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Evening star., 1944-12-15
Slot Machine Loser Gets
Prosecutors Sympathy

BY the Associated Press.
CHATHAM GA.-Hamilton
County Attorney General Fletcher
Morgan, spearhead of a campaign
against gambling here, expressed Of
Evening star., 1944-12-15
on TINE AIR TODAY.

on TINE AR TODAY.
WhAL. 7:00-Ed Wynn, King Bubbles, turns
newspaper publisher.
WRC. 7:00-haron Hutton joins Perry Como
q. the Supper Chb
W0P. 7:t5-An encore presentation Of
Evening star., 1944-12-15

The Candle snd ihs 6sa." 9th War Loan
drama.
WMAl, s:00-The talent Of promising
young eonesh Molnst now ia the Army Pic.
0ssy Rensrdy. Is spoighisd.
WRc, 8:30-Arehie hires Sidney 6fssastrsst
AZ haunfsr for ihs IaYefn.
Evening star., 1944-12-15

VOL, S:30-Ths life story Of J. Edgar
Hoover.
W0P, t0:30-Grate Moore end George
Giyot are Cantesh saistainsfs.
WRc, ii:30-A dramstilsiion Of he fe'
ribls winter Of iii st Valley Forge.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Miller Singers
Full Schedule

Mrs. Mary Lee Jones beautiful
home on Warren avenue was a
festive scene Sunday afternoon
when she entertained the Wayne
White Miller Singers with de-
licious turkey dinner. Covers were
laid for fifty.
The Miller Singers appeared in
Ypsilanti. Mich. before very
large audience al the Second Bap-
list church, Rev c. Robertson, pas
tor. They also appeared at the Mt
Olive Baptist church in Wayne
Mich. Rev, Hughes, pastor.
Sunday, Nov 5, they will appear
at Triedstone Baptist church, Ferry
and Russell streets, Rev. J. B. Ford
pastor. On Sunday. Nov 10, Mrs
Miller and 300 pupils will appear
at the Metropolitan Baptist church,
Rev. A. c. Williams, pastor
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Plan Liberation
RaHySundayAt
Masonic Temple

Central bodies OF the American
Federation of Labor and the Con-
gress of Industrial Organizations
have endorsed the LIBERATION
RALLY 10 be held Sunday. Nov. IL
p. m. at the Masonic Auditorium
il was announced today by Prof
Edward w. Mcfarland. chairman OF
the Detroit Council OF American
Soviet Friendship under whose aus
DicSs the Rally will be held.
Action was taken by the Greater
Detroit and Wayne County Indus
trial Union Council on Oct. II. and
by the Detroit and Wayne County
Federation OF Labor on Oct. IL.
Both labor bodies commended the
action of the Mayor of Detroit in
proclaiming the week OF November
5-l2 as American-Soviet Friendship
Week in Detroit; and called upon
their affiliated local unions to take
appropriate measures TO observe
this week through speakers, films,
exhibits and other assistance avail
able through the Detroit Council Of
American Soviet Friendship 1928
Fox Building, Cadillac 2702).
The A. F. Of l.. and CLIO. also
urged all affiliated local unions 10
call the LIBERATION RALLY to
the attention Of thei. members so
that a capacity meeting will be
held.
IT, S. Senator Harley NJ. Kilgore,
author Of the Kilgore reconverslon
bill. will be the principal speaker
Other speakers will include Col.
Ilya NJ. Sarayev. Soviet Military
Attache in Washington r. j Thorn
as. president of the United Automo-
bile Workers. CIO: and Frank \
Martel president Of the Detroit and
Wayne County Federation of Labor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Church Clerk In
Chicago At BITS.

