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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
Tigers Make Bum Out of Boastful Bo-Bo
Colds
To Open
Shoot
By DON GILES

The honor Of officially opening
the second annual William Ran
dolph Hearst Citizens Rifle Tour
nament tomorrow afternoon in
Agricultural Building at the State
Fair Grounds goes to five comely
goods from the Port Huron Junior
College. On the team are Jean
Smith, Rosemary O'Neil, Betty
Dryer, Marjorie Stanley and Leona
Park.
Sharing opening day honors with
the Port Huron quintet are the
Molly Pitcher rifle team. COM
posed of five young beauties from
High School. They will
be fighting it out for five gold
first prize in the girls
tyro division.
Before the pip-pip of small bore
rifles ceases late Sunday evening
500 teams from schools. colleges
gun clubs, YMCAs. state troops
and veterans organizations repre-.
senting an even 1000 marksmer
will parade 10 the firing line ir
the largest indoor rifle shooting
classic ever staged.
u. ID. BOYS OPEN
Chief Range Officer Ernie
Brousseau will start the barrag
Iof bullets on jbullseyes prompt,
at 3 p. m, with the University o
Detroit boys. consisting of Rober
INadeau, Richard Nelson. Howard
James Leonardson anc
Joseph Mccarthy, and the Port
Huron Junior College boys team
of Roy Schultheiss. Bill Smith
James Hudson. Calvin Lejein anc
William Goshnick making up The
first relay.
All shooters are urged to cliy
out the official starting time o
shooters published in today's De
CONTINUED on Page 26)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
Hal Newhouser
Squares t-0Loss
In Washington
Photo by Times staff photographer
BY LEO MACDONELL

Harold Newhouser and Tiger
teammates today were squared
with Buck Newsom for the one
hit game the Washington finger
hurled against them in the nations
capital recently.
Behind the brilliant three-hit
pitching of young Newhouser-he
will not be 81 until next week
the Tigers yesterday at Briggs
Stadium crushed the Senators, 6-2,
a triumph that took more than a
few reefs out of the sails of the
great Bo-Bo. who had predicted
continued abuses for his former
mates.
1t was revenge sweeter than
sweet for Newhouser, who was
starting a game for the first time
this season when the veteran
|Newsom tossed the one-hitter at
him in Washington. In that game,
Newhouser matched Newsom's
finest pitches for five innings, at
which juncture he faltered to 60
on to defeat.
DIFFERENT STORY
But. the picture was different
at Briggs Stadium yesterday, as
Senators took their turns at bat
to be moved down with monot-
onous regularity by the left-handed
Newhouser while Tigers took picks
on Newsom's best offerings for q
total of nine hits and five runs
in seven innings. Newhouser struck
out seven batsmen and walked but
one.
After Newsom, In the eighth.
was lifted for pinch hitter. Bill
Zuber, one time Clevelander,
finished on the hill for the Sena-
tors.
One of the trio of hits off New
houser was a home run by chunky
Bobby Estalella. the Cuban, an
achievement that came in the
fifth inning and accounted for
both of the Washington tallies.
Bruce Campbell. former Tiger,
who had singled. scored ahead OF
Estalella. Walter Spence garnered
the third knock off Harold, a single
in the ninth.
HAL is TOUGH
Only three men faced New
houser in each of seven innings
of the game. Outside of the fifth
frame. when the Senators scored
only one visitor reached second
base. That was the result of a
lapse by Rudy York. a lapse which
came in the ninth after Spence
singled with one out. Jimmy
Vernon grounded to York, who
hesitated to make the play at Sec
ond for Spence or Vernon at first.
BY the time he nominated Vernon,
both hands were safe on a field
ers choice.
On the other hand. Newsom was
in trouble most of the time. With
the exception of the seventh and
eighth, the Tigers had men on
CONTINUED nm paCa Zrl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT s-li-0, Washington 2-3-2
Newhouser and Tebbetts. fNewspm, Zu-
ber tsJ and Evans
Philadelphia l0-15-4. ST. Louis s-13.3
Besse. Fowler 90. tChristOpher co.,
woln ca and Hayes Wagner Holdings
worth. Biscan az. Trotter go. Caster
90. Muncricf 90. Whitehead 90 and
Swift. Terrell
Cleveland 1870. New York ESQ
Dean and Denning GorneE. Lndell go
and Rossr.
Chicago 2-7-O Boston 10 Go inninc0
HUMPHREYS Haynes co. apd Turner.
Dickey Wagner and Peacock
iWinniug pitcher
Losing pitcher.
TODAY'S GAMES
New York a. DETROIT
Philadelphia 81 Chicago.
Boston a. So Louis
Washington At Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
SPOR IS
-By LEO MACDONELL-

