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Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-10
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plant - largest factory ever built
under one roofs ready to roll out
Consolidated B-24 bomberS at a
pace which should make Hitler and
Hirohito take notice. He is going
10 use the same assembly line meth
DDS which enabled him to produce
the ModelT automobile on a vol
gme basis and revolutionize trans
portation. An army of men and
women already is working there: ad.
ditional thousands will be trained
in a school adjoining the plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-10
SENTENCED TO COUNTY

Amado Gotta, convicted of stabbing
and wounoing Jesus Sua last Feb.
13 in Brawley. was sentenced to the
COUNTY jail for six months. His at
torney Immediately gave notice of
appeal A superior court jury found
Gotta guilty of a misdemeanor.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-10
SCOUTS TO MARCH

Over so Boy Scouts from El Gen.
tro have given assurances that they
will be in the Cavalcade parade in
Calexico Saturday afteinccn and a
number more may be present, said
Hugh M. Wilcox Scout executive,
Friday. Troops II and 73 are
scheduled to march.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-10
A Puppet Mayor or Fawce tts Yes Man

When Ell Centro's three newest
city councilmen were elected to
their respective offices last May,
they were put there by a group of
honest, conscientious citizens vino
wanted a change of government and
change of scenery in new faces
at the city hall. The trio, in fact,
slid into office on a promise to
clean up the city hall. Dodgers
were passed around bearing scream
ing headlines in bold, black face
type, Cleanup Ell Centro. Vote for
Hatton. Bratton and He'll
THE PEOPLE WERE TIRED OF
HAVING THEIR CITY PUBLICIZ-
ED THROUGHOUT THE COUN-
TRY AS A PLACE WHERE KID
NAPINGS ARE CONSPIRED AND
CARRIED OUT, NOT TO MEN
TION HAVING A CITY WATER
CLERK GET AWAY WITH AT
LEAST S28,5OO AND PROBABLY
S65,00O, IF THE AUDITORS RE-
PORT is CORRECT, SINCE 1888.
is IT ANY WONDER THEY
WANTED A CHANGE?
The night the three councilmcn
were installed they began keeping
promises by receiving the "resig-
nation" of the then chief of police,
J.. Sterling OsWalt, and the city
engineer Phil Knights. We apollo
giZe to Mr.. knights for using his
name in the same sentence with
OsWalt's. The council mad, other
changes in the water department,
good honest employees who no doubt
need a job. 1t was the police de-
partment that the people were
mainly complaining about. Mrs.
Little was tried and convicted and
is now in Tehachapi prison. Well
enough. She belongs there.
But not one policeman has been
discharged, although two new ones
have been added. In fairness to the
innocent, let it be said there are
men on the police force who are
good officers and good citizens. But
the people wanted at least a few
certain changes. They have not been
made. Rumor has it they" are
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-10

waiting to see if OsWalt is convicted
or acquitted in his trial for conspir-
acy to kidnap and if acquitted will
be appointed chief of police again.
When Chief COX'S name was men
toned as a chief, councilmen H. w.
FaWcett and p L. Moore voted
against him, but the three new
cOuncilmen stuck together then. Not
SO Wednesday night.
At the meeting Wednesday Chief
Cox asked permission to discharge
two members on his force. The new
mayor, Robert w. Hatton, one of
the alleged "reformers", Immediate
ly began asking rapid fire questions.
F'aWcett and Moore sided in with
him. SEEING THEY WERE OUT
NUMBERED THREE-TWO, BRAT
TON AND HE'LL KEPT QUIET.
Hatton wanted all available infor-
nation regarding the insubordina-
ton SO the board could consider it.
He didn't promise to grant the re-
quest, only said it would be con-
sidered. HIS EARS WERE DEAF
TO THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
WHO ELECTED HIM AND HE
KNOWS IT. WCETT is
KNOWN TO BE PRO-OSWALT,
AND 1T is GENERAL KNOWL-
EDGE THAT HE DOMINATES
TEE COUNCIL.
What we would like to know is
what are the privileges of a police
commissioner and a police chief?
Does Il bank or any kind of factory
call a board of directors meeting
to consider the evidence" every
time a foreman or chief clerk fires
an employee? Why have a COM
missioner or q police chief? Oh,
well, some one must act as a shock
absorber and take the blame! Mayor
Hatton it is your Moyel
THE PEOPLE OF Ell CENTRIC
HAVE SPOKEN, LOUD AND VOCI-
FFROUSLY AT THE POLLS LAST
MAY. THERE WILL BE OTHER
ELECTIONS, MAYOR. POLITI-
CLANS CONE AND GO, BUT THE
PEOPLE WILL BE HERE LONG
AFTER YOU ARE GONE.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-10

