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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

John Appeals For the Truth"
was The theme VI ihe pastor, the
Rey. H. G.. simmons. sunday mora
ing. Visitors and strangers were
I'm oduccd. In the evening tn
monthly program Was sponsored
hy mo senior choir.
Al Second BAPTIST tho Rev. Gar
thee R'hcrson. pastor spoke oa
Lite Things IN he Hands OF jos.
IL. Among the visitors were. Mr..
Anna stone of River Rouge. Mrs.
4 Charles Bennett SharOnville: Ms.
4 Victoria Mitchell Of Chicago. AMI
4 Mise Otelia Freeman. Philadelphia.
Percy joyce and Edwina Cox az
/ nacajiuning in Evcitsvlllc. West
! ~. with ihcir aunt Mrs JOSIE
+ Walker ard uncle. sam Mitchell
! They are the children OF Mr.. anil
Mrs. Columbus Cox OF HARRIET
street.
MIS-. Pauiyne Williams Of Wash
ineton eilcet is home from st. Jo-
seph hospital.
Mrs. Charles Bennett Is visiting
with her in-laWs. Mr.. and Mrs
I.andy Bennett OF Harriet stree.
Mi~ Bennett Is from ShAronvillc
Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Robinson hal
their infant son. Percy Jr.. hles~e |
! by Pastor Robertson during the
morning service. Mr.. and Ms.
Clemon Tanner arc rod-parenis
Miss Oiclla Freeman. Philadel-
phia 3. here visiting her sisters.
! The Misses MARGARET Viola, Alice
and bora Freeman and Mrs. Anna
Rhodes
Tho infant baby ~ Mir and Mrs
Glocer Barns died al child hwh
Monday.
Funeral rites were held Tuesday
IT nm. for little Freddie Robin
son. Dr. Robertson oniciaied. Fed
die was fatally injured when iho
door az an old garage on which he
wa. swimming foil the glass cut
ting his iueular vein.
Freddie was born Feb. 3. 1876 aud
was he youngest Of nine children
OF Nj. aud Mrs. Ain Robinson
lie died Aug. /. Surviving are his
I Ulli HfI, MI = dlNOlld iAV'liTVN .
four sisters, Carrie. MAY, Thelma
f.uuise. four brothers. Marvin
John, William and Kenneth.
Mr.. and Mic. Brown and grand
children. Josephine and Matte Ma,
Of Bessemer. Ala. were dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gordon, POI Harriet street last
sunday. Aug. >. A lovely turkey
dinner was served. other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. l'lysees Davis
and son. Darrell. Mr.. and Mrs
Columbus Cox. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Bennett and Miss Margaret Free
4 man.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown Is mother
and steffaihcr Of Mr.. Gordon
Mrs. Brown was the luncheon
guest of Nr. ard Mrr. A. H. An
derson OF Washington street
Mrs Victoria Mitchell of Chlca
20. Is hou~cguest OF Mrs Augustine
Cherry and daughter, Serlna.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
ON OUTSKIRTS
OF TOWN
R, CANDY MORGAN


Visitors
Ray pfyor IT.. and trend 81
tle1e aud Oaio spent Tho weeN-
.ad wfs N- parents Nj and Mis-.
i,ot Pryor Hsf we"A
The nie kighi clnh Will give
lbel bogpic y Dance Tuesday
Ans is. ~ announced hy Haay
Ma The pre- dent
The 49, Eish ah bought q
pat % lnseic la.' week FIVE
nask- aplet" wow What stiff
inir 10, Pryor ana g. G. IA
ia eentd - hlpp 'pgeiner las
Week They ieN me hat A. c..
.sy"a oH 20 Ni cn'n- fu rhrer
da1s - Keep lmosene away from
N'r inrmer loser 1867 tut Bill
taff.0p really seriOa~ hp
h- Wfh Jackie hes playing So
nsd s4ns low, The Bov~ ffied
bay ~ 'ne town SNurdav
'ItoU.h Monday Nn 'nor friend
Rrs Ms ia lntc Mac Tho beau
rful NfD queen ihs'~ eeW'ns
MAJ i ~ 4 WeeN or 80 r. maku1
J operations 'o are wedding
r u smith and tlan''a can a.
Mas by seen VITA Lin Howard AMI
Bli sos. reaiy a hari ca
ing man 10 rlemeuilne Bankhtals
owes 80 heard Doni forget 'ho
Big isehtr Double y Dance AZ
Romco AHg IS.
iccident
Str ana MIS- lIare.l had an 49,
cider issf week in which several
persons wee injured lipNeye T.
Mrs Hafrii received the wof-'.
She has fractured log aud cure
% be faro Oihets u me acc'dep'
wfl' knr Smith aud Ozeil Stev
en-
Miss Clara Morgan 81 De'roi' is
visiting her sndmofher Mrs.
Gertrude Morgan. 81 Mt C'emen.
lof one week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Gets New Editor

