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The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-17

skating dancer; and Miss Ann Lew
is, a guest artist travelling with USO
Camp Shows, Inc. The show was
produced by Pics. Pinkner Webster
and Nyas Berry, the latter being the
former star of the famous Berry
Brothers.
The Band went to town. with,
sweet and swing music Sundays
show found Earldie Hope at the bass
fiddle; Simeon Hatch at the piano;
Earl Williams. at the drums; Will
liam Fleet playing the guitar; How
ard Roberts, Charlie Cooper, and
John Wilson footing the trurnpets;
Jesse Robinson, Steinheart Murray
and Jerry Miller dishing out from
bone melodies; and Harold Frank
lin, Alexander Baker, Leroy Young
blood, and Phillips Brown spelling
fancy notes from the reed section.
After the show the 37th S. S. boys
received some of that good old USO
hospitality with Misses Washington
and Skinner of the USO staff serv-
ing as hostesses 1t. K. L. Johnson,
Special Service Officer for the out
fit, and members of his staff seemed
highly. pleased with the reception
given their entertainers by the USO
audience and staff.
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-17

September 18th, at 500 pm. Capt.
Gordon S. Justus has promised that
the band will give highly interest
ing program for those who attend.
The 37th Special Service Chorus
and Band is scheduled for Sunday,
September 18th, at 500 pm. This
group went over big at Theaters No.
3 and 4 last week and scored again
during a radio broadcast Sunday in
Tucson. 1t. K. L. Johnson, Special
Service Officer, is working with his
staff in planning a typically excel
lent 37th Special Service presenta-
ton for the USO debut of his Com
pany entertainers.
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GALA PARTY HELD AT
SERVICE CLUB NO. 2

Mrs, Parthenia Russell, Director of
Service Club No. 2, assisted by WAC
Privates Constance Herling and Ann
Jones, entertained with a party at
the Club on recent evening, with
all enlisted personnel and their
guests taking part.
The swing section" of the Post
Band furnished the music.
The three hundred and fifty
guests who attended the affair in
cluded WACs, civilian women, and
enlisted men.
Hardly necessary to say, gala
time was had by all
The Apache sentinel., 1943-09-17
Popular Entertainment
Units on USO Calendar

The 92nd Division Band and the
37th Special Service Chorus and or
chestra are scheduled to appear at
the USO Clun WITHIN the next two
weeks, according to an announce
ment by the USO staff.
The 92nd Division Band, rated as
one of the best musical aggregations
in the United States Army, is al
ways a drawing card and is sure to
attract a capacity house when it
appears at the USO Club Friday.
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3zth Special Service Company
Makes Big Hit at USO Show

Appearing before a packed house
at the USO Club Sunday. the en-
tertainers of the 37th Special Serv-
ice Company made big impression
IN program featuring music and
dancing.
Holding the spotlight was the
Company Band, led by Pfc. Vernon
Isaacs. The Band pleased everyone
with its rendition of Might and
Day." When the Lights Go On
Again, "One O'Clock Jump" Red
Bank Boogey,'a and "Bock-a-bye
Basic" Pfc. Brawley Guy, widely
heralded vocalist of the orchestra,
was in his usual form in singing the
first two numbers presented by the
Band.
Pfc. Pinkner Webster, the genial
emcee of the aggregation, turned in
swell job in introducing the fea-
tured performers of the show and in
keeping the audience interested.
Among the acts which he introduced
were comedy stunt by Pfc. Charles
Galloway and Booker Martin; day
room quartet composed Of Pics.
Johnny Ward, Sterling Crosby, Will
lie Robinson, and Edward Stewart:
a versatile dancing trio including
Pics. Leon Robinson, Robert Aiken
and Bucky Ames; Joe Smythe, a
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through extensive foreign travel.
DIR. Gloster From Atlanta


