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oRnER FOR ArPEARANor


AZ a session OF said Court. held at
the Court House. In the City OF Detroit.
County Of Wayne. Michigan. this zTth
day Of April. AID. 1si2
Present: The Hon. GEORGE n. MUIR
PLY. Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT show
Ing that the defendant. Mary Hay, IL
not n resident OF this State. and that the
Whereabouts OF the defendant cannot be
ascertained.
On Motion Of Ernest C. Mitchell. at
torney for the plaintiff. Edwin Hay.
1T rs ORDERED that the defendant
Mary Hay. cause her appearance to be
entered IN this cause within three go
months from the date Of this order. or
that said Bill Of Complaint be taken as
confessed
And that this order be published &C.
cordine 10 Law and a copy served on
the defendant by REGISTERED MAIL:
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED: ana
sent 70 her a. her last known address
GEORGE b. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LrSoEMAN, Clerk.
BY A. HARGREAvEs,
Deputy Clerk y-a--s-fs
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Atty. o. y. Flanagan.
1897 Y. Dawson Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County Of wayne In Chan
Gerry.
CHRISTINE BARKER. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ . session OF said Court held at
the County Building OF the City Of De-
troit In the County OF Wayne and state
Of Michigan on this 18th day Of March.
AID. fai7.
Present: Hon. LESTER s. MoLL
Circuit Judge.
n appearing from affidsvit nisd herein
and attached hereto. that the defend
ant, Christine Barker deserted the plain
tin herein. and has lived separate from
him since 1922. and that she now resides
at the City OF Little Rock. in the state OF
Arkansas. and a. such cannot be served
with process issued out Of this Court.
because she IL beyond the jurisdiction
thereof
on Motion OF 8. J. Flanagan. attorney
for the Plaintiff.
ant appear before this Court and an
swer the Bin OF Complaint Med there
In within three months from the date
hereof. or the same Bill OF Complaint
may be taken as confessed for want OF
such appearance or answer And that a
like Copy be sent 20 the said defendant
at her last known address. and like
copy be published In The Detroit Tri-
bune. a Newspaper published in the City
OF Detroit County OF Wayne and State
Of Michigan. according 90 law.
LESTER s. MOLL.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINGENfAN. Clerk.
by A. HARGREAvEs.
Deputy Clerk. s-7s-s-s.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In Chan
Gerry.
HILpA MILLER. PLAINTIFF. Va HER
BERT MILLER Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session OF said Court held Al the
County Building Of the City OF Detroit.
in the County OF Wayne and State OF
Michigan. on this 25th day OF April. A. d.
1912.
Present: The Hon. GEORGE n. MUIR
PLY. Circuit Judge
IL appearing from affidavit attach ed
hereto thar the defendant deserted the
Plaintiff In 1877. and that she has made
search and inquiry 20 ascertain where
the defendant may now reside. and from
such inquiry and search she has been
informed that the said defendant resides
now In the City Of Chicago. and In the
state OF Illinois. and cannot be served
with process issued out Of this Court
Therefore.
on Motion - 3 J. Flanagan. attorney
for the Plaintiff,
1T is ORDERED that the said De-
PENDANT appear before this Court and
answer the said Bill OF Complaint within
Three Months from date hereof. or the
said Bill OF Complaint may be taken as
confessed for want of such appearance
answer OF motion 70 dismiss the same:
II IL further ordered that the copy OF
this order be published according 20
law and a like copy be sent 20 the de-
PENDANT AZ his last known address ac-
cording TO law.
GEORGE r. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
cAsPAR J. LrNGEMAN. Clerk.
by A. HARGREAvEs.
Deputy Clerk t-1-s-13
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ST. PAIL AME ZION
5S1 z. Palmer street

The Rev. L. P. Powell. pastor.
will preach next sunday morning
and evening. The public is invited
10 worship.
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VIII By
ter. Include ssfsdars..ea STAMPED fss ry" and
niboss.
g. st- Michigan.
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ATTY. Chas. Campbell.
9oef RrsIfn. 60


STATE or MICHIGAN in the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In Chan
cery
RrBIE MOTT. Plaintiff. W. JESSE
MOTT, Defendant.
No. seG.ase
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AZ n session OF said court held In the
City OF Detroit. April 2. 1919
Present: The Hon. SHERMAN D.
CALENDER. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by AFFIDAVIT
on nie that summons cannot he served
herein because after diilRent search and
inquiry n cannot he ascertained IN what
state OF country tho said defendant re-
sides:
II - ordered that he appear herein
within three months from the date ~ this
order or the bill OF complaint nIcd heraIn
may be taken AZ confessed by the defen-
dant. and that this order he served snd
published according 20 law and cory
thereof mailed 20 the said defendant AZ
his last known address
SHERMAN n. CALENDER,
Circuit Judge.
"A True Copy
cAsPAR J LINGEMAN. Clerk.
ny y v. GRACE
Deputy Clerk. s-.-s-is
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Atty. Ernest c. Mitchell.