WASHINGTON tANP) For the
second time. tho magazine 90
portnni,y iakcs an employee ~ the
WPA 10 take over the cdtVshlp
This time The nov arpoiniec, ac.
cording to information obtained in
Washington. will be Dutten Fer
gusun. assistant to Alfred Edgar
Smith. in charge ~ the race rela-
tiOns section Of WPA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

WASHINGTON tNNp, In
recent report the d.ecHo. g., ,h
l'SO point ont IA" ftcf f1i N.ga
service cluh actiyitie. Wn4n !;
per cent OF the cnfHc 1909 n h
the country. some g.. % lesdns
Negro Socia worke- u "a Jass.
Try are among IN" ITO -'sN mem.
hers OF those clubs romps .rr q
units spread AL eSeg lhf tonincn.
tai United States.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
Ecorse News

BY MILO CASTOR

-buos
First Baptist Church
A grand sermon was delivered al
First Baptist church Sunday morn
ing by the pastor. Rev. j. ID. Davis.
His text was from Gen. a. -, sub
jcci. II Am With You. Sherman's
Jubilee quartet rendered one Sc
lection. The chair rendered music.
Guests present included Rev Mack.
who gave short prayer: Mr.. But
lef and the Rev. Mr. Mills who
read he scripture Re, Mills wSs
accompanied by his wifc AMI
daughter. The visitors were from
Detroit
ON the sick list are: Mrs. Par
ker and Mr. Johnson
Mildred Reddick j. church re-
porter.
vi. Lion Baptist Church
4 very inspi ing sermon Vas
preached by Rev. G.. 4. stevenson.
subject. why Am \ Baptist
visitor, were Mrs. c. Green. Airs,
Miller Mrs Armour. Mrs paltoa
and Mfe. W BfoNn. Miss {. Pal
terson Vas added To the church.
An, person soliciting funds 10
Mt Zion BAPTIST church and NJ
having the church seal on the pa
per. f. a fraud and Will be severe y
punished
The Sunda, s,hoo had an in'et-
csiing youth program sunday. MANY
were present aud All enjoyed lhe
program
Johnnie Mae Taylor is church re-
Goth Century luh
The Twentieth century clue
menbe we're highly eniertained
by Joe Wynn Of Rive. Rouge. sun
dsN afternoon. The committee OH
social scii,ilies visited the Aint
iean Legion Post ON Tenth street
EcOtse and received a royal Wei
come hv the eommandsr and III,
sfef Som, OF tile lsditS Nrre too
lafe. hui al IN attendance report
cd having had delightful time.
Legion \ute>
The Dumas Post OF American
I>eiOn and TINT 81. feel much az
i.icd ~ many N.stor> and friends
helped make the Weekend parry
4 success You aie always welcom
nei.-aies Richard y r o n n.
Chaii'S EHbanks Mr. Walton AMI
Henry Davis were chosen 20 80 iH
ka lamayoo from me post The Unit
delegates FOR the STATE America
Legion convention int,udc Mrs
Fullo MIS- Rranham Mr.. Wai-
ION and llr~ l.. I,ubanks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
ALBION

Mrs. Leila Beck Gulley of Detroit.
formerly OF Albion and her chill
drcn. Lawrence, Frances and Bet :
Jean. recently spent week VITA
parents and grandparents. Nj. and
Mrs. ". l.. Beck.
The Rev. O. J. Steel. pastor ~
Bethel Baptist church has returned
home after spending week In IN
dianapolis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15
YPSILANTI NEWS
by MRS. ErCrNIA 0'BtNN0N

Miss Pearline Hadwick OF Ala
hama and Worthy Robertson. were
Married saturday Aug. in Toledo.
Ohio. tn couple are AZ home 10
their many friends.
NJ. and Mrs. clemens are the
proud parents of an eight pound
baby gifl horn SATURDAY. AUG |
Mrs. BroNn l'fl for her home in
Bessencr. Ala. after spending six
weeks with her son. william Cor
don
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-15

ROSEVILLE
~ r., >>rLL FILLMORE. IR.