The new program director, DR..
Hugh M. Gloster, comes to USO
from Mcrehouse College and Atlanta
University, where he served as pro-
fesSor of English. A graduate of
Morehouse with high honors, he re-
ceived his Masters Degree at At
lanta University and his Ph.D. at
New York University. At the lat
ter institution he was General Edu-
cation Board fellow during the year
1889 and an Alpha Phi Alpha re-
search fellow during the summer of
1940. Before his connection with the
Atlanta schools he was a member of
the faculty of LeMoyne College. He
is founder and first president of the
Association of Teachers of Language
in Negro Colleges, a member of the
National Advisory Council of Delta
Phi Delta, organizer and director of
the first Negro collegiate verse
speaking chorus to take an extensive
tour and co-editor of THE Brown
Thrush" Q935), anthology of verse
by Negro college students. He has
written many articles on Negro lit
C1oCuIS, dS well dS DOCK on C0e
Negro novel which will be published
this year by a New York firm. He
was elected president of the last
class to take the USO Inter-Agency
Training Course in New York City.
KanSan On Staff
The office manager and program
assistant Of the Club is Miss Suzy
Skinner, VINO comes to Fort Huachu-
ca from Kansas State College, the
Chicago Conservatory of Music, and
Central YNfCA College. At Kansas
State she appeared in a concert re-
cital and in radio broadcaSts. Con-
nected with USO since 1941, Miss
Skinner has served as secretary in
the Clubs at Lort Leonard Wood and
Fort Riley.
This versatile staff is already at
work planning ways in which they
may satisfy the recreational needs
and interests of soldiers, WACs, and
post civilians OF Fort Huachuca.
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ihs natural coaching ability py at
tending coaching schols at North
western, Southern California, and
Ohio: State. Before coming to Fort
Huachuca, he was assistant director
at the Buchanan Street USO Club
in San Francisco.
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Special Service, Activities
NEW STAFF OF FRY USO
CLUB is WELL QUALIFIED

In aout effort give the service and at Fort
uachuca the best possible recreation USO has brought the
cream material the staff of the Club here No member
present staff has been connected with the local Club
than five weeks and have been issued to the
effect that the present staff Already this
has taken steps give clientele the stcas program which
USO desires to promote Fort Fuachuca.
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Director a Fisk Grad

