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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-10
Scouts of Troop 8 Present
South American Program

The auditorium OF st. Luke
Church House was gaily decorated
by Troop OF the Girl Scouts as a
South American night club Thurs
day in red. white and blue with
bright covers on the tables. While
the guests enjoyed hot chocolate
and cookies served by Margaret
Stichler, Katherine Huson and Der.
nice Benson, the remainder Of the
troop entertained with songs and
dances. Betty Scrivens. in a dusty
rose suit and hat, announced the
numbers.
Charlene Collins and Ellen Camp
in lumbel.iack outfits sang mich
igan My Michigan" Lois Maurer
and Nancy Steere in orchid and
yellow sweaters with brown skirts
gracefully demonstrated the art of
jitterbugging.
Ann Winter in plaid shirt and
overalls recited THE Tree Toad"
by Jane Whitcomb Riley. Elaine
Power. Lois Hopp, Lois Maurer,
Ann Winter Betsy Battelle. Nancy
Steere as barefoot mountaineers
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in Bingham dresses and straw hats
danced the Virginia Reel while
Marion Worden called the steps.
Betsy Battelle and Marian Wor-
den dressed as Glenn and Daisy
Jane sang you Are My Sunshine"
Barbara Snyder and Barbara Had.
ley In nanny dresses sang NO
body Knows The Trouble I've Had"
as they picked cotton Rosann
Spratt IN a green and red formal
gown and Charlene Collins in green
sang South OF the Border"
Barbara Hadley in a striking red
and white formal dress with feath-
cred head dress portrayed famous
singer and sang South American
love song. Betsy Battelle In a red
gaucho outfit and large straw hat
and Lois Maurer In peasant costume
sang The Donkey Serenade." Ann
Winter. Lois Hopp and Elaine
Power In sailor outfits skillfully
danced The Sailors Hornpipe."
For the grand finale the hall was
darkened and as the curtain on the
stage arose Bernice Bride In
flowing white gown with lighted
taper in her hand portrayed the
Statue OF Liberty. To her left was
the American flag and on the right
the troop flag. The troop sang God
Bless America" followed by all
singing the national anthem.
The leader OF the troop Is Miss
Marie Arnet and her assistant Is
Miss Shirley Nepodal.
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Plans for the Presbyterian Family
Night dinner. tonight, the Mother
Daughter banquet May s and the
Women's Union rummage sale. Apr.
"a, were made at the meetings OF
groups one, two. three, four and
five. Thursday afternoon and eve
ming at the homes OF members.
Mrs. Joseph Green was hostess
and Mrs. Lawrence Drum. assisting
hostess for group one at the Green
home. Devotions were led by Mrs.
Drum, This group Is to be In charge
OF the Family Night dinner tonight
and in charge OF the dining room,
May s, for the Mother-Daughter
banquet OF which Mrs. Ronald
Nissly is chairman. The group Is
TO supply flowers for the church for
the month OF April.
Announcement was made OF the
rummage sale. Apr. "a, and OF the
social meeting and dinner at the
Hotel Huron, Apr. %.
After the meeting dainty ref esh
ments were served by the hostess
and assistant.
Group two members met at the
home OF Mrs. Victor Wilson and
discussed calendar meetings OF the
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Miss Julia Read
Visiting Friends

Miss Julia Read, former assistant
di ector at Bertha Goodison Hall
who is now personnel director at
College OF st. Elizabeth. Newark.
n. j.. is visiting friends in the city.
Wednesday night Miss Read was
guest of honor at dinner in Hotel
Huron given by Mrs. A. F. Milford.
Others present were Mrs. Nina
Buck. Miss Susan Hill, Miss Alice
Howser. Miss Barbara Owens. this
city. Mrs. Helen Wharton. Bradford.
Pa, and MIS-. William Shulz. Mt.
Pleasant, who was formerly Miss
Eileen Kane OF the Health Cottage.
Pink carnations formed the cen
teTpiece OF the dining table. After
wards the group adjourned to the
home OF Mrs. Milford where bridge
was played.
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Banquet, 5Oth Anniversary
Celebration TO be Highhghts