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In Chan
Gerry
EDWIN HAY. PLAINTIFF. vs. MARY
HAY Defendant
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Atty. Chas. Cnmbpeli,
24Rf ErsIkfne

ItHI ErNNInf
STATE OF MICHIGAN Circuit Court
for the County ~ WAYNE IN chaneerv.
EMMA FULTON. Plaintiff. vs.. cecil.
FULTON. Defendant
No. ses.eG9
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AZ session Of said court held IN the
City Of Detroit. April 4. 1912
Present; The Hon. SHERMAN y. CAL
LENDER. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing BY aFidavft
on file that Summons Issued herein can
not be served because after diiieent
search ana inquiry n cannot he ascertain.
"a IN what state or Country the said de-
PENDANT resides.
u r. ordered that ~ appear herein
within three months from the date OF
this order or the bill % complaint hied
herein may be taken a. confessed and
that this order he served and publish
"a according 20 law ana = copv thereof
mailed 20 the said defendant a. his last
known address.
SHERMAN n. CALENDER.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy,
cAsPAR y r.ivcEMAN. Clerk.
~ y j nUNNE,
Deputy Clerk. t-,s--s-s
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described with simple ala
grams showing exactly
what color Of candles 20
burn. sizs. poeition. and
movement Of candles. Bib
Heal passages 10 be read.
when and how long 70 burn
them. Every ritual 10 set
forth just as n was said 20
have been used By followers
Of the Philosophy OF Firs 20
settle = disturbed ecndffios
Overcome an enemy
Obtain naoney, love, power
Change your luck
Protect nEainsf evil
Heal an unhappy rnsrriaRs
Hrfak up . love AFFAIR
Bring confusion 20 others
and many, many more pur-
poe<H and rituals
ANSWERS ALI YOUR
nIFEUIInEA
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Atty. VIM. v. Banks.
AOH Grafiof Ave.

l0S Gratiot Ave.
STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In Chan
Gerry
HELEN SEVERE. Plaintiff. va WILL
LIAM SEVERE. Defendant.
NO. 3eG.e1f
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session OF said Court. held At the
court House In the City OF Detroit. coun-
~ OF Wayne and state Of Michigan. on
on the goth day Of March. AID. 1912.
Present: The Honorable LESTER 3.
MoLL Circuit Judge.
1t appears by AFFIDAVIT attached here
TO that the defendant. William ssevere's
present whereabouts are unknown and
II cannot be ascertalned In what state or
country he now resides
On Motion OF william V. Banks. At
torney for the Plaintiff.
1T rs ORDERED that the said defen-
dant. william Severe. enter his APP
rearance in this cause on or before three
ca months from the date OF this order.
or that tho said Bill Of Complaint will
be taken an confessed: and that this said
Order he served and published as required
by law.
LESTER S. MoLL
Circuit Judge.
cAsPAR J. LTNcEMAN. Clerk.
Py J. Z. GRACE.
Deputy Clerk. t-25-e-e.
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Atty. VIM. T. Patrsrk. -.
1904 st. Antoine st.

