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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-01-14
FREEZING GIRL Is
REPORTED SERIOUSLY ILL

Lorna Kendrick, 12-year old
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Kendrick, of freezing, is
reported critically i'll with some
form Of paralysis and is not eN-
pected to recover. The child was
stricken several days ago and has
been under the care Of a physi-
clan since. The child was STU
dent st Bearpen School until the
beginning Of her present illness.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-01-14

S. P. Cochran made a business
trip to .Clinchco Saturday.
Stephen Rose was a business
visitor in Haysi Saturday.
Misses Ferne and Mabel Coch
ran visited Ferne and Carol Rose
Sunda.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-01-14
4
Mlhot 4R~YMsA
WAR BONDS
X X

Stop Spending, and Save for the
future. That has been good ad-
vice since biblical days. You can
not buy tires today, but you car
start saving to buy that new set of
tires when they go on the market
again
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-01-14
JAMESTOWN

Robert Meaue and son, Bobby,
of Beckley, w. Va, spent the
weekend with B. M. Layne and
family. Cathalene, his daughter,
returned with them.
Thelma Mullins spent Sunday
night with her mother, Mrs Grace
Rose.
Lillian Rife and children of
Lick Fork, and Thelma Mullins
spent Monday night with Maude
Mullins.
Simon Branham spent the week
end with his parents at Splash
dam.
Fallie Layne spent Tuesday
night with her sister, Mrs. Sarah
Yates.
Mary Marshall called on Mary
land and Eva Yates Sunday.
Ayers Yates returned to De-
troit Saturday. He was accom-
panied by James Vanover.
B. NJ. Layne called on Roy
Yates Tuesday.
Pearl Vanover and sen spent
Saturday night with Mrs. Maude
Mullins.
Willard Hughes is on the sick
list.
Marsh Hughes is also very i'll at
this time.
Church NelUs
The Quarterly Conference will
be held here on Friday before
the 4th Sunday.
First Sunday night is the reg
ular appointment of Elders Bliss
Martin and Reedy.
Sunday school attendance is
still increasing We had 80 pres
ent Sunday. You are welcome tc
come, so why not be here?
Ayers Yates, who has been EN-
ployed in Detroit for while, is
visiting homefolks this Weei
Maude Mullins and son, Ky4es
spent Friday with Emerson Null
Inns.
Mrs. Thelma Mullins spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs
Grace Rose.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Fleming
were dinner guests of Mrs. Ben
ny Fleming Sunday. Also Edna
Hill, Agnes Hughes anu EVo
Yates called in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher johnson
and John eTInry visited at st
Paul Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Edwards
visited Eb Turner Of StelnmaT
Sunday.
Church News
Everyone welcomed at our Sur
day School at Valley View. we
had a good beginning for the
New Year-75 present. Why no
visit US?
The regular meeting will be
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-01-14

-. Our fighting men are doing
70 their share. Here at home
M the least we can do is put 1900
M~ of our income in War Bonds
80 for our share in America.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-01-14
Democrats
From page One)

(From page one)
for Justice of the Peace or any
other district offices throughout
the county.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Birthday Party

The home OF VIM Plunkeil $3.50
Harrison Rd. Inkster. was feted
with surprise birthday party Civ
en- in his honor by his wife Mrs.
+. NJ Plunket, assisted by his
mother. Mrs Julia Jenkins on Sat-
urday evening Noy. s.
A delicious menu was served
Many useful gifts we're received by
the honoree. Among the guests
present we're: Top officers OF Tom
Phillips Post No. 1Si or Detroit,
present and past commanders. Eli
JAN Campbell, A. c. Jefferson. ".
g. Danshy. Gus Wiley Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Smith OF Detroit, Mr and
Mrs. Thorn Graham. OF Ecorse, and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reid, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Roland. Mr. and Mrs.
Theo. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. c..
Lane. J. James. J. llankerson. IT..
c. Curry. L. McNeice, VIM. Myers,
Mrs. VILLA Stacey and f. Pace.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13


