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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
Abner A. Tatken. Attorney
QaI0 Monferek Ave

Abner A. Tatken. Attorney
ssIO Monterey Ave.
STATE or MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court for the County % Wayne In Chan
cery
MARY GIDLEY. PLAINTIFF. Va HOW
ARD GIDLEY. Defendant
No. $50
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION
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 goth day Of October. 1919
Present The Honorable VINCENT NJ.
BRENNAN. Circuit judge
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT show
ing that the defendant 10 resident OF
the state ~ Michigan and that process
for his appearance has been duly issued
but the same could not ne served ny rea-
son of his absence from the state or con =
cealnent therein. and that Il cannon be
asccrtained In what state or country the
defendant now resides
1T Is ORDERED that the said d, fen.
dant. Howard Gidley enter hia appear
Ance In said cause on or before three
60 months from the date OF this Order
or the Kil OF Complaint viii he taken
- confessed and that the said order he
published and served ty registered mail
as required by law.
VINCENT NJ. BRENNAN.
Circuit Judge.
cAspAR J LINcEMAN. clerk.
nv l.. G. NAULT.
Deputy Clerk li-.S-i-s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02

A. session Of said Court held In the
County Building on Nov -. 1874
Present; The Honorable THOMAS ].
MURPHY. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by Dndayit on nls
showing that hs--slefendant. Arthur
poscy 10 not resident ~ the State ~
Michigan and that his address In tt17
Ashley Avenue. Berkeley. California:
OK MOTION of Edward NJ Turner
attorney for piaintir:
1T IS ORDERED that the said defen-
fant appear and answer the bill Of com-
plant nied IN this cause within three
months from the date "a this order. OF
the said bill viii be taken a. confessed
sainsi him
1T rs FURTHER ORDERED that .
COW ~ tbs order - published In The
Detroit Tribune newspaper published
IN Wnvne County. Michigan. and aerv ed
according 20 law
THOMAS ,. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge.
a True Copy
cAsPAR T.INGENAS. clerk
nv A. HARGREAVEs.
Deputy Clerk i2-i.-i-75.
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Turner. Edw. ~. Attorney.
400 Heaubien M.

Turner, kuW. Me- Attorney
800 Beaubien ~.
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne in Chan
Gerry.
ANNA MAE PALMER. Plaintiff. va
ARTHUR LEE PALMER. Defendant
No. s36.7I3
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session OF said Court held in the
County Building At Detroit on Dec. II.
1879
Present. The Honorable ROBERT NJ
TOMS Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof o. affidavit on Ole
showing that the defendant. Arthur Lee
Palmer. Is not a resident OF the state Of
MICHIGAN aud that his address 10 sos
ives, 17sth Street. New York, New York
on MOTION ~ Edward 81 Turner
attorney for plaintin
1T Il ORDERED that the said defen-
dant appear and answer the nil Of COM
plant hied IN this cause within three
months from the date OF this order. or
the said hill will he taken as confessed
against him.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that q
Detroit Tribune. a newspaper published
IN Wayne county. Michigan, and served
according 10 law
ROBERT NJ TOMS.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
cAsrAR LING EMAN. Clerk
~ Z W METHOD.
Depgiy Clerk. ia-i9-i-30.
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INKSTER


Pvt Charlie l.. Mckay OF Camp
Butner &c. spent his furlough
with his mother Mrs. Matte l..
johns ~ Williams street
Mr. n. 4. McNeelcy Of Walnut
street is IN az his home
Womack Temple CME
Tho Rev F. A. Sea delivered
the annual Christmas message a.
tho morning service. Christmas
songs we're rendered by the senior
choir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02

Az session 81 said Court held az the
County Building. Detroit on Nov. 6. 1916:
Present The Hon. Dewitt IL. MER-
RAN. circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by aYidavit on nle
showing that the defendant. sherman
Candy. n not resident OF the state of
Michigan and that his address IL Be5
Norih Elgin street Tulsa. Oklahoma.
on MOTION ~ Edward NJ. Turner.
attorney for plaintiff.
TT Is ORDERED that the said defen-
dant appear and answer the bin 81 COM
plant fed IN this cause within three
months from the date OF this order. or
the said hill viii DO taken as confessed
against him.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy or this order he published IN The
| Detroit Tribune. newspaper published
In WAYNE County Michigan. and served
according to law
Dewitt " MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge
q True copyl
cAspAR J. LfNGEMAS. Clerk
| nv =. g. NAJLT.
Deputy Clerk ilsi-l-.
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M. 33t,553
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