1t was a normal winter in I'M
perial Valley.
So says the annual report on min
imum temperatures of the depart
ment of commerce, complied by fed
eral meteorologist R. Roy Simpson
who worked directly from his court
house office.
According to the stacks of figures
added divided, Subtracted and gen.
orally worked over by the forecast
ms official, the 80 nights of SUBJ
freezing weather in the valley die
rot lower the average temperature
enough to place it on the colder
than normal side.
NO UNUSUAL COLD
And the coolest of these nights
were not unusually so as compared
to other seasons Simpson said.
Lowest recorded temperature dur
ing the 194l-'42 winter was in the
BraWley area On the night of Jan
uary 2-3 the mercury dropped down
tc "a degrees at station No. 43.
located in the middle of a grape
fruit grove three and half miles
south Of West. 1t is the key sta ation
for Brawley.
On that night the spring pea crop
was set back at least three weeks
when nearly all pods in the north
end district were frozen. Tender
vegetables of the FL Centro district
were almost entirely killed and
nearly 30 per cent of the squash
and tomatoes of the Westmorland-
Calipatria area were damaged In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-26
Lynn Refused Writ In Draft Case;
Garfield Hays Testifies For Him

NEW YORK-(C)-The gallant
fight Of the two brothers. one who
refuses 10 go into a jim-crow
Army and the other who Is his
lawyer, continued here this week.
Winfred Lynn's plea for n writ OF
habeas corpus was denied emphat-
ically by Judge Mortimer Byers.
Lynn contended he was illegally
put IN prison for draft evasion be-
cause he had been drafted under
a quota system for Negroes.
Judge Byers refused TO allow Con-
rad Lynn. attorney. to argue the
case.
But new color was added 10
the courtroom when Atty. Lynn
brought Arthur Garfield Hays. en-
inent lawyer. in. Judge Byers re-
fused TO hear him speak, but
Hays. cripple. continued Ia walk
M 70 the witness stand. He told
how he wants young men 10 en-
l'st in the Army. and that Lynn
wanted to he in the Army but
wanted 70 he treated as citizen
OF New York state and his rights
as citizen were 10 be non-seg-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-26
Robert. I; Champion. ATTORNEY

Robert. l.. Champion. Attorney
sii Gratiot Ave.
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County Ct Wayne in Chan
Gerry
LUCILLE KINcArp. Plaintiff. W. La
SALE KINcArD. Defendant
NO. 3St.5se
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Al a session OF said court held in the
Court House IN the City Of Detroit
County Of Wayne and State OF Michigan
on the 9Th day Of November. A. D. 1872
Present: Honorable Dewitt II. MER-
RAM. Circuit Judge.
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the
court from AFFIDAVIT on file in this cause
that La Sale Kincaid. defendant IN this
cause has moved out OF the State OF
Michigan or has concealed his where
sbouts within the State Of Michigan. and
that upon dillgent search and inquiry
among those acquainted with the defen-
dant. II cannot be ascertsined IN what
state or county the defendant now re-
sides.
on motion OF Robert L. Champion. at
torney for plaintin;
II is Ordered that the above named
defendant enter his appearance IN this
cause within three months from the date
hereof or the bill OF complaint Med
therein will be taken a. confessed
against him.
IL Is Further ordered that q COPY Of
this order be sent 20 the defendant at his
last known address by registered mail
and In the event no return receipt signed
ty the defendant is received. then this
order TO be published a. required by law.
Dewitt IT, MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
ny l.. @. NAuLT.
Deputy Clerk. ii-2s-i-s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-26
ABBE'S 1913 ASTROLOGy
HEADINGS ARE NOW READY

