero, 40. Marie Nstaiia ssnches
80.
Fla Fvsnukowich 46. Eva Stanlow. 80
Robert wood %. Esther Monroe Dye y.
Roman kazmiernwsk, 20. Emma Nelenc
II.
John =. sssrls, p; Helen Isabel LossinG
II
Reelusld d. Rsson a; Lenore Mac Beth
%
Leonard Hspsnouicz, %; Lotre Konkol
rs
Chsrles L. johnson. 30; ThelmA Hickman
-
Lorns l. Smith 81. Helen RrsEE 10
Otto Edwin Erkkila. - Elsa Kstherin'
MoiAner 10
Arthur Msrlsno. q. Dina e Rsr'hollni, 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BIRTHS

Marjorie Gibson 1857 strsthnoor
Rronislawa Glogowski f777 PMmsr.
MarEaret Gooch 2l41S Kari
Esielle Hamilton. 2ll North Alexander
ROYAL Oak
Verneu Hicks aIOS Trumhull
Lila Husson 5416 Fifteenth
Edna Hagedorn. 24t0O Iamhrsch'
Kathleen Hedges la434 Rosemnn'
Catherine lnhoff 1871 Rossttsr.
MARY Jackson. 2722 sixth.
Eleanor KAYAK. SCOT Psrkvood
Catherine King 266S Eas, Forest.
Nevada Klein, s35 peterboro.
Rose Kramer 1856 Grand street
stella KraieVski. 5235 Cecil
Adele Lentine, 42nl Van DYKE.
Sadye Leder, 29S5 Clements.
Tngeline Mazzara 5s75 Rewick.
Virginia Mallory. 500 AlEsr
Tanya Makar 52fh Neckei Dearborn
Rosshene Mack, 295 LsReIs. Hishanc
Park.
Edna Mosusr $3.50 Farmbrook.
Mabel McNeilN. 14h1 Chalmers
Hildur Noring 202i West Hancock
Mary Orlando $500 Sheridan
Lens Pekksrinrn 727A Dodge, Van DYKE
Helen Patzks, 9l2 Adslirs.
Marie PresleS 500 Brady
NelHe PutroW Bliss Canton
F,aune ReNin t432O Wiltshire
Mary Roberts t44l3 DsCosfs. Dearborn,
MARI Roman 1921 Brandon
Ruth Sebeti i3I South Meloorn. Dearborn
Betty Thorpe 1880 Pirehufst.
Grace Tuesink s4S South Reid.
Anne Weingarden. 2ff9 Ford.
Kate Wilson. fll2 BeAuhIen
Frances Youns. 1881 panbuiy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Protest Rail LayoHs

JACKSON. Dec. "a - Jackson
County Go Council today filed a
protest with President Roosevelt
against the permanent layof Of
16 per cent Of Michigan Central
Railroad shop employees here.
Richard Grleves. council presi-
dent, said the layoff. affecting 100
Of the 700 shop employees. was
made 10 permit a slX-day week
for the remainder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
81 Enter Service
As Christmas Nedrs

Nlnety-one men who day or
two ago were civilians will spend
Christmas Day as soldiers and
sailors OF the United States.
Sixty-SiX OF them were en- route
TO Fort Custer for army training
The other % will he made into
sailors at the Great Lakes Naval
Training station. al { h c a & o.
Twenty others who enlisted yesteF-
day were granted leave until after
Christmas before being sent to
training camps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
More Pupil Drill.
Hinges on R0TC

Extension ~ military training
in The Detroit public schools was
approved today by the school
board on condition that federal
authorities recommend increasing
the number of reserve officer
training corps units.
However. the board failed 10
take action on recommendation
of the common council that the
military training courses he sci
up in every school regardless of
ROTC cooperation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
.Cont,I Oil Co.
Retires Notes

NEW YORK. Dec. 24 CONT
mental OIL Company has called
for redemption on Feb 4. 1912, It's
entire issue Of S2l.07l 900 Of 10
year q. per cent convertible
debentures. due Dec. Is. 194S, a.
l02, together with accrued in
tereSt.
Following the meeting of di-
rectorS in November II was de-
cided 10 call AT least Sll,0O0.0OO
OF these debentureS.
Funds for their redemption will
he obtained from Sl0.0O0.OO0 Of
fve-year serial hank loans and
the remainder from treasury cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
22,772 Job|ess File
Paw Claims in I DAYS

a total of 22,772 persons in De-
troit Hamtramck, Royal Oak and
Dearborn filed claims for unem-
ployment compensation within the
last two days, the Michigan I'M
employment compensation com
mission announced today.
The new additions bring the
total active claims in the Detroit
area 10 -. SOB Last week the
total IN the state was apron
mately 10000. The increase is
attributed 10 layoffs in the auto
motive industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Col. 2. I. Phinney
Burial in Vermont
sp-e,sl to Inv prrroIr rIwEs