Ty Cobb and Old Tiger Players Backed Peach
Pals Recall Teams When n e Was Banned
'Sit-Down' Strike for Seeking Spectator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14
Box Score Of Tigers for a Day
DETROIT

box of that memorable contest may interest
of the younger fans. Here it
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Continued on Page 26)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-14

II want 10 20 hack and have
a big season in Washington. !
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
ssmmon. a Rihh. Attorneys
sss Grnfiot Ave.

STATE ~ MICHIGAN IN me circuit
.'onr, far tie county ~ wsyne IN chan
osry ......,,..,-
piain,r " M3GGIE cRo~scRovE
NJ. sSi Uss
A, e.sslsn or said court held 90 the
cour, House IN inc cIty ~ D"'foIt IN
saif count, OF Wayne IN september ~
lsf2
pr.s.u, Honorable JOSEPH A. MoY-
~IHAN cTrrui' Judge
In this cause - appearing from anida .
vii on Me that amer daie'r' search ana
inquiry a. ranrnt 10 a. sftanef d" what
state of eour'ry the defendant resides.
az NOTION 90 SIMMONS 4 RrRb,
attorneys for plsntn
IT H. ORDERED THAT Ntegle cross.
grove deferdanf herein. err'tr nnd an
aser the hll ~ fomrietHf hIsi IN thiH
,nu~e. WITHIN three months fHn the
date ~ this order or said hu viii 10
taken - confessed agats' rim
IT - Fi-nTHER ORDERED that q
~opy ~ This order hs pliNsh'a 49, orc-
inc 10 lsw IN The notroit Tribune and
80. fhat COPY ~ ms order he sent
b.. reeirsref natl to ths aid defends ~
., her las, known address. 20 vii. Val
iindaie Avenue North. Mnnes polls. MIN
JOSEPH a. MoYSIHAH.
Circuit Judee
a True copy
cAspAR ! LiNGEAtAN. clerk.
Pv y J pTSNE.
Deputy Clerk lo-lo-ll-1l'
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CHATTERIN' on the
National Sports Sidewalk
BY ISAAC JONES