E.JT.-My husband will not keep
y job very long. He works a while
Fand then lays OF. When. he lays
on. my mother has 10 come, to our
rescue. pay our bills and feed us
both. This isn't right. | am ex-
pecting a babv and I am terribly
worried and don't know what 10 do.
Ans: Drift along until after this
baby has come and you are able 10
be up and on your ieet. Then in
sist that your husband assume his
own responsibilities. Ii he refuses,
then the thing for you 10 do Is 10
get cut and take care Of yourself
and the child. Flatly refuse any
further assistance from your moth
er. let him root. hog. or die.
BD.S.-I am my mothers only
support and at the present l can't
provide for her like ! would like.
I have some sisters In the north
who have invited me TO come IN
there and they would help me get
better work. feel that must
make the change.
Ans.:-it would he well 10 take
advantage of their generous oner
while thev are In position 10 help
you and your mother. Ii you and
your mother make the change. they
would probably contribute more to
the support 81 your mother than
they have done In the past as they
could offer her hoard and lodging
where they couldn't send her
money.
B.C.-I am eS years old and have
been going with soldier for s
months. He has put IN words that
he loves me and said he thought
that before this time We would have
married. He ia very quiet and nice
but the problem is, am married.
and don't know what 10 do.
Ans.:-YOu know this much
you shouldn't encourage this sol
der when YOU are not free 10 ac-
cent his attentions. lie entered In.
10 this afair with good intentions
while YOU gave him the run-a-
round. In all fairness 10 him and
yourself as we'll. break of this al
fair.
RJ-My way in lie has been
hard. came here 10 ,is!i my els
ter and | have not been here for
II years. She Welcomed me fer a
short while and then she turned
her back on me. What was the
cause Of her actionsg
Ans.:-Cnn't y0u see that you
placed your sister in an embarrass-
ing position. She invited you to her
home for a visit. hut there should
be a limit 10 any visit. She and her
husband were not able to keep you
rs their guest permanently. The
only way she knew how to handle
this situation was 20 become a lit
lie cOoi and Indifferent. Don't feel
hard toward your sister. Try to
repay her for the kindness >he and
her husband have shawn You and
you can get on hotter terms with
them again.
Lonely am just as blue as
can be. / am always The odd one
IN every crowd When nv folks
get angry with me, the first thing
they tell me is that no boy will
have me. I have hoy friend out
OF the city who writes and tells
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-26
WAR WORKERS

Several wartime changes in
service are now being put into
effect at the public library. First.
tho loan period for all books for
home use AZ the main building
end the branches will from now
on he four weeks This Is for the
convenience OF patrons who, be-
cause OF, gasoline rationinc. are
finding IL difficult 10 return hooks
in The customary one or two week
period. Under the now plan chill
dren will be allowed to take out
four hooks and adults will he en-
couraged 10 borrow as many as
they need However. some pub
LEGATIONS in heavy demand will he
so labeled and patrons will he
asked to return them IN less than
four weeks when possible.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-26
ROSEVILLE
INV HARRY FrLLMORE

