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Calendar ofComiing G"enb
TUESDAY. MAY u

43RD ANNUAL Kings Daughters County Convention at the
Methodist church. beginning D.
ST LOUIS Meow, in st Louis cubrooms
votions in the church at 7:45
YOUNG WoMEN's Episcopal League, the parish house,
MOUNT CLEMENS Past Marons of OEs pot luck dinner
Masonic Temple, at $50
"HoSoEVER CLASS, pot-luck dinner in Gilbert Memorial
Church recreation room, at $50
RUNNIAGE SALE in Krauseneck building sponsored by
BEGINNERS CLASS in Theosophy, in club
Theatre building. at p
CLEMENS MOTHERS CLUB Red Cross Unit at the school,
LADIES AUXILIARY of FOE in Aerie hall atspm
PAGODA TENTsHIvE Maccabees in Barron hall at p M
YOUNG WOMENS Auxiliary of Zion Evangelical church.
mother daughter banquet parlors al p m.
RED CROSS Surgical Dressings, of Peters parish
in Mount Clemens High school, to
WEDNESDAY,, MAY Il
ZION MISSION SOCIETY at the parish house, at
GRANT PTA, at the school, at 7:45 p m.
HARRISON CIRCLE of Kings Daughters at Harrison Town
TWELVE bellies at the home of Mrs Wayne Phillips Clair
GAMES PARTY in &c hall sponsored by Knights Column
VETERANS of Foreign Wars Veterans hall p m.
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY in Zion Evangelical Church din
ing room sponsored by Fdelis Circle, at p. m.
IN HIS NAME CIRCLE of Kings Daughters at the Of
Mrs. Jacob Hoffman, South Walnut street, at 23O m.
THURSDAY, MAY l3
CIRCLE THREE Dorcas Society Evangelical parish
RUMMAGE SALE in Krauscncck building sponsored by ST.
GROUP THREE, wsCs of Methodist Church. the
Mrs Milo Warner 1877 North avenue.sat 2;3o p.
LOYAL WORKERS CIRCLE of Kings Daughters
home of Mrs. Martin Ross at p. m.
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY, at the home Of Mrs n
f. Moore. 1872 Washington, at p. m.
GAMES PARTY Veterans hall, by VIEW
and Auxiliary at $50 m.
FRATERNAL ORDER of Eagles. in Acrie hall, at p.
CHEST CLINIC in Kings Daughters Health Center, to
800 p.
ST. Meow Rcd Cross work at St Joseph's
hospital. at IL a. m
RED CROSS for Masonic Service Cadettes Masonic
hall, at 100
RED CROSS Sewing Unit Harrison Town hall; 10 a m to
MISSIONARY SOCIETY Of Gilbert Memorial Baptist Church.
at the home of Mrs. Conrad Lcmp, 326 North
avenue, p. m.
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE of Kings Daughters
home of Mrs Joseph Matthews l43 Clinton street,
GIRLS OWN CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters, the of
Mrs. Sydney Tinker, 116 Floral at m
CARRIE LUNGERHAUSEN Society dinner the Methodist
Church, $50 p m.
ROYAL. NEIGHBORS, at Barron hall, at 8 D. m.
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X UEh the Color, X