BATTLE CREEK. Dec "a The
body Of Col. Robert r. PhlnneN
81. Fort Custer post commandment
who was killed in an automobile
collision. viii be taken 10 Mont
peher, Vi. for burial.
A veteran Of 80 years army
service. the officer died in hos.
pital after his car crashed INTO one
driven ny Pvt. Frank CorSlni nj
Fort Sam Houston. Tex. near
Joliet III His wife Ruth Phinncy
Sc escaped with minor injuries
Private Corsini NJ South Whining
ton. III on Christmas leave was
held for questioning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
BIRTHS

10Y
Ro,s we're horn 10:
Josephine Asemlak 34Sl Marin.
Anna Ango 5453 Trumhull
GLADYS Burghardt 1900 Cnyle,
Sylvia BeEudon i00l Heur,
Bernadsue, Rsrbs 4222 CourviHs.
Helen Reerman 1900 Chalmers.
Mabel Bdson r No l. Royal OAK
Mary BOorsma 234l Mcdowell. Ferndals.
l. Jean Boyd 1890 Rirwood
Meta Rearden $3.50 Humboldt.
MARY Rucur. 1902 Lskepoinie
Doris Boynton. las Gi>nn Court
Ruth Cahb. % Film street Whtmors Lake
BETTY Coleman 1855 Adehne
Edna Chamber 552f BROOKLYN.
Sally DAMS leie Rancor
Virginia Derry 7n3A Agnes
Alvlns Dalry mpls i74p Concord
Ann neVeldsr i1ilo Cornell Ins"er.
Martha DornellN. l47a camrheu
poroth, pomenlc 1912 san lose Plymouth
Anna Eng'i elt9 Horaiio
Vio,s Evans pq3 Napoleon
noroth, Emhr' 1925 LnHefe'f
Elsie Friedlander tS22 Palmer Dearborn.
Helen Fowler 1882 pRcosta.
Valera Fuar 7t4n Roland
Adele Formvalt 2052 Gladstone
Marjorie Gallagher 223p Cadillac boulevard
Sadie Gross 5o5 Harding
Margaret Gross 1896 Twenf' Fouftn.
sylvia Goren 1890 Rurungame.
Chcstiue Glamh 57s7 Pcnrrd
Matvatc, Hughes 1884 Vermont.
Alffeda Hchcu lolPs EoNnurN.
Mcttic Hulcr 1910 Greydale
charlotte HAYES 1897 Havana.
Rose Hover 1855 leslie
Annie ward lqio Auiietam.
Iossfa Woman f3l2 Ffeer
Clara Williams 20f3S Kerturkv
Jennie ZislinsN 1871 sohieski Hamtrarck
Katherine Zsrcrnbs $500 Rankin
Antoinetie kowAlcZyk, se1j Huron, Dear
Liiiian Kusak iisps Lumkir Hamrsmck
Msry Kesne p2l0 Mason rlace.
Edna KrsU 1895 Tyisf
Fsyetts McNeignt, $50 Es', Grand hous
G.dys Mead ss7a PRYOR
Annie Minus 26So : Joseph.
Helen Myers 1913 1weinh
Ha1el willis ss27 Dunhar'cn
Peggy MURPHY solS Rolle
Bertha Morrison 1928 CioyFiIAVn
Anna Nalerka $50 fawndals
Jeanette Norihmsn 6a5N Tuxedo.
RlAnchs Nursk 1850 Auburn.
Esther circuit 773s Holmes.
Belle oiVecan 2'2o sab
Emily Pisa 1850 Kenmore Rerklsv.
Theresa pentek 1920 CheVenns
Chsrle,ts RiEsted 1875 Aihany Fernda''.
Louise Roberts if0I5 Ninuck
Mar, Shar0ian 1858 Nor'erev
catherine smith. 5475 Woodward
Joan sunstrsm, ~ ~. vernon. Crosse
rv,rya scbu.tsr s7ai Garden .y'ru,
Warren Township
sylvia SchiesinEer 32u5 TYLER.
RUTH skinner fO16S Pserhdae
SAfsh sabota 1852 Cortland
Dina Sumsro "a North Eliza Hsfsl Farb
Fafhlecr Schurnner aoaS Prairie
Henrietta shaw 1851 tvsrgrser
virginia Ninton i72in Hawthorne
Florence N0ss 27hi0 kaufman Rockville.
NarEaret Vrnrsrs 1897 HativsH
poris Wslling az KIM, foad, Cro's'
pofn'e
sarah sbduiiah ttao Hoirorh
Carrie Aifors 31eh Pennsylvsria
Theresa Benskt. f17e Tvsnfi eighth
Fannie Perhow 7fft Rrtfer
Jessie Rcnnru tt-1 phrir
Virginia Rlatcbiey. 1879 Sa'a'ors BIZ
msrssre, csnin, 2rJa FerseLl
Helen ChstFle 35ds flncoir
Dorothy ChyursN 2o265 Hanrs
Cseius clos s2gT d0y rot1
Fliysheth Cuddv is6si Uene
Ethel curtin 1881 AsbutW rsyK
Eleanor Cta ik0vsRi 1917 H2sss
Anfninsffs DAleo East Vernon highvhv
Elizabeth Dclary 1883 Roselawn.
Harriet uonyar 1881 Roseiawr
Totffe Dudush $685. Clavton.
FIIen Frola 22G3 Norteret
Mercedes Eis4n. 1882 Wssh'erao Gfcsl'
pcirfe
norny Ernr1 lso2s TNNsneId
Mar purr 1882 Cfis
glocirs Ford -1afS fNcasfs
Refrice Fri1 117s Evsrd
Carfss ter' trafrcsr SO Nss Cfvr' n
HtIsn GeuFIeRski, ssi3 Ciat'0r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
81 Court Clerks Take
Office for Six Years

