davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-05-04
Jose A. Rosello.

Jose A. Rosello.
Deseo eXponer mis- observacio-
mes como fanatico y antique GRO
nista deportivo que asiste a los
juegos dominicales de la Liga In
.'tersocial, en- ell parque Cuscaden.
Los esfuerzos que realiza la Lii
iga para lograr decisiones impair
ciales, pagando $40 cada domin-
go, por dos "umpires," no Sc ven
recompensados por estos.
Por desgracia hemos visto de-
~sastrosos errores de juiciO como
los ocurridos ell domingo 25, GUAM
do White hizo una decision en- Sc
gunda, Y otra en- %tercera, muy de-
plorables, por 10 equivocadas.
Ell domingo, dia 2 de mayo, Sc
dieron dos "~sentencias" injustas,
una en- contra de Mott, ell SIS de
los cubanos, y la otra en- p~erjuicio
de McGahagin.
Decisiones erroneas, que DISCUS
tan al pdblico Y no benefician a
las novenas que componen la Liga.
Perez cometio anteayer otro E.
rror de "bulto," declarandO que
la bola pas6 al "dugout" porque
habia dado en- la GAIA de los ba-
ties, que estaba junto a la llave
del aqua. mo es deber del UNI
pire velar porque todos los uten-
silios de cada novena esten colo
cados debajo del banco y no a
bandonados por ell terreno?
iSupo ell umpire cumplir con su
deber en- este case que menciono?
Yo soy un enthusiastic de la pc
lota y tambien de la Liga Inter
social.
Al amigo Cuellar lie OF declarar
que Perez Sc habia equivocado
porque la pelota no habia llegado
al "dugout."
La Liga Intersocial esta obliga-
da a llamarle la atencion a los ar
bitros cuando estos sc equivocan,
de modo que procuren corregir
sus defectos.
Granell hubo de p%rotestar y a
muchas personals disgusto su pro-
tesla; pero es necesario que los
"umpires' procuren no quebran-
tar las reglas.
Algo puede hacer la Liga y la
mayoria de los "fanaticos" Sc 10
~agradeceria.
Atentamente,
Jose A. Rosello.
Mi casa, 1857 de la avenida 70.
La gaceta., 1943-05-04
81, SENOR:

81, SENOR:
Para pintar mejor Su casa,
compre la pintura B. L. p, VEN
dida exclusivamente por KING
GRECO HARDWARE CO.,
La gaceta., 1943-05-04
%ACOTAC|ONEs
REIS BOLER AS "

Con que pelota juega la Liga
Int ocial?-nos preguntan.
Ns sabemos, amigo pelotero, 81
e. hueva, la de 1943, o la vie
81 he 1912.
IA Liga Nacional la vieja da
uA ejor resultado; en- la Liga
N Nal sc continua con La nue.
81 domingo, uno de los mucha-
eh1 Lopez, dispar6 un cuadran-
La gaceta., 1943-05-04

ey Stengel proablemente no
pQNNa jugar en- uno o dos meses
me fracturada una pierna y
Is idan en- ell Hospital Santa
en- Boston.
Pc pocos dias, cuando cruza-
Gale frente al hotel donde
un autom6vil hubo de afro
lie.
davia M ha podido ser colo
en- su lugar ell hueso roto.
re fuertes dolores.
La gaceta., 1943-05-04
Los Esquivadores Aplastaron 4
Los Phillies

BROOKLYN, mayo LA no
vena de Leo Durocher derrot6
aver a los Phillies de Cox y Bucky
Harris con un total de 5 carreras
por tres. Higbe fue ell pitcher ga
nador y Gerbeauser ell "vapulea-
do.
En- la segunda entrada, con dos
"outs", Jimmy Wasdell do una
"plancha" y lego a la primera.
LIE siguieron con dos "tubeyes",
productores de dos ~carreras, Babe
Dahlgren y Tommy Livingston.
Por los Dodgers Sc distinguie-
ron al bate Doljh Camilli, con un
"tubey" y dos "hits"; Kampouris,
con un "tribey" y un simple;
Walker y Moore.
Filadelfia &c, III, De; Brooklyn
SC, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1943-05-04