Tho tiid ~olc tie blue lame.
and p fea'l6 hai N ~ same
SHADE wih brown accessories.
Her flQnci wcre cAfaeaias. Miss
Elizabeth Aire Ray instructor Of
physical education at Howard
university slsi'r o. Tho groom,
attended iHc bride md III Charles
Williams tbe groom
Ia atcndarr AZ no Wedding
were D. an4 Nrs Turner no
hrdes paren's ~ end Mrs.
GAYLORD ilonel % New Bruns-
WIGS = aunt and uut' Z
lr.le 81 Lake lines % T-
moro aenf 81 INC grocm IT. and
Ns pd,sl aiie and Mrs }ss.
nsusc fatsetlne Nlller Nargry
rior l.~ana Airs Kristen flleod.
~ ard vr r'isc ~ AND Mrs.
inson. ana N wlllams
ana aaaeM ~ ias Anre.o
Following 'he 1eaainr ir
ltfhir oH eio "a close frifnd
M fhe hiao moihcr crfortalned
i3e Sa.ar parts and guests
pth a fffsll psr,y II her home
al In,oh ~
r. tone ersdsats
w rf.u, aad was
,ti-4,.4 tar,e ss.err mi
- ori -
s,,,s s,,a ,..,,,,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
LEGAL NOTICES

MOII.. Circuii Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing 10
this Court By affidavit hereto at
tached, OF Mable Elizabeth Jones
that the defendant. Sylvester
Jones. is not resident Of the
State OF Michigan. but that he re-
sides In Washlncton. DC.
TT is ORDERED that the said
defendant Sylvester Jones, enter
his appearance. either in person
or by Attorney. in this cause
within three months from the date
OF this Order. or the said Bill of
Complaint will be taken as con
fessed, and that this Order served
end published as required by law
In the Detroit Tribune. news
paper printed. published and cir
culating in the County aforesaid
LESTER S. MOLL.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CASPAR ]. LINGEMAN, Clerk.
BY A. A. BERGER.
Deputy Clerk. 1i-ls 1875.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
ORDER or PUBLICATION
NO. aa0.l9i

AZ session OF said Court held
on the Goth day OF October AID.
1919.
Present Honorable ROBERT VI.
TONS. Circuit Judge
Il appearing 70 this Court by
affidavit on file tha. the place OF
residence Of the defendant herein
Is unknown. and II cannot be as
certaincd IN what state or coun-
try she resides.
1T is ORDERED that she ap-
pear and enswer the bin OF COM
l.iaint filed In this cause within
three onths from the date OF
this order. or sold bill will he
taken as confessed. and that this
order be rerved and published
rs REQUIRED by law IN the Detroit
Tribune. newspaper printed
published and circulating in said
county
ROBERT W. TOMS.
Circuit Judge
a True Copvl
cASPAR J. LINcEMAN. Clerk
BY A. A. BERGER.
Deputy Clerk. li-15-lo-e5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
by FRED HART WILLIAMS

An assignment such as we had
last Thursday evening 70 cover q
Joint recital. is no easy task Par
ticularly, when one % thc per-
formers. talented and an alto
rcther charming vocalist while
the olher. a studious and sterling
organise a young man who We
Predict will 70 places following
a few more similar public ap-
pearances and little more eN-
perience
The Detroit Hartford seventh
Day Adventist Church presented
.n recital Rosa Lee Jones, coiora-
mra soprano. and Robert Settles.
oreanist The entertainment was
given At the Detroit Institute q
Arts auditorium With an audience
numbering nearly nine hundred
The recital began promptly on
time. Sl5. end was over with
shortly past 10 o'clock
II was pleasurahle evening
made possible by the personahle
and gifted Rosa Lee Jones who
Immediately with her appearance
became enrapport with her audi
ence and by the earnestness and
ability OF young Mr. Settles. who
was unstinted with his perform
ance and desire 70 please.
But this was only a par OF
an evening Of splendid entertain
ment oyvee Bland the sccom-
PIANIST. herself not difficult to
look Al. did an exceptionally fine
nj of work at The grand piano
Her performance with Madame
Jones and Mr. Settles was done
with complete understanding and
IN experiences that spoke we'll Of
her training and technique. In
MI n was three-some difficult
10 match smonr netroit's. many
f're colored recifalists
With The Masters
Onerinr with schuherts "Prav-
er Of Love" AMI closing With
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
1t. JAS. CARTER WEBS PRETTY
KANSAS GIRL AT POST CHAPEL