MRS. EDWARD PELTIER of
pr North Walnut street has re-
ceived word from her son, Louis
c. Wriska, fireman first class,
USN, who has arrived safely in
North/Africa. His brother, Pvt.
Albert Wriska is stationed at
Washington, ID. c., and he also
has an uncle, Warrant Officer
George WriSka, who has served
10 years in the Navy and is now
on duty in the Atlantic.
PVT. EDWIN TAYLOR. JR.
has been promoted to the rank of
corporal at Camp Sutton, N. C.,
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Taylor. % Moross avenue,
have learned.
p V r., DONALD hartley
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto X.
BARLEY, has been transferred
from. Camp Robinson, Ark. to
the West Coast Training Center
of the Army Air Forces al
Santa Ana, Calf.
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State Of Michigan In the Office OF tho
Dram Commissioner Of the County OF
Macomb
In the Matter OF the West Drain.
Notice Is Hereby Given. that on The
9th day of April 1913 a petition was
filed with the undersigned County Dram
COMMISSIONS for the County Of Ma
comb praying for the Deepening. Clos
ing with tile and relaylnc 10 grade Of
existing tile and cleaning for the entire
length of West Dram.
That upon the 3oth day of April 1913
the undersigned filed with tho Honor
able Joseph V. Trombly Judge Of Pro-
bate petition asking for the appoint
ment of a Board OF Determination,
That said Judge of Probate having APP
pointed William G. Moore OF New Bal
timore, Henry Van Hoeck OF East De-
troit and Arthur Prichs of Sterling
Twp. as such Board Of Determination.
Now. therefore, said Board VIII meet
al corner offAvalon Ave. and Helen Ave
in part OF Second Concession OF +. G.
657 and 276 Lake Twp on the 20'h day
NJ May i943 AZ 1900 O'Clock in tho
forenoon Of said day 20 determine the
necessity OF West Drain
Therefore, all persons municipalities
and highway officials interested IN the
proposed West Dram are requested 10 be
present II they 20 desire
Dated at NJ, Clemens this 5th day Of
May 1913.
WILLIAM HARPER
County Drain MommiS-
sioncr of the County Of
Macomb
May ll-i8-M-L
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Few Violations
Mar BIaltkout
Single FIosront
Cose Revealed

Michigan's m ost extensive
test blackout Of the war. a dark
cning Friday night Of seven
southeastern counties, with g
100000 inhabitants, was hailed
by Civilian Defense officials to-
day as an apparently complete
success.
Harold Lindsey. commander
of Civilian Defense IN Mount
Clemens. said violations were
few and none fragrant The new
alarm system caused a minimum
of confusion. he said, and SIR
ems were clearly au q b ! e
throughout the city.
Nearby Selfridge Field Joined
in the blackout as did all of Ma
comb County. Acting under m
structions. war plants continued
to hum during the blackout
Only one flagran, violation
was reported in the city Troop
ers from the Center Line State
Police post arrested Ray Spauld-
ing, of 1886 Roscmont. Detroit
who, the troopers said, insisted
on driving his car during the
blackout
Spaulding will appear before
Warren Township Justice Ed
ward Kenny Monday on charges
of violating the blackout ordin-
ance.
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EDITORS NOTE; For reasons Of Sc
curity and because of lsck Of space. full
addresses of those In the armed forces
cannot be printed in this column.
AVIATION CADET Lehn j.
Potter is home from his training
post at Berea. 0. TO visit his
mother, Mrs. Clayton Fuller of
North Walnut street, and his
aunt, Mrs. James Hufstedlcr
who is a patient IN ST. Joseph 5
hospital.
PFC. NORMAN I. GAVE who
has spent a nine-day furlough
with relatives here returned
Sunday TO Camp Banding, Fla.
LAWRENCE RAY MON ID
TREMLETT will leave Thursday
for New York where he will en-
ter service in the Coast Guards
He is the second son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Tremlett of Harrison
township,
CORP. FREDERICK GEM
MER has returned to his post at
Moody Field, Valdosta, Ga, fol-
lowing a l5-day furlough spent
here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. CONNER Will remain as
the guest of her husbands par
cntS, Mr. and Mrs. a b. Gem
mcr. until her mother, Mrs
George pingcl, RECEIVERS from
her recent operation at Wom-
ans Hospital. Detroit.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. Jn the Office
OF the Diam Commissioner OF ,hc Coan-
" OF Naconb
II ne Mater Of the smih-Bal.lrd
DRAM
Notice is Hereby Given. that on the
20th " Of Apyl 1915 ID petition VS.
filed Witl nc Undersigned County Dram
Commissioner for The County OF Ma
comb Rraylng for Locatng Establish
ing and Construction of Smth-Ballard
Drain
That upon the 28th day Of April 1913
the undersigned filed with the Honor
able Joseph V. Trombly. Judge OF Pro-
bate a petition ASKING for the appoint
mont OF Board OF Determination;
That said Judge Of Probate having
appointed Fred BrcltmcNCr, OF Nj.
Clemens. Michigan, stephen r. Her
derson, OF East Detroit. Michigan, and
Fred LaGodna OF Shelby Township as
such Board OF Determination.
Now. therefore. said Board Will meet
~ SW corner Of Jefferson ( Ballard
Rd In r c COZ Harrison TWP. on TIE
l8th day of May 1913. 80 II % O'Clock
n the forenoon OF said day 20 deter
mine the necessity Of Smith-Ballard
Dram.
Therefore III persons. municipalities
and highway officials interested in the
proposed Sml'h-Ballard are requested
TO bc present II they 50 desire
Dated ~ Mount Clemens this 10Th day
WILLIAM HARPER
County Drain Commit sioncr.
OF the County Of Macomb
May Ain Il.
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CHARLES SCHMIDT of An
Choir Bay Shores, upon his Both
birthday anniversary Sunday. A
family gathering Sunday honor
cd him. with his eight children
and more than 20 grandchildren
gathering at his home. Out-of-
town visitors were Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Schmidt and family, De-
rot; Mr.. and Mrs. William I'm
dcrWood and family, Dearborn;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bobcean
and family, Waldenburg.
RALPH KANDT, who was
seven years old Sunday Son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Kandt,
2l9 South Gratiot avenue. he
entertained II friends Saturday
at a party in celebration.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY
HARRY STREU of 80 MoroSs
avenue, whose second wedding
anniversary was Friday.
MRS. WILLIAM SCHULZ
WITT, 1873 Bcyne street. upon
her birthday anniversary tomor-
row.
JOAN ULLRlCH. daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Russell w Ullrich,
is celebrating her l7th birthday
anniversary today.
MIR AND MRS. VINCENT
HAZARD, who will observe
their seventh wedding annivers-
airy Wednesday, May -.
MRS. RAYMOND LORWAY,
whose birthday anniversary was
Monday.
RICHARD REMER Of North
avenue, whose birthday ami
ycrsary was Saturday A fami-
~ dinner at the Stockholm in
Detroit celebrated the occasion
on Sunday.
CLAYTON r ROSSO, 1897
ST Clair road, Harrison town
ship, on his birthday anniver-
sary Monday.
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JOSEPH p. BUTKE, hus-
band of Mrs. Viola Butka of Ar
mazda. has arrived at the u. s.
Naval Training Station at Great
Lakes. III. He is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Butke, Is Wells
street, Mount Clemens.
RAYMOND SEEK. seaman
second class, USNR, is homo on
nine day leave from the u. 5.
Naval Training Station at
Great Lakes, Ill. He is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward SEEK, 1T Beyne street.
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Dancing Club Set
for Costume Porty

