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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08
DownSaddle Shoe Lane
BY ARETHA JOHNSON

II Kids looks like I'm back again pounding the ole
hpevrter with that speedy old wo-hnger system. OF
rrse you know summer would not be summer without a
h 81 corn SO here II comes:
n The wife of man who had enlisted in the Navy
h nded the pastor Of her church the following note:
REX Vernon having to his wife desires the
naters 81 he congregation for his safety.
The minister glanced at it hurredly and announced:
REX Vernon having gone his wife, desires the
nayers of the congregation for his safety.
ROAMIN' THE RANGE was really merry -go-round
chatter and doings this week George Smith home
fogh this week 1t was grand to see him serving as an
sovte on he altar Of ST. Matthews last Sunday morning.
1en there his charming girl friend Ruby Griffin
Bin the beams of an angel among the congregation.
De- are really sparkling twosome
Joande Russell has received her engagement ring
m guess who2 Guess il is no secret though cause
/ rde and Demoyle have been steady couple for a
trg. onc ong time. The ring is delicate and superbly
fr;ed solitaire thanked by three diamonds each side
(. All how eloquent.
Jig. hen all the girls arc out scouting for beaux for
hoIdaf week end Herman Berry decided to take lii
Fcaton OF course folks don't realize that it's wet
When s raining.
Detroit was thrilled by the visit Of two such charming
pa beautiful young ladies. Margery Long and Ocie Hall
Boih girls are from Chicago
Belege-t-or-not Jerry Spurlin was back in the Motor
.y again last weekend 1t !. D SpurliR alias Little
BN certainly CLEANED when he hit the ole town. OF
purse could be sweet young lady causing the brilliant
Fmslasm what about that lfo-humg Afraid I'm still
! TIE dark about the affair That sharp shaveta with
pa sure handsome. droo.
trSala Buford is home again after her third year in
'pelrse college, Atlanta Ca That beam in her eyes
beans hat she is senior and graduates next June
Congratulations extended to Gertrude Wilson who
zen 1r place in the Searchfor-Taent contest. II was
PISS Visions superior singing which netted this prize for
Ter
Received letter from Louie Wilson other day. He's
pre-a, alton cadet down at Kcesler Field Miss. Louie
pa ne Ae the Air Corps and expects to come home some
lme in August
IN a chat with Dolores Shelton not long ago, the
pmg ady disclosed that she and Cpl. Arthur Goldsby
Planning on akin chance on love by tying that knot
PINE day soon. however more news about that later.
Norman Hodges and Marie Rockyuemore specu-
ng on super party to be given early in August. The
lar VIII be quite novel and exciting
ifall BLAZERS led trail right out to Sara Louise Cas-
|! nome IN Rochester. Mich last Monday evening when
'e entertained group of Detroiters
silSs Bernice Edwards is entertaining group Of
snd, AZ StayHome Picnic in the back yard of her
7auipl home on Josephine on the Fourth.
Il We'll Kids that just about winds up another week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08
Mrs. Chas. I. Cole, Miss Jeanne Cole
Are Hostesses For Brides Saturday

The beautiful Canadian home Of Mrs. Charles T. Cole
when over looks Lake Erie AmhurSburg, Ontario
was me setting for post-nuptia party which she gave
Saturday afternoon. July honorng two recent brides
Mrs William Tompkns and Mrs. Alfred f. Thomas Jr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08

sisPicking at them can
cause you endless en-
barrassment. When you
follow such annoying,
irritating actions. you
feel as though beng
with people is the last
thing you want TO do in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08