Rev. II. H. Coleman. pastor Of
the Macedonia Baptist church. has
sufficiently recovered his health
to be able to attend the services
Sunday. Rev. Lyles delivered the
morning message. and Rev I. A.
Heard Of Alabama was the eve
ming speaker.
The Good Membership club OF
the church was hostess at the John
r. USo Saturday from 10 am. to
10 pm. They served rs servicemen
throughout the day and provided
the menu.
Mrs. Lillian G. Holley OF Mace.
donna Baptist church. and former
church clerk. is working on her
B.A. In religious education in Chi
cago. where she is attending the
Baptist Missionary Training school.
The church wishes her every pos
sible success.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Church OF God Has
Guest Speak rs

Elder Robert Bolden read the
scripture lesson for the service at
the Church OF God last Sunday.
Elder J NJ. Jarrett OF Nashville.
Tenn, preached the sermon. He
chose his text from Philippians,
3:l4.
Elder p. L. Lockett was the after
noon speaker. Wednesday Rev. c.
c. Coleman was guest speaker He
is the pastor of Macedonia Baptist
church.
The public is welcome al any
service of this church. The Church
Of God is located at Jos. Campau
and GrAiint avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Detroit Leads
In Seal Sales

NEW YORK-In a statement at
tached 10 an order for the imme-
date delivery of 1000 books of Ne
gro Soldier Christmas Seals, Clos
ter Current. brilliant young execu-
tive secretary, Detroit Branch
NAACP said: The Detroit Branch
feels that an unprecedented amount
of NAACP Christmas seals should
be sold this year. The formal de-
picts a Negro soldier. That is sig
nf1cant. for no other organization
IN the country has been so con-
sistcnt in the fight for justice and
the rights Of our men in the armed
services as the NAACP. II is fitting
we honor them this year by selling
the largest amount OF seals ever
sold in NAACP history in order
that their fight may be continued
by underwriting financially the &C.
tivitles Of their champion the
NAACP."
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Second Baptist
Celebrates Two
Anniversaries

The Downtown Second Bsptis'
church Of Detroit observes its ono
hundred and eighth anniversary
during the month Of November
The church was founded in 1854
by Is ex-xlaves and has grown "a
the largest. as well a. the oldest
church in Michigan ministerins
primarily 10 Negro constituents
frpg such an humble beginning
Second Baptist church now occu-
pies q downtown site valued al
$4,000 and has 3.7A registered
financial members The nominsl
membership is perhaps twice this
number but yearly registration l.
required for the membership con-
sidered active"
The congregation is proud that
after more than century there
has never becn split in this
church. Fifteen peorle are on the
church payroll including a full
tire associate pastor director 81
religious education. social worker
and miss onary.
Since 1910 Dr. r 7. Bradnv Sr.
mas oecn me honorcc pastor ~ thlS
distinguished congregation and 10
Rim is due gres; honor for leadnc
and Building this church Or Brad
bv's S4th anniversary is being OBJ
served al this time
Guest preacher for The week is
Or Earl L Harrison pastor 81 the
Shiloh Bsp;is, church. Washington
= c, and president ~ the Baptist
Convention Of the District ~ Co.
iunbis He will speak SUNDAY
morning and evening and each |
night al 9 pm. Monday through |
Thursday. Nov 1915
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
The COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

W. No. SS3.ss0
jim BLAIR. Defendant
Al o session Of said Court held al IN.
Court House in the City Of Detroit. in said
oconty. on the goth day Of October. AID"
GEORGE p. MURPHY
Circuit Jude.
In thi, cause, IL appearing TO the court
ev affidavit hereto attached that alias
ehsneery summons has been issued in this
cause, for the appearance Of the defendant
and that same could not be served on or
before the return day thereof, for the
reason that said defendant 10 eouoeslinE
Of Oakland and State Of Michigan for the
purpose Of evsdinF service. and that said
alias ehsncery summons has been re-
turned with the certificate thereon en-
and inquiry. said defendant could not be
served with said alias summons on or be.
fore the return day thereof
Therefore. on motion Of RoIborouEh and
1T 70 oRpERED that Jim Blair. de-
fendsst herein, cause his appearance To
be entered in this cause, within three
months from the date Of said order, and
answer 70 Plaintiff, bill Of complaint 70
be filed. and . copy thereof 70 he served
on the attorneys for the plaintiff. within
20 DAYS from date Of service upon him
Of q copy Of said bill and notice Of this
order. and that in default thereof. the said
bill be taken a. confessed BY the said
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that copy
Of this order he published in any news.
rsper published and circulating in tbs
County Of Wayne and served, according
GEORGE y. MURPHY
Circuit Judge
oAsrAR 'fnRfSeExAx Clerk
By Dan Wsjeik Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
New Mt. Zion To
Set WOman's Hour

