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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14

Waterbury's city court setup for the next two years is now being mentioned openly by Republicans m the State Legislature as one os the seasons that city is not getting ac" Eion on it's charter revision and trade school bills, Several times last week 1t was rumored and whispered that this was the real hold.up and not the proposed division of old age census enumerators as was originally claimed. :.
 The Democrat learned today that Republican sources were claiming that waterbury Democrats, iac1ud- ing Mayor vincent A. ecully and iri- fiuential members of his administra- ton, were demanding the four top places in the city court, namely, both judgeships and both prosecutor ships, with Republicans to take the remaining four places--clerk, assist ant clerk, and two probation officers
 Both senators Edward ?. Egan and Michael v. Biansfield Of Water. bury denied this to The Democrat today and said that neither one Of them had been informed Of any de- rnands made by Waterbury Demo- crats for Q division of the city court
 It was pointed out by Democrata that the present Waterbury court setup today consisted of five Repub'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14
BERCERON BABY
 GAINS WEIGHT
Two Pound Infant At Birth
 Now Three and a Half Pounds

prematurely born and weighing siiehtly over two pounds, the son of MT, and Mrs. Wilfred Bergeron has added weight and tips the scale after i6 days ct St. Mary'S hospital at tilree and q half pounds. The baby is still kept in the incubator, but u rapidly gaining and growing.
 The infant was delivered by pr, Angela Joan Lauro, C native or wa terbury, who has been serving an interneship ct the hospital for al' most c year. - A..
 Doctors held little chance for it's life when the baby was born. They considered 1t one of the. smanegt babies born in Connecticut which lived more than several days.
 The inother\ laS given birth to Il other children. eight of which were premature and none survived. Six others were normal biths and are alive.
 The baby was born April % end hospital attaches said this morning her progress is rapid.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14
COP. Charge Local
 Democratic Leaders
 With Demanding Jobs
Senators BIansfield, Egan Issue Denial of Charges; Four ''Top Places" Demanded By Democrats 50
 Republicans Say; Gaffney, LawlOr Favored

licans and three Democrats Nand that it might be expected that Dem. ocrats would demand 6 reversal oi this situation, SO that they would have five places and the Republicans three. Considerable speculation as to distribution of court patronage, If such 8 division were followed, has been heard.
 It has been claimed that Demo- crats might seek one judgeship, al- lowing Judge John L. Qaffney to rec main in his present post; both pros- ecutorships, retaining Atty. William K. Lawlor and naming Q successor to Atty. Michael Galulio; also name the clerk; and retain one probation officer, presumably, Miss Kathleen Crowley.
 There are only three weeks left in which party leaders in Waterbury must agree on 6 slate for the court before the nominations can be made. If they fail to do this Gov. Robert A Hurley will make them, which, however, would probably be upon the recommendation of the Waterbury Democratic administration and or garlization.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14
ADVERTISING CLUB
 TO HEAR HASKELL
Luncheon Meeting Next Monday Noon Open to
 Members, Friends

The monthly meeting of the Wat erbury Advertising club held Mon- day noon at The Elton will have as It's speaker Capt. William F. Haskell, assistant to the president Of The New York Herald Tribune.
 Capt. Haskell has been heard c number of times by Connecticut groups.
 Invitations to friends of Adver- Using club members are to be ex- tended, according to 0 special ari- nouncement by R. Firth Pickels.
 MT. Pickels said that the friends of the club members who want to hear Capt. Haskell may attend the luncheon Monday, and that reserve tons may be made with any nlern- Der of the club.
 The speaker will be introduced by William J. Pape, publisher Of The Republican and The American. A special musical program is arranged by Eugene A. Oviatt, vice-president, who is in charge of entertainment
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14

Appointment of John H. Goss. president and general manager of the scovill Manufacturing Com pany of Waterbury to the State Defense Council was announced today by Gov. Robert A. Hurley. He Is the thirteenth member named to this board. Early last week the governor named Col. Samuel Fisher Of Litchfleld ad- ministrator of defense for Con- necticut and ce-chairnlan of the council. Last Friday he named eleven other members Of the board. The governor said today he named eleven other members of the board. The governor said today he might appoint one more member. The council functions under the state defense act re- gently passed by the legislature on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14

mission study, Rev. Oscar Locke, Oakviile: committee on grants, Rev. pr. John c. Walker; religious edu- cation, Rev. James H. Phillips; nom. mating, pr. walker; auditor, Har- old smith, Waterville; annuity funds, Rev. Edwin G. Cellars, Ox- ford; resolutions, Rev. Emerson L. Curry of Derby.
 Speakers included Ralph |. Wood ward of Yale Divinity school and O s. Haeh, Q Chinese youth now studying att he Hartford Seminary The latter is a graduate of Yench- ing University.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14
@,s4Mb1yn~t ESTABLISHED 1888
esHAeLIsHED 1888