Frs' Bap'isi SUNDAY school was
wei attended.
The Rev G.. W Wallace paste.
preached from The ssh Psalms On
'he subject God our Rescue
Mrs Thomas and Mrs. Young AID
Mrs Copper are hack from ldlo.
Wild
The sunday school Viii hold their
picnic az belle Isle SATURDAY.
The Mon choirs met AT First
Baptist church at pm.
The Junior choir sang at pm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

7 'ored you e,e ! knsc you,
Know gon NON,
Ard h1rmg kpour yop.
Love you better stu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

Tales of Manhattan" because Of 80 many
names" in the troupe. Sixteen stars seventeen
featured players. and twelve scnpters.
The men in San Quentin Prison are doing
more for national defense than any critic OF II.
GYPSY ROSE LEE has never been accepted
VI socially by the Highland Mills N. " neigh
horS Until. that is she clicked as an author.
SO Gypsy will do her StrlpcelIng az the City
Hall there for the Red CrosS-with the towners
approval
Best smoker in years was the turn-down of a
local bueblood because both parents were not
American born. His mother comes from England
and is merely a direct descendant of Martha
Washington.
Joe COOK publicized his retirement because
IT was the only way ne could convince the
many benefit-requesters how i'll he was.
Jane Halls next script They Live by
Night is about the Stork-Monte Carlo mink
andmonoce set. Lana Turner starring.
Lieut., John D. Buckley. the Naval hero in
recent Mosquito boat activity Is d graduate Of
the tBI Military Intelligence School.
Clare Boothe goes after the gals who joined
up just for the uniforms and whose ardor
dampened when they were outawed for some
groups.
In the March nickcls
Pauline Sabin Davis however the first
TO VOLUNTEER giving them up If II would help
wool shortages.
Warning 10 Housewives Beware n door-to-
door statesmen "ho sprcad propaganda hes 10
cause pans snc confusion,
PRISCILLA LANE was conk d by mcrophone
boom that snapped in half She cant get
rid Of the headache.
Phil Bakers radio show now turns over the
Jackpot surplus to the Navy Relief Fund.
Varietys ed-Abel Green-says il Miami has
no gambllng-the best spots VIII have TO fold.
Movie director Carson Kanin has chucked his
Washington job 10 rejoin the Army. Rather fight
The JapS than the red tape.
Wonder what Carole Lombard and VIII Rogers
thought when they pickle d up The Heavenly
Star and read that Congressional criticism Of
hollywood actors.
Attention House Of Representatives, Don't
call Hollywood actors parasites Call them the
country heaviest taXpay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

a tendency 70 make her appear little cheap
and affected
Q-who SAID Opportunity knocks but
once -
A-Several are credited with this obseryatIon
the best known beng Senator John J. ingalls,
VINO wrote poem, based on the clam. Judge
Walter Malone differing with the senator wrote
the inspiring lines:
They do me uroug oio sag come uo,c,,
Whe,, once ! knock aud t0d to fnd yot az;
For erCry day I stand outside yo,o. door
And bud you lcnke, and yise to right and l,io.
al not far precious chances passed array,
Weep not toy golden ages the tcauc:
Eucry a,gbf burn the records Of the day,
A .,oulsc cyery soul IS boz, agoyj.
/ J Bates. however didn't think much Of
The idea Of man sitting around waiting for
opportunity to knock At the door and he wrote;
~ 'c Hc iot'cyJ,g ,dic, ol.o,'g
Good 'pct bcsidc h.. frC
Tts bo'd heart storms NJ For.o.cs go'es
Ard copqnccs rs desvc.
HDUE. To my wife's dilatory tactics in weight
~ reduction, which was most necessary for
her, took the matter in hand and demanded
strict observance from her in the matter Of diet
and exercise" writes Milwaukee husband
The results were most satisfactory. She
il almost back to her schoolgirl figure"
a woman who reducing should keep tape
measure and scales handy A. all times a
womanS waist line should measure 10 inches
less than her bust and hips
NOTE another fellow was burned 10 death
y because he fell asleep while smoking a
CIgaret There should be some kind Of a gadCet
invented that Will make smoking N bed fool
proof
II is remarkable how many different kinds
OF mlShapS that result fatally take place IN
homes and hotels.
As for example that Chicago G.rl who was
listening 10 her portable radio while She was
taking bath The radio fell IN the bathtub and
the girl eleCtroCutod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