You can't afford TO miss Negro
Woman's Hour Sunday. Nov. -
$50 pm. al New Mt. Zion Baptist
church, Mack and Chene streets
Rev. J. S. Williams is pastor.
Mayme White-Miller and her
class along with their sponsors
The Housewives League promis sc
10 entertain you with a unique and
inspiring program.
All achievements Of Negro wom-
en- Will be reviewed BY some OF
Detroits most able speakers. The
Miller Singers. a 50-voice choir
will furnish the music.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Leaders Discuss
Race Prejudice
At Convention

The Civil Rights Federation an
,nounceS the presentation OF week
~ lectures by prominent authori-
ties. aimed at eliminating race
prejudice by the promoting OF
community programs. Rev ELS
worth VI. Smith, chaplain Of the
War Emergency Commission OF
the Detroit Council OF Churches,
is directing the institute.
Among the outstanding leaders
of the institute will be Rev Ben
Richardson, associate minister Of
the Abyssinian Baptist church.
New York, and secretary of the
Textbook Commission, and DR..
Joshua Block, director OF the Sem
tic division OF the New York
Public Library. The institute will
be held in the First Congregation
al church on successive Monday
nights. Nov 20 has been an
nounced as the opening date.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Rev. ]. Charleston
18th Anniversary

October 22-23 ST, Paul A. NJ. Z.
church celebrated the fourteenth
anniversary of Rev. J. A. Charles
ton. The officers and members OF
the church sponsored meetings
throughout the day. The final part
Of the celebration took the form of
a banquet. which was well at
tended Rev. William H. Mablon OF
the ST. John Presbyterian church
was the excellent POSTMASTER The
church membership presented the
pastor with cash prize Of
81 100000 in addition TO the other
numerous gifts he received includ.
ing money, gifts, and cards.
Participants on the program in
Guided Rev. H. Simmons OF Yysi-
lanti, Mrs. Lula Scott Mallett, Mrs
Priscilla Daniel. and others Mrs
c. j. Harrison was chairman Of the
program.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Young SOlOist At
Ebenezer Sunday

During the absence 81 Bishop
George w. Baber the sermon Sun
day morning and evening was de-
livered by the great AME evange-
list. Sister Mary Watkins Stewart.
She spoke from the subject. "Life's
Difficulties" Sunday morning 10 an
OVERLOOKING congregation.
Master George Shirley was the
guest soloist and made hearts re-
joice when he sang You Will Have
To Open The Door"
The music in songs were fur
nished by Bethany Chorus, The
Rose or Sharon Chorus and The
Young Peoples Choir. Twenty new
members joined at the morning SER
vice. Isaac Jones is the church re-
porter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Miller High To
Present Award
To 2 Students

Miller high school has just re-
ceived check Of FIVE hundred dol
lars, 10 be used in giving awards
10 outstanding students The gem
erouS donor is successful business
man. He does not wish his name 10
be published.
The gift will provide for two
fifty dollar awards each June over
five-year period. One prize Will
20 10 the student who composes the
best piece OF literature This may
be an essay poetry. or short story
The other will pay for summer
art course for the student winner
Of an annual school contest Com
petition will be in the fields Of
sculpturlng, painting, drawing. and
commercial art.
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Minis ters Hear
Bishop Angus Dun

WASHINGTON. D. C.-(NNPA)
Marking another forward step on
part OF the church toward more
democratic and Christian modus
operendi. the Right Rev. Angus
Dun Episcopal Bishop Of Washing
ton told members Of the Washing
ton Ministerial Union last week
that their principal function was 10
reconcile men 10 a right relation
ship with God and with each other.
He was speaking before an audi
ence Of white and colored minis
tcrS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Detroit Committee
To Ypsi For Meet