NO. sIs.7es
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne, In
Chancery.
PERCY WILLIAMS. Plaintiff Va.
MAGNOLIA WILLIAMS. Defendant
ORDER TO APPEAR
A. session OF the above entitled
Court. held In the County Building IN
the City of Detroit. County OF Wayne.
asd state Of Michigan April 4. AID. 1919.
Present. Honorable SHERMAN ID.
CALENDER. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof. appearing hy afn-
davit that the Defendant. MAGNOLIA
WILLIAMS. Is not q resident OF the
state OF Michigan, but that her last
known residence was at No. ees Browns
Alley. Chattanooga. Tennessee.
On motion OF william T. Patrick. sr.
Attorney for Plaintiff, II To Hereby Or
dered, that the Defendant MAGNOLIA
WILLIAMS. enter her appearance. either
IN person or by Attorney. within three
months from the date hereof. or the
Bill OF Complaint will be taken a. con-
fessed against her.
II II Further Ordered. that . true
copy Of this order be published IN .
newspaper. in and for the County Of
Wayne. state OF Michigan. and further.
that true copy OF said order be sent
90 the last known address OF the De-
PENDANT by registered mail. postage pre-
paid. return receipt requested.
SHERMAN d. CALENDER
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
cASPAR J. LfNGEMAN. Clerk
BY WALTER @. MEYER.
Deputy Clerk. t-1i-b-,s.
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Here = . eempiets table Of Aslrsl Can
for selecting the right coiorrd candle
for every desired yibrstsry Influence. 4
complete Chapter devoted 20 SYMBOL
candies moulded IN human form snd
weed IN certain rites. a whole chapter
q wsr.- and another entitled BLACK
Arr m Candle Durninr"
We make No supernatural claims. buf
rnany people proclaim t1<s che Mcsf MAJ
Iishe1 - zen "a 500. but nav available
Tor . lIroffed time cnIr--tcm- EI m
pi.te. nethins isft cot. Tor k.VU
ns.k Y.rr 6rS.t fsa~yi
D>ss. sD. M, S,os1 ,..,. New xsrk. MI.
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STATE or MICHIGAN in the Circuit,
Court for the County OF Wayne IN Chan
Gerry.
HfLpA MILLER. Plaintiff Va HER
RERT Miller nafaudanf
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ccsspxn y LroEmAN. Clerk
~ A. HARoREAvBs.
Deputy Clerk. s-1--e-f
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b. DOROTHY sTEeER

TIE Wozs1s nee; =; Olympia
F..car Ar-.. So r Sc. UP 10 apes.
-c-e ;ls- ever IBIS year TIE ~
...s-.-E ale ~l'-deT he BIZ TOP
cor.-res - re i1s... circus a.
vsys has for Us. AID IN ;As1
n ss-..-g circus pTese1tztior VIZ
A.. he si,erdsn. seysphernaiiz O.
re circus. .1s parade. ire animals
,1e zcrcea'r dancers, c.owzs. exc
Our ~ousa have a. c-is,srtl-g
dance rr-ohs. directed by Mrs. ~
.cle ard Ms. Rawlings. Tte
South American Dance IS rea.y
gosc s-t ias costumes are &C.
seo.s Mrs. Greer group vi. e.
e, r-Ets- &c. your t.cke,s q.
Brewster O. H.-dAg-s; o. from z-y
ors @. hose participating
A. Tray.or says you have or
'a-ee G .o-- mere weeks ~ 90.
7vsc,:ce CT Instruction Fr.1ay
r.zhis :: B-ews;e- :.
We s-e 50 proud c. Mrs. Na.o.e's
i.ie n.sc.ats Dramatic club. va.c1
pa-t.c. rz.e- = TIE Sll-a. Grams
.esf.ya, which Was held z, -
CAR Co--4r.ty c4-;eS. las. Fs.-
csy. Tie play .tsei.. \ Tribute q
r-cie San VAS written hy MIS-
Ns.cre Ms Ole Mae Edwards
as MSS Liberty was rioss charm
TX 4 Boy Sc, :. .ro- Troop IA
vas Nax bearer. The Y-essrfaf!cr
cre~ th-se e-cores
Rsrtz.l A,,ord ~ - very SAILS
,ac,c-y rehearssis ct .A-azoa6 On
Broadway ~ TIE Nag ore,fs Dra-
maize club meeting a: Brewster
TIE Geraelt and Dur ~ s'lie-:
clubs have their sr-as Spr'-g
sro,c a: Brewster csr;e- Fr.lay
Nay { THIS year he Ga-eff club
wi. Re hos, Positively 70 ere 3D.
r,i;fet v.,tor. e card N-s Fdi,h
Ravl.-gs ard BERNARD Cisl. are
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TOURIN'
RADIO WORLD
BY ISAAC JONES
-Peoples' Daily beings In The
Radin NOrld-