A. session OF said Court held in the
City ~ Detroit Nov . lais
Present; The Hon DeWlTT II MER-
RAM. circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing BY afflda-
VI on file that summons cannot be
served herein. because after dligent
search and inquiry IL cannot be ascer-
tanned IN what State OF Country the said
defendant resides;
II il ordered that he appear herein
within three months from the date OF
this order or the bill OF Complaint died
herein may he taken IS confessed. and
that this order be served and pubiishe ed
according 10 law. and copy thereof
mailed 90 the defendant at his last
known address
Dewitt II MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge.
q True Copy)
cAsPAR !. LlSGEMAS. Clerk.
Py l.. q. NATLT,
Deputy Clerk 117i-i- :
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RIVER ROUGE
By BENNIE CASwELL, Jr.

The Go-Gcttors club met al the
home OF Mrs. White last Monday
night. Dec u Many lovely gifts
we're exchanged 4 very delicious
elmer was served The menu
consisted OF roast chicken. dress
ing. hot rolls. potatoes. ice cream
and pop The club will meet again
Jan II al the home OF the presi-
dent, Mrs, F. Ratcliff
Miss + Copeland. daughter Of
HE Rev and Mrs. f. c. Copeland
has returned from West Virginia
State college TO spend the Christ
mas holidays with her relatives
and friends
Miss : jenkins. daushter OF
Nly and Mrs. loo Jenkins has
returned from Fisk university TO
snerd tho Christmas holidays with
her relatives and friends
Mrs " Love of S5S Folk
street was hostess AZ delicious
dinner SUNDAY The menu con-
sisted OF turkey. hot rolls string
hsans. candied yam swee, pota-
toes. beets. Fruit salad. cranberry
sarcc, and fruit cake Guests from
Iuksier were Mrs Patterson Mr.
Robinson croaiha and Martha
ru'lcr. Mr. and Mrs T Lacy
Mr. and Mrs Jackson. Geraldine
Noars ara Mrs + Henderson %
River Rouco
Union Baptist
The Union Baptist SUNDAY
school was reviewed hy the pas
TOR the Re, l.. c Copeland The
hrisimas program was huge
success GIFTS were receives BY
punils and teachers
The Rev Nr o7rilnA spoke
SUNDAY mornirS from 81 Luxe
. Is "And they found N.ars lo-
Seph and The Babe "a Tho mans
rer one person was adj 10
The church membership Tho
Young Peoples choir sans
Watch wee'ieE sorry. e~ NAl
be held AZ The church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02

Al session OF said Court held In the
cry OF Detroit Nov. = i9ie
Present. The Hon. DcMtTT IL MER.
RAN. circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing by AFFIDAVIT
on file that after diligent search and In
quir, summons cannot he served on de-
PENDANT. and that Il cannot be asrertain-
"a IN MAJ state or Country the said de.
PENDANT resides
II 10 ordered that he appear herein
within three months from tho date OF
this order or the bin OF Complaint nled
herein may re- taken as confessed. and
l. Na' 'sis csder be served and published
according 81 law. and a copy thereof
mailed 20 the defendant at his las,
known address
Dewitt II MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
- True Copy,
cAsPAn J lfNGEMAN. Clerk
~ =. 6 NArLT.
Deputy Clerk 1i:i--i-.
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levi. 4 RowIstie. Attorney.
1900 ~. Antoine ~.


STATE OF MICHIGAN In the circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne In Chan
Gerry.
LURTNE DANIELS. Plaintiff vs..
THOMAS DANIELS. Defendant.
No. s3b.G5a
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. session ~ said Court held ~ the
curt House IN the City OF Detroit on
Nov IL. 1919
Presept, Non DswfTT " MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof BY AFFIDAVIT show
ing that ~ cannot be ascertained IN what
state or country the defendant nov re-
sides ana his present Whereabouts n
unknown. that hia last known place OF
residence was 70. Box sof. CITY ~
Hlgh SPRING. County Of Alachus end
State ~ Florida
OK MOTION OF LEWIS. ROwLETTE
a BROWN. Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
1T IS ORDERED That the said defen-
dant enter his appearance IN said cause
on or before Three f3i months from the
date Of this order, o. the bill Of COM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02