Mrs. Ireana Williams. chairman
of the Sick Committee Of the Wo-
mans Council OF Second Baptist
church and "A other members of the
council went 10 Ypsilanti for the
regional meeting at the First Bap-
fist church in that city. Mrs. Aug
Justine Cherry is chairman of the
Ypsilanti committee At the con-
clusion of the meeting the guests
were treated 10 a dinner.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Postal Alliance
Has Celebration

The local branch Of the National
Alliance of Postal Employees held
their thirty-hrst alliance day cele-
bration last Sunday at the YMCA
with a splendid program offered
those present.
William Lathem. assistant post
master. Mr.. Eckles and Mr.. Mlddel.
superintendent of mails were
among those present. Eckels prom
ised cooperation with the alliance
group.
Principal speaker was 1t Col
! Howard
A banquet was held the SAINT
evening al Gotham hotel. al which
time Attorney Thomas Hall, sollci
tor general assistant in the post
office department was the mair
speaker. He was introduced b!
Golden f Renfro. district preSiden
Of the national alliance body
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11

At q session Of said Court held a. IN.
Court House IN the City Of Detroit, in said
County, on the Ord day Of November Ap''
1914.
Present: The Hon
LILA n. SEuESTELT
Circuit Judge
In this cause il apes ring to the court
By affidavit hereto attached. that ehanoery
summons has been issued out and under
% the defendant. and that me same could
not be served on or before the return day
thereof for the reason that sad defendant,
beinr q resident Of the City Of Detroit.
County Of Wayne and State Of Michigan.
va, concealed therein. and said ohsncery
summons has been returned with the GER
tifiosn thereon endorsed showing that
after dilissnt search and inquiry. said de-
PENDANT could not be served IN ssld State
% Michigan, on or before the return day
thereof
On motion Of Ro1borouEh and TGlisferro.
Attorneys for the PlAintln
IT Is ORDERED that said Edmond Els
worth cause his appearance 20 be entered
in this court within three months from
IN. date Of this order and in case 81 his
appearance, ne cause mis- answer 70 the
PLAINTIFFS bill ~ complaint 20 be filed. and
copy thereof. 20 be served upon the
attorneys for the plaintiff. within 20 days
after service upon him Of copy Of said
bill. and notice Of this order, and that in
default thereof tn. ,sid bin be taken a.
eonf.u.d BY the said defendant.
IT s TURrHER ORDERED that copy
~ this order b. published in the Michigan
chroniole and served according 20 Law.
LILA n. EEUENfEIT.
Circuit Judge.
True Copy
cAsPAR J. IiHGEMAN Clerk
~ Dsn Wsjcb. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11

Mrs. corens Jackson OF the
Macedonia Baptist church. Is q
student of the Detroit Institute
of Commerce and has just
completed a course in steno-
type theory. Corene. as she Is
called in her church. Is the
efficient Office clerk of the
church. a teacher in the senior
department of the church
school and recording secretary
of the Department of Missions.
Her work nj the Macedonia
Baptist church is above aver.
age and the members Of the
church find her pleasant 10
work with. The members of
the church are proud of her
and wish her every success.
She Is now on a weeks vaca-
ton.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11

BETTY Iu SINS. Plaintiff ~ ~,
JOHN SINS. Defendant
Az . session Of said Court held ct ths
Court House IN the City Of Detroit, In ssid
County, on the 18th day Of September, AID,
1914.
Prssent! The Hon
JANIS L. CHLNoT.
Circuit Judge,
In this cause, II appearing by affidavit
hereto attached, that the defendant, John
Sims cannot be served by process issued
out Of this Court, as he 10 not q resident
OF the State Of Michigan, but that he re.
sidss in the City Of Cincinnati. State OF
Ohio;
On motios Of RoxborouKh and Tsliafsuo,
Attorneys for the plaintiff,
II Is ORDERED that the defendant, John
Sims, appear and answer the bill Of COM
plant filed in this cause. within three
months from the date Of this order. or that
said bill Be taken as confessed. and that
thn order be sent TO the defendant 70 his
last known address, by reEirtered mail, and
II not received that the same be published
IN the Michigan Chronicle, according 70 law.
JAMES Z. CHEEoT.
Circuit Judge.
ciA.t 11s' !! c'ERlIsi orrAs. el.r.
ny Dan wsjcik, Deputy Clark
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
HERE'S WHY BUTTER is SCARCE