A VICTORY GARDEN cos
tune party is planned for
members of the Dancing Club,
on Friday evening, May IA. The
party Will take place at Harri-
son Town hall beginning at 10
o'clock.
Committee for the event will
include Mr. and Mrs. Alvin W.
Hameister. Mr.. and Mrs. Macon
Trabue, Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt
Friedeburg, and DR.. and Mrs
Rufus Reitzel.
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Legal Notices

FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT
GAGE ASSOCIATION cor
poratou ORGANIZED and exist
lnE pursuant 20 Title III OF
tho National Hous.ns Act. as
amended. AsSIsnee OF MOgtgagee.
GORDON " LAMPHERE
Attorney for ASslgneo OF Mortgagce.
607 Shelby Street
Detroit, M!chigan
May II Is % June !, 4, IS, % 2
july 6. IS. 20 p August 8.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-11

State ~ Michigan In INC Office of the
Drain Commissioner OF the County Of
Macomb
In the Matter OF the Cottrell Drain.
Notice Is Hereby Given. that on the
30th day OF Apul 1913. a petition was
filed with the undersigned Drain Com
missioner for the County OF Macomb
praying for the Cleaning and Enlarglng
outlet OF Cotircll Drain
That upon the LIST day of MAY l943 tho
undersigned filed with the Honorable
Joseph Y. Trombly. Judge OF Probate a
petition asking for the appointment OF a
Board OF Determination
That SAID Judge OF Probate having APP
pointed Earl Miller OF East Detroit. Err
nest Wangelin OF Ray Township and Alex
Schocnherr or Center Line as such Board
OF Determination
Now. therefore, said Board will meet
at Cottroll dram and jefferson Rd. IN
p c. sos Lake Twp. on The 25,h day
OF May 1913 az i 90 o'clock in the fore
noon OF said day 20 determine the ne
ceSslty Of Cottrcl Drain.
Therefore all persons. municipalities
and highway officials interested IN the
proposed Coitrcll Dram are requested to
be present # thev 50 desire
Dated a, MI. Clemens this Tth day OF
May 1913.
WILLIAM HARPER
County Drain Commits
sIoner OF the County OF
Macomb
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Township Lists
Sugar Plans