Announcements were made al the
meetings Of circles one, two, three.
four. five. six. seven. nine, 10 and II
OF the Woman's Society OF Chris
tian Service Thursday afternoon
and evening. OF the WS.C.S. Mother
Daughter banquet. May 8 and the
Methodist 50th anniversary celebra-
ton, May IS. Most of the circles
had nominating committees appoint
ed for their elections in May.
Twelve members Of circle one met
in the church parlors for their April
meeting. For the devotions, Mrs.
Clarence Sanderson read a prayer
poem, after which all Joined IN re-
pesting the Lords Prayer. Mrs. c
D. Voorhees,. leader, appointed on
the nominating committee for cleo
ton OF officers in May. Mrs Leon
Hathaway. Mrs. William Harrington
and Mrs. Earl Suggitt. Twenty'three
calls tor the month were reported.
Mrs. Voorhees, invited the circle
to meet with her In May.
Mrs. Harold Mass was hostess 10
10 members OF circle TWO az net
home. Miss Caroline Lewis presided
at the business meeting, while the
women sewed guilt blocks. Miss
Caroline Bowen led the devotions.
The hymn, Work for the Night is
Coming" was sung in unison. Miss
Bowen referred to Jesus work IN
Joseph. His fathers carpentry shop.
and said that God is near at hand
10 the toiler for Christ was ,oiler.
Miss Bowen quoted Scriptures and
Interesting writings Of note. one
was He who stops TO scrub a floor
may be more devout than he who
kneels before a shrine" All joined
in repeating the Lords Prayer,
then Miss Bowen closed with the
benedic,ion.
The nominating committee ap-
pointed by Miss Lewis is Mrs. Ivan
Rau. Mrs. Dan Brooks and Mrs. Lee
Packus. A rising vote OF thanks was
given TO Miss Lewis for a cash do
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Knights of Pythias
at District Meeting

About ls from Queen City Lodge,
number 1877, Knights OF Pythias.
and some OF the wives attended the
X. P. district meeting in Plymouth.
Thursday evening. Owing 10 the bad
weather there were only about 60
present. representing lodges in Ann
Arbor. Milan and Plymouth.
Talks were given by Ivan Johnson,
Mt. Clemens, grand master at arms.
and Ray Burrell, grand chancellor.
Several spoke briefly on the Prince
OF Syracuse organization. Some OF
the lodges are interested in forming
palaces from their lodges in the near
future.
fpsilani again won the Little
Brown jug for attendance. The
Army team in the district contest is
leading now by 200 points. The
losers are to serve a dinner to the
winners after the contest closes al
ter the next meeting. Ypsilanti.
Chelsea and Plymouth are on the
Army team and Milan. Manchester,
and Ann Arbor on the Navy team.
AT the next district meeting, May
II In Manchester. there will be a
card party with the Army and Navy
teams competing, following a brief
business meeting.
A committee 10 arrange for the
district picnic in the summer.
will be appointed later.
Lunch was served by Plymouth
lodge and dancing was enjoyed for
the remainder OF the evening.
1t was announced that Queen City
Lodge will observe Past Chancellors
Myth, at their meeting Monday eve
ming next week. Cooperative supper
will be served at $50.
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Games Enjoyed by
West Side Circle

West Side Circle of the Dorcas
Society OF the Lutheran Church en-
joyed an evening Of games follow
ing their business meeting. Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Robert Cooley. Mrs. Carl Wesen.
berg was hostess. and led the de-
votions, reading from Psalm 81
Mrs. Donald Levitt. leader, p. esd
ed. Instead OF having the bake sale
as planned. it was decided to have
a Ghost bake sale and TO bring the
returns 10 the next regular circle
meeting, Apr. 20. Mrs. Cooley is
chairman.
Prize winners for games were
Mrs. Cooley and Mrs. Gerald Scott.
At the close OF the evening, refresh
ments OF gingerbread topped with
whipped cream and coffee wero
served.
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Groups Arranging For Family
Night Dinner Banquet, Sale