Although 30 out Of every 100
pounds OF butter produced by
American farmers will be con-
sumed by U. S. civilians this year,
the supply is still going TO be
light" and many families are not
going 10 have as much butter as
they should like to buy. accord
ing TO the u. S, Department Of
Agriculture.
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STATE or MICHIGAN
II TIE CIICUIr COURT ron
IKE COUNTY OF wAYn
IN CHANCExY
xIxEl TAYLOR, Plaintiff
xosrs TAYLOR. Defends,

A. q session Of said Court held a. the
ceurt Hsuss IN the City Of Detroit, in said
Ceunty, on the isth day Of ssptsnsr. AID.
letl
Present: The Ma-
JANIS Z. cHEEoT.
Circuit Judge.
" this cause, n appearing by affidavit
hereto attached. that the defendant. Moses
fsyier, osnnot be served by process issued
cut Of this court. as he 10 not q resident
Of the State Of Michigan. but that he re-
sidss in the City Of fairfield. STATE Of
Als bama'
On melton Of RoIberourh and Tslisfere.
Arerneyt fer the plaintiff
II 10 oROEHTp that the defendant
Moses Isyler, sppesr aud answer the bill
81 com plant filed IN this cause within three
nsnths from the date Of this order. or tina,
said bill be taken az confessed and that
This order be served upon the defendant by
regIstsrsd mail - HIS last knsvb address
as4 u net received that the same bs
published in the Michigan chrsniels. ae.
JANIS L. cHENoT.
Circuit Judge.
True copy:
CASPIAN J. LIHeEMAr CLERK
~ Dss vsjeik. Deputy Clerk
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STATE or MICHIGAN
IH The CIRCUIT COURT FoR
IHE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHAkCERY

NARelE xESDRicK Plaintiff
v, Nc. 365.s6t
IRA KINpRIcK IT, Defendant
oRDER OF PUBLICATION
A. session. Of sad Court held AZ che
County Building IN IN. City Of Detroit
County Of Wayne and State Of Michigan
on tkit nth dsy 81 September. AID. 1874
Present The Hon
JANIS T. cHEsoT.
Circuit Judrs
In hu o,u. IL appearing from IN,
sfndsv, ~ the Plaintiff on file IN the
sboveen'i',ed cause. that after dihgen'
, search and inquiry u cannot be ssoet-
tanned IN what State or County the De
f,ndsnt resides.
On melton % Julian ". Perry Attorney
fer Plsinuff
IT 10 ORDERED that Ira K,ndrios j.
spear snd sntuT the Bill 81 Comp liant
filed an this cause within three - months
from the date Of this order or aid Bill
will 10 taken az confessed sfsinsi him
And IT ~ TURTHER ORDERED that
this Order be published sooordins 70 Law
sne also that q copy Of this Order be sent
- the last khowr address Of IN. Defendant.
A3s Riv,rd street. pstroit, Michigan, By
JANIS z. cHLsor
Circuit JudEe
ckspAS =. IfSoEnAN. cI.rt
~ Dan wajcik. Deputy Clerk
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STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ToR
TIE COUNTY OF wAYHL
lov' y. BYRD 'l'l''l" Ne. ...,,.
sAnIs 4. Byrd. Defendant
oApIl OF PUBLICATION
A. o session Of sald court held ~ the
County Building in the City Of Detroit,
County Of wsyns and State Of Michigan.
ga this 18th day Of September. AID. 1874
wiIiixH FRIEDMAN
Circuit JudFe
II sstisfsctsriiy appearing from the At.
fdsvit Of the Fiaintin-en file In the
akevs-sntitled cause, that II cannot be
sseertsinsd after diliEsnt search and ia
garry, 80 20 what State or County the
b.tsndsst resides in: that his las, hnewn
address. five yssu ago. vas s7<o Wood.
land avenue. in the City Of Cleveland.
couaty Of Cuyshoss and State Of Ohio;
On Molten Of Julian W. Perry, Attorney
Ger the plaixtiff
Ir 10 oRpEREp that james A. BYRD.
appear sns answer the bill Of complaint
flied in this cause within three ~ months
will ~ taken as confessed assinst him;
And II 10 FuHrHEH onpEnEp that
q eory Of said Order BE- seat 10 the last
knevn address Of the said Defendant by
Ysrtstsrs< mail. sst In case No reeistsred
sstsrs receipt signed ~ the Defendant,
10 received that this Order b published.
wffLiin YnrrpxAx.
Circuit Judge
eisrHS , 'ffiNerxAx. CLERK
~ Dsn wsjelk. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11