Foreeoster" Suits By Rosers-Peet 45-A Suit To Be Seen In. You needn't be an expert in wool ems or hond taiIorins when buy. ing it.
 You needn't give your Fore easter" suit second thought in weorine it-its made in the Rosers.Peet way-hand toiIored to the lest stiteh-to moke good in every woy you expect good clothes to live up to their obIigo- tions.
 You ean travel along with it for many moons-o perfect pei of c pedisrsed fobries to n'oks sure of the foundation, then mas ter erofted by Rosers-Peet to make sure of shape retaining .-a quoIties, its dr0pe and fit, it's style .. distinction and comfort. ss '"Foreeaster" suits are erected in e quoIity atmosphere and worn by men of the world who enjoy the good things the world offords- ondo $45 "Foreeoster" suit is one oF the good things.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14
CLEE CLUB GIVES
 ANNUAL PROGRAM
Director Alice Gibson and Violinist Stanley Freed.
 man Featured SolOists

A well balanced entertainment was presented last night by the combined high schools gle club be- fore . capacity audience ct the Waterbury Women's club, under the direction of Miss Alice Gibson, and with local pianist Stanley Freedman as guest soloist.
 The glee club opened the program with . group of five selections. in- cluding the chorale of J. s. Bach, "Wachet Auf", which was presented with sincerity and precision.
 Featured on the. program was 6 two-piano group, played by MT Freedman and Miss Gibson. Among the selctions these twoa rtists played were Bach's Prelude in E, Rach- manlnoff,s "Valse", and Strauss "Riue Danube Waltz.
 Thre selections were offered by the girls glee club unit, followed by three contrasting workse by the boys glee club.
 The Combined Glee club conclud. cd the program with 2 group oi short numbers, eliminating In the "Pilgrims' Chorus' of Wagner.
 The entire program waS enjoyed by the large audience.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14
American Flags .Obtainable At
 Democrat Office

The Waterbury Democrat is making it possible for every one to own an American Fiag % that they may have it to display on special occasions. With hundreds oe other papers about tho ccin- try we have arranged t0 supply Democrat readers with . beauti- full flag with sewed stripes and printed stars, size , by 5 feet for 69 cents and three consecutive coupons clipped from the Demo .crat.
 A flag set which consists of pole and fixtures with flag for 99 cents and three coupons clipped from the Democrat is also made avail. able to readers.
 The Democrat is offering the opportunity to everyone to own this American Flag. Get yours, Display it Decoration Day, May % display 1t on every appropriate occasion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14

Gov. Hurley's recommendation.
 Another appointment was that of Sutherland Beckwith of Litch- field as acting assistant adjutant general for Connecticut. He will serve during the absence of Col. Kenneth Cramer of Wethersfield who is with the Connecticut Na- tional Guard in Florida. Col. Beckwith is 8 member of the gov" ernor,s staff and also served on former Governor Wilbur L. Cross staff. He Is also former high sheriff of Litchfleld County. In the World War he had the rank of lieutenant with the 106th Field Artillery, 27th Division. He was formerly with the state motor de- partment and is president of the Litchfield County Democratic as- Sociatior,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14
Full Weather Report

Bosten. May 1A (UP)-wsathsr forecasts
 CONNWCTTCUT--FalR aMa eon- aamwed eOOl topiRhts with light frost in exposed places. Thursday imcreasiag clOudAMess and war; Mer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14
REV. JOHN DEYO
 NOW MODERATOR
Congregational Ministers Association Elevates
 WatertOwn Pastor

Rev. John M. Deyo of Watertown was elected moderator of the Nau- gatuck Valley Association of Con- gregational Ministers ct 6 meeting at the First Congregational church yesterday.
 George Langdon of Plymouth was named vice-moderator, and Rev. William F. McCance, pastor of the Middlebury Congregational church registrar.
 Various committee chairrlen were chosen as follows: Mission, Rev. Ed ward R. Hance, Naugatuck; execu- tive committee, Rev. Dr. James E. Gregg, Waterbury; social relations Atty. Chase Kimball, Waterbury;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14
RABBI ACCEPTS
 NEW POSITION
Moses D. SheinkOpf to Leave Here for Spring
 field in July