Director a Fisk Grad
The new director is w. P.
Adkins, who holds a Bachelor s
degree from Fisk University
and a Masters degree from
Ohio State University. At Fisk, Mr..
Adkins was a three-letter man, win
ming the coveted "F'' in football,
basketball, and baseball. After grad
uating from college, he accepted the
position cf athletic director and pro-
fessor of political science at Lee
Moyne College, where he remained
from 1926 to 1943. At LeMOyne he
gained nation wide prominence as
a successful coach. His football
team, the Mad Magicians, was one
of the most feared aggregations in
Negro grid circles and bowled over
such elevens as Alabama State, Xav-
ier, MorehouSe, Knoxville, Lincoln
in Missouri, Arkansas State, Fisk,
Talladega, Lane, Alabama A. & NJ,
and Tuskegee. Mr. Adkins enriched
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ihs natural coaching ability py at
tending coaching schols at North
western, Southern California, and
Ohio. State. Before coming to Fort
Huachuca, he was assistant director
at the Buchanan Street USO Club
in San Francisco.
Miss Washington Is Popular
The senior assistant director is
Miss Marian A.. Washington, who
already has endeared herself to the
officers and enlisted men of Fort
Huachuca. Miss Washington is
graduate of Cheyney State Teachers
College and of Temple University
She was scholarship student at the
latter institution. where she obtain
ed her Bachelors degree with ma
jor in social group work. She has
done graduate study at the Univers-
ity of Pennsylvania. Miss Washing
ton has been employed as assistant
supervisor of Philadelphia unem-
ployment surveys, as Girl Reserve
Secretary at the Southwest Branch
of the Philadelphia YWCA, as hand
icraft teacher for the Philadelphia
Board of Education, as associate di-
rector of the USO Club serving Fort
Leonard Wood, and now as assistant
director here. Because of her work
at Fort Leonard Wod she was Sc
Jected to represent the YWCA on a
USO program broadcast nationally
by NBC. During her recent vaca-
tion in Philadelphia she spoke to a
group of 100 young white women
preparing to be USO hostesses.
Assistant From Trinidad
Another assistant director is Rich
ard z. Sobrian, a native of Trini-
dad and a graduate of Cambridge
University, England After coming
to the United States in 1915, he
studied two years in the Ford Mo-
tor Company school for training ex-
ecutives in one of its foreign
branches. Rather than accept a
foreign assignment, however, Mr..
Sobrian enlisted in the United States
Army and served two years overseas.
After the war he returned to this
country as cosmetics manufactur-
er in Detroit. Moving to Chicago,
he became connected with the Lib
erty Life Insurance Company and
served as a representative of the IL
linois Cllildren's Home and Aid So
ciety. In 1925 he went to New
York City, where he worked three
years with the Curtiss Airplane
Company, studied at Columbia Uni
versity, and was a member of the
executive staff of the Gibson Com
nittee on emergency relief work.
Later he was employed as vocational
counsellor at the Central Needel
Trades High School and at the Cen
tral Commercial High School. His
experience h as been enriched
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L''iia Ruth Alexandcr who has
leen here spending tho summer
y l.h her uncle and aunt has re-
iArned 10 Salisbury \. G Lois
Payne AZ colored rirl Who was
employed ~ The Federal Screw.
Works hese defense plant. Was
sfe4 recently She claims she was
dismissed without just cause. be-
reuse She anil another giil were
if}irg % csNcr heir working tai
No with asdhnafes 70 prevent
t.f iishfs fenw saHinE TOO
hiSh'ly She says The foreman
~ nf 4 mr. and ordefcd hr,
IA 80 home Tho flowing do,
Az case was invesiieated BY The
shop Superintendent ana-Anicn o.
lois bnf i vas decided no dir
ference was heirc made hetw,.a
ai'f ami c0iofet workers Ss-
rernienlen ia mas 4 IS rc-
rof.ea said b. didn't want anv
~ 'he colofcd workers 70 feel
tst are be'ng Disseminated
ata.nsi bur tho firing OF he
ratrc cifl was allowed 70 stand.
t q vas cha red she vas TOO
Dish Strung
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LEGAL NOTICES

3 ms.
Present Honorable THOMAS J.
M npnN. Circuit Judge.
u appearing to this couFi from
afiiday, on file that Owens
Naughns defendant herein is not a
resident o. the civ ct Detroi
State q Nishisan bat resides at
Chattanooga Tennessee. address
being 2Gl3 Williams Sireet.
on NOTION or CHARLES b.
BERRY. ATTORNEY far Plaintiff
IN IS ORDERED that TIE De-
PENDANT Owens vaughns. enter
rs appearance IN said cause on
pr before three ga months f,om
ne dale 81 llis order or said
hill viii be taken as confessed
against him and that said order
he published in the Detroit Fri
aune. a newspaper printed and
published AID circulating ia said
County. and copy of the same
be scni 70 the last known address
o' 'he defendant by registered
rail
Tftc~-tS } MURPHY.
cNcIit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAg J LINGEMAN. Clerk
By ARTHtR y JONES.
Deputy Clerk io-e li-ie
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CHELSEA NEWS LEGAL NOTICES

affidavit on hle that after dI;igent
search and inquiry Il cannot be
asce tanned in wha, state or .oun-
try The defendant resides,
Of MOTION or SIMMONS AND
BIB attorneys for plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that a copy OF
This order be published acc srdin 2
10 law IN The Detroit Tribune and
also that COPY Of this order be
sent nv registered mail 10 said
tetvnIant a. his last known adj
dress to vt 59iS 81. Antoine.
he roi' Michigan.
CITY A. MILLER.
circuit Judge
"a True topyl
cAsPAR J. LlNGEMAN. Clerk.
~ a. A. Berger,
r,puw Clegk lo-is- ii-21
simmons and BIbhs. Attorneys
50 Gratiot
STATE or MICHIGAN in the
t1rcult couri FOR the County OF
Na'ne IN Cmncerv
WILLIE H. BrTLER Plaintiff
~ oPHELiA BUTLER Defend
an.
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LEGAL NOTICES