4 pretty and Impressive Mill
tary wedding was solemnlzed a.
the chrysanihemum filled posi-
chapel al Seifridge Field sanr-
day Noy s. at : Ia NE evening
with Chaplain Cyrus Perry az.
ficiating when the Young people
from prominent families we're
married Tho bride was Miss Pc
aigice Turner fhe charming and
beautiful daughter of nr and
Mrs Lndrue Thinner ~ kansas
City. No, and tho groom Lieut.
James y Carter son ~ nr ard
Mrs Ray OF Winston salem $50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Whites Applaud Socialist


s,.. VII, ....r,.
poll FAX We shoald Nore ior
pern.anen, FEpC and insis mon
tho government demand cquai ,ty
for eanaI woik for pc caniot
uossiblr become ,ho sayio ae
world II America sannW aeiec on
,hc funda,nen,a pMnciplcs 81 ec.
nocfacy
In mo nuesuou period hat fO'-
lowed n dclrvai. offered irfcrna
ton IA kcep!ne with Mr Thoms
suggestion a. rall.ei1e r1,e toop
Grafton lie spoGe Of the bSk
system where N.r IS ana whi.es
workcd Together and made daily
contacfs With many races Tho
DELEGATE also mentioned the nuns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

Let's Clean Up Our Own Back Yard
Speeches. publications. and din
ner table conseryations have re-
yolved around the racial issue re-
Gently. Prominent among such top
les are: firstly, the ill-ireatment Of
Negroes by whites and; secondly
the great work performed by Ne
groes OF the past.
II is we'll established certain
~ that whites discriminate against
Negroes on the basis OF color and
lack OF financial prestige. they
are also excluded socially and po.
officially and are not permitted full
personality expression There is no
doubt that the above statements
are true, but there are other facts
that are equally as true. For ex-
ample; Negroes discriminate
against other Negroes Oh color
basis: the mulato Negro enjoys
more prestige among Negroes than
the darker Negroes and frequently
conduct themselves accordingly.
Negroes discriminate against Ne
eroes Of lower financial level,
big House Negroes" cannot asso.
ciate with Little House Negroes
II the Negroes are justified in hold.
ing themselves above other Negroes
for these reasons by the same rea
soning the whites who have such
margin over all Negroes are like
wise justified We are so anxious
to see the white mans sins that
we unconsciously overlook the moat
in our own eyes. do not condone
whites treatment OF Negroes nor
do condone Negro treatment OF
Other Negroes The hostile attitude
OF Negroes CT higher education,
fairer complexion. and higher IL
nancial level toward other less ac-
complished Negroes is detriment
To our race We must forgel about
having isolated groups within our
race and unite ourselves into enc
consolidated group. We're all Me-
grocs and IN the final analysis viii
end up on an even footing We can
moi intelligently understand and
solve The problems Of the mass
Of our race II the few who have
attained some degree q education
and culture allow this attitude 10
persist. our problem is 70 be ap-
preached from the bottom Of the
ladder: we must work with Ne
groes OF the lower level as they
constitute The greatest majority, in
stead OF trying to push The TOP
higher Until we raise the level Of
the bulk OF our race there will be
no real racial progress. With many
Of the Negroes as he goes UP one
rune OF the ladder OF progress he
Immediately attempts TO push otncr
Negroes down three.
Too much effort Is put In at
tempting 10 crash into white so
ciety. We are not genuinely inter
ested in our race: we are preoccu-
pied with discovering ways Of get
ting ont OF our race into the white
race. one white person attending
our club, church, or other meeting
viii get more praise than one huns
dred Negroes. in most instances
special mention is made. refuse
to believe this is done for strafegi-
cal purposes.
Mr.. Negro has a great deal Of
rubbish in his own back yard. and
he should at least back the truck
up to II. before he begins 20 rake
in Mr.. whites yard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Musicians Do Masters Justice In
Vocal And Instrumental Recital