For this. the hrst In A series OF
parties which will honor her. the
hride-elect wore a simply fash
toned shirt waist frock whose neck
line and sleeves were scalloped.
The dress VAS made OF white
crepe which was printed with
large coral palm leaves. She wore
with II a tiny straw rolled edge
pill-hox which was trimmed with
black SILK braid and tassels. multi
colored pumps. and bow knot ear
rings Of black plastic which match
ed the tassels OF her hat. Mrs.
Davenport wore navy sheer with
a bias ruffle which fell from neck
line 10 hem, while Mrs Hughes
wore a pale blue tafeta frock with
a brief hoIero which was printed
with tiny pink figures.
The hostesses had coniriyed 10
carry out a military motif by plac-
Ing Iris gifts on table. behind
which a large mirror. rejecting the
scene Of daintily wrapped gifts.
stood From the top OF the mirror
and across The table. slreamers Of
red, white and blue were stretch
ed and skirt OF the same colors
was used around tho table. There
were tri-colored flowers on the
center Of the table. Before the gifts
OF lingerie hose. perfumes. and
other personal effects were open
ed. the hosiesses served dainty
sandwiches and fruit punch.
Among the guests were the BRIDE
elects mother. Mrs, Haley Bell,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08

Saturday was DELIGHTFULLY."-
pleasant day and the guests. who
arrived in all colors OF lovely
summer dresses and play suits
tihe latter was prevalent among
the younger guests took full nd
vantage OF the fine weather and
spent the greater part Of the aft
ernoon outdoors. on the spacious
lawn They either participated IN
crochet. baseball. tennis or arch
cry. while others were willing
spectators BEFORE the day was
over the young ones even took n
din IN Lake Fries waters which
were so full this year that they
have exceeded all previous water
levels and completely covered the
sandy beaches. Those who did
not care for the outdoor activi-
ties remained within The heau
tiful home and chatted the time
away
when the first call for lunch
con was sounded rackets. bows
arrows. and balls all were drop
ped and everyone came inside 70
10 seated NJ beautifully appointed
tables The brides were placed az
either end OF the long dining
room table. which WAS covered
with a cloth OF Italian cutwork
md lace The centerplece was
composed Of delicate pink and
white larksnurs and carnations.
Another table for ten in the Nv
ine room. and three smaller ones
on the sun porch. we're similarly
laid with beautiful covers, pretty
crystal china and silver and
dainty floral centerpIeces.
The hostess. who wore a sheer
white shirt waist frock. served
her guests delicious chicken
luncheon with many n tempting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08

who Wore an attractive chartreuse
shirt waist frock fastened with
pearl buttons and flowers in her
upswcp' hair Corinnr Martin Mat
tie Camp. Jeanette Jones Chris
tine Dodson. Regina ONcal. Gwen
Harklfss. Jewel Graham, Neda
Freeman Trina Reyes. Berncy Wat
kins Geraldine Woodson Aux
Vase Dickson. Marjorie Dunbar
Elizabeth Hickman. Victoria Thorn
as. Alire Fields. ncrnice Arnold
Melha Grimes, Frances Polk Nir-
einia Bafeen Matilda Stevenson,
Vivian NcFall. f.rnes'inc Braxion
Miss Siarks Dawn Watson. June
Baldwin. Gladys House. Aurelia
Beatrice Morgan Incy
Howard, yclma May June Hagcns
Louise LOOMS Helen Cuzzens.
Dorothy Ann Hicks Doris Railin.
Elsie Miller. Ruth Giles Gladys
Giles vivian Davenport. Margaret
Samples Lorraine Martin. Leon
tine Craig. and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08