!. YOU are regular Listener 70
yox POP CHS pvosram neara
Monday n.sA,s over that NETWORK
YOU probably ~ tbs i.le missed
familiar voice ...and ~o-ceFea
10 yoasss... Whist -as happened.
/; j TIE voice O. Nay Butter
worm Who has bssn teamed
Nth Pasks johnson CT il.s pfo-
gram fcr ssyegz. years Butter
~cs.a las .e.i lie s.oT AID states
,tz. ne ~. snrc1rre s1os,ly
p.ars Tor a rev radio G-csfa- *
BIS OWE
Now yox Pop has introduced
new policy Of guest.lnter' levers 70
work with Parks Johnson. Asain
there i proof we are living ~
a changing age and may expect
many changes In things that e.
iecfs cur daily live
Rerer- be- "F-te5cI FtQr'
iroEram !, wss designed 70 s-cN
20 The NATION the CONTRIBUTORS ~
t(onfinntd on mage g
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gone 10 meet those lg-sII
And what were Conn -rr.. Al
anyway, Was she one Wat ~
/ people Communists r. rt1ssI
oered seeing many ca SIS
c. mmurists in newspaI artt-|
ways they had namirg ;.s,ae
;heir hands and wore a,is II
were trying 20 conn.,. rls-s, Y
e; things on nre. Pe,I Nl az.
TIA, way were crazy A as "a
recall. having heard at coa-:
nis's VAS associated j, w. ~
With darkness. old ho-ses peli|
speaking in whisper, s,d gia|
unions on strike. Arl l. I'll
something like x. He s.snei n
door into which she hae -o.s otsl
ed. She came out IL R,l By 4
young white man. Ta,y walked p
the car; but. instead q. stving Il
TO the back seat. they cane 70 n
side Of the car and stood, .a,ii9|
him.
oh Bigger. this Is Jan Al
Jan. this is Bigger Thorss.
Jan smiled broadly. teen exsif|
ed an open palm iowars hin. ri
ger's entire body frightened vi
suspense and dread.
How are you. Bigse.
Bigger's right hand s.gGsd III
steering wheel and he ~ 1iffel
he ought 20 shake hans VIA ~
White man.
I'm fine he mumh.ed !i|
hand was etill extend Bssn'
hand raised itself abou' 'ares ii-|
e.. then stopped in m.a.a.r
Come on and shake laa g.
Bigger extended a linn ralu'
mouth open in astor..ruet- II
felt JAMS fingers tighten aaol. ID
own He tried 10 pu bic al
away. ever go gently, hat Jan o"
on. firmly. smiling i
We may as well Eei e. w
each other" Jan SAID. I'm 4
friend OF Mary's.-
~YesSum." he mumb'si
First az ALL Jan CONTINUED, y
ting his foot upon the runn y
board. don't say sir q me-
call you Bigger and you. can
Jan That's the way i.9l - eei'r-.I
us. Hows that" Bigger 90 III
answer. Mary was smilins
still gripped his hand ana pn
held his head az an obl'que "a 80
so that ne could. BY merely s ~,
Ing his eyes. look at Jan ana mI
out into the stree; whenever n' a
not wish 20 meet Jar's gaze
heard Mary laughing softly. III
Its all right. Bigger, SIC
"Jan means a."
How VIII Bigger rese, ~
ward Ms newly found w..
Jani And what further ~, Ak
piIcaflons viii arise IRON "a
friendship. (Contlnnel ne
friendshlpi See next wees
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Il go.4s 70 reet friend O.
..-s WI 4.e9 friend .. yo.-s
ltaa ms ~ 900 49,.
excla.mlaE
D4 ytl aals sa.p Nm, ~. go
Sad laughing \
OBJ
GO 20 tie Ou-s nr.vs s-a - ,s
-sse >,.r,
ls-t
N-tse s.e aas ,A.k.-- abo., ,hs
v gt ~. = -
.e II N nstor .t,.f4 sst ~
:. ~ -ai ;aAen aer 10 Tie tn.1er-
y l- wo4e hate 70 say YES Ana
tsfs.l ugoa Ass II back h.m up
81, sap 81 Mr. Dalton lst eoms.
eae w4;ca.rz. someone WHO Would
81. assre b. lad really take, he-,
~ 1ss heard TIA, many r!ch psouie
asisc.ises working Tor Them
y : be knew what his was All
te would teel better. And
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----S -s-- - 80 le---- L. y
We a- Sc -sr zee. record
t. compete In National
y s.s performance sc
1--4s-v- = :, '1css q. -*r.s ne
.tk- ,1s - .e9-- Sc. ~ ;-s
go 80 6 - s-.s s7er .a.,T AID
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e .1.s ~Fs-. e. ,-s Nal. Asi- s4zs>,s
~ nee. III .s.efss - san e.
~ .-s sF--. max wash
.. t-.I- ... y.l'cgy
A- H.s z-- W..zl' as 70 z
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---s E: - Pel1 Re.@ys Fs.-
cav a1- Ss.---sy. T-.s ". te ne
.as-ws performance Q: bo,a ZEE
j. .1s le't-s CcAsg.ate nee.
H5T-v-r W-s1; Las s1c;1er yea.
SO . te.o.+ ls ~. cc-pi=.s
-1e tve-fezr ct-rse 2 ss-clsl,.cs.
H 1ss --- ~ -y.1T .ieerse tcT
si-3s, two yeas ard hopes 70 e
70 scr- lse 80 Use SAN = his
H sS re- aer q. NJ S.Eua
c1ET'e- G: omega p. !-aissr.iy
w..so !s rs,t-Gz u physical
e1-rz,.o- s.t pans = enter The
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SAYS HrBBr Is AsSAnANT