teacher in Houston (Texas) who is trying to
plant Communists in the FBI?
Somerset Vaughan. the author, tainted AL
the opera and his hostess carried HIM TO the
femme ROOM where he was revived.
COUNT ILYA TOLSTOY and his Countess Cthe
~ former Mrs. Donald Ogden Stewart are on
the verge of a dirge.
Joe DlMaggo and Jimmy Braddock had 10 be
split apart the other night One OF those argu-
mentS that turned tempcls.
Without any spectacular raids the gendalmcs
shattered all the big gambling places IN town
during the last few weeks.
Capt J. Patterson and his star Washington
man are reported in San Francisco bound !oI
Pearl Harbor TO see for themselves"
His intimates wish people wouldn't say:
Save Macarthur"
Just give him larger commandments
that is the only way he would leave-or could
leave with honor.
MRS. BROR DAIiLBERG and the AfchducheSs
AV1 Franz Josef viii toss Mann Beach benefit
for the Air Training Cadets Of America,
NJ. Gende knows guy who showed up a
the draft board with a Seeing Eye durg They
Apk both Of en-
Movie magnates figure tho flicker thaill come
C.osest TO the GW.T.W,' gross VIII be 2ohs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Waller. WincheH
On Broadway

Trade Mark Rssi't,rsd Copy nEh,, lSia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

Tales of Manhattan" because Of 20 many
names" in the troupe Sixteen stars, seventeen
featured players, and twelve scripters.
The men in San Quentin Prison are doinl
more for national defense than any critic OF It.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

there's nothing 10 tt married Satur-
day and have been happily married 10 very
swell girl for long time"
EREDA MISSOURI Actress Daughter Of
L the dis'ir suJshcd actress Elaine IneScourt
who appeareG ~ many plays with Sit Henry
Irg InCldr. The Bells
Freda was married on q Saturday brides Of
which DAY are said 20 have no luck a, all
However u ddn come out that way in
Fredas case a. she has been happily married
for is years
Tom Lieb Football coach Tom Is from
California but he coaches the team OF the Uni
versity Of Florida.
Vincent Lopez Another Brooklyn boy who
has made good everywhere Vincent started out
as piano player in a Sheepshead Bay cafe.
QUERIES from clients.
W Q-Do you object 10 women smoking on
the streets?
At is all right with me though I don
think IT improves A womanS appearance Has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

McStOrk.
Venezuelan moolan-
Mario Arcaya has
all the 3 a m. dates
with Adele Jurgens, the
Banjo Eyesful and
Martiniqueen.
+ e deral q & g
Thomas Walker, patcr
OF the PostmaSter-GCn'l,
is nursing an injured
eye and ankle after
stumbling on a rug
The APPS l. AIRY
Allen (caught IN sew
eral torpedoings) is
going 10 Florida 10
learn how 10 swim.
What about the ac-
tiVifieS NJ a certain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

KING GEORGE of Greece and Queen Wilhehnina
"A Of the Netherlands are due soon Tor con-
ferences in Washington.
ZanuckS How Green Was My Valley is
expected 10 cop the Academy Oscar"
The Jock McLeanS are McI.eaning toward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

turn on a beauty that
comes from within"
$50 few praise their
wives TO others" writes
a PittSburgher
l think you are
wrong. lady. | know
plenty Of men who
praise their wives 10
others
Why | have q letter
right here from my
friend Beans Rear
don. the hcS' umpire
in the ma Ior leagues
which says IN part
As 10 IL being un-
lucky To have been
married on Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