on MOTION Is SIMMONS /.
BlBb. at'osnets ,,,,..... ~
II Is oEpKaeb rs, s''..
Paradise appfsr ia anu s'' =
o"i % nplpiT t.ie8 4 = y
cause within rs mos,1. -
he date Of 'sl, o.te, !. y. h,
hlll will b. ,akc Il ~
against hs 'S'
1T IS FrRrieR oRrrs,,
that a copy - 'i ofdcr /. &
lished accoflins ar +. - \.
Detrei Tribune sra a., ~ |" :
cory q this " fs sen, 4, j,
istercd mail 70 SAT- asr.t5,,' : !.
her lasl known sdlsew a !
ifs " 18Th Sl ses, M
ing'on.
ciAA MILLER
'fssli lita
"a Tfue fopA
cASpAR J Ll>cAHaN. c,.,s
ny a a Re-z
perN'y elffs lait-iig
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NJ. sis.ssse
ORDER or FERTILIZATION

Al q scss n ~ % osra'
IN the Court liorsc " ne C7
or Detroit. County q Ws'ns ~,
or Nichiren on .'ih eN
September AID ioi'
Present r. nose DEWITT
MERRIAM ri-rai' JUDGE
II saiisfactofll' appearing u'.
tho AFFIDAVIT ~ 90 piaifVa -"
file IN ihc aboye rni led r'
that II cannot be aesr'ai'"
what State or COUNTRY ne
fendant. Rcth llniu nov n
sides. bu' thsi tm nsi S''"
address Of the said det'allas' 'sl
SAC Hancock sre't pew
Michigan
on NOTIoN or kl'N
DAVENPORT at'orpo' ior ~
tIff. al
1T Is ORDERED tha' III
Hullm. defendant appear rsI
answer this Fin q compl'l"muu
in this cause within 'hree ron
from Tho dafc ~ This V'o'.
said Bill will be taken -
fessed against hcf .rsrrI
1T IS FURTHER oRpA. y
that q COPY or Sid order ,
TO The lsst known aa'''
the said defendant by '',...,.sI
men ana ~ osss "a f'i,''
re,nrn receipt slfned ty "
feudant f. received lhsi ''
der be published ~ fea''
law. ...,,,a
circuit i'i'
- True Cow -
rAsPAR T. LlNGFNAN'
ny T.. q. NACLT, "a
Clerk w.
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w. sis.Isi
ORnER OF PUBLICATION

A. scssler = said court held
a. lne Court Hoase IN the CITY
n Detroit wayne county on The
sih dsy u September AD 1913
Present Honorable THOMAS J.
MURPHY crcui, Judge.
In this cause s Appearing from
affidavit on Tile that e.tes dill
sent search and inquiry Il cann
le asceriained in what state or
country the defendant resides
oN MOTION or SIMMONS &
BlBB 81; rneys for plaintiff
TT Is ORDERED that Ophe.ia
nuiler appear and answer HE
Bill Of Complaint filed IN ills
cause within three months from
the date Of tais order or said bill
vii he taken as confessed against
ler
IT is FURTHER ORDERED
hat copy q this order be pub
l.shed according 10 lan 10 he
Detroit Tribune and also that
copy of this order he sent by
registered mali 20 said defendant
a. his last known address. 70 Wit
ts7 Avenue s. Bogaluss Louis
lana
THOMAS r. MrRPny
circuit judge
"a True c,pyl
cAsPAR J. I.iNcEMAN. Clerk.
Ply l. G NAJLT.
Deputy Clerk scs ii-s
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No. sis.7oi
ORDER or PUBLICATION