Ms Eliza Tlr-tr. 81 5esa s..
Antoine suffering from iseera'lcns
n the head and stab wounds a. ,ne
hack named her comuor-,zw h-s-
band. Ear Yafss Sc Sc her asSa.l-
ant II fsh. SUNDAY tight ya,es
was held On telorlogs Assault.
charge
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army after graduation.
IL the first track meet c. re pas;
indoor season WrigA' WOE irlly.i-
Ia. ecor!rg ho.ors w.ngo id 20;
compete. In he second NEE; Wir-
70 Won individual hcnors and
W-i-h: vas on,
These NO young men have dtre
much 70 keep the name c. Wayne
81 TIE headlines Thei- co4~aEeous
Efforts and good craftsmanship
ehs,, never he forEoiten
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was tangled with The Asss go
she was white and YEA. "a.
the world OF pecp,e 81 ,s's j
what be could and n. 4.
He looked a. ihe ss.,dl-, u
which she had gone & was ~ =,
Imprinted: there wee no lys,. !
the windows or doowar N'...
she was meeting hes se.ses-., /,
that was all. then ms v,.aa
s'sA'sulen hel olf h-, she N
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Nssi Hensy, 80 Prtvldsni oar
ani >a1inss g. 81 Totin Bald.
inr. Phone IA. as4a-
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First Annual Observance sunday
@, ire many osg4L!za,ocs found
Cd n tbs -y few aaye si'a.1e3
the VIDE r'e.ssi ard prominence
as tha, g .ee Se..-imagoyeme
study group which was o-san.1sd
A .l.''e cffr e year ago. AID -av
has TIE Interest a May o. D.
ve.'s .eet.s c.,.zens Mrs. W r
Parks ws..-s1 .wn in CT. .e;.ar a.l
owe Circles &, the Instructor s-i
has doas BE ;yps . .ob 'ha, nu-.l
he e1pec'fl Q. her On April T. at
Zion Rap's chl- b This eso-t
presented az o-'saut'n- program.
- ne 'uh!c VA.Ch consisted CO
music s.i r1es s7sskere ft.,ov-
Cd tv tea Ms " T Parks
pres.asn. Nc @ V Smith setss-
farv.
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River Rouge

Mex. Sunday evening s ~.
cho.ss Q. the lnicn BaT-s, Ga.
zli. renter e.z-d -~sieal w..
gs4-. Everyone IS .as.;s9 ;e 81.
.e-6
Everyone IS asked 20 s,'fr ;-e
nlt-week p-4ve- services As.l tf-
err Wednesday -.sAt
The Holy c.;y' 7as i-Ar.s
a; re prtCrar, E.ye- ~ re So
c1o.- Sunday evening
The Gcee,fess c.-5 INST w.'e MSS
B4-gsl o. Bssc1Dco- s.-es. =
day -.sa.. Ms Rat..1e j. p.ts
dslt Ms. Rsyrc.1s. vice T-ss.-.s
e -.
The Hoze Mss rary r.
rst Ntc1s~ -st a. .he 1o-s i. $
Ns.sca On Ho..o-1 street. Tie Aet
Z c. CeIs,a~1 ,2-s-. i1e A-.4
lesson.
Fews Memorial CME
The Rev = l. Giaso- sTss .s-
* re Il O'Clock service c- ~
err Music Vas rsrGese- - ,-e
~r-4N. 6 -~it.,
Mis-. 4. E1' Aso- AID ~ G
pe. chorus W.! sponsor ss-.sr
9: progr4uss L--es tie s-ss q.
re Seu.o- chez. III A1r
;Artlrh Apv.i q. TIE esT'ars ave
Mrs. z. A N.1ton md ~ Wats
GEORGIA Peach Club
TIE Georgia Peach r-f -Avs q
pay 8, iae Acns e Nts 2 y4-s
SATURDAY March -
Mrs y. Uasa~m r l.s .s-..
Ms :. James secretary
The rex meeting 49, r. hL
e. 80 f--~a - w. - "a
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he WalcHeu HtI lIIIOugH IIIe IIIIIUI Her TINY wLa
hands danged ober the back OF the front seat and her
looked outvacanty. ~ don't know how to saw ybs, y
Going TO say" she said He said nothing There ~.
iong silence What in all hell did this girl want si
car rumbed BY Behold him, reflected in the rear NV
So Jaw me traffic lights fash from and back
aha.syer going he wished she would say AZ W
This she did the unexpected ~
g ma ,st toy kcr speak from ~
II, a. and fu.nbl
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Native Son
By RICHARD WRIGHT
INsTALLMENT XIV
By RICHARD WRIGHT