Adopted by the Man Who
Won Her in Crap Game. At
First the Insurance Company
Was Puzzled by the Life story
of 68-Year-Old Citizen Of Cali
fOrnia. hut She Collected the
Inheritance Left Her by the
Man Who Became Her Legal
Father Back In the Dsys of the
Gold Rush. Read This Remark
able story I'm The American
Weekly. Great Magazine Dis
tributed With This Sundays
Issue of The Detroit sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

VI. s: If one i N-rayed and
nuoro>copcd and the appendix
Is not seen or does not fll with
barlum, does this indicate that
there is trouble IN this region or
that there Is no trouble there?
Answer: In my opinion the
X-ray has no value whatever IN
the diagnosis OF any kind of
appendicitis.
1t was only by accident that
a French doctor once saw the
appendix visualized by the "
ray.
/ think il was a great tragedy
that he did see il. because II
has led TO condemnlng many
normal appendices, and to use
less surgery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

ss11ARRY the man Who loves YOU, not the man
.'l YOU loXe-@ advises Daphne Drake
Joan Fontaine and Olivia De HaNilland are
not actually raNing beauties" writes a. CALI
fornian who knows them well.
But their sIlper intellige nee enables them 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
On the Side
II. y. DUrIiHg

p'rea,.a oy K.aE T..'.r,' syrd.o., In.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07
Christian Science

spirit will he the subject OF
the lesson-sermon in all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on sunday. February s.
The golden text Ezekiel 1929
Is: Il have poured out my spirit
upon the house OF Israel saith the
Lord God.
Among the Bible citations l. this
passage Cphil i:SN Finally.
brethren. whatsoever things are
true. whatsoever things are hon
est. whatsoever things are, just.
whatsoever things are pure. what
s0cver things are lovely. whatso-
ever things are OF good report, Ne
there be any virtue. and II there be
any praise. think on these things
Correlatiye passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures" ~ May
Baker Eddy. include the following
tp. $40 How much more should
we seek to appfchend the spiritual
ideas OF God than 10 dwell on the
subject az senSel To discern the
rhythm OF Spirit and 10 be holy,
thought must he purely spiritual.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07
The Churches
St. John CINE Church

Missionary Board No. OF which
Mrs. A. Woodson is president. had
their homecoming In the church.
The members were asked TO bring
new member or friend and they
responded Fundamentally.
A very unique program was IL
rected by Mrs. e. King. Mrs. NJ. H.
Craig. the only woman dean o. re-
ligious education In the CME
church, had Just returned from the
meeting VI the General Board OF
Religious Education and the Execu-
tive Board Correctional Council.
She gave the ladies a comprehen-
siye account Of the meeting and
encouraged and inspired them TO
continue 10 enlarge their work.
IA social and luncheon was en-
ioycd by Mesdames \. Woodson. A.
l.. Books. +. Tabor. T.. Boyd. H.
Jordan. l.. Orr. G. King. NJ Boyd
l. king.NF. Mason NJ. H. Craig. O.
purnell, l.. orion. Z. Taylor p.
Mason. d. Gracie. + Holland. H..
Garrett 4. Ashley. G. Carter. J.
Welch, Dickerson and r Roberts.
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St. Paul AME Zion
52I h. Palmer ~. mt Beaubien

AT To-: IS am. the pastor spoke to
a large audience from the subject.
Fiery Furnace. Two were added
To the church in the persons OF An
ME Sue Parks and julia Mae Dunk
lin.
At $3.50 pm. the pastor, choirs
and members worshipped at Scott
Methodist in their quarterly meet
ing day.
AZ 7:i5 pm. the Rev. Mr.. Powell
spoke briefly on This DO in Re-
membrance OF Me-" after which a
testimony meeting was held and
holy communion administered
Next Sunday the pastor will
preach on "The Beauty Of the
Almighty" at 1915 am. and at
7:45 PM. "A Well OF New Life"
Next Sunday at $3.50 pm. he
Senior choir will have musical
treat. Fifteen choirs have been ask
cd 10 participate in the program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07
LEGAL NOTICES