4
Al session OF said Court held A. IN.
Court House in the city OF Detro,, in
said County and State on the 10th day
Of Dec, 1912
Present. The Honorable ROBERT AZ.
TOMS. Circuit Judge
on reading and hling the AFFIDAVIT
hereto attached from which II appears
that the defendant. HENRY RAMIEg
In not a resident Of Detroit. Michigan
hut when last heard or and from resided
At ileo Linwood Street. Toledo, Ohio:
therefore,
on motion OF Edward A. Simmons. at
torney for plalntiff.
1T rs ORDERED that the defenda nj
appear IN this cause within three az
months from the date hereof either an
ure 10 do so will cause his default 10 be
taken
AND 1T rs FURTHER ORDERED thar
copy OF this order be- published In The
Detroit Tribune. a newspaper printed
and published IN the County OF WAYNE
state OF Michigan according TO law.
MD 1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that
COPY ~ this vrder, together with a COW
of The AFFIDAVIT upon which n IL found
ed. be served upon the defendant ~ his
last known place ~ address 1ie0 lin
wood street. Toledo. Ohio. by registered
mail return recent demanded.
Ard All of which foregoing fs 90 or
dered.
ROBERT NJ TOMS.
Circuit Judge.
"A True Corvl
CAsrAR } llNGEMAN. CLERK.
nv l.. q >AtLT.
pepu'E GERS. i2-is-i-3 30.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Chas. Campbell. Attorney
22I frsktne 81.


STATE or MICHIGAN circuit Coert
fcr the county ~ WAYNE IA chaneery.
ANNE PORTER. Taintin. vs. JAMES
PORTER. Defendant.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
~ session % SAL court held m the
City - Detroit Nov. - 1919
Present The Hon THOMAS J MIR
rHY. circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing hy afita-
VI on nie that summons cannot be sety-
- IN defendant because after diiinent
soar and inquiry. q cannot he asccr-
'ainsd in What state ~ Country he re-
tes
II IL ordered that he appear herein
within three months fr'tn the date Of
this order or the hui 81 compliant nlel
herein be taken confessed. and
that this order he served and published
ACC ordinE 20 lave. and a cory thereof
mailed to the defendant at his last
known address
THOMAS y MURPHY.
Circuit Judge.
4 True Cory,
rAsPAR ! IINGEMAS. Clerk
~ T. 6 NArLT.
ncrtuy clerk. l2-i2-i.:5.
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News From Ann Arbor

AZ the Dunbar center. As usual
the affair was very we'll attend
ca. and this in spite Of very
crowded program. was very ell
iOxahlp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
Edw. ". Turner. Attorney

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne In Chan
cory
JOHNNIE rosEY Plaintiff. vs. AR
THUR POSEY. Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
cha.. Campbell. Attorney

STATE or MICHIGAN Circuit Court
for the County % Wayne IN Chaneery.
ANNA GApDN. Plaintiff, vs. OSCAR
GADpY. Defendant
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Edw' ", Turner; Attorney

STATE or MICHIGAN in the circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne in Chan
Gerry
MYRTLE NAE CANDY. Plaintiff, vs.
SHERMAN CANDY. Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
LEGAL NOTICES
ROBERT NJ. TONS.
Circuit Judge

/ "a tue COPY
CASPAR ]. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
By 4. W. METHOD.
Deputy Clerk.
l2-2s-2-s
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Court for the County ~ Wayne In Chan
Gerry.
NELSON EVANS. Plaintiff. vs. RUTH
EVANS. Defendant
No. s3S.536
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ session OF said Court held IN the
Wayne County Building IN the city Of
Detroit. IN said County and state on the
9th day o. November. Al. 1879
Present The Hon Dewitt n MER.
R1AM. Circuit Judge
In this cause. II appearing by anida
VII on hle that after dilieent search and
inquiry ~ cannot he aacertained IN what
state or Country the defendant. Ruth
Evans resides and thai her last known
address vae 2ti2 Avenue y South, Birm-
inRham. Alabama.
ON MOTION or JOHN r. MORRIS.
attorney for above plaintiff
Ut Is ORDERED that said defendant.
Ruth Evans. cause her appearance 20 be
entered IN this cause within three ca
months from the date ~ this order ~
the hin Of Complaint nied herein MAJ
AND 1T ~ FURTHER ORDERED
that said order be published and a copy
thereof served upon defendant BY regis.
tered mall as reQuired BY law.
Dewitt n. MERRIAM
Circuit tudEe
rAsr'K IIScEMAN. CLERK
~ NtILT,
Deputy Clerk. ti-si-i.a
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Chas. Campbell. Attorney
S2si Ersklne