year. Plans we're made for the lunch
the group will serve for the Youth
Conference. Apr. 26. A paper on the
history OF the local church was read
by Mrs. S. S. Starr. Devotions OPP
ened with the Lords Prayer.
Tea was served. with Mrs. Eugene
strang pouring. Assisting hostess
was Mrs. E. c. Brink. The next
meeting will be May breakfast at
the home OF Mrs. Warren Cakes,
May IA.
Group three met at the home OF
Mrs. T. II. Bird, chairman, with IL
members present. Mrs. Bird presid-
ed at the business meeting. which
was opened with deyotions led by
Mrs. F. II. Nissly who read from
Matthew, 9Th chapter. The Lords
prayer was repeated in unison.
A rummage sale, in charge OF this
group. 10 be May "a, was announced.
The group will sew for the Red
Cross. The husbands are to be In
vited TO the group cooperative din
ner in May, and there Will be bene-
fit bridge parties.
Refreshments Of tea and cookies
we're served by the hostess and as
sistant. Mrs. j. Hanna.
Fifteen members were present at
the meeting OF group four at the
home of Mrs. Flora Burgess. Mrs.
L. p Cushman, chairman. called the
meeting TO order and read an arti-
Gle entitled You" by Edward Book.
Announcements included the church
Family Night. tonight. and the Wom-
ems Union rummage sale Apr. "a.
The group will subscribe to the
periodical, Women in Missions"
for a year.
Subject for the program. in
charge OF Mrs. A. w. Holstead,
showers Of Blessings" was car
ried out in the devotions led by
Mrs. w. X. Pattinson. Each men,
Der was given a verse OF Scripture
to read. after which she told of her
particular shower OF blessings. In
closing, all joined in singing the
hymn. showers OF Blessings"
After the meeting the hostess
served refreshments OF tea and
cookies. The May meeting will be
with Mrs. Holstead
Mrs. Earl Packard presided at the
business meeting OF group five at
the home of Mrs. Kenneth Porter.
Mrs. Fred Lane. led devotions read
ing from st. John, chapter 10 and
20. She closed with an inspiring
prayer by Juliette Thompkins. An
nouncement was made of the family
Night supper. tonight. and the rum
mage sale. Apr. "a.
For the program. Miss Patricia
Pho and Larry Porter played two
duets from the operetta. "A Waltz
Dream" and Larry sang and played
several Hawaiian selections.
The hostesses, Mrs. Porter and
Mrs. David McGaffin. served the
ten members and one guest. delic-
ious refreshments. The next group
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Lane with Mrs. David Nicoll assist
ing.
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Pythian Sisters
Sponsor Party

The Pythian Sisters sponsored
a card party Thursday evening at
the X. of P. Hall and there were
nine labels OF bridge, euchre, and
pedro in play.
Prizes for pedro were won by
Mrs. Leslie Barber and Mrs. Ivele
Grub, bridge, Mrs. B. r. Burbank,
Clarence Sanderson. Ivan Rau and
Mrs. Clarence Sanderson; and
euchre, Mrs. Gladys Briggs, Forrest
Tefft, Mrs. l.. r. Kennedy and Rob-
ert Campbell. with the special prize
going to Arthur Briggs.
Mrs. James Beach and her com
mittee were in charge of the games,
and Miss Dorothy Clark and her
committee served refreshments.
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Tackman Circle
Plans Meeting

At a brief meeting OF the Tack
man Circle OF the Dorcas Society OF
the Luthei an Church, Thursday az
ternoon at the home OF Mrs. Theo-
dore Chebowski. plans were made
for the Dorcas Society meeting to
be Friday evening at the church.
Mrs. Emil Lidke, Jr., led the devo-
tons, reading Psalm 81.
After the meeting refreshments
were served by the hostess. The
next meeting. May Il, will be with
Mrs. Glenn Tibbetts.
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Calendar of Social Events
TODAY