Rabbi Moses D. eheinkopf of Beth Israel and sharis Israel syna- gogues of Waterbury, has officially accepted the position of chief rabbi of Springfield, 1t was announced to- day. He was welcomed by the Springfield board of Kashruth last Sunday, at which time the position was offered.
 Rabbi Sheinkopf will assume his new duties sometime in July. Tn the meantime, he will make several trips to Springfield to make final arrangements preparatory to trans ferring to that city. He has been
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14

Fred Mac Murray, enthusiastic hunter, has never shot c deer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14

rabbi of tho local aynagoguos xeR the past l4 years.
 Active in orthodox afRairs in tnis country, he is financial secretary of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis cS the United States and Canada. Tn addition to profound Talmudical knowledge, he Is Q student of world affairs, and has addressed many prominent secular gatherings.
 Liberia will spend only o0l ,9eT M It's war department this yeaT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-14

{MAssAcHUsETTs and RHoD F ISIIAND-Fair, continued cool. Light frosts in exposed places tonight, Thursday increasing cloudiness and warmer,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Dream rip
7 axes Rohde
| O Coast
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

y
DARDON our green eyes, but:
Il Art Rohde is off on what
we'd call a Dream Trip with
stops in Sun Valley and San
Francisco and Los Angeles and
Beverly Hills and Caliente and
heaven knows where-all.
While on the coast he'll prob
ably be seeing his old friends,
the Maurice Hap Smiths,
Dotty, you know, has been writ
ing Edgar Bergen's radio script
for years now.
During the time he's gone,
"they" will move his effects
from his apartment at River
Terrace (plus the new and
handsome ones he's ordered for
the new digs) into his recently
completed home in Touraine
road.
Miss Polly Murray, we under
stand. vacationed at Virginia
Beach and is back gain in her
Village apartments down in
Gotham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

her twin grandsons, Gay and
Jay, whose parents, as you
know, are Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Burke (Dotty ellis.
Miss Virginia Dewey re-
mains on Long Island and we
wonder how she can beor
being away from her new
MerTiwesther road home with
it's pastel COW, necklaced in
flowers, painted on the wall
following the staircase to the
second floor.
The Charles Wsgners Of
Rock Ledge" Palmer Woods,
are home after a holiday in
the Caspe Peninsula.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Visitino
D. w. Gamblers

MISS ALICE JEAN MUIR
RAY, daughter Of the Foster
Murrays Of Olean, n. Y, has
been visiting her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. DeForest
Wheaton Gambler Of Pom Valley
road in Bloomfield Hills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Back From Florida

Mrs. Kathleen Snow Stringer
just has arrived at her apart
ments high in the Pasadena
after a lengthy stay in Florida
and a return by boat via Man.
haitian.
Along with her is her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Hagan of Lake
Worth. Fla. and her daughter,
Kathleen, who attends Ward
Belmont when not engaged in
such M i d su m m er divertisse-
ments as nipping about the
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
COP Women Plan Mrs. jackson
Luncheon Tuesd ay To Return Home

WAYNE COUNTY WOMEN'S
REPUBLICAN CLUB will hold
a pot luck" luncheon Tuesday,
at II o'clock, at the Sidney
Graham Farm. on Graham road,
near Telegraph and Fenkell.
Mrs. Lulu Won Weddigen is in
charge of entertainment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

MRS. +. L. JACKSON and her
daughter, Carol, will return TO
their home in Boston, Monday.
following a visit with Mrs. Jack
sons mother, Mrs. George u.
Lorimer, AT her Summer home
al Higgins Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Plum Hollow Club
PLANNING Parties

PLUM Low GOLF
CLUB. will give the fourth in
the series of afternoon bridge
parties for the women members
Wednesday. Mrs. c. M. Mertz.
chairman, is being assisted by
Mesdames B. =. Harrison. n. j.
Nolan and A. p. Ferguson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Jane Peabody Off
For Coast Soon

MISS JANE PEABODY OK.
poets 10 leave the latter part
Of August or the first week in
September for California 10 visit
her hrother-in-law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs Jonathan Latimer,
who live i'm I.aJolla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
British Relief Ball Oct. II

And also for your engagement book in special lettering
you please, is the 1871 British relief ball
This year. the ball will take place the Book.Cad
Hotel
The evening is that OF October II and understand
much the committee which last year audaby conducted
the ball. will be IN charge
The travellers:
Mrs Gaylord ellis is New Rochelle gurglng over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Emily Young
STAYS With Niece