Beautiful Cardca of PRAYER
Fillmore Miss Jones rendered
those numbers with becoming
charm ana win telling effect ]
can be said here ina her en9n.
citation is eNceilen her Vote care
iyInr 4 heli-ike tone WITH a
graceful Tilt tina, places one pe
fcctly AZ case and WITH Vie knovl.
cage ihai The evening viil be-
well-spent IN hoM SONGS The
vocalist was accompanied p, Mr.
Settles ami Miss Dlard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13


found trwsms Thomas mattegof-
factly addressed The ihree-day in
stitu,e sponsored by the Commit
tee on international Relations OF
the Detroit toaneit OF Churches
the Deiroi, Society OF Friends and
The American Friends Service com,
mittce.
Rebnke Churchmen
Twas ihoughiiul group Vho
heard Norman Thomas touch Upon
the hypocrisy Of white churchmer
when he spoke o. the attitude Of
protestant minister who sent
kilograms 10 Washington protest
ing some unfairncss 70 The Negro
populace hut who would give q
Negro "a hard way To 30" II o.
tried 10 join his church lie men,
toned the necessary evil 81 poh-
ical expcdicncy when he said
Roosevelt must deal first with Hit
Ter. master race theofist and pam
per I'd Smith, Southern senator,
who is also q proponent OF the
same belief
The speaker flayed the SUI
prcme court decision as bad
blunder in dealing with the Jap
anesc-Ameiicans and stated thar
The act uprooted basic law OF
humanity that men should be
( judged hy their own acts 1.-THE
most surprising things he said. rs
that no protest has been made by
our professional liberals.
America Must Agree
Such treatment OF our fellow
citizens Is profound and danger
Gus" Thomas Sehemenily declared.
We should insist that this injus-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
ROSEVILLE


t'orrorai prA tpm Sell dec
Was 'amonE the visitors attend
Ing SUNDAY school sunday
The Row G " Wallace preach
cd splcndid sermon from lia
Psalms
An ENJOYABLE time WAS had a.
the SUNDAY school union on Quinn
Road
Mrs. Kitty Prince died sunday
morning
Little Elaine Ray IS on the sick
list.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Card Of Thanks

We wish To thank each aud e,-
cry one who WAS 80 Kind TO US
during the Illness and death Of
my husband. Vanderbilt Thomas,
Who passed away October %, 1918.
silent thought
4 secret tear
Keeps his memory
Forever dear.
Sadly missed by Vile, children
and family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
ATTEND FUNERAL
IN GEORGIA

Prank Mcclcrnohan 81 rush
street and Miss Ollie Mae Tlrref
~ An'ieiam street have rctu we'd
from N.ynesbofo Ga vusre lss
attended the funeral q Ms Iic
Sic Turner The decreased was ae
mother Of Miss Turue ana Nc
sister NJ 49, MfClorneAan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Housewives
League News
y, MRS. HELEN MALLoy