Ansey Mereness Junior Club womens Relief Corps o'clock
GAR. Hall.
DeMosy semi formal Ypsan High School
Yplant Fraternal o'clock 33h
z. Cross 81.
Winter Bridge lounge McKenny
Hall
Presbyterian Family dinner
meeting in chapel,
Case study method training Welch Hall 80
SATURDAY
Washenaw Women Golfers Association luncheon l o'clock,
Hotel Huron.
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nation IN memory o, her father,
Fitty'tive calls were reported.
Miss Lewis read an article con
corning the Bancroft Taylor Rest
Home at Ocean Grove. y. J. This
home is supported by the women OF
the Methodist Church for the ben
eft OF retired missionaries. A sum
of SIS was voted to the W.S.C.S.,
making the circles gifts SO far,
$50.
On May IL Bishop X. J. Wade.
Detroit, will appear in the Methodist
Church pulpit at the morning sery-
ice. In the evening a pageant will
be presented.
Refreshments OF ice cream and
cake were served by the hostess
The next meeting. May Il. the Sun
shine bags will be opened az the
home OF Mrs. Dan Books. FairvieN
Circle.
Mrs. R. L. Southland was hostess
for circle three, attended by y
members and two guests Mrs. Otis
Lee, president. conducted the meet
ing, which was opened with the
singing OF America. Mrs. F. NJ.
Greenst!eet led the devotions. She
read several Edgar Guest poems
ald closed with prayer.
Mrs. Lee appointed as the nom
mating committee for election Of
officers next month, Mrs. J. {.
Springman Mrs. Greenstseet and
Mrs. Ernest chapelle. Twenty-nine
calls were reported.
For the program, Mrs. Frank
Whitehouse gave a splendid book
review OF The Christian Impera-
tive
Refreshments were served by the
committee, Mrs. Arthur Helfrich.
Mrs. Luman Seamans and Mrs.
James Warner. For the next meet
ing, May IA. they will have a May
morning breakfast.
Circle four met with Miss Effie
Metzger at the Ypsilanti State Hos
pital and is members and four
guests were present. Mrs. Ray Bur
rell read an original poem for Mrs.
c. 5. Manning, leader. who Is NOV
ing TO Kalamazoo. and presented
her with a corsage from the circle.
Mrs. G. H. Munger led the devo-
tons.
Committee appointed by Mrs.
Manning 10 serve on the Mother
Daughter banquet, Nav s, is Mrs.
J. F. Clark and Mrs. Joseph Warn
er Committee for the church's 50th
anniversary is Mrs. F. z. Daragh.
Mrs. Floyd Budd and Mrs. Ray
Burrell. Mem bers we're reminded 70
keep track Of number of hours
served for Red Cross. The circle
nave been making sfghans for sol
Tiers. Two completed ones were
shown, and two were taken home
by members 10 finish. A post card
scrap book will be sent TO Mrs.
Frank BeGole, a member who Is Ill
n hospital. Thirty-three calls were
reported. 1t was voted to give $50
10 the W.S.C.S.
MIS-. Manning resigned as circle
leader. and Mrs. Clark, vice leader,
VIII preside for the remainder OF
the term. A social hour followed
and Mrs. Manning was given.
handkerchief shower. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Circle five met al the home OF Mrs.
Earl Henry with IL members and
one guest, Mrs. Elmer Ross. The
meeting was opened with a song,
'Blest Be the Tie That Binds"
Mrs. Fred Spencer was IN charge OF
deYotions taking for month Of April.
Our highest Joy. our Fathers work
10 do" She closed with prayer. Sun
shine bags were turned in 1t was
voted 10 give sum Of money TO the
W.S.C.S. Nominating committee ap-
pointed was Mrs. ". G.. Day. Mrs. J.
= Garras+ .1S Mrs esfar NnrU in p
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St. Luke Women
Plan Bake Sales