The Sunday school was we'll
attended. Our assistant superin-
tendent. Emma Lee Hamilton.
brought thought TO our mind 10
raise money for our treasure by
having flag day.
The Rev. G.. w. Wallace preach
ed a wonderful sermon from the
eighth chapter OF jeremiah. his
subject. THE Harvest Is over
and the Summer Has Passed, and
We Are Not Saved"
Mrs. Murray OF Pearl street had
the pastor and his wife and Mrs
Thomas 10 a lovely Thanksgiving
dinner The pastor and his wife
were also presented with four
pound turkey from the very
generous Mrs. Hattie Kits who
is member of First Baptist
church. Rosevillc
Mrs. Lucy Perry passed away
IL Detroit. Tuesday. Nov. "a.
Funeral services were held from
81 John AME church with the
Rev Mr. McClain officiating. Mrs.
Perry leaves TO mourn her death:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-26
Edw. NJ. Turner. Attorney
aI00 R~auhlsn a

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit,
Court for the County OF Wayne In chan.
Gerry.
JOHNNIE PosEY. Plaintiff. W. AR.
THUR PosEY. Defendant
No. 3a6,fSB
ORDER or PUBLICATION
a. a session Of said Court held In the
County Building on Nov. ~. 1864
Present: The Honorable THOMAS J.
MURPHY. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof By AFFIDAVIT on N,
showing that the defendant Arthur
posey. II not a resident % the state Of
Michigan and that hls address 10 ftii
Ashley Avenue. Berkeley. California:
on MOTION 81 Edward NJ. Turner
attorney for plaintiff:
1T ~ ORDERED that the said defsn.
dant appear ana answer the bill OF com.
plant MED IN this cause within three
months from the dste 20 this order. o.
the ssid BIZ will be taken a. confessed
against him.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED tina, 4.
copy Of tbs order bs published IN The
Detroit Tribune. . Newspaper published
IN WAYNE County. MIehifsn. ana served
THOMAS ,. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge.
a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LfNoEMAN. clerk
~ A. HAR0REAvEe.
Deputy Clerk. f3-fi--f.s,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-26

regated.
The Selective Service acts for
bids discrimination because OF
race or color. That's what Lynn Is
fighting. Judge Hayes reduced the
bail from $4,000 to $1,000 and
Lynn was released on bond.
when Lynn enters the Army. a
writ will he sought asking his
immediate discharge on the
grounds that he was Illegally in
Quoted.
Judge Byers. when refusing the
brief the lawyers offered. said.
"Thls IL wartime. I'm not going
10 grant any writs prior to Undue
tion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-26
MILLER HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Bring On That Gas.


Pupils who are members Of
the Chemistry workshop. which is
under the direction OF Mrs. Clara
Mayne. are now engaged in im-
provising gas masks from ordin-
airy household articles. Rubber
bathing caps compose the larger
parts OF the masks. and powder
boxes covered with cellophane
are used for eye pieces. The
breathing apparatus consists OF
Tin cans inside Of which arc
placed cloths containing activated
charcoal and soda lime TO serve
as filters for poisonous gas.
These masks are. according 10
Mrs Nayne. effective for nom
combatant use as long as the ILL
ter material IN them lasts.
In line with this project. one
Of the chemistry classes has just
manufactured the poisonous chlo-
rine gas which was used disas-
t-ouslv IN World War These
pupils hid fair 10 become we'll
informed on the properties OF
poison gas. the antidotcs that
can he resortcd 10. and the pro-
tective devices that can he made
end worn.
Your Opportunity
What can /. do in addition 10
conserving food, etc, TO help win
the war? When the war is over
what contribution can | make 10
further the democratic ideals OF
our country?
The following are some Of the
answers:
/. II not a citizen, enroll in a
citizenship class and prepare
10 take out first papers.
2 Secure At least an eighth
grade education.
3. II woman. attend home
nursing class and learn the
proper technique Of the care
Of the sick. AS the war de-
velops. nursing help becomes
scarcer.
4. II man. take a course In
automotive mechanics. The
Government is anxious TO get
trained workers.
&. Study mechanical drawing
and blue print reading Fac
tories are looking for trained
people IN this field
6. Typing and shorthand offer
opportunities for the person
who plans a career along
clerical lines.
7. Homemaking Is course In
which every woman should
become expert so az 70 main
tain her home on the sound
est economical and efficient
basis
3. Finish the high school
courses. 50 that a better place
and a better fob In postwar
United states nav he obtain
ed. Education will then he
increasingly the door ~ eco
nomic onoor,unitv.
One can take advantage Of the
above suggestions AZ Miller High
Evening school The Winter term
opens Jan. 4. 1913. at o'clock.
and enrolment takes place the
first niehi. Advance registrations
will be accepted during the day
up 10 Dec. %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-26
Simmons q BIbb, ATTORNEYS
be5 GraflOf AVenue