A a session ~ ssid court hcld
a. the Court House in the CITY of
Detroit IN said County Of WAYNE.
on the 18th day Of October AID.
1912.
Present Hon cry a MILLER
Circuit judge
In this cause 4 appearing from
affidavit IN fiie that after dill
gent search and inquiry j, can
no' be ascerfalned IN uhai state
or country The defendant resides.
OK MOTION or SIMMONS AND
BIBB attorneys FOR plaintiff.
1T IS ORDERED that Aurriious
Patton Evans appear ard answer
The bin or complaint flied in ME
cause Within three months from
The da,c n this order or said bin
VII he taken as confessed against
her
ir is FURTHER ORDERED
that copy ~ this order be pub
Hshed according 20 law IN Tho
Detroit Tribune and also that
copy ~ this order be sent by reg
isiered mail o. said defendant AZ
her last known address. 70 Wit
Williamson. Wost Virginia.
CITY a. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
CASPIAN ]. LTNCEMAN. Clerk
Bv A. A berger.
Deputy Clerk. i0-is-ii-27.
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B, MILO cAsro,

Taesday NOV : VIII 20 caun
in ne memory OF every ves.
SIDE cif,rsn vho has The welfare
n Use community % heart. as
one q he mos, Disappointing
days n iheir lives In Eccrse.
{us, As Ia Detroit hate propa-
tarda was spTead throughout tie
kssi Side srd the SIX stocking
sra vhi,e cellar voters vent -
ihe rtlis as never before They
sttfl 20 retain a goyernn,ert
hlch stood f'ai'oo,el and said
i d4 ro' nan faArs erNrse-
oerf yei c-hv PER- cent g, ne
voting pore'afiof AZ laborire
rcoY'e TteN vo'es srains' .hem
selves when ihsy Aeeded ne race
te,e propaganda 7Msh ess
~ cad tv rreirdirei poHl'lars
ard ihis irnAhrfr The -eV s.
rer M iffr was defeated ,f
,he fora'r Norror ~es de
ftsftd 'o- fonr' so EoNer'
y own was $50 defsa'ed 81 re-
,.fCt'c1 81 fhr trrrcit
Rrovns def-a ios 'or ne "a
Ass!ng mar srd re eioret e-
5ers ono ~ ne hs cosnciim
III t.r CSC fac
YhA pr,~ ~ Dtrttc~S ~ Tie
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ORDER or Pt-PII( ALTON

A. a session q said rourt held
IN the Court House IN The CITY
10 Detroit Wayne county. on
this 18th day OF October. AID
le4s.
Present Honorable Gl'Y A..
MlILEEe tseun Judge
Il satisfactorily appearing ffn
ihe Affidavit o. the Plaintiff Oh
f;lc IN The above entitled cause
That The Defendant Israel Ian
is not q resident e, this safe
1T is ORDERED that Israel
Lsu" appear and answer the BIZ,
q cen.palrt filed n This cans,
within ihrce months from vi.
da'e ~ this Order or said Rl
WIN be takon ~ Messed IL rains,
ldm
lr is FURTHER ORDERED
that COW ~ saii order be sent
% ihe lari known address OF
he sail Defendant b. resistcrcd
r,ail ard IN case ia Re-isieted
Eeiurn Receipt sipned ~ me ne.
fcndsnt s. received ~, this
order be published, as required
hv law
"a True ccpy1
CITY a MILLER
c.iSpAR ]. LINcFNAN. Clefl
~ 4 A. BERGER
Deputy clcrt. 10-aO fefi
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LEGAL. NOTICES

paid. return receipt requested,
and tina, a frye ccpy OF said Or
der 10 Appear BY publisu,d ac-
eording to law
GUY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
cAspAis j. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
BY \. A. Berger.
Deputy Clerk. l0-l6-1i -
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NJ. sie.taa
ORDER OF rInIllATl0x