st. Luke League OF Women sewed
for the Red Cross during their busir
ness meeting. when plans for a
bake sale IN May were made, Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Harry Stevens. The Auxiliary Guild
members are to be invited to the
next league meeting to be May II
at the home OF Mrs. Edward Sweet.
Tea was served after the meeting
with Mrs. r. T. Appleyard and Mrs.
s. z. Fagerstrom pouring.
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Miss Mary Lou Frye entertained
nine girl friends. Wednesday eve
ming. in observance OF her twelfth
birthday. Many games we're enjoyed.
each girl winning a Prize. Ice cream,
and a birthday cake with chocolate
icing and pink candles were served.
and fayors OF tiny pink baskets OF
candies were given. Miss Mary Lou
received many pretty gifts.
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Methodist Men
to Give Banquet

The Legion OF Methodist Men
will observe their annual Ladies'
Night and banquet In the church
dining room. Apr. Is at $50.
The guest speaker will be Prof.
John Muyskens OF the University of
Michigan faculty.
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Horored BY Shower

Mrs Bromar Allen was honorsd
Thursday evening at stork shower
by Mrs. Ruby Wynn and Mrs. Lew
dorth Allen at the home OF Mrs.
Wynn. There were 81 guests pres.
ent. After the many lovely gifts
were presented in a blue and white
bassinet the group played bingo.
prizes being awarded to Mrs. Ray
mond Hatch. Jr.. Mrs. Roy Will
banks, Mrs. Carl Wilmington, Mrs.
Hardy Spears and Mrs. Robert Fies.
ter. After the play the hostesses
served delicious refreshments.
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Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. George II. Campbell enter
tanned at delightful luncheon.
Thursday at l O'Clock. The center
piece was an elaborate Easter cake.
Later the guests played bingo, with
prizes being won by Mrs. Ernest
Skelt. Mrs. Jack McCandless, Mrs.
Frank d. Smith, Mrs. Harold Van
Allen Mrs. Anton Himmelspach and
Mrs. Donald Gable.
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wishes al subscribers to re-
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DarrsIe Phlllp Pstrias

Darrale Philip is the name chosen
by Mr.. and Mrs. Theophial Patrias'
S33 Ann St. for their son born
Thursday in Boyer Hospital The
baby weighed seven pounds, three
ounces.
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Brldae Club Entertained

The Eight at Eight Bridge Club
were entertained by Mrs. Alvin
Joslyn, Thursday evening. A CO.
operative dinner was served. the
decorations being in green and vel.
low. The tally cards were daffodils
and the nut cups were tiny green
umbrellas. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Percy Walker and Mrs. Paul Mass.
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Twin Bows Arrive

Twin boys were born this morn.
ing in Boyer Hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Mehl. 312 Ferris St.
They weighed six pounds, two and
one half ounces, and five pounds,
II ounces.
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p. Z. Skinner. who has been con-
nected with the Ypsilanti Gas Com
pany for the past seven years, has
resigned his position to take over
the district managership OF a De-
troit publication. Mr.. SINNERS son.
Lawrence. former district manager.
Is now with the technical squadron,
flight B, Jefferson Barracks. Mo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Graves have
moved into 507 Holmes ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Seedorff spent
Thursday in Detroit.
Mrs. Andrew Fink spent Wednes-
day in Cleveland with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Sinclair and
grandson David Sinclair and Miss
Winifred Gonyou returned Tuesday
after spending a week with Sergt.
Harold Sinclair who is stationed at
Fort Devens. Mass.
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Hostess To Club

Mrs. William Heater was hostess
for the B. B. Bunco Club at her
home Thursday evening Prizes for
bunco were won by Mrs. Arthur
Reynolds, Mrs. Claude Walcott and
Mrs. Kenneth Dolby. Ann Arbor
The special prize went to Mrs.
Heater. Refreshments were
served at the close OF the evening.
The next club meeting will be at
the home OF Mrs. Claude Walcott
With Mrs. Erwin Walcott, hostess.
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Honors Son