Medias Blancas pasaron al
aul los s~ervicios del catcher
tie Casino y de los pitchers
eiland y Floyd Speer.
La gaceta., 1943-05-04
COMO WE'VE
r DE PROTESTA DE
UN
Sr. Victoriano Manteiga
Director de La Gaceta

lie ruego la insercion de las 81
guientes l%ineas, en- bien de la pc
.lota ~intersocial.
La gaceta., 1943-05-04

ltinuan empatados IN ell pri-
me- ngar, en- ell campeonatO In
Ter ial, los cubanos del Circulo
y disturbances del Centre.
ente Granell disparo d o S
sts YES" y un "jilote", en- cuatro
vss al bate, probando que tenia
pue B Ell domingo los nuevos "es-
pe IS de batear."
Piniella, ell querido "Esca-
par Sc fue de ''tubey."
res no pudo "conectar" en-
cuatE6 Wales al "plato."
La gaceta., 1943-05-04

IRON los italianos ~antifascis-
tas "jilotes," pero Sc quedaron
en- 09e ~carreras.
ckey" Hernandez solo per-
mlkl0 seis "hits" a los Leales; pc
20 JOS los co~nvirtieron en- cua-
ITO @rreraS.
La gaceta., 1943-05-04
LIGA AMERICANA

Nc pudieron efectuarse los dos
.juegos que habia sehalados para
aver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times is publishing such re-
marks and paying 81 for each
published.
Today 81 goes 10 Ellen Lozaron
144S3 Flanders avenue. Her small
nephew, when a victim of the
measles, expressed a desire 10 20
to A show. Told he could not, be-
cause of the quarantine on the
front door, the child urged
Lets go out the back door,
Mail your favorite child's sayings
TO Bright Sayings of Children, De-
troit Times, Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
The Times Daily Crossword Puzzle


f-Rodent.
l-Horse
s-undsrmins.
i2-wandef.
I3-Tint.
it--Nots In Guido's scale.
i5-osIed narrowly.
i7-wood knots.
is-vsntnsted.
7i-Msls nickname
72-Muddls
2t--Redsctors.
2s-Trick
2e-Shower
30--Hard -shellsd seed.
3l-Edttor (abbr).
37-Rebuffed.
35-Mythiesl maid.
Anew: prefix.
3s-Soft drinks.
3e-Feminins mama
ti-Conviues.
t3-Plume
A-Before: prefix.
to-Mountain lakes.
t7-Niche
Obscure
63-Lyrio poem
b-fativs OF Rome
bs-ehslter.
b1-Beam.
bs-Ga1s nxediy.
Wooden times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Connolly Answers

la North America; (b)
Asia; (c) Africa.
Pa No; Oh No - small
planets; (c) Yes.
Balkan, Italy. Spain.
IA Conducting an orches-
ira; tb) Writing novels: (c)
Playing the piano.
0-ts White; OBJ Red; (c)
Black.
6-lal Peacock: (b) Eagle:
(cD Canary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07
Peter and John Leaders in the Church
BRASS TACKs" ON THE SUNDAY sCI.,oL LESSON

u.iv'.l.gr. !ir VA a. ready u talkcl
g.. n,'..'. uUi Ma nu lun2rg ailatu
... .....,.l. 10" "a" longer ash,d l"uI-
al qut...u.. nE va iiru .nId iu.i
"' '"'u..r ihr gurh that J,.u. n..d
!..,.tl..iri nr would Dr.
Il, ...i!'. 81 the multitude ~
r',,N.. ...I'v Of whom r.,, nl,,
'..., i..na 90 distance ru ,'htialr 1t
I' ..'E.. >" ruvlnr were las
...a uut MANY asked what They
..aIu q" I" h" ..tl,d. iuI r,lrs h.td
'...!''d ihcrn with u!.uy au.!>.
.,'l3.. ';r..v" Huura,iN,r ilun rnI.
....'.,t %'uyy.riIun
Repent and Er nap'i.,d." Peter
'.i ih,lG. and many dId -. IA Tact.
49, al" ipIt that about 3.uru -ruls
&C added L. thrU,. MIuv 81 item
.r.urIi'u >t'Idi.sl ~ he tt.Iy
,..I'h. although probably not all
veg" faithful all Then lives.
=" aIr uuH todd a.! the inst NM
ari'' performed b. lt.r apostle alter
J'.u.' death. Peter Iud .l"nn went
80 Tie temple :" ptav al the nin'h
moan. winch would b" al half past
:uul. Ihrr" they AN - hrggar man
Ht!" had been lame .IuCr blth. the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07