~ a session corr A,s|
IN the Court lloa Is no Van,
un'y RWlalnr p~o., MA.
icfn or hv nn...
Al. Is4s
Pres'n iiuag ctY A..
MILLER Circuit JNse
j. appcarlrr lidass n
M in his iae sbn
namcd plalnt9 DOCS no, sar
ir what Sfie coan,r s|
defendant Il Hicks. reslsx
1T Is oRDrrtD tsi aA T.
f'ndan' Rohc liisGs sreesrsa|
answer he Ml 5aisin, fls|
IN this cause ulaf 'a-ee uontsI
from the date Order Il
said bin ~ t nt siil n
taken ~ conf d aesas, Bin
IT Is FIR lfF 0RDEgrI
thaf a COPY ~ fs 3f 3, @
lishcd ac ordD hR % n
nciroii Trilpn s~ IA
q copy of this q u sem y
Registered Va tta Rsss
Requested. ~ Asa taatan'. EAI
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M 80 93s
ORDER or PTBTICt TION

a. sfesion ~ S1ii Court held
az re County Building 81 the
ciiv Of Detrcii. County OF WAYNE.
state of Michlcan IN t1is
30 day - scniember An is49
Present Honorable DEWITT
10 MERRIAM Circuit Judge.
II appearing 20 this cour, from
ihc affidavit hereto attached tina,
ne defendant named herein Is
rot resident OF The State a.
Michigan. but that she resides IN
he town OF Wa'onea. County OF
blaine, state Of Oklahoma. and
rs such cannot he served with
Process issued ont ~ this Court:
on NOTION or RALPH ".
MILLER. ATTORNEY Tor Inc Plain
iiff he Gin named:
TT is ORDERED: That the
said Defendant Helen Claray an
near and answer the said BILL.
or COMPLAINT. filed IN this.
cause within THREE MONTHS.
80 Months) from the date Of
This order hereof or the same
may be taken as confessed. and
that copy q this ORDER shall
he published as required by law.
In tho Detroit Tribune. News
rrncr nrinfcd aud clr-rniafcd Ia
WAYNE County. State OF Michl-
ran. and that like copy no sent
io the Defendant. At her last
known address. wafonea. Okla
homa.
DEWITT II. MERRIAM.
Circuit Court
"a True Copvl
cAsPAR J. LINGENAN. Clerk.
Ry J.. G NArLT.
Deputy Clerk i0-a H. 20
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John H. Morris. Attorney
9is =. Forest Avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN. III The
Circuit Court ior The County o.
WAYNE IN Charcelv.
DAISY NJ ROBINSON. Plain
IN IS lanes a. ROBINSON.
Defendant
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Simmons & Rlbh. Attorney.
SIS craflot Atenne

STATE or NICfHGAN. in The
Circuit Court for Tho County ~
wayne. IN chanocrv.
HOBERT l.AND0N EVANS.
plainiifi vs. ArREIl.OrS PAT
Ton EVANS Defendant
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El,lu r.. Davenport. siionr
,0lO II. inioine street

STATE OR MICHIGAN j. y
Circnii Court fn trf <
Wrvnc 10 CIV
ELMER IollN iltiiN pst
m VS. RUTH iilIi,N D''sf
arr
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Garsin A Smith. Attorneys
1880 Brush Street

STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit court FOR the County of
Maync in Chancery.
EDNA LANE. Plaintiff, W
ISRAEL LANE. Defendant
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No. 3i..5i1
ORDER OI PUBLICATION

= q session = said court held
a. 'h@ Con- House in the Cts OF
bcftoi' ~ .td County ~ wavre.
an the i-'h day ~ October AID
1872.
Present Hon GtY A MILLER.
Circuit Judge
In ilis cause y appearing from
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YWCA To Hold Annual Week Of Prayer And Felowshm
ECORSE DOINGS

ed me service, Mildred Reddisk
is church reporter
W. Zion Baptist Church
The Rev 4. 6. Stevenson
preached sunday morning from
lie icAt Where are ,hc r.rc
Lake i1tis The discourse Vas
Inspiring Masle wa rendered TX
NE senior ehoir Visitors inclnd-
"a Mr. ard Nrs i'Icmincs Miss
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church
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church santa rirsi Thete FAD
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