STATE or MICHIGAN.
''' No. ess.iss
Al a session Of the Probate Court TOT
..ld County 81 Wayne. held at the Pro-
haze ,'our, Room IN the city ~ De-
,ro,t on The twcnty-thlrd day of Jam
uary In the year ono thousand nine
hundred and forty-two'
present JosErli \. MURPHY, Judge
~ Probate.
Tn tho Matter 81 the Estate n
EonolPHis HUFF. also known as J. II.
HIfFF. peceased.
on reading and fllng tho petition OF
James a. NM praying that admin
i.trntion ~ said estate ne granted 10
Rosy rye OF SOME other suitable per-
son.
II T. Ordered That the seventeenth
dav of March nevt. NJ Ten o'clock IN the
forenoon At said Court Room ne ap-
painted Tor hearing snli petition
md ~ IL further ordered. That
eopv ~ his order no Published three
successive weeks previous 20 said time
~ hearing In tho Te'roif Tribune, a
rovspsner printed ard circulating In
said county 81 wayse.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY
Judge OF Probate
frue copsl
Al reFr e. VINCENT
Dcru'v Probate Register --'-z--s
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With


Dr. George W. Baber gave his
Sunday morning congregation a
vivid account OF Gods desire To-
ward Christians contributing to
build and support the churches. in
sermon that was filled with pow
er. causing many TO weep.
He chose his text from Exodus
a5:.i The theme ~ the sermon
was Placing Thy Offering on the
Ark"
In closing Or. Baber declared
that God has the entire universe
logaliled and everything works ac-
cocding 10 his laws. There j. a
physical law, and moral law ~
those who violate the above laws
viii be taken care Of give them
time =
Three joined the church. Isaac
Jones is the church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-07
oRnER on rrnTIcATIov

~ scssion ~ saii coufi hold IN the
County Ruildine civ ~ Detroit County
~ WAYNE state ~ Michigan On the tsfh
dav ~ December N iatf
Present Hon THronoEE y RICH.
TER. Circuit Judse
" apnearlne from snida,if attached
hereto, that The defendant charlie Fred
william. abandoned and deserted tho
plaintin in fniv 1a7a and has nor rom.
nunicated ~iih her since that date;
" further Appearing thar the piaintin
has made inquiry and searrh n deter
mine who're The satd defendant now re.
sides and from such lnauirv and search
she has heen reliably informed that the
antd defendant resides IN tho cfy ~
Moorehavcn IN The STATE ~ Florida. md
that he cannot 10 cd with process
issuing out ~ this court
on motion ~ s. j. Flanagan. attorney
FOR snli plaintiff
TT ~ ORDERED that the said defen-
dsnt nprcar before this court IN answer
70 said Blil ~ Complaint within three
90 months from date hrreof or the said
Hiil ~ Complaint may be taken a.
confessed.
IT ~ FURTHER ORDERED tina, a
copy ~ this order shalt he published In
The Detroit Tribune. = newspaper pub.
lished and circulated IN the County ~
Wayne. state ~ Michigan: and IKE
copv sent to the defendant A. his ias'
known address Nv registered mail
THEODORE , RICHTER.
Circuit Judge.
cAsPAR = LINGEAfAN. clerk.
nv y. q. SAufT.
Deputy Clerk. fs.97-s-7.
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LEGAL MOTTO


STATE OF MfcnloAN,
county OF Wayne. =.
No. zoe, sss
Al a session OF the p,.
said County OF Wayne. h.,s nae esarI
bate Court Room in IN. ~. a. ths
on the fourteenth dsv n, ~ u ID
yes, one thousand nine aa ass',
bate. 'udks n
In the Matter Of the r.,.
RTE ANDERSON. A Alna. "'s u l
On reading aud nllnr ~.
Edna Austin praying that psulsI
pointed guardian ~ $40 me y
custody and care Of edse,,, n.a''
person; "''on q
y y ordered. That the nlo.,...
OF February. next. a. two .,''.AiA
afternoon az said Cout, PIX III
pointed for hearing s.ld MN, am y
And n IN further Oras..,'oh
copy or this order be nubl,,l-, nc
each week for three ve.l. ~ ON
previous n said time OF hesr,aat'
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