i Now that the fall season IS
Nee. the Housewives League OF
5Dclroit and the Booker r. Wash
finston Trade association are
trmkng ready for bigger and
{beiter annual door-to-door cam
IrMsn. The campaign Is for the
Ilurpose OF informing the con-
sinner OF existing conditions In
Ill., mess and the professions.
Y Win the war affecting labors
w. ages. quality and quantity OF
15oods and services the consumer
<rcods 10 know that businesses
Md professions must make every
II fort 10 become more firmly en-
5lienchcd and continue after the
<war
\ Thr Joint committee meets
.woekly completing plans and ar
for the campaign
tfrom No, Is to 10. The climax
tvil be mass meeting at the
<Rrcw ier center where miniature
hxhbis including the wares OF
Ifbe participants will he displayed.
FrYclec ladies' will canvass the
home throughout the city Tor
.ine days. distributing Trade
ICuldes which will carry mes
stagc for the readers. Banners
.pils be placed In all business
|pla,es to call attention to the
.cfmpaisn
The Sanitary committee is ar
Banging to visit each business
hnd professional place Awards
kll be given the concerns which
bass The inspection
h nit u
The Housewives Unit IL meets
b Brewster center each week On
h. 10. fifteen members were
present. The group enjoyed pot
1nck lunch The group IS planning
b Thanksgiving dinner
The Housewives League VIII
fnce more present Maymc White
miller and her unique program
Known as Negro Woman's Hour"
1ast year this program was en-
sosea by large and appreciaiive
audience and because OF popular
fcmand. DetroIters will hasr an
opportunity TO hear another pro-
Nam showing the achievements OF
trr women.
The program will be held AT
fe'hel AME church. Nov. rs at
B 20 m
Don't miss the second annual
Nayme White Miller program
eponsoicd by the Housewives
cae OF Detroit. The ways and
noans committee. o. which Mrs
MARY l.. Beasley is chairman. IS
1n charge. The prygram will he
brla sunday. nov. 2s l94s. at
h. Bethel AME chulch az Fred
J deA and ST. Antoine al pm.
Dr. theme OF the program Viii
J, The womans Hour the
ADMISSION is free and the pubic
invited TO attend
! Init I
Tint met al the home OF
b member. Mrs. f. Austin at
b. Horton. The first business
Bis, used was the continuation
b The church visits about the
frsi Of the wear Every hfth
Sunday the unit will go to the
Churches in their area. The unit
PHI also furnish sandwiches 10
D. rSO every month. The next
noetinE will he at s'hc home Of
~ Alexander al 66S Medoury
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Housewives League of Detroit
SLOGAN BUY O0ST-BuILD
BY ELEM MALLOY
TRADE WEEK CAMPAIGN
by J.. c. RIount,
President Of BTWTA

The Detroit Housewives. league
with the cooperation OF the Book
or 7 Washington Trade associa
tion has for the past several
years conducted Trade Week
campaign The Trade Week this
month will be from Nov Is to
Nov. 10.
In this connection. We wish 10
urge that businesses owned and
controlled by Negroes receive The
full patronage Il citizens Of De-
lroit This offers TO all fine OPP
portunity TO get acquainted with
these business places. their pro-
rrietors. and their staffs.
In the meantime. these places
viii he in competition with each
Other and prizes for cleanliness.
arrangement Of stock and other
things vital TO a wholesome bust
ness will be given.
We again urge that everyone
20 out OF his way to find these
businesses and to spend all that
is possible with them Let Trade
Week, II YOU have not done so
before be the beginning Of your
campaign TO help in building bus
inesses owned and controlled by
Negroes. In some instances. We
have said YOU will have 10 20
out ~ your way. you may have
to wait. because OF the manpower
shortage little longer than you
would have supposed; or your
grocery man or shopkeeper may
have 10 co out and make pur-
chase for you. Whatever IS neces-
sary 10 be done ont OF the regular
line. be patient and smile until
The operation Is completed
II our children are to amount
to anything in the community. n
number OF them must inherit
some business left nv somebody
Let's make Trade Week whale
Of success
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

On Monday. Nov. Is at leo pm
The organizing committee will
hold us quarterly eet-acquainted
tea on Nov. 81. II has been
changed from the fourth Sunday
the third because OF the sched-
uled Mayme Miller program
Unit q
Unit met at the home OF Mrs.
Eva Thomas on Tuesday, with
an appreciative audience present
Unit has had the record OF be-
ing the most outstanding unit In
the league. The president urges
that all membe cooperate whole
hcartedly with the league pro-
gram
Init 2
The Housewives league unit =
met Friday. Oct. % at $ p m at
tho Hartford center William Pos
lies was the guest speaker. Mrs
Doris Brown was chairman OF
The program for the evening ana
included on Il were Mrs Mamie
plack Of unit /, Mrs Pearl Ber-
w and Mrs. Mary Winter ~ UNI
10 Flfty-one persons attended 'ne
p. eeting six OF whom we're new
,,hors and eleven were husi-
ness mon and women. luncheon
Consisting OF ccffec, cakes candy
and nuts was served.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
Y. VI. ColIghtly. Attorney
ta9e crnfIOi tvenne