THE WORLD SERIES. in organ
ICED colored baseball Is over. The
hard-hitting Kansas City Monarchs
..are the 1912 champions.
With Matchett and Satchel Paige
on the mound Tuesday night, in
the city OF "Brotherly Love-" the
Kansas City nine defeated the
Homestead Grays 9-5. TO make a
clean sweep OF the series with the
winners OF the pennant in the Ne
gro National league.
AS THE BASEBALL season
closed. Football took the spotlight
from coast TO coast. with the sea-
son among our schools. colleges
and universities opening last week.
So here are some OF the scores In
the opening games:
Kentucky State defeated Lane
$40: while Bluefeld trounced Nor
rlston $40: Langston downed Lin
coin (Mol 1876: Virginia State
crushed Camp Pickett Sc. while
Tuskegee walked over Xavier 1876
TIE OPENING GAME OF 1912
between Tuskegee and Xavier uni
versity was played in a downpour
OF rain before several thousand ar
dent football fans in Xavier stad-
ium down in New Orleans.
The XAVIER UNIVERSITY Gold
Rush eleven tried hard. but I'M
successful to start the season by
taking the first game on home-soil
to cheer the several thousand rain
drenched fans who had come "a
witness this thrilling contest and
to cheer them on TO victory. hui
the crushing weight OF the mighty
Tuekegee Institute Tigers were toe
much.
ALTHOUGH THE FOOTBALL
season. for AZ Is less than two
weeks old at this writing. Tuske-
gee tops the favorite to take the
Southern intercollegiate athletic
conference crown Of 1912.
THE BOUT between Chalky
Wright. featherweirht king and
Charley (Lulul Constantine. in New
York City two weeks ago drew
1855 fans, who paid s24.s7s Ia
see THE duel fistIc affair. with
Wright retaining his featherweight
championship.
This was his first 1F-round bout
IN the rs years that he has been
in the lighting game. although. II
was not the hardest fght that he
ha~ ever had in the ring.
Wright who II ~ years ~ age
plans 10 retire from the ring IN
January. according 10 renorfs. then
ne Il going 10 ioin the armed forces
OF Uncle Sam.
RAY ROBINSON. the man that
has never lost battle. signed on
the dotted line in PHILADELPHIA Il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
LEGAL NOTICES
cha.. X: Perkins. Attorney.


STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne In Chan
Gers
JENNETTE RyARs. Plaintiff. vs.
TANNER BYARs Defendant.
NO sa3.6is
A; session OF said court held ~ the
Court House IN TIE rity ~ Detroit on
the 18Th day ~ september Al 1879
Present lionCralile JOSEPH A. MOY-
MILAN. Cucut Judge
In this cause. h appearing by anidayit
that the defendant. Tanner Byars, can
NOT hr served h, process issued out Of
this Court as he II not resident Of the
state ~ Michigan. hut resides NJ 2tfo
Inghlaud llaee. ia the Cnv 81 indianap-
oils county o. Marion. state ~ Indiana.
pN MOTION or CHARLES X. PER-
KfNS attorney Tor Plaintiff.
1T rs ORDERED THAT the defendant
Tanner h,ars. APPEAR IND answer the
Hti ~ Compliant in this cause. within
ihree months from the date or this or-
der. OF that said bill be taken - confess
ed and that this order be published ac-
cordinV 20 law and = copy thereof be
scr, ~ upon me defendant by registered
mail as required nv Ian
JOSEPH A. MOyNtHAN.
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
CASPIAN j. IiNGEMAN. Clerk.
nv y j. pt'NNE.
Deputy Clerk s-2S-ll-1.
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STATE or MICHIGAN 10 The Circuit
court FOR the County ~ Wayne IN chan j.
cerv
MYRTLE wH,nToN Pialntir ".
AUGI STUs y WHARTON. Defendant
No 333. nos
A. session 81 faid court held - the
Court Rouse In he CT, ~ Detroit IN
said County Of wayne on September IS.
iat2
present Honorable JOSEPH A. MoY.
NfHAS. circuit Judee.
In This cause u appearing from anida-
VI, m fle fhaf AFTER duiFenf search rnd
inquiry 10 cannot he aacertaned In Whist
state or c0unfr, the defendant resides.
on MOTION OF SIMMONS a BrHB.
ATTORNEYS for pianitln
1T - ORDERED THAT Augustus
wharton appear ana answer The hlll ~
complaint Med IN this cause Within three
Months from. The date ~ This orHef er
rnii hili viii be taken % confessed
agnlnsi her
m a. Fi'RTHER ORDERED that .
eopy % this Drd~f be pnhiirhed o." ORD.
tnr 10 law IN The Detroit Tribune aud
alsa that . copy ~ this order he sent
h., Registered mall 20 the snid fefendanf
10 hla last known address trnnd Hotel
~ sist and South rarkeny. chicago.
JOSEPH a. NpyNrHAN.
Circuit Judge
sAapAR q fISGEvAN. clerk
py A HkRcRDAvEs.
Deputy Clerk. io-io-<l-si'
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Aft,s Simmons 4 bihn.
-, crofiof Ave.