MRS. EMILY II. YOUNG OF
ST. Petersburg. Fla, will remain
through September as the guest
of her niece. Mrs. Paul II. Bow
man of Plymouth road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
SSHH

Bonnie LOrangcr 5year-oId daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Clifford LOranger, is the youngest swimmer at the Crosse
POine Yacht Club Bonnie has been taking daily
from the clubs swimming the full length
of the pool but dives.
Mrs Roy D. Chaplin, the warmes weekends when the
Tigers have been town from her cool Summer place
at Harbor Pointe to them play
Mrs Lloyd V. BARLEY Is perfect hostess. Upon the
arrival OF house guest Mrs BARLEY inquiries what she would
like to do II she wants time quiet Testfu visit.
And then, she carries out her guests wishes
recent visitor, who had been very active in her
home town, said she would like quiet So she and
Mrs BARLEY spent long days in the Barteys lovely garden
cooled by three high electric
loIng In lounge chairs wheels reading sewing knitting
just chatting Tea in the garden pleasant mterude
Frances Fisher is staying this Summer 10 do her
bit Tor the Red Cross She working the Motor Corps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Mrs. Paul Keller Is Chairman

For your engagement book:
Red Run Golf Club will hold fourth bride
the Summer Tuesday
Mrs. Paul Keller, social chairman for the party will
assisted by
Mrs. H. K. Munroe, Mrs w A. Gattiker, Mrs. c. ~
House and Mrs II. A EmbIer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Nuptial News

Comes nuptial news:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sloan Bah
ington of st. Petersburg, Fla,
and formerly of Detroit, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter. Thelma Mae, and
Harve Thomas Gormely, son OF
Mrs. Mary Gormely of New
berry.
Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloan is in
Saratoga Springs, N. Y, and en-
PERTAINING fellow members of the
Sumptuous Set at a great rate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Vacstioning at Meeafaws
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES b.
HICKS Of Lincoln road are
spending several weeks at Ma
CaiaWa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Leaving Shortly
Mrs. Farr Departs
For Massachusetts

MRS. L. ROTHE FARR, with
her daughter, Peggy, and son,
Frederick. of Moran road. de-
parted during the week 10 spend
the remainder OF August at
Cuttyhunk, Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
-oranqers Plan
Up North

DIR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD
LORANGER and children.
Buddie. Lorraine and Bonnie.
will leave by motor the last
week in August for a stay AT
the Indian Trail near Traverse
City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Nancy GorenfIo on Deb List

Nancy Gorenfo 194142 deb list, although her
coming date has yet been decided
Nancy the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Elmer F. GorenAo
Of Lakewood boulevard she's spending this Sum-
Long Beach
This little deb has been visiting Mr. and Mrs Paul Top
ping Hagen and their Paul Jr. The young is
dramatic student of the Mchgana Shores Theater at Long
Beach Nancy's interest has tended that way
She's had a wonderful time going to the little theaer
being practical about by aiding with makeup hear
ing lines and ushering.
Being graceful dancer the stag line here will attest
the steps recently
to actor Ian Keith (star of Orient Express
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Debutantes, Of course.

Debuantes, who with their tanned mammas, will
be beating the boulevards few weeks finding the
becoming ball gowns for Fall They'll be tafea in
cotton veveteens Debutantes who will try
the visor hats for they set the fashion pace oil
the young
Among them will be Mary Lou and Cynthia Murphy,
daughters OF Mr. and Mrs. William Roney OF Crosse Ponte
These debuante sisters will bow at afternoon recep-
ton September IL when their grandmother Mrs F. j. Hickey
presents them society
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Don Clark Jr. Has MAGAZINE

DldJuno:
That your friend Donald Clark Jr Of Crosse Pontes
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Clark whose did
toward the journalistic has started magazine his adopted
home, Colombia, s. c.
1t is called "Magaettre' and will be devoted puba-
ton OF viewpoints of its readers friends The letters
will be chosen for tmelness thought sincerity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Murphy Sisters to Bow
At Afternoon Reception
Given by Mrs. Hickey

- VOW if you really tried, you would have found a
N hint OF Autumn in some of the weather
~ and that should have put you right in the mood
\ for what talk about today
Debutantes Of course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Helene Wright. Priscilla Zeder