i"'rr and John, TIE APOSTLE. ,,.
-'i* great friends They w,Ir ID.
''!.,!hhl". When Pete 3. m,utl.i.'.i
b" lie Act al the Apostles. ,l"iEit
"i'i! tm. They we're native e: e..
..''ir" town. the" had leaned 90,
;..nr' Trad" a$ boy. ana when u...
&!"E mp they were partners Ia ~. ..
nV>= They were al" introduced ..
r.Iai ~ ihr same t!ll.v sad Wei, .....
only among the apostles. Uut L,!a...
cd L. ihr chosen three.
The dav III Pcntrcust iuIud 81.
friends III Jerusalem. and. h.tl inc 90.
""IErG the Holy Ghost. the r,sr.
Their mission. Peter VA" II ,.r:.r,.r i
man from the unr We have .:su..i
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07

.....'' .'.'. A'"hi." educated m,n ..,,
L.'. .';'.. and John we've ,s..r...,
-. g.. ".''it,r,d in the tya,.,ip,. =,
u, 1, !mnir. Tie" m.nIrilrt ana ,l.y.
.t.' i.".nn,rci thai they lad n,.M
with ecu.
ln"y d.c!isd not 20 punl,h r,,.r
.nd I"in further. but tDld them inv
n.U.i nri preach ii Jesus and Ii,s
h:crtlun further, and lien I,r
tr'iu .".
'h' apostles. of cum.c. had ma
i",' Il chewing these ruirl, 81 TIA,
'""ish rri"I"m. They had u hlgh,,
'riuntIrd from God Himself. ru go
Oh preaching the gospel ii Jesus
'nrlst It. rnE a" they should l,y.
Viii, ','.th and vIgor aid wl,nu,i
i'a:. IL! tho sI!i. ~, cu,.n.r bu>
-'rAl Tia" thing which We aa.y.S,cu
.I.i t.,..d 90
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07
BY NEWMAN CAMPBELL.

inc international Uniform L.
:''I "n The above topic ton Mu; So
A'S 2.$-il; 3:l-S. lib i&-2I. .l,
|'"ld"n Text being Acts Alb. Sos.
ALIEN they beheld rh- h.ldur 3: at
f''"! md John, ana had rr.",..,i
mat They We're unleag,tri uud yi.,r-
an' men. they muIN"lird and tl,y
TOOK knowledge ui them tn.i tu,.
h"G been with Jesu.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07

Tobacco barns. brick broodr.. o:
LAMP h!"pder:; can be used Is war.
I'm" measures for producing b.Di..
"rs. reports G. +. Parrish. poultry cv.
tension specialist. n. {. State College
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
By LYNN NISBFT
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In Til" Sir Waller iutpl-RaIeigh

i.."Et,AGES - Some a,s,-,,.,,,.-
. ...... disclosing ~" Apr.l rrpol;
. safe .c.vr.ir collections, h.,..
,.'i.''" iIu entire Drgrragr Ia,
-."..'. =. he - NBC co.aii,S Mat.
r.. " ...'. hard iquu Solo u.".
.H'- -;..v COUNTIES LCuyun,c! &C..
...-" ,-sa ...Iu nal! Ot the 80.
Collection" ::v". bee. sales in ..
g. ',oes amounted - Sl7G,52l. wh!!.
-" HbC store, i@c.udlmg wines sold
by them. Welded only Sla6256. WIN.
-.-d 4" .". ;aI.~.ts and tine. uuI.'..
.a..; SUB. .. .'a:v .yNc: Approx.
.a.''.\ ~ ~-:-g !...y ": tax y.,it
"a..."s 49,. -" tine: months g.: IT,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07

According 10 tui3@ T. Foster, mi
nal hu.bandmm at ". &. State Col.
'cgc. North tmp'ir, hos many i'd
vantage Tor III" production Of spr,n.
lambs, but internal parasites must be
controlled.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07

y. SDP.--CiOS" friends Of Ri hon
Edwin f'.Hick. head Of the Episcop5I
docese of North Carolina. tell this
story on him. Some time ago no had
occasion to call Il hotel and make
reservation for a room. The hotel
ciefK didn't quite understand the
name. When the distinguished cleric
showed up and inquired about some
place 10 sleep. he was politely in
formed that no such reservation was
recorded and the only un0ccupici
room was one reserved for "B. Son
Penie. The bishop said: 81 don't
care now you pronounce il: that
my room. So he went to bed.
READING - Some timid souIe
among newspaper publishers who
nave feared for the future of news
papers. and some propagandists who
nave wished 10 get rid of them. can
ma little comfort in the latest fip
,ircs on newspaper popularity. Dur.
W." wa The American public spent
Soo3 $4,000 for copies Of daily and
sunday newspapers. For magazines
,ney paid S250.O00.0O0 and for books
,hev spent 5000. 900. Expendi.
lures Tor newspapers, not including
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07