RESIDENTS Of Clinton town
khipwlu make application for
canning sugar for the season on
Wednesday. Mrs \ NJ Carter,
chairman announced today.
I'm precinct /. residents will
make application al the voting
booth or MoraNian drive where
.Irs James Curran VIII be IN
charge.
Precincts and 3 headquarters
have been established al Clinton
township hall on South Gratiot
apcnuc. with Mrs Paul Stcpnitz
I'M charge
Residents of Sclfridgc Homes
Viii make application at the
community clubhouse on JOY
boulevard, where Mrs. Paul
Boring VIII be in charge.
Hours for all sites are 9 TO
- in the morning | to 430 in
the afternoon, and : to in the
evening
WHOSOENER CLASS Of Gill
bert Memorial Baptist church
VIII meet for pot-luck dinner IN
the recreation room of the
church on Tuesday evening, May
IL at $50 o'clock with Mrs.
Ellis Bratt and Mrs. Clarence.
Brown as hoStcSScS.
CIRCLE THREE of Dorcas So
cicty Of Zion Evangelical church
VIII meet at the parish house at
> o clock on Thursday, May 10,
with Mrs. Sidney LaCroix and
Mrs. Charles Miller as hostesscs.
Members and friends are invited.
MOUNT CLEMENS Past Mat
rons of the Order of Eastern
Star Will meet for pot luck din
ner Tuesday, May IL, in Masonic
Temple, with Mr. John Whitney,
Mrs. Addie Badecro and Mrs. O.
r. Peters as hostcsSes.
ST. LOUIS National Council
of Catholic Women will meet
Tuesday evening in ST. LOUIS
hall after NoVcna dcvotions in
the church at las O'Clock, Rev.
Fr. Walter Ford Of ST. Peters
parish viii be the guest speaker
and refreshments will be served
by committee of Rose Club
members, headed by Mrs. Ro-
bert Vogcl.
MRS. A II. TESMER of 30
Michigan avenue left Saturday
TO visit relatives and friends IN
Chicago, Des MoineS, Ia, and
Dcport, la, for the coming
month.
GRANT PARENT TEACHER
Association Will meet Wednes-
day evening at 7.45 o clock at
the school. for the final business
meeting of the year, II is an
nounccd today Kathryn Randall
Of the Wilson faculty Will show
colored movies of wild flowers,
and Mrs Roy Hickman Will
present mandolin solos.
AN IMPORTANT business
meeting of Zion Evangelical Mis-
sion Society is set for Wcdnes-
day at > o clock Refreshments
viii bc served at the close of the
meeting.
THE MOTHER AND DAUGH-
TER BANQUET Of IT, Young
Womcn'S Auxiliary of Zion
Evangelical church will take
place at $50 o'clock this eve
ming at the church parlors. Mrs.
John Harwood and Mrs William
Mcclellan are in charge of ar
rangcmcntS.
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THE DRESDEN CLUB me

THE DRESDEN CLUB met
with Mrs. Harry Donaldson
on Monday with Mrs. Lloyd
Allen of Crosse Pointe as the
out-of-town member.
FRANK SCHANHER, who has
been a patient at st. Joseph's
hospital. Ann Arbor, for the past
month, arrived home Sunday.
MISS ELSIE NOECKER en-
tertained members of her tripoii
club at luncheon at Gordon's
Grill today, followed by cards at
her home on New street.
ROY ACQUIRE underwent
an operation for amputation Of
the leg al Harper Hospital Fri
day, and his condition today is
reported as fair.
THE BANQUET Of Pagoda
Tent Hive of MaccabceS, which
was set for tonight, has been in
definitely postponed. il is an
nounced today Members will
hold a regular meeting at 8
o'clock tonight in Barron hall.
CATHRYN RANDALL spent
the weekend in Rochester with
her family.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS will
meet Thursday evening al 8 o.
clock in Barron hall, cards and
refreshments TO follow the bust
ness meetings Mrs Julia Wolff
is chairman OF arrangements.
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Gordon W. Lamphere. Attorney, Coz Shell