ooo UEbtlOt Avenue
STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne In Chancery.
ADDIE LONG, Plaintiff. Va.
JAMES LONG. Defendant.
NO. ss6,e40
At a session OF said court held
A. the Court House In the City OF
Detroit on the 10th day of Decem-
Der, ADJ 1912
Present: Honorable ROBERT M.
TONS. Circuit Judge.
In this cause Il appearing from
AFFIDAVIT on file that after dilIgent
search and inquiry Il cannot be
ascertained In what state or conn
try the defendant resides.
ON MOTION OF SIMMONS Ann
BIBB. attorneys for plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that Jamea
Long appear and answer the hill
or complaint filed In this cause
within three months from the date
OF this order. or said bill will be
taken as confessed against him.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED tina,
copy OF this order be published
according 70 law In The Detroit
Tribune and also that a copv M
this order be sent by registered mail
to said defendant at Mia last known
address. 10 wit. 2705 sixty-Fourth
Place. Cleceiand, Ohio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-26

ne he will he here Christmas. Is
he just trying to fill up paper?
Ans.;-You can't develop charm
and sex appeal as long as you har'
bor this "poor me-" attitude. iou
are too thin skinned TO let the
jibes OF your family give You an
inieriority complex. Get out of this
shell OF pity and try flashing n
lutte pesonality before the oppo-
site sex and you will get more re-
suits. He Il dreaming Of white
Christmas with you.
Bib am getting fed up with
the way my husband is doing.
work. put my money with his 10
pay the bills hut here lately he
comes in late al night. he wants
me 70 get up and fix him some
thing 10 eat. regardless OF what
time II is think he ought 10 fix
his own II he can't get here az
meal time | don't think this is
love az all. do you? N
AnS.:-Whcn you two married.
yen allowed your husband 10 make
every possible demand Of you. and
,on catered 10 II. In return. you
failed 10 make any demands your
sell or 10 make your own position
clear. Every inch you gave him. h.
took mile. ~ consequently. You
are both at iault. The only way
Ter you 10 cope with this problem
Is to take n definite stand and stop
handing over your pay check. Once
he realizes you mean business. he
will make II convenient 10 he home
nj a given time each evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-26
Arthur n. Davidson, Attorney
gsOS Hastings ~.


STATE or MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County "a Wayne IN Chan
Gerry.
ALvA o'NEAL. Piaintin. VS. OLLIE
O'NEAL. Defendant.
NO. ss5.6si
Al a session OF said Court held At the
Court House In the City of Detroit.
Wayne County. Michigan. on the 18th day
OF November. AID. 1919
Present: Hon. DEWITT H. MERRIAM.
In this cause II appearing by affidaNi II
that the defendant, ollie O'Neal IA n
nonresident OF this state; that her last
known address was In the City OF New
York and state Of New York.
On motion OF Arthur b. Davidson. at
torney for the plaintiff.
II Is ordered that the defendant. Ollie
O'Neal. enter her appearance in said
cause on or before three full Months
from the date hereof or said bill of
complaint Will be taken as confessed
against her.
II IL further ordered that true copy
Of this order be published according 20
law In The Detroit Tribune and that a
copy OF same be sent by registered mail,
return receipt requested. to the defen-
dant's last known address.
Dewitt IT. MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge.
a True Copy
cAsPAR j. I.INGEMAN, Clerk.
ny l.. q. NAuLT
Deputy Clerk 1s-is--i-so.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-26