TOPS That served rs occasion for
.'r n"..s bureau To- r"iterntr the
'"iad claim that North Carolina
."'d. all .;atcs IN percentage OF
HHt .CIn Dor" population Last en-
30" GHNc about 900 per cent The
an.shing lad up in Delaware. seeing
so many foreigners around him. vas
intrigued by the idea of . State
M1'i" only ON" person out Ui every
~" "'s native uf the land of tn"
'.c"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-05-07

Nh'' Johnny comes marching home again what kind Of
home Will he find? Not which gone seed It's his
nome mat hes fighting for! The home goods
not " IN any way competed with the
fat1onln& all of us spending time Let's
keep them comfortable attractive as We can in the
American tradition Of life.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
North End
News

Mrs. Evelyn Evans Of Elmwood
avenue gave a dinner party in
honor OF Mrs. Maggie Engleman
of ST. Louis. Mo. who is the house
guest OF Mrs. Anna Evans The table
was beautifully decorated with a
basket Of beautiful fresh cut flow
ers A delicious menu was served
from a we'll appointed dinner table
set with cleaning silver and sparkl-
ing crystal. The hostess received
her guest in a charming fall din
ner frock and wore a corsage in a
contrasting color. The guest Of
honor wore a lovely corsase. gift
OF the hostess.
Those present included: Edna
Digs, Rena Minnett, Gussie Stall
worth, Sarah Rogers, Clarice Nor
gan. Anna Evans, Mrs. Jackson and
Lucille Foster, sister Of Mrs. Evans.
Miss Marian Love Of Dclmar en-
tertaned al dinner few OF her
friends al her lovely apartment A
delicious menu was served after
which bridge was enjoyed by all.
The Christian Mothers Sodality
and the Holy Name Society held a
special call meeting in the school
club room on Sunday afternoon
for the purpose OF preparing the
program for the coming bazaar to
De given October II, 10 and 10 at
the 81. Peter Clavcr Community
CeGter. The public is cordially
invited.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
Friends Surprise
Mrs. Gaddy AT Party

In an effort u cheer Mrs A. NJ.
Gsddy. whose husband and son are
both in service. recently seven OF
her friends surprised her with a
birthday party The menu consisted
OF sandwiches, candy. peanuts. tea
and cake. The party was held at
the home OF Mrs. Grigsby. who
called Mrs Gaddy on some fake
pretext, The table was beautifully
decorated with fresh flowers and
when Mrs. Gaddy entered she was
greeted with strains OF Happy
Birthday 10 YOU
When Mrs. Gaddy saw the pres
fents, which had been hidden until
the opportune moment, she received
her second surprise OF the evening
A very nice time was enjoyed by
the ladies. AZ the completion Of the
party, Mrs. Gaddy was very much
cheered up.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
Gaddings
Continued from Page I4)

four Of the little girls working on
the lawn and hedge one day last
week.
We wouldn't be at all surprised
to hear that DAVID HEARD.
and pretty little -. eBETTY ANN
WHEELER -. are engaged. talk
about your wrapt looks. and all
that romantic stuff. you ought to
see them. mo fooling.
The ALFRED HICKMONS SR..
are Growing about their new tap
ROOM. Mrs. H.. says he is proud
Of his wine cellar. We hear that
it is all made of knotty pine and
rustic furniture.
II was so nice OF. RUTH WEBB
TO. help US out with commentat-
ing. Quite job for one person.
Thanks, pal.
So the AKA.s are having a..
GET-TO-GETHER. in the form Of
breakfast on next Sunday morn
ing at the Lucy Thurman Branch
YWCA.
Hope II Is not too late TO thank
BERTHA MADISON SMITH. :.
for her lovely package which we
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
WILLIAM c. CHAMBERS. Plaintiff
VS. No 346- 1874
MINNIE L. CHAMBERS. Defendant