FrArr cr MICHIGAN ~ Tho c-r'iit
cor' Pop me Courts Or, WAYNE CHAM
e.rv
cHAHtrs HHL. rlNeta. - ANS'E
80 asi.eos
- sas.on ~ sHif NrHr' frif m inc
Corr HoHse n ne fy ~ ps'ror on
The .t.ll dav ~ A1gn-' A % ief.
rrsserf Enror,ti- LILA NJ NErEN-
FFf.T rre Ilfs4.
m fe's cause arpear'rg from sr'
taelt ~ f4 $685. sf'er tllgsr' ~srch
ar inquiry % tsrttf ~ ntcef'aired IN
Whist Sfa-e ~ Country ne defendant
res d@s
~ woTfaN OF SIMMONS AID
Pfpp affornt-- for rfain'ir
TT fs nHnrRED TIL ar Annie Hll sp-
rra- ard answer fhe iHi ~ conriafnf
- IN 49, Cats % fhir three MON ns
from no fa'e ~ 'tls offef or - = fiil
VT be- taken as ron'ssree nea INST her
IT IS FrRTHrn OrrrrEn thn' =
eorv - fhir order Re ffhfirhef ncrorf
i-r ~ law IN Ths Ne'roif Tribune 80
alec fhaf ~orv - fris order he cent
~ rerirereA rlnN ~ said de'enfar' %
her fa-' k-ovr ad6rss. - So s.a7 Vas
firRa Street rr+ro't wi~hfrar
fyr.A n NrrrNrFf
ciruit Judge.
c.Sr,p rf~ePvt~. Clerk
p r p rrTzGrRArD.
neruiy clerk sss-io-io
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state DF MICHIGAN The circuit
G. ~ fnr ne County ~ Wayne IN chan
cere
zE%oRA srRp ,TT riaintr. W. ASA
stERATT Defer lan'
80 sSa5es
A. session ~ s1iA nurf hHld ~ me
court Nous. IN the 'iis ~ pe'roi' on
.ra esrd dsy 90 StIfenah'r j. 1917
rr.e.n, HorotaAfe JOSEPH A. MoN
~IliA~ circuu luag'
IN his shuee. o. appearing hr efid'NN
fh.f fne defendant A-a Snfra'f cam
,.. 81. s.f,.f D., PROCESS issn"f out Or
.hs Dorti - ne u not resident ot the
-tsf@ - NffhiEan hnt 'sd's IN ne
,ti+. - Los Angeles county % Los An
.e..s ara state ~ California
az NoTr,N or CHAIR Es X. PER-
KfNs rt-orn.v pr P.s'nfr
TT rs ORDERED THAT the de'endnni,
Asa surfa'f aprear Rrf answer me
rif a, cAmriainf ir tbs caur". within
thr.. months from the date % this Or.
dor or ftas said hti 10 taken - confess
"a s-f that this order 30 rrh' shed ar-
rarlirr 20 law Rna copy ,h~reof he
served uro- f4e sefcrdart by registered
otsr a. reourred Nv law
JOSEPH A MoyNIHNN
Circuit Judge
-AepAr ftSGENAN Clerk
VS. a NrGREANEs
DEPUTY clerk 49,
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LEGAL. NOTICES
Chas. x. Perkins. Attorney A..
l21 A. Marin Ave.


STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court Tor the County Of Wayne Ia Shan-
Gerry.
HUEY EVANS. Plaintiff. va GEORGIA
~ ANS Defendant
NJ. SS2.05l
Al . scsslon "a sAlu Cvurt held a. the
Court House IA the City OF Detroit on
the lst dap of sspiem0sf, All. 1879.
Present Honorable CLYDE 4. kb.
sIEtl. t.tcuit Jluse.
In this cause. a appearing by AnidA-
va on ale tnat the Defendant. GeorE a
Evans cannot be served 4, process y
sued oui " this court as she IL not a resi-
dent OF tne state OF Aichigan. out te-
sades a. gte oklahoma Avenue. Ia the
clt, OF Tulsa aud state ~ oklahoma.
OS MOTION OF CHARLES X. TER.
kfNS attorney Tor Piaintin.
1T Is ORDERED that the Defendant,
otorgis Evans appear and answer the
Hi OF Complaint In this cause. within
three t-i months from the date 81 this
Df,laf ~ thar snid Bil. viii re taken As
corfasstd. aud thar tins order be pub
lisfed aelording 20 law and = copy there
~ n. s@t,ed upon the no endant ny reg
is,ered mail as required hv Law
CLYDE I. WEBSTER.
Circuit judge
cAspAR , ifNGEMAN. Clerk.
Nv G >AJLT.
Deputy Clerk s-is-lo-9t
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LEGAL NOTICES
Attorney Herbert l.. Dudley
1853 Russell 81.

STATE or MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne in chan.
Gerry.
MATTE HAMILTON. Plaintiff. vs.
BENJAMIN HAMILTON. Defendant.
NO. 3S2.t29
A. a session OF said court held ~ this
Court Horse in the ciiy Of Detroit on the
fourteenth day Of September, A y l94e.
Present The Honorable CYLDE l.
WEBSTER. Circuit Judge.
IL appearing 10 this Court from the AZ
ndnvit on ME. that after dliigent search
and inquiry. II cannot be ascertained IN
what state or country the defendant.
BENJAMIN Hamilton. resides. and that
the last known address OF the defen-
dant was 80 T.. Columbia. Detroit. Mich.
ON MOTION or HERBERT l. pCD-
LEY. attorney for Plaintiff.
IT is ORDERED that he appear and
answer the RiE 81 Complaint hied IN
this cause within three ial months from
the date OF this order or said bill will
be taken az confessed. and that copy
81 said order be sent 10 the last known
address of said defendant by register
cd mail. return receipt requested. and IN
case no registered return receipt signed
by the defendant II received. thar this
order be published - required by law
CLYDE l. WERSTER
Circuit Judge
rAsPAR j. LrNGEMAN. Clerk
y. J. DUNE.
Deputy Clerk ass-ii-7
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J, LrScEMAS, clerk
Lewis. RowIette a Brown. Attorneys,
100 ~. Antoine ~


STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne IN Chan
Gerry
ANNIE BROWN. PIsintin. vs. FRANK
BROWN Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al session ~ said Court held ~ the
Court House In the city Of Defron on the
seventeenth day OF september. AID
1912.
Present; Hon. JOSEPH A. MoYSIHAN.
Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT show
Ing that II cannot he ascertalned In what
state or country the defendant now re-
sides and his present wheres bouts " un-
known that HE last place 81 residence
was 2a7s Antietam street. cry ~ De-
troli County OF Wayne and State Of
Michigan.
OK MOTION OF LEWIS. RowLETTE
A BROWN. Attorneys for Annie Brow n.
plaintiff herein.
1T ~ ORDERED that the said defen-
dant Frank Brown. enter his appear
Rnce In said cause on or before Three
go months from the date - thls order.
or the bill 81 complaint may he TAXED as
confessed and that said order he pub
iished and copy thereof served upon
defendant. Frank Brown. BY registered
mail 80 required by law.
JOSEPH A. MOYNIHAN.
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
cAspAR ,. LrNGEMAN. Clerk
p. !. DUNE.
Deputy Clerk. s-76-ii-7.
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Charleston, Miss.