STATE OF MICHIGAN Circuit Court
Tor the county Of Wayne IN Chancery.
NORA MORRISON. Plaintiff, vs. HEN
EY MORRISON. Defendant
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Bledsoe 4 simmons. Attorneys.
i3Oa broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN In the c,rcua
Court for the County Of Wayne IN Chan
Gerry.
MARTHA RAMfES. Plaintiff. vs. HEN
RY RAMIES. Defendant
Evening star., 1943-08-25
.UFWA Seeks Voice
In Congress Through
Legislative Clubs

Organization of 20 State legislative
clubs here under auspices Of the
Congress of Industrial Organiza-
tions is in line with the CLOS ma
tional policy of setting up commu-
nifty councils to enlist support for
the strengthening of the war effort
on the home front. Daniel Schwartz,
president of the District of Colum-
bia Council, United Federal Work
ers of America (CIOD, said today.
The clubs will not be limited to
UFWA members exclusively, Mr..
Schwartz said, although the CIO
will form the nucleus of the various
units.
The basis for the organization of
these clubs" Mr. Schwartz said, lis
the great number of Federal workers
IN Washington who vote back home
and have never had any direct way
of expressing their views to Con-
gress on matters affecting them
selves. These clubs will maintain
ties back home and help break down
existing barriers
Congress members will be invited
to club meetings and, in turn, clubs
will send committees to Capitol Hill
to express their views on proposed
or pending legislation. The organi-
cations, however, will operate within
the limits of the Hatch Act, which
prohibits participation in political
election campaigns, Mr.. Schwartz
said.
1t is expected that clubs for all
States will be set up shortly. Tenn
porary chairmen for the 20 clubs al
ready established are: California.
Miriam Waybur; Connecticut, Frank
Adams; Illinois. Nancy Blaine;
Iowa, Marjorie Youngdale; Kansas.
Ray Miller; Louisiana, Frances Pot
ter; Maryland, Ruth Schein; Mas
sachusetts, Walter Quinn; Michigan,
Robert Hurley; Minnesota, Dorothy
Bailey; Nebraska, Lucille Corder
and Kathryn Werner, co-chairmen:
New Jersey, Alexander GAM; New
York, Kenneth Baker; Ohio, Helen
Grundstein; Pennsylvania, Kay
Lutz; Rhode Island. Foster Ray
mond; Tennessee. U. T. Miller; Tex
as, Frances Bass; Virginia, Robert
Sherman, and Washington, Norman
FriSch.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Mrs. Charles D. Rhodes
Dies at Home Here

Mrs. Mary Counselman Rhodes
rs, wife Of Maj. Gen. Charles d.
Rhodes. died at her home in the
Westchester Apartments yesterday
after long illness.
Daughter of 1t. Col. Jacob n
Counselman of the 1st MARYLAND
Cavalry, Mrs. Rhodes was born in
Baltimore just after the Civil War.
Married December 2, 1890. Mrs
Rhodes accompanied her husband
to Army posts in the West, the
Philippines and Hawaii.
Mrs. Rhodes is survived by her
husband, two brothers, Mai. Gen
Henry w. Baird and Alexander s.
Baird of Bala-Cynwyd. Pa; one
sister, Mrs. Edith c. H. Danielson.
wife OF Brig. Gen. C. H. Danielson
and one nephew. 1t, Col. Ole w
Danielson, stationed at Fort Ben
ming, Ga.
Funeral services will be at 2 pm,
tomorrow in Arlington Cemetery
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Dutra Says Brazil Plans
Aid in Postwar POLICING