Presiding Recorder Court Judge
Donald Van Zile today admins
tered the oath ri office for the
next six years 10 81 court clerks
including the chief clerk r Burke
Montgomery and ms chief deputy
julius Deutelbaum.
In the group was John X Ora.
ham, former assistant prosecutor
who became court Librarian Ora.
ham was 10 be transferred "a lhe
county pay roll - legal adviser u
The Judges Of the court AZ 81 pW
year. but the transfer never be.
came effective HIS librarian lot
continues A. $500 yearly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
eUU.DING ALTERATIONS

A PRIVATE PARTY will arrange all de-
ts,ls furnish ali labor and material--for
Incomes apartments attic roorns. add
tinns. reofnE siding plumbing, heating
and piers. nothing down. hrst payment
p-enruary Vermont s 2aO3 any tins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Register Volunteers
In Calhoun Monday

MARSHALL Dec. "a Rural
residents Of Calhoun County viii
register for civilian defense on
Monday and then The township
supervisors viii form defense or
CARNATIONS IN each NJ the II rural
TOW nships 10 cooperate with the
county defense council 4
Carl p Williams chairman Of
Tho board of supervisors. said
today that township supervisors
%lli NJ In 'hgr respective town
halls FROM Q I'm. - ; ? m 70
Sgr 1p fsruT fof volunteer de-
ffnse-~--x4z-/
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
x@,oeK .Se41zcp DEzec26M
BUYERS GUIDE
uArrRrssrs RrNoyArLD LIKE Nrw

a Beautiful RFNUEATlOS pIc cot.
ton mat'resses INTO taUfnf'Abie 'nUer@
spring Any sizf CITY, VIDE service
Quslity Natures ToVrseuc 1902
A-BONA FIDE Guarantee Msttresses re-
novated like new, s.. 4-ncur service. tree
delivery. Pillows renovated. Cleveland MAJ.
trsss Co. l2335.37 Hamilton. TO. s-llSs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24

BEAGLE hound brown spots around EARS
reward Kindly telephone Ouve 1851
BLACK MALE SCOTTiE Licenss 1890
1898 Atkinson. Telephone Trinity 1859
Reward
LOST Reddish brown purse Grand RIVER
bus. containing money receipts. Needed
badly" Reward. Tyler h-t05q
LOST Sunday. wire haired terrier cor
ner Oskvood -schaeier. Phone NlnsVood
I 20s7
POMERANIAN, Tuesdat vicinity Hgrlhu'-
sylvester. Kindly return. Reward OliVe
Ois5. 4l57 Hurlhut
RED COCKER SPANtEi lost vicinity
Grand Marais. Crosse Pointe. Reward.
Telephone Niagara 6071
SETTER lost hver and whiis. mis-
road and Groesbeck highway, Macoub
County license No sol. Reward ~. 332G
1882 Rolfs Place
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate Is'i0gs
IN the his sunday Times Want ~
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-24
Deatb 1otlces
Dec

NJ SAMAkER Dec. %. l94i. Nellie NJ
axe 81 beloved wife OF George, dear
mother ~ George Robert Flinor Ham
mond. Dorothy Ottevaere and Katherine
Miller: dear daughter Of Mrs. Theresa Mil
Ter. grandmother Of Nancy Lou Hammond
Funeral from Lang Funeral Home, Sos
kercheval, near Harper. Friday. ? p. m
and A. Nativity Lutheran church, Frank
fort and Philip. 80.
>TEfFfS Andrew. age ~ of 202i Al
mont ST. Ferndale, beloved husband Of
Emma dear father of Frank Strtfes.
Fefnda@. Peter. Leo and George % he
troit; Mutton. rawas. Mich. Body ~ Al
bert Stecnhaugh Funeral Home. 1921
Woodward Ave. Ferndale. Rosary service
~ 80 g. m Thursday. Requiem Mass =
a. m Friday in ST. Mary haEdajine
Church Hazel Park Burial Certvrline
Catholic Cemetery