WILLIAM C. CHAMBERS. Plaintiff
VS. No. 346-534
MINNIE L CHAMBERS. Defendant
At q session of said Court held al
the Court House in the City of De.
troit. in said County. on the Sth day
Of August. A D.. l943
Present.: The Hon.
HARRY b KEIDAN.
Circuit Judge
In this cause. II appearing BY affi.
davlt hereto attached. that the de-
PENDANT. Minnie l.. Chambers. cannot
be served by process issued out OF
this court. as she IS not a resident OF
the State OF Michigan. but that she
resides in the City OF Philadelphia
State OF Pennsylvania:
On Motion OF Roxborough and Tai.
laferro. Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the defendant
Minnie L. Chambers. appear and an.
swes the bill of complaint filed IN
this cause. within three months from
the date OF this order. or that said
bill be taken as confessed. and that
this order be published in any news.
paper published and circulating IN
the County OF Wayne. State OF Michi-
gan. and served. according 10 law.
HARRY b, kEIDAN.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy:
CASPAR j. LINGEMAN. Clerk
By Leo Burke. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
Lays Hosts At
Dinner PARTY

Rev. and Mrs. Kemp Lay were
hosts at a pre-anniversary dinner
on Wednesday. Sept. 20 at their
home. The table was centered with
lovely arrangement OF fresh cut
flowers and a delightful dinner was
enjoyed by the guests.
Among the guests who shared In
the celebration we're: Rev. and Mrs
G.. T. Rivers, Mrs. James A. Murphy.
Col. Emanuel De Ali and wife.
Mother 30 Holly Of Birmingham,
Ala: Mrs. Lena Tiggett. Mrs. J. l..
Irving Jr., Dr. S. B. Williams, Mrs
Odessa Erwin Of Birmingham. Ala;
Mother Leila w. Dudley. Mrs. L.
VI. Window Of California, Mrs.
Willie Thomas and Mrs. Matte
Thomas.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
Navy Inductee
Party Honoree
BY GLADYS MILLS

Mrs Hazel Todd. OF 446 Alger,
entertained in honor OF Mrs. Olivia
L. Rankin OF Philadelphia, Pa, and
H. Franklin Brown who left on
Monday, October 4. to enter the
U. S. navy.
Mrs. Todd was hostess at beau
tiful tea with fall flowers and patri-
otto decorations throughout.
Guests who attended were Mrs.
Carl Allan Jones, Mrs. H. Franklin
Brown, Mrs. Dorothy MANILA, Mr.
and Mrs. Griffin Causey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Briscoe, Mr. and Mrs.
Pike Daniel Wilson, Mrs. George
Smith, Mrs. Ellsworth Johnson, Mrs.
Leon Woods, Mrs Charlotte Hill
lard. Mrs. Mary Jeffries, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kendall, Jack Dunlap
George Rucker, John Guiden.
Mrs. H. Franklin Brown is leav-
ing Wednesday OF this week for
Philadelphia where she will make
her home with her sister. Mrs.
Olivia Rankin.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
Pace Settlers
Party Hosts