At o ,ss,isr Of aie Cour, hold a. the
eouu Hsute IN the City ef Deuoi' In SAID
Csusty. en- the isth day Of October, AID.
Yr.s.at: Ia. Hos
sKrRhAE q. cALLEsDER,
Circuit Judrs.
In th, cause. II sppesnhs TO the eeur,
~ affidavit hereto attached, that alias
cause for the appearance Of the defendant.
she that same could net BE- served on or
before the return day thereof. for the
Ssstos that said defendant 10 oonoeslins
himself vIthin ths City Of Detroit. County
81 WsyA. and STATE 81 Michigan for the
pvrpsss Of sv.eipr service. and that said
slial thahcsry summons hst been returned
With the oertifiosts there's endorsed. shov.
ing that after dihrent search and inquiry.
ssid dsfsntsnt could not b served With
sN shss summons on or before the re-
Thsrefsr.. en- netiss 81 RsIborourh and
TsIsfsrre. Attorneys fer the plaintiff
II 70 ORDERED that Charles Oliver.
defendant herein. cause ais appearance -
,. catered In this esuI within tire.
n Gaze 81 has sppesrsnes. he cause his
ssvsr 70 pliistiffs bill Of complaint 10
BE filed. and Q copy thereof 10 be serves
sn the st'srneys fer the plsintiff within
s, III M ;. ~, ,, .s.. y" 81. ,, S:S,
ssi that IN tsfsult thereof. ths said bill
- ,shss 40 sssfssss< ~ the .tt De-
81 q yynrHrn o.pI.rp a., . s.,,
y.psr p.si,sAs< ana sire.lsi,ss IN n.
esasty Il wsyss ss< ssrveA. sec.rtt.s -
sHxnnAS D. cAILErpEn
Circuit suxss.
eks;fsSs' sc'grrerrA.. e,..
~ pss wsseik. pspsty czsrh
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
n THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
TIE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

NAY eREEE ELLswoRTH, Plaintiff
EpxoEp ILLswoRrH. Defendant
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT YoR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
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LEGAL NOTICE

STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
TIE COUNTY OF wAYNL
IN CHAEcEEY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THf COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHAECEHY
xssu oLIvIR. p.in,r
sxAliIs oIIvIR p...s.u, ~

At o sss,isr 81 ole Court held a. the
eourt Hsu,e IN the City sf Deuoi' In SAID
Csurty, en- the isth day Of October, AID.
leAA
The Valley settler., 1944-11-03

meeting Is hereby called for Monday, November IS, 1o44 at $500 .M. in the Gymna s ium.
 Members and those wanting to join are urgee to attend this meeting and decide whether the Palmer Unit shall cont tinue training or disband. The future of the organi zati on 6eper9s upcn you.
 By Order of Captain s.B. Cook It never seems to occur to some people that the other fellow may not care rap whether you like him