Other debuanes whose appear the list (Which
at the moment is surprisingly shortly
Helene Wright daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright
Jr Priscilla Zeder daughter of Mr. and Mrs Fred M Zeder
Elise Marschner, daughter of Judge and Mrs Adoph F
Marschner Martha Fink daughter of Mr. and Mrs George
Rupert Fink
Dorothy Lambert, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lambert Elizabeth Frost daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Carlisle Frost and Maroy Jane oBen daughter OF
Eugene G.. OBrien.
Short but sweet, that list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
The Simple Life

Quite little caravan of Hills
maidens are preparing 10 lead
The Simple Life:
Shirley Wallace. Helen Lewis,
Sue Tucker and Barbara WEIGH
up and left their respective
n omes recently for Oscoda
where they will do some real
camping, they avow, for several
days.
Just about now they're pitch
ing their tent near the Summer
cottage of La Wallace's sister,
Mrs. James A. Morton. who is
up there for several weeks and
who'll be keeping an eye on the
bellies during their rusticatlng.
Leaving Shortly
And speaking OF the Hills re-
minds us you'll be bidding
odieur to Mrs. Harry Philips
and Mrs. Muriel Westbrook
Lane and the latter's two daugh-
tiers who'll be leaving town
shortly in favor of their just
about finished Bloomfield home
in Suffield road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Mcbride, Mauck Wed Sept. 3

Autumn air makes the wedding bells peal clearly
and September you'll here them ringing for Natalie Nc
Bride and Robert Mauck.
Natalie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jesse Edwards
Mcbride and Robert the of Mr. and Mrs Pierre James
Mauck.
The ceremony will take place at o'clock in the after
at st. Pauls Episcopal Cathedral with Dean KIRK
OFerrall officiating.
Joan Mcbride will be her aunts maid OF honor and Bill
Mauck is to be his brothers best
Groomsmen include:
Robert Reid of Dayton, o.. Thomas Moran, Philip Mona
CHAN and Richard Fischer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Mrs. Ford in Midniqht Blue

We cast vote for
Mrs. Frederick w. Hodges of Mayairs dis
tinguished looking
Mrs. Henry Ford in midnight blue afternoon gowns free
OF trimming.
Mrs. T. d. Bull for her lack of afectation
Mrs. Howard Bonbright for her blue eyes and glorious
silver locks.
Mrs. Sterling Sanfords vitality
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-08

G LII have a girl friend, or
had a girl friend, you see we
can 90 together for about a week
or two and then she vii. quiz ne
for no reason at all. She gave
party about three weeks ago ana
all the boys were taking 70 nef
and vomiting to get break WIN
her and got mad Afterwards
she said [ checked out on her
saw her in the show Friday ana
she and her girl friend came ana
sat in front of me and my boy
friend. / wouldn't go and talk
with her. couldn't get up nerve
enough. Am | being too good 70
her or what9 She is l3 and ! am
Is.
Ans: thought so. The tron-
bic is that you have picked out
the best looking and the moh
popular gal in your part OF town
and you're trying to monoPol,xe
her time. She can't see things
your way for there are too
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-08
Brennan Heads
Defense Council

Mayor Charles J. Brennan was
named director Of civilian defense
for Dayton Wednesday by Mayor
Fiorella LeGuardia, Of New York
city and national director OF home
defense
The appointment gives Mayor
Brennan the responsibility OF CO.
ordinating the civilian defense
program in Dayton. A defense
council will be appointed by the
Mayor to deal with various de-
tense problems that will face the
CITY.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-08
LEGAL NOTICE
T. G. Carter. Atty,
eos w. Fifth St.,
DAYTON. Ohio

10y A0Ass ~sAsS
Mary Elizabeth Thomas, whose
last known place OF residence
was Cor'ydon, Kentucky, will
hereby take notice that on the
26th day of July, 1941, Malcolm
A. Thomas filed his petition
against her in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. Division of Domestic
Relations, Of Montgomery Coun-
ty, Ohio, being case No. 25,496
DR. on the docket of said Court,
praying for decree Of divorce
from her on the grounds Of gross
neglect Of duty; that said case is
entitled Malcolm A. Thomas,
plaintiff, vs., Mary Elizabeth
Thomas. defendant.
Said Mary Elizabeth Thomas
will further take hottie that she
is required to answer said petit
ion on Or before the expiration
Of six weeks from the date OF
on of this not blicaipu atthosr
the first publication Of this not
ice, To-Wit: August /, 1941.
Malcolm A. Thomas, Plaintiff
r. C. Carter. Attorney.