BY the Associated Press
SECOND ARMY FIELD HEAD
QUARTERS, in Tennessee, Aug.
25.-Brazil will take it's place in
actual combat across the Atlantic
in the near future and is preparing
plans for participation in the po-
licing OF the postwar world, Maj.
Gen. Eurico Gaspar Dutra, Bra
lillian Minister of War, said last
night at a press conference.
The Brazilian Army is increas-
ing daily" Gen. Dutra declared.
I'VE are preparing an expeditionary
force to send overseas just as soon
as it possibly can be arranged. We
are preparing for an offensive war,
to fight side by side with other
United Nations"
After the war" the general
added, Brazilian troops will be
available for inclusion in an inter-
national police force or any other
medium United Nations employ to
prevent Axis countries from re-
arming and causing future wars"
Evening star., 1943-08-25
1n Mrntnrtattt

dsso'fd sTsnaneha A MARrHn X Il nsP0fy E cHbs Il 81
today, August IS 1880. '''' '~' N'S "s'
r,,r, Never shall cease to miss you.
AMANDA v. RILEY.
ing memory of Bishop ABEL s. DECKER
sso today Ausqst IS, n'i a55 s efn H is SefIi st
HIS HISS wDoW TD NH MRS. efTse FLoRERcE 81 zee G. p1cKER
SON. 1915 Duncan st. ne.
~ HARRIS HARRIS, WILLIAM B; In loving re-
HAR R5o apa pass.d oaF dn one
year aEo today, August %, 942.
COD say the road was getting rough,
The hills hard to climb:
He gently closed his loving eyes
HIS WIFE AND cH1LDREN.
KING MARGARET DONALDSON. In
MRaAE M S nf 2TS 81 OK Ka desF Who %Sths de
parted TINS life one year ago today. Au
gust 25. 1912.
One long and lonesome year has passed.
Aithoueh 1ond memories keep you ever
But to know you are free from pain and
with dad at last
Lends US courage to face life alone,
HER sSSTSd SGSHILbSEss NH HELEN KING AND OLGA
DRAM, EDWARD W. AND ALTA NJ.
II memory of my parents, EDWARD W.
DRAM, who passed away two years ago
today. August %. 1871. and ALTA M
DRAM who passed away eleven years aso
July 90 1882
There is only a step between
LONELY DAUGHTER. MARIE
sORIVI, Y0LANDA. In sad but loving
memory OF my beloved daughter. YOLANDA
SORIVI, who departed this life eleven
wears ago today, August 25. 1882.
Gene. but never to be forgotten
MOTHER.
SCHLOSBERG, HANK. Died twenty-nine
years ago today. August 25, 1914.
Faithful and honest in all his ways
Devoted and true to the end of his DAYS;
Loving and gentle, patient and kind
What beautiful memory he left behind
SCHLCFBERG
VAIL, CARRIE BERTHA loving
tribute TO the memory of our dear, Sweet
Sue" CARRIE BERTHA VAIL tnee Frink).
beloved wife. DAUGHTER and sister who
went away so Unexpectedly six years ago
today, August IS. 1897
in our hearts your memory fingers,
You were loving. kind and true:
There is not day that passes
That we do not think of you.
NOM POP, BERT AND GRANNY"
While you rest in peaceful sleep.
Your memory ! shall always keep.
DEVOTED HUSBAND. BUD, .
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Georgetown and {. u.
To Train Soldiers

Georgetown and Catholic Uni
versitieS are among "a colleges and
universities which the War Depart
ment announced today are being
included in arrangements for ex-
tension of the Army's special train
ing program next month.
The program is rapidly approach
ing the goal originally set by the
War Department-150,000 soldiers in
training at any one time. At pres
ent more than 100000 men in uni
form are taking courses, in addi-
ton to $4,000 who are at reassign-
ment units where final determina-
ton is made on admittance to the
program.
Catholic University will partici-
pate for the first time on Septem-
Der l3, when soldiers will receive
training in basic studies.
Contracts also have been nego-
tiated with IS institutions already
participating in the program for
additional field study next month.
Georgetown is included in this list
and will train men In the basic
phase.
A reclassification or star unit
has been located at Georgetown
since last spring. Upward of 1000
men are now taking refresher
courses at the college preparatory
to being assigned to other institu-
tions. In addition, the school of
foreign service is training $50 men
under a separate arrangement in
foreign language and area studies.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Charles J. Killer, II,
To Be Buried Tomorrow

Funeral services for Charles J.
Killer, 72, who died Monday at
Providence Hospital, will be held at
1:3o pm. tomorrow at his home
9o6 Spring street, Silver Spring, Md.
An additional service, with the
Rev. Frederic Wenchel officiating
will be held at 2 pm. at Christ
Lutheran Church, Sixteenth and
Gallatin streets NV, and burial will
be in Glenwood Cemetery.
A native of Washington, Mr.. Killer
is survived by three daughters, Mrs.
James N. Hall of Washington, Mrs.
Maury J..Kreamer and Miss Audrey
M. Killer of Silver Spring; a sister.
Mrs. Barbara Keller of Washington.
four grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Mrs. Hend|ey 10 Give
Suffrage Mementoes
To National Museum