Miss Beatrice Hudson. OF this
city. left Saturday 10 visit relatives
In Detroit. Mich.
Ben Wright. Jr, Is home. after
spending several months In Chica-
go with his mother, Mrs. Ellen
Wright.
Puryis Bearden, OF Hattesburg,
Miss. epent last weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Bearden.
Mrs. Elmer Ellis. OF Nashville.
Tenn, spent last week with her
father, II. G. Berry.
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One Victory
Is Not Enough
BY HubertCs
By EltonE 7,
BY Howard Sni
BY JAMES &. THOMPSON

II the war should end icnx'
with the United Nations ccnpk
victorious. that would ~
enough!
II all territories now .
hands OF the AXIS could be q
overnight. that would not SUNG
II peace should be decla'a
mediately, it would be an q
peacel
The victory that viii glvei
manent peace will come we
Double Victory" Is won
A Double Victory mean.
each nation will assure itssA
the conditions which they ere
ing for abroad are eusun
home.
Let's pause and seriously 90
the situation which we compM
ly accept without sincere sn"
institute changes. u
In this nation with Is CO...
society. We could Jay the 'o.'
ton for permanent peace /"
example TO the world that al y
are brothers under the ssln.
Democracy Is the finest ioIn y
government yet instituted y
That real peace should oes1 !
only at home; but with earA 4
vidual. ..,,.|
The answer 10 the ns.' :,
problems that face us can al,' J. \
ized through Double Vle's'
Victory AT Home and AS ,1 :,
apouble Victory" would y y
that no individual would s.u =
duty. whether It be woIS ,a.a : \
tense industries. buying Oos'' y, /
stamps. or making the s''
fices. .oltsh 1
No one would make sel'' 's,',
Meals for wage increases o. .' NJ
en- 10 strike when this n''
aghtIng for survival. u.v,,
No hands would be all0s vs.,
remain idle because 'nes
70 he black. red or brown Ven,
Indicents Of raciai ' ga (.
exandria, Detroit IT, D'''
VI lines drawn in the Army ,I q, n
Air and Marine Corps c0u''
tolerated. srot discfl
mate against persons O''
race. color. or creed :. ,oie rr
No citizens tight 70 WV
be abridged. -. lynch
Mob rule and the
would be curbed, .vwher,
The right to live anyT \, a,r
can AFFORD would MOI
anyone. IA many %
are included among . 'Int,rs
which "DoubIe Victory
eradicate. 49,. ,mmIneniT 2
As Herbert AGO .,. ,III'C con-
Usher OF the boul ,,. land 4
Jomrnai said recently, 3, , M q
deniaIIy. we mas ~n, asr an il
Ssv 70 the truth contain tnh, me
sstatement)-"if we ,l ns"i bsrbsrI
wars the war asai ~ psmocr
abroad and the war ..' ,0' hem n
Al Home. We can . NJ" alone
!, can lose them both
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MONROE
By MRS. HAYWOOD CONVICTION

Mrs. Lula Cunningham, OF Detroit.
visited her sister, Mrs Jen Milton,
who is ILL.,
John w Ethridge, OF Newton
Falls, Ohio. spent the weekend with
his wife. Mary, OF Conant avenue.
Homecoming Reception
Carey's Chapel AME church hon
ored their pastor. the Rev. w. T..
Smith. on his third anniversary as
pastor OF Carey's Chapel, Sunday
evening, Sept. "a. The Rev. j. A.
Parker, pastor OF Campbell Chap
el. and members took part in the
program. Mrs. l.. Parker and Mrs.
William Chappell were co-hostesses.
Mrs. f. Vining was mistress OF
ceremonies.
Birthday Party
MIR. and Mrs. Haywood Coving-
ton honored their Oldest daughter.
Odena, on her thirteenth birthday
on Sunday, Sept. % at 6 pm.
Odena is an eighth grade student
at Lincoln school and a torch bear
er In the Campfre's highest rank
10 be awarded. She took rank In
folk lore. This also marks her
third year studying the piano.
Mrs. Covington presented her
daughter with a fire makers brace
let and a torch bearer craftmen
pin. The honoree received many
other useful gifts. Those helping
her 10 celebrate we're: Newtonia
and Augustine Blunt. David and
Juanita Covington. Ruby Harda-
way, Annie Campbell and Thelma
and Vivian Covington. Several
songs were dedicated TO Odena by
Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Henry Pow
ellis, OF Detroit.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Annie NJ. Tole gave her two
children. Helen and Eddie Lee Tole,
birthday party Sunday. Sept ~.
Helen. seven years of age. and
Eddie Lee. nine, received many love
ly and usefuul gifts Mrs. Esteila
Thomas presented Eddie Lee with
real soldier suit and raincoat.
About 20 persons attended.
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Atty. wnliam '. Patrek. ~.
loof ~ anfolne ~