Mrs. Arthur Ferguson entertained
four-course dinner, Wednesday
evening. in honor OF her son. Arthur.
Jr.. who is daily expecting to be
called into the air corps In which
he has enlisted. Covers were laid for
eleven, and one OF the guests was
Pvt. Jack Tyler who is home on
furlough. Decorations OF airlanes
were used and red. white and blue
streamers were draped about the
candles.
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Roland schafer 1900 Washtenaw
Ave, is in East Lansing attending
a two-day meeting OF the Michigan
School Vocal Association being held
at MICHIGAN State College.
Mrs. T. S. Mathews, Detroit. for
mer resident OF this city. was guest
the past week OF Mrs. F. G.. Hutton.
Evening star., 1942-08-15

1Tos. j. OWEN g. SON. AUCTIoNEERs
Southern Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING q CO.. Auettsncsfs,
g2I II 81. NV,

TRUSTEES, SALE or ,yALuAssIIE .rl2sA REAL
STORY BRICK. WITH O-STORY
GARAGE. BUSINESS AND REsIpEN;;
IIAki e sis FIHST FSrE feTMFEsiAI' 81, NW, KNOWN
duly recorded ] In L.ber No. ssSs At folio
s6. among the land records of the District
OF Columbia, and at the request of the
parties secured thereby, the undersigned
+ sa 1sfRiss DAY 9s OF VHsRHg aua1sr Hs Hp
la4e, AT THREE O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing described land and premises situate
In the District of Columbia. and deslgnateo
as and being part of Lot Nineteen OBJ in
,,si4,, beginnins on the east line OF =, ssid "a
10 inches, thence west Il feet, thence
south 3 feet. thence west - feet TO the
rear line of said lot thence south = feet tst
Beginning, said property being known for
taxation as Lot Eisht Hundred Thirty.
nine tS3at in Square Three Hundred and
Seventy four t3T4.
TERMS: Purchaser to pay. third OF
the purchase price in cash. the balance in
respectively, with interest at five and one.
half per certum per annum and secured
hy Deed Of Trust on said property, or all
cash at the option OF the purchaser.
deposit OF 100000 required at the time
of the sale. ConveyancinK, recording. etc,
piled with within thirty days, otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the discretion OF
the trustees.
LANIER P. McLACHI.EN.
EUGENE H. McLACHLEN.
TrusteeS
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BERNARD L. AMISS, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.--No. 603a1, Admins
tration--This is to Give Notice: That the
subscribers, of the District OF Columbia
and the State OF Florida, respectively, have
obtained from the Probate Court OF the
District of Columbia, Letters OF Admins
tration eta. on the estate OF John Hen
derson. late of the District OF Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, TO the subscribers
or or before the gath day. Of July AID.
1e43: otherwise they may by Law be ex-
cluded from all beneft OF said estate:
Given under our hands this 27th day OF
July, 1912 BEULAH H. WHEAT. 1443
Madison st NV. BLANCHE A. HENDER-
SON, 4O4 Rush St.. New SMYRNA Beach
Florida. (Seal) Attest: THEODORE
COGsWEIL. Register of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Cnnrt aM1 BIB
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DOROTHY r. WILSON. Attorney,
402 Wash. Loan A. Trust Bldg.

Order Publication-Ahsent Defendant.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
bia Roberta Morgan. 1106 L st. NV,
D. C.. Plaintiff. VS. Clifford Georse Morgan
544 Adams Avenue. Scranton. Penna;, De
fendant-No 16343 The object of this
suit is to secure an absolute divorce on
the grounds of desertion. On motion OF
the plaintiff, 1t is this 9Th day OF august;
1912 ordered that the defendant. Chhord
George Morgan. cause his appearance to
be entered herein on or before the fortieth
day exclusive of SUNDAYS and legal holi-
DAYS, occurring after the day of the hrst
publication of this order: otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in ease
of default Provided, a copy of this order
be published once week for three sue
cessive weeks in the Washington Law Re.
porter, and The Evening Star before sstd
Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk. BY
HrIDA MARIE GOWEN. Deputy Clerk.