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
W,vne In Charcerv
MABIE ELIZABETH JONES.
plaintiff vs. SYLVESTER JONES
Defendant
70. sSo.eas
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. 4 session Of said Court held
IN the Court House IN the CITY
~ Detroit. IN sid COUNTY. on fhe
Sin dsv NJ November. Al 1853.
Present Honorable LESTER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
SCHEDULE
OF MEETINGS
CENTRAL HOUSEWIVES
LEAGIE or DETROIT

- y fttt HVl ~ fNttIH
LEAGIE or DETROIT
Pince Of meeting Assembly
Room Of Bethel AME church, 5s3
Frederick.
Time-Sec Tuesday Execu-
tive Board = 3rd Tuesday regular
meeting at S pm
President, Christina Fuqua. $500
Mckinley. Ty. 4-l4OO.
Unit Uptown section. Garfield
TO Blvd. and Russell TO Woodward
Place OF meeting Home OF mem
bers.
Time LIST and srd Mondays OF
each month at / 80 pm.
President. \. +. Black, $50 Mel
bourne, Tr. l-2os5.
Unit g. Eastside south OF Cratic,
and east OF Chene.
Place OF meeting-From home to
home
Time LIST and srd Tuesdays at 2
pm.
Alma Haynes. s4ls
Arndt. ri. Obs.
Unit - Northend.
Place OF meeting Christ Staff
church nj Oakland and Xestmin-
ster.
Time OF meetings LIST and 5rd
Thursdays.
President. Mary l.. Beasley, 1883
.Alger. Tr 1924.
Unit s. Highland Park
Place OF meetings Homes Of
members.
Time OF meetings and Srd
Monday evenings at 1880 o'clock
President Willie Galloway. 80
kendall. TO. 7-si02.
Cuir Nine West Side.
Place OF meetings Hartford Ave-
nue. Center.
Time OF meetings Every Thurs
day evening, 7's0 o'clock.
President. NJ c. Boone-s550
Scotch. Ty. 5-4l6i.
Unit To- ST. Aubin.
Place Of meetings St John CME
church. at ST. Aubin.
Time OF meeting Monday after
and and 4th Sundays, 1880 pm.
President, Fannie Tabor, FOOL
Chestnut. Fl. 1913.
Unit l2-Brewster ST. and Project
Place OF meetings Brewster
Center clubroom.
Time OF meetings. Every Tues
day AZ pm.
President Margaret Garth, 1908
Benton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
LEGAL NOTICES
RILEY. ALLEN 4 JONES
HOLDING co. INC.
Notice To stockholders

OK OCTOBER T. 1913. the fol-
lowing resolution relating 10 Glass
c Common stock was adopted by
the Board CT Directors OF the
Riley. Allen. Jones Holding Co, a
Michigan corporation.
BE it resolved that all holders
OF Class b Common stock are to
make a payment OF 500 OF their
October 4th unpaid balance on or
before October IS. 1943.
Payments are TO be made In
person or by mail to Mr.. Charles
Cook. Sec. sl4 Tennessee Ave.
between s am. and II noon. Mon
day through Friday
THE RILEY ALLEN & JONES
HOLDING co.
Mayola Love. Asst Sec.
Signed Mayola Love.
And the following persons hav-
irg failed to comply with said
resolution:
No. Of Amt. due on
yame-Addres shares each share
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
william l.. Magili. Attorney
1fS T.. Vernon Highway

STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE. in Chancery.
DANIEL G. vALADEZ. Plaintiff.
VS.. MaRCFLTNA vALADEZ. De-
yensopt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13

Take notice that on Tuesuhy ny
goth day OF November 1888. at lo
o'clock am. At 2s5 Marston ST.
Detroit. Michigan. 500 OF the
shares or any part thereof. OF the
shove persons IN said corporation
will be sold at public auction
Persons purchasing At said sale
will receive certificate Tor shares
so purchased
RILEY. ALLEN 4 JONES.
HOLDING CO. INC
~ CHARLES COOK.
Secretary.
li-15-1i-17.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-13
INKSTER
BY HAsslE /. coLQlIr

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