Gordon w Lamphere. Attorney, Coz Shell
MORTGAGE SALE Default having been
made in the conditions OF certain mort
gage made by ELMER ID SCOTT and
MARTHA NJ SCOTT, his wife Of the CITY
OF East Detroit Michigan, Mortgagore. TO
Union Guardian Trust Company, a Nlchi-
San corporation Mortgagcc. dated June
30. 1912 and recorded IN the Office o; the
Michigan. on August 5 1912. IN Liner 3l9
Of MORTGAGE. on PAGE 587. when said
mortgage was assigned 20 Federal
NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION by
and recorded on September l6, 1912 in the
Office OF said REGISTER OF Deeds IN liber
32i OF Mortgagos on Paee 400 on which
mortgage there IS claimed 70 be due at
the date OF this notice, for principal and
interest the sum OF s3.222 80 No suit or
proceedines al law or IN equity having
been instituted 20 recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof .
Now therefore, pursuant 20 the power of
sale IN said mortgage and the statute in
such case made and provided notice IS
hereby given that on WEDNESDAY,,
AUGUST II 1913 at II on O'Clock A NJ
said mortgagc Will be foreclosed by sale
AZ the Gratiot street Entrance TO the
County Building in the Cry OF Nj. Glenn
ems Michisan Nhai being The building
where the Circuit Court Tor the County
OF MaComb IS heidi. of the premises de-
Scribod IN said mortgage. or so much
thereof as may be necessary 10 pay the
nUOHHh Atf WI anu HiVi N~dk's N'NH
tcrcSt thereon at ~, per annum and
all LEGAL expenses, and also any sums
paid by the understand 10 protect ITS
interests. which Saiu premises arc de-
scribcd as All that certain piece or parcel
Of land situate in the city OF East De-
trot. IN the County OF Nacomb and State
OF Michigan. described as Lot OF Lin
wood Subdivision of part OF the Northwest
!. OF Section 81. Town ] North. Rance IL
Fast. City of Fast Detroit, Macomb Coun-
~ Michigan. and rcplat OF part Of Lot
g. Hallway Little Farms Subdivision y.
according 20 the plat thereof as recorded
in Liber 81 PAGE Of PlatS.
I'D. LIZ.
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Births at st. Joseph

blfCnS at Sl. Joseph
MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT j,
HALL, "a Clinton street. a
daughter. Cecily Diam, May Z.
MIR. AND MRS. NEAL BAX-
TER McCANNA, sos Pine street,
a son, Calvin John, May 7.
TECH. SERGT. AND MRS.
WALTER GORDON Martin of
Selfridge Field. daughter
Joyce Marie, May 8.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE
f. Martin of ST. Clair Shores, a
son, William Ray, May 8.
MIR. AND MRS. NORBERT j.
GENUWINE of Rochester, a
daughter, Bonnie Lee. May g.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK
HARRY ACIERNO, 1896 Mich
igan avenue, Mount Clemens, a
son, Frederick James, May 8.
PVT. AND MRS. JOHN c..
Radtke, Center Line. son,
John Albert, May g. Pvt. Radtke
is stationed at Camp Gordon. Ga
MR.. AND MRS. RALPH A.
PROVOST, 90 Eastman, a son,
April 10
MIR. AND MRS. THOMAS
ALFRED PERFINGER, Utica. a
son. Thomas Alfred, Jr., May 10.
MIR. AND MRS. GLEN DUN
LOP Of East Detroit, a daugh-
ter. Nav IL.
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NOTICE TO SAVINGS DEPOSITORS OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN MT.
MlIHIl.