STATE or MIcHlGAN IN ne circuit
Court 'nf the County Of Wayne 10 chan
GERS
HgIsTfvE WILLIAMS Plaintiff. ".
JOHN WILLIAMS Defendant.
M. sgyiG
ORDfK TO APPEAR.
A. session - he above entitled
cfnff tfId fn The ronnfy building r the
fffr ~ rcffoi' county ~ WAYNE and
state - No hissn This it'h day 81 Au-
rusf a p fstf
rre.er' Honorabis LESTER : MoLL.
rff u|f Infae
earracforv proof appearing by sTi-
fa,if hefrto attached that the Defer
f-vf iehn Williams. 10 NOT res'de0' -
49, efafe % MichlRsn. bu, thsi ME lesf
~ Greerfi ne STATE 81 south Caroline.
on motion ~ WILLIAM PATRICK
sr Counsel frr the Plaintiff.
n - Fferehv ordered fhat fhe Defen-
danf John Williams enfrr hla nppsar-
snce wffhln ihree months from the date
hereof or fhe Ffii o. complaint VIII be
taken 80 confessed aeainsf him
DO IL Luffher firier-f fhff = true COW
- ffia Order ~ sem ~ the iasf known
address ~ ne Defendant ~ registered
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10


STATE or MrcHfGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County OF wayne IN chan
Gerry.
SADIE DE PRIEST. Plaintiff. vs.
BROWN NE PRIEST. Defendant.
At session Of said court held az the
Court House In the CITY OF iietioit
Michigan on the eleventh day OF septem'
Der AID. is42.
Present; Honorable CLYDE l. WEB.
STEK. Circuit Judge
In this cause u appearing from AM
dasit on nle tnat after dnigent search
ana inquiry q cannot 10 ascefta'nsd IN
What STATE or country the defendant re-
sides
oN MOTION or SIMMONS AMI
BiBB. atorne,s for Plaintiff.
IT rs ORDERED THAT Rro~n ~
Priest appear and snse CT the oil OF com.
plant Med In this cause within tire.
months from the date Of this s-deI. or
said bill viii be taken a. confessed
agelnst him
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF this order be published A,curd.
ing 80 lae tn The Detroit Tribune and
also thar copy ~ TINS order ~ sent r}
rssisferoj mail 10 sad defendant a. his
iast known address a. vii, stnrges, Ken
lucky. ninins c~nr 30
CLYDE + WEhs1 Err.
circuit Judge.
"A True Cory
rAsPAE J. IINGEMAN. Clerk
Py A HARGREANEs,
Deputy clerk s-.e-ll-i.
e
Chas tsmpbell.
Lawyer
22sI Er~kine ~.
STATE or MICHIGAN Circuit Court
for the county OF wayne In chaneerv
JESSE BRYANT Piaintin. vs. IDA
BRYANT Defendant
M. s3isIs
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
At a session OF said court held In The
civ ~ Detroit. August :. 1912.
Present, The Hon. CITY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing hy anidavit
on fle that tho defendant IL not res-
dent OF the STATE o. Miehigan hut re-
sides at - - End street. Albany. New
York
H. 3. ordered ihst no appear herein
Within three months from the da's of AIS
order or the hill % Complain Med hcre-
N may he taken - confessed ana that
ms order he served and published -.
cording - iav. snd copy thereof mailed
- Ne defendant At her las, known -
dress
circuit Judre
"a Tfnc Corvl
~AsrAR rl~cFNAS. Clerk
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