TOW. What on earth did this mean? Ho 49,,
the car off Cottage Grove Avenue and drs pu'e1
IL curb He turned 10 look at her and was =. :" Y,
Y 10 see she was string on the sheer s @s !;
back seat her face some six inches fros. sas
Il scare YOU" she asked softly, smiling na
.Oh no. m" he mumered bedildered
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How win Bigger reset "a
ward his newly found IL
Jani Aud What further ~. .'n
piIcaflons will arise IRON "A
friendship. (contlnnel ne,'
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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20
Don't Cheat Youngsters Of Christmas

Maker. And the happy man is
the one who is at work creating
the thing he wants to create
making his vision come true.
Mothers, artists, musicians. In
Ventors. poets, actors, writers
these are the people who get the
greatest kick out OF life; who
squeeze the juice out of the
orange, and never ask whats
IT all about ?" They have found
their Shangri-la!
So, If you want your child To
amount TO ANYTHING. don't staEpe-
his imagination; don't take away
his Santa Claus and rob him OF
his fantasies. Give him his
chance in the world-and his
Shangri-la!
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

healthy imagination, working on
all cylinders. Why rob him of
his Shangri-la. any more than
you would bind his feet?
Santa Claus myths. Robinson
Crusoe and Ali Baba are far
better for his imagination 10
feed on, than glorifed Dead-end
Kids or crime-thrillers.
The mystic belief in Santa
Claus is the glamour and glory
of childhood and the first step
toward creative achievement.
Take it away-and your children
won t-even be good acrobatS.
They'll just be commonplace,
little robots.
Every human being is born a
CREATOR. In that sense, alone,
is he made in the image of his
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-20

Coggan and Mrs. r. !. WeiSSman
were co-hoSteSSeS IN Mrs. Ko-
ganS home in Cambridge road
al a linen shower and luncheon.
Miss Florence Schurgin will
hold forth in her Seward avenue
. home. December p, at a closet
shower.
Westlawn Methodist Church
was the scene of the marriage
of Grace Marie Keeler, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George N.
Keeler of Mendoza avenue, and
Charles George Trudeau, Army
Air Corps aerial engineer.
The wedding took place De-
cCmber l.. The Rev Benjamin
Holme offiCiated.
Mrs. George keeler was
matron of honor. and the
Misses Emma Trudeau and
Helen Philebook were brides
maids
Little Miss Patricia Harris
was flower girl
George c. Keeler was best
man and John Dazzell and Don
aid Klein were uSheTS.
The bridal supper was served
AT Dearborn Inn, and a recep-
ton took place in the brides
parents home.
Lovely brunei, brown-eyed,
Jane Walton, daughter of Hiram
L. Walton of Hilldale avenue,
became the bride of Charles
Bartholomew O'Neill Jr.. son of
Mrs. {. b. ONeill of Boston,
Mass.
The wedding took place be-
fore an evergreen screen placed
before the fireplace in the Wal
ton living room, candelabra and
lighted tapers enhanced the
mantle and white chrysanthe-
mum blooms were used through
out the house.
The bride wore a light blue
crepe dress with white crystal
bugle bead trim and a matching
blue felt hat. She wore white
gloves and an orchid corsage
pinned TO her shoulder.
Mrs. Arthur Hudson was the
brides only attendant and Ru-
dolph Bruce of Weyland, Mass,
attended the bridegroom,