SCI y. Warren Ave.
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne in Chan
Gerry.
LucHEY. HER NEXT FRIEND, Plaintiff.
vs. FRANK LEE WATKINS. Defen-
dant.
NO. sss. SAG
AZ session Of said Court held at the
Court. House in the City OF Detroit on
Dec. s. 1st7.
Present: Honorable ROBERT NJ.
TOMS. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. II appearing by aci-
davlt on nle that the defendant, Frank
Lee watkins. cannot be served by PROF.
ess issued out Of this Court as he IA not
q resident Of the state OF Michigan. but
resides In the City OF Chattanooga,
County OF Hamilton and State OF Ten
nessee.
on MOTION OF CHARLES n. PER-
KiNs. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF.
1T rs ORDERED THAT the defendant
Frank Lee watkins appear and answer
the Bill Of Complaint In this cause, with
In three months from the date OF ,h,.
order. or that said bill will be taken az
confessed that this order be published
according 20 law and q copy thereof be
served upon the defendant by register
ed mall AZ required by law.
ROBERT NJ TOMS.
Circuit Judge.
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
ny r. J. DUNE
Deputy Clerk. i;-i7-i-as.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-26
LEGAL NOTICES
Ralph ]. Osborne, Attorney
OIL GratIot Avenue
OF MICHIGAN,l

County OF Wayne. S.
9eS,1ss
At session OF the Probate
Court for said County OF Wayne,
held al the Probate Court Room In
the City Of Detroit. on the Fourth
day Of December. In the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty
two.
Present: The Hon. JOSEPH A,
MURPHY. Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
JAMES ALBERT WILLIAMS. de-
ceased.
MAMIE CHEATHAM mamie
Cheatam). Executrix OF the last
will and testament OF said deceased
having heretofore rendered to said
Court her first account and here
with renders her final account In
said matter and filed Herewith her
petition praying that the residue
OF said estate he assigned in ac-
oordance with the provisions OF said
last will:
1T is ORDERED. that the fiji
teenth day OF January. next. at ten
o'clock in tn, forenoon at said Court
Room be appointed for examining
and allowing such accounts and
hearing said petition.
AND IT Is FURTHER ORDER
ED that copy OF this order he
published once In each week for
three weeks consecutively previous
TO said time OF hearing. In the
Detroit Tribune. newspaper print
ed and circulating in said County
OF Wayne
JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate.
"a True Copy
RICHARD II. wENETTE.
Deputy Probate Register
12-o6-1-9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-26
DION
ny JOHN WOODS

The Rev q. !. steel. pastor OF
y. r church. went 10 Nashville,
Tenn. recently To witness the
burning ~ The mortgage on the
National Publishing House. Dur
inr HIS absence the pulpit was
filled nv the Rev. Mr. Patton who
Is assistant pastor Of the =. r.
church The Rev Mr.. Patton
nrcached masterful sermon Sun
do~ morning and evening.
The revival which was held
from Nov. 81 10 Dec. was a
hugo success and many persons
wero added N the church
Mrs. Woods accompanied by
Tom Porter. motored 10 Cold
water recently 10 bring Mrs.
Woods son. who Il attending the
state Home Training school there,
he~'- - Albion.
" peck. Superintendent Of
Tho Y r church Is doing won
dcrfrl ioh with the SUNDAY
scroo'. membership has increased
10 10.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Morehead
have moved from 113 South Al
hon st~net IN thoir new home on
Wost Chestnut street.
Victoria r.cdra No. &c = and
" elected, the'r officers last
SATURDAY. n'rh' Thew are as fol-
lows: worshlnful master John
e'r'mons: senior warden. Darwin
DAWSON iunior warden. Kenneth
Norehead: secretary. Charles
Sr-cie~
Cha1for ~ Eastern star Of
ficers are worthy matron. Mrs.
Cassie Davis: W. Patman. Fstis
rTowrrd associate matrons: Mrs
Dncilla Pidlev. cordrctress: Mrs.
~u-o Dawson. treasurer.