Mrs. Anna E. Hendley, civic leader
and for many years a champion of
national representation for the Dis
trlct, tomorrow will present to the
National Museum relics of the battle
for womens suffrage 25 years ago
Mrs. Hendley has banners carried
IN suffrage parades in New York and
the gavel used by Susan B. ANTHONY
to open many womens conventions.
These relics will be presented by
Mrs. Hendley to the director of the
museum, Alexander Wetmore, at IL
am. tomorrow Civic leaders have
been invited to the ceremony.
Mrs. Hendley is member of the
original National American Women's
Suffrage Association and was a.
delegate to the victory convention
held in Chicago in 1920 to celebrate
granting of the vote to women in
every part of the Union except the
District of Columbia She is a founder
of the Society of Natives and is one
of the original members of the
Citizens Joint Committee on Ma
tional Representation, headed bv
Theodore w. Moves.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
DrathH

SSS SH@Afh5 ;ssS s #s;sS:5
Services at the S, 4 Hin Hn2s = CO oehTaeke funeFsi
home, home. 2901 14th st. NV, on Thursday
august 26 at pm.
l943, at her residence, l03 H ST. NV. IDA
Rosa s Predd hpssf Pesr Fys5 Ehe HenTy Eenss
Johnson Idora Prophet and and Elkin sasnnsh ciemoni
sne a15o ieayes ten sIandchildren three
Notice Of Of funeral neral later. Services by the
Stewart funeral home.
Ausa1 SMITH i! Et4IzAsEdH FIX b D4,ndo 9n ggnasy
beth SMITH the beioVed wife wife of a-F4A Fred
4. Smith and mother. of Mrs Raymond
PrSsa stsatsf' Gs9Fgf s stad'lsr and 1t. Julian
funeral home, 3ist and N sts, 'G NV. 0o on n
ATlngton Al NstionsI cemetsr9 i9,fImee. ofiando'
SMITH: DIR. c. RICHARD On Tuesday.
Eizabeth n smith and and brotRer ntRePo Of Pi MIS- s
seDh sci SqEni smith Of Of fex New Haq ye @ na Jo
redi resting st the S H Hines Co. funeral home,
Friday Ausust 9 aG0Ee at fuaeTa fbsnse home on IN
St. Matthews Cathedral. Rhode Island ave
81 ed at aSe am nv" inefmsnt shsTs ssv Y Hsvep be
Conn. oS
sMITHsoN. NORMAN H. On TUESDAY.
August "a, 1a43, NORMAN H sMfTHsON'
39e1oveo nusnand Of Naomi Smithson and
lane nasner q, Of MRS. Louise Oakley of Rich
Friends may call at 43s New Jersey ave.
Sc. where services will be held on Thurs
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etefy. tRlchmond Va, papers please copyD
THOMAS. MILDRED l.. On Monday.
6enca 6Augast X ly45, at 9:20 am; at her resi-
THOMAS, wife Of william william Y G WiIi2na1 Thomas. s.
Robert T. Giyens and cousin OF Gertrude
Notice of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
by w. Ernest Jarvis '''
Wake. MILDRED On Monday An
gust gus - %, 1913 I943: MILDRED Wake, daush.
Marie Ballard, Flosse Wilson, Ollie MackeiI
Dorothy Irving. Maseo and Luke Wake.
remains RESTING at the Malvan & Schey fu-
Funeral from Florida Avenue Baptist
Shurch Thursday. August 26 at / pm
R Rev R. L. Rollins officiating. Interment
Tuesday August "a. / 943, at her residence.
wXTsoN oef bsovsd ap wife ANNA Of Arthnr MAY
and josephine Rencher and sister of Mrs.
Lucy Clements and Mrs. Rosella Fogarty.
Friends may call at the Lee funeral
services will be held on Friday, August 81,
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 26
WIGMoRE, EMMA H. v. On Sunday,
f. V wioMoRE, A. widow ih5sSso Of it! Col EMMh Johh
Burial at Arlington National Cemetery
on SATURDAY, August 2s. at 3 pm. Services
at the grave