The elimination OF the Pleasure
Pace Settlers Beauticians Popularity
Contest came Sunday. Oct. 3. with
the presentation OF the three
trophies 10 the winners in the con-
test and the drawing for the winner
OF the SIS War Bond. al the New
Masonic Temple. 275 z Ferry. The
occasion was the reception given in
honor OF the participating beauti-
clans at which Jimmy Davenports
orchestra provided the music.
High point OF the evening came
when Brother James Brown pre-
scented the trophies 10 Nine. Annie
White EAST Side Beauty Shoppe).
first prize winner. Ruby Blair
, tBobbie's Beauty Shop. second
prize winner. and Eleanor Lee
(Bonner's Beauty Shop. third prize
winner. Until this dramatic moment
none OF the beauticians knew who
the winner was. All the votes cast
were brought to the presentation
in sealed bags. and the prerogative
was theirs for any beautician who
doubted the sincerity of the award
to count the votes.
Other leading contestants in
Guided: Miss McGhee, Ruby's
Beauty Salon; Mrs. Marlowe Craw-
ford, Marlowe's Flower Shoppe:
Mrs. Ratcliff, Streamline Beauty
Salon; Mrs. Wallace. Valerias
Beauty Salon; Mrs Crockett, LaMay
Beauty Shoppe; Mrs Darrell, Hud-
son Inn Beauty Salon; Mrs, Jack
son. Streamline Beauty Salon Miss
Eta Irwin, Joc's Elite Beauty
Salon; Miss Peaches Oliver, Peaches
Beauty Salon; Miss McClendon,
Your Beauty Salon; Miss Walker,
Calumet Beauty School; Mrs.
Harding. Pauline's Beauty Salon;
Mrs. lnez Boggs. Bellies Beauty
Salon; Mrs. r. Merritt, Rosetta's
Beauty Salon; Miss Dawson. Sun
beam Beauty Salon; Miss Geraldine
Reed, Artistic Beauty Salon; Mrs.
Allen. Aliens Beauty Salon; Miss
p. Collins, Pollanna Beauty Bay;
Mrs. Griffin. Griffin's Beauty
Salon: Mrs. Bowman. Bowman's
Beauty Shop; Miss L. A.. L. A.
Beauty Salon; Mrs Simril, Simril's
Beauty Salon: Mrs. Mason, Lovely
Ladies Salon; Mrs. Smith. Martha's
Beauty Salon: Miss Imogene Cade.
Delmar Beauty Salon; L. Smith,
Smiths Beauty Shoppe; Miss Betty
Smith, Modern Sanitary Beauty
Shoppe, and others too numerous to
mention.
Guests Of the Pace Settlers spent
the evening inspecting and admir-
ing the lovely and well-apponted
rooms Of the Masonic Temple and
dancing to the tunes OF Jimmy
Davenport's orchestra. The Pace
Settlers were marvellous hosts, seem.
ing to be everywhere at once.
Winner Of the War Bond was
Robert Cherrs, 3402 Brush street,
who can collect his certificate by
contracting Mr.. Holmes, at Ma. 2249.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
The American Beauty
rcial And Art Club

The American Beauty Social and
Art club celebrated her birthday
with Miss Catherine Smith on the
night OF their opening meeting
September 20. Plans are being LAID
for the entertainment OF soldiers
and gifts to servicemen for the hol-
day season. Mrs Beatrice Brown
and Mrs. Iyone Webb were not al
the meeting because OF their alb
sence on vacation. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Roxanna
Dawkins. $40 Mack. All members
and friends are asked to send in
their donations as early as possible
for the fund.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
STATE o FMICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
ERRADEAN WIN BAILEY. Plaintiff
VS. No 346 .65t

ERRADEEAN wM BAILEY. PLAINTIFF
NANCY E BAILEY Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Az session OF said Court held Al
the Court House in the City OF De-
troit. IN said county. on the 18th day
OF August, AID. l943.
Present: The Hon.
JAMES E. cHENoT.
Circuit Judge
In this cause. II appearing by the
affidavit hereto attached that the de-
PENDANT Nancy E Bailey. cannot be
served by process issued out OF this
court. as she is not resident OF the
state OF Michigan. but that she re.
sides IN Walnut Cover. State OF North
Carolina:
On motion OF Roxborough and ITALIA.
ferro, attorneys for The plaintiff.
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant
Nancy F. Bailey, appear and answer
the bill OF complaint filed in this cause
within three months from the date OF
this order. or thai said bill be taken
as confessed by the said defendant
and that this order be published IN
any newspaper published and circu.
lstinz in the County OF WAYNE. state
OF Michigan and served. according 10
law
JAMES z cHENoT.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
CASPAR L. LINGEMAN Clerk
BY w. n SAllA~. n~~AAAS Clerk.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
MARGARET HoLSINGER. Plaintiff
VS..
WILBUR HoLsINGER. Defendant

MARGARET HOLSlNGER, Plaintiff
WILBUR HoLsINGER. Defendant
At session OF said Court held a.
the Court House In the City OF Dc.
troit IN said County, oa the 30th day
IF August. A D. 1913
Present: The Hon..
THOMAS J. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
In this cause. IL appearing by aft.
davlt hereto attached. that the defend
ant. Wilbur Holslnger. cannot be
served by process issued out OF TINS
court, as he Is not a res dent OF the
State of Michigan. but that he resides
N the City OF Richmond. State of In.
diana:
On motion OF Roxborough and ITALIA
ferro. Attorneys for the plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the defendant
Wilbur HolSinger. appear and answer
he bill of complaint flied IN this cause
within three months from the date OF
this order or that said bill be taken
as confessed. and that this order be
published in any newspaper published
and circulating in the County OF
Wayne, and. served. according 10 law
THOMAS MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy:
CASPAR j LINGEMAN. Clerk
By F. Dubey Deputy Clerk