morsel, such as heet and cabbage
salad. spiced pears and cherries,
sautcd potatoes. hot rolls. iellies,
nuts and coffee. for trimmings.
To her two pretty guests OF
honor Mrs. Cole presented two
beautiful gifts. To fair haired
Mrs. Tompkins went an exquisite
silver creamer and sugar howl ON
simple lines which enhanced their
beauty. Mrs Thomass gift was p
handsome water pitcher etched in
silver and with n silver base. For
the occasion Mrs. Thompkirs
wore q red linen frock while
Mrs. Thomas chose yellow ard
black pin striped cotton suit
After luncheon. prizes were
awarded TO the guests who could
identity tunes and sing choruscs
OF the same. TO Mrs Ben Hen-
dcrson's accompaniment The best
rendition Il was decided. was done
by vclma May and she received
q box OF scented SOAPS. Dawn
Watsons efforts won her hot
tic of apple blossom cologne
while Mrs samuel Thomas cam"
ia with lnsty third and can
iured bottle OF exotic Scottish
heather cologne.
Among the guests were: Misses
Timetta Carlyle. Christine John
son Edna Poindexter. Marjorie
Carter. Helen Thomas. Dam
watson. vclma May. Ann Greg
DRY, Dorthy Ann Hicks Iris Bell
Confined on page s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08
DEROHERS RETURN
FROM VISIT SOUTH

Mss Nlauae op' Mrs Ethel
Tayor ara SIRE IaJa } Thoas have
returned d Detroit aiiev ? delight
fa' vaatar tper' r Ho' springs
anil Trafsaw sla who're .h0y
Tnv having erioved their
frr innr o'h a Hof srrrrs
ir she Nse CIV Nesdames
ceore IaHiar were elcsis ~
ilr arf ST. " q Claiborne whiie
Mrs. 7hr WAS euesf q Mrs.
az n1 her dalerfer Gladys.
aAlaeft r 'he ciaybarre Nome
ladies took 'he- meals
cfata hon ara vere
r'tt't 'rtfs1i fy no beauty %
sn ft terora ors ra f4--
Thors Nao STAYED
tN cravfe Residence reporis
CeT dana a
tirs cfanior VINO
leT BIAS iwo sons 20 The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08
SOLDIER BROTHERS
VISIT MRS. NEVELS

Pvt Hayward Nixon and his
brother. Pvt. Henry Nixon. arc
home on flrloush. visiting their
aunt Mrs Hattie Novels. 1i49 FL
Hot street. During their stay. the
TWO soldiers are heing entertained
hy Miss Lindsay. 1885 Eliot street
and host Of friends and relatives
Pvt. Hayward and his brother. Hen
ry, arc stationed AZ Sioux Falls.
SD, and Los Angeles, Calf. re-
spectiyelv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER AND
RIDING PARTY COMPLIMENT
NEWLY WE'D IN JUNE

An avalanche q Showers and nartos have poured
down on recently married Mrs Alfred Thomas Jr dur
ing the past weeks and the radiant bride has been
kept quite busy going from lovely affair TO the other
On last Thursday. % Mrs. Edward Wallace was
shower frnofnas WIS wallace elected 20
ncheon witch honored Continued page Ie,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-27

land Is the Nephew OF that well
known Detroiter. Fred Clark.
We're saying Happy Birthday
to Mrs. Florence Ollt. popular
modiste OF the Granada Hat
shoppe. 55S7 West Warren. who
has gone and gotten herself a
year older on her twenty-ninth
birthday. We've bunch that she
was too busy looking after her
customers TO bother celebrating.
Cpl. John Adams. $3.50 White
wood. sent a lovely greeting TO
his mother on Mothers Day. He
is stationed at Petersburg. Va.
We're saIuting Sgt. Adam Cog
sile. OF e043 Hazlett; also Pvt.
Robert Lee. 293 LaBelle. They
are home on furIoughs TO see
their parents. and OF course, the
girl friends.
Mrs Clara Rutherford, Of 1927
Hazlett. has a new baby daueh-
ter. Anita Yvcnne.
Byrdie Norman. OF 5si5 Wood
row. IS up and stirring again
after having been Ill with a Sc
we're cold.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-27
Simpsons "Neighborhood Pickups >
SIDE NEWS
BY ROBERT SAMPSON