Please take notice that effective June
! l943, and in accordance with Rules 4
and of the Savings By-Laws Of this
bank interest Will be paid al the rate Of
bank
All other rules and regulations will re-
main unchanged
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
IN MOUNT CLEMENS.
Mount Clemens Michigan
BY {. r. WALTERS,
Cashier
A.. - m Nav ? I, "a ~ 9iMJ
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Cona,aMMhon,

MRS. WATSON J BURTON
OF Hubbard avenue. on her
birthday anniversary May 10.
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THE MOTHER AND DAUGH-

The MOI HER md DAUGH-
TER BANQUET Of t..c Young
Womcn'S Auxiliary of Zion
Evangelical church will take
place at $50 o'clock this eve
ming at the church parlors. Mrs.
John Harwood and Mrs. William
Mcclellan are in charge of ar
rangcmCnts.
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FRANK SCHANHER, who has
been a patient at st. Joseph's
hospital. Ann Arbor, for the past
month, arrived home Sunday.
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Apr 81. 20. May 4, 7. II, -. 10, 2l--M-I
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county Diam Commissioncr.
OF the County of Macomb.
MAY Ain l.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02

parties. He was honored foe many
years as q leader frcm Arkansas in
National politics and represented
his party successfully for q number
VI years in the National keruhh-
can Convention In 1910. rs q dele
gate to the National Republican
Convention he championed the nom
nation Of Frank Gannett. ON Of
the foremost cmtenders for the
Republican nomination.
lie spent most Of his active life
in advising and faste ring enter
prises amt ne his people, partieu-
larly fraternal organizations.
Under his council and leader
ship we're built up some Of the
strongest fratcrnal institutions OF
the country. In the first World
War. when the Government need
cd money to carry on, through his
eff rts o che, K for 0ne Hundred
Thousand Dollars was turned over
to Secretary Of Treasury, MeAdoo.
IIc was a member Of Bethel A.
M. f.. Church for more than half
n century and served on the Trrs-
tee Board for many years, also es
Sunerintendcnt of tie Sunday
School. He was most liberal in
his contributions to all churches.
Recognition of his generosity was
attnsted hy TIE fact that North
Little Rocl; School Board gave thc
name If Sciric A. Jones To the
high school for Ncerocs Of that
city.
He WIS chairman Ct the Exccu-
tive Commute, of the National
BAR Association.
He is survived by a widow. lii
lie M. Jones two grandsons. Scipi,
A. AMI John r.. Downing; one
granddaughter, Hazel X. Downing,
tho surviving clildtn of his ,ate
dsuahters Isa1cl X. lyosslss
d +.
| The funeral was htld ut Bcihel
A. M. r. Church, Wednesday after.
noon at 2 o'clack with Rev. G.
Wayman Blakely officiating
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
FATHER
DIVINE
BUYS A
HEAVEN
Heaven is now in Newark, N. j..

Heaven is new in Newark, N. j..
Since last Summer, Father Di-
vine has been seper, ted from his
No. / heaven in Harlem by the
New York Supreme Court, which
isucd II warrant for bis arrest be-
cause he failed to pay a jnJgemen.
of Ninety dollars obtained by a
former angel. So the father a
voided the city, EXCEPT on Sundays,
when Il warrant cant be served.
Consequently, the purchase Of
tho Now Robert Treat Baths ut
l22 Howard Street. Newark, was
announced recently by Peace
renters, Inc. of Philadelphia, Pa.
whore Father Divine has been stay
ing recently. Divine, who claims
I've has no income, paid Fifteen
Thousand dollars cash for the
building, which will be remodeled
into u heaven.
There will be n chcrch auditori-
UNI, large dormitcry for t,ansi.
onts, restaurant and an apart
ment and office for Father Di-
vine Some "angels" already have
moved from New York to staff the
new headquarters.
Arkansas State press., 1943-04-02
Soldier Killed By Infatuated Country Deputy
Shot While Hands
High Above Head

make an arrest, but pulle his gun
and began shooting, and in his ef-
fort t. reach safety, Williams ran
in Il mercantile store and was fol-
lowed by the deputy ;,lll intent on
store, who is very promine'.t in tho
shooting him. The ewnGr of tie
community made all efforts to p'o
teet Williams and pleaded with the
deputy to not shoot. If which the
deputy PAID ne heed.
This account Of the shooting
was verified by prominent eiti-
zen (whi.cl Of Hampton who was
an eye witness to the shooting. and
who pleaded with the Infatuated
officer to not shoot. The witness
told n representative Of this paper
that there Was TO need 10 shoot as
the soldier was unarmed.