Now, that the Kentucky Derby
is history. we would like to know
whether Lillian Daniels. Of 1922
Brush, flew back to Detroit with
that $500 intact
The Roy. and Mrs. A. Davis, OF
vestchester. Tenn. we're guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Brown. Of
IS East Palmer, recently.
Mrs. Rose Harris. Of 1926 East
Palmer. and Mrs. Lonnie Brown.
Of 95 East Palmer, are back in
town, after spending week IN
Cleveland. Ohio. with the aunt
and sister Of Mrs. Harris,
Eugene Pillow. Jr., OF 42i East
Warren, is back home again. aft
err visiting his sister. Mary Casey,
Of 1893 pra,e avenue.
Edna Grinier. Of III E. Can
field. said goodbye 10 her mother.
Mrh. Inez Grinter. who recently
left for Miami. Fla. From there.
she will 20 10 Long Island, Ny.
for a six-month stay.
James Wright. OF the Maritime
service. left last Tuesday for New
I York and overseas duty again.
latter a weeks visit with his sis
Ter Mrs. ZONES. Of 525 East Ham
cock.
| Glamorous Hortense Woods, OF
III f. Garfield, celebrated her
%? birthday last Saturday.
A trace OF sadness colnred what
might have been gala holiday
for Tracy Brown, OF Charles
Young post Ills trip 70 the Der
by" was married by the death Of
lis eldest uncle. Alfonso Brown
OF Kentucky.
| Wedding bells will be ringing
May 81 for James Crutehfieid and
Miss Mildred Lumberger Theft
friends will greet them at 29s'
Brush street. on that day OF days
Robert Rainey. OF 1854 Brush
"a putting in supply OF cigars
lie Is to become proud fathe'
In June.
We hope Mrs Lillian Murphy
q 1886 +. Garfield. has returned
from her trip TO Louisville. Ky
We suspect that Hubby Georg'
would be quite upset II she stay
ed too long.
Buster Brown Is taking thu
count. Dolores Fitch will put hin
out OF circulation on jane Z. Mr.
Grown and his beloved will ther
HONEYMOON in Los Angeles, Calf
Fps. Honestly. they are really
ecIngD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-27
WEST SIDE NEWS

Mrs. Georgia Rutherford at
tended the marriage OF her son.
Rudy, who was wed to Magnolia,
lno surname given, last Mon
day.
Russell Jarrett. 500 Colfax. left
for the US Army air force on
May %. He is graduate Of
Northwestern high.
Cpl. Samuel Pierson has re-
turned 10 Camp Lee, Va. after
visiting his parents and other
relatives at 1864 Hazlett street.
Homer Copeland. Jr. (Nayy,,
formerly OF 7454 Dryden, is a
happy man these days. His bride.
the former Bessie Hall. IS now
with him in Boston She will be
there for at least six weeks. Cope
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-27
Stars
Elite Giants
b Play Here
Doubleheader
To Be Staged At
Briggs Stadium

(By JOHN IL "ih"'A"oi
sunday. June II will find the
In stars Of New York and
A. baltimore Elite Giants cross
4 ha,s At Briggs stadium In a
kgble.header both contests reg
t. league games on the sched-
4, NJ The Negro National league.
E,herio. when colored major
srue hall clubs appeared
4 Briggs stadium. they merely
,sy,d exhibition games that did
A, saect league standing at all.
THE Cuban Stars and the Elite
E,nts ar. standing one and two
Il, now In me Negro National
|aue and The contests here Will
~ great Importance. inasmuch
4 both teams are quite anxious
. win the pennant. IL will be
ihst the same two
.sms played p corking double
ksder here ~ Briggs stadium
u years ago when the Cubans
Ieeeeded IN winning both games,
L. Of which was close, the
bend going into extra innings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-27

AsPAR = 1iNGEMAN. Clerk.
p DAN woJclK.
Deputy Clerk b-27-7-s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-27

Jennie Mae Crawford has re-
turned home ready for work. att
er being lady Of leisure for ten
DAYS I'm Montgomery, Ala. What
we want 20 know IS how many
mounds has she gained. after en-
loving all those delicious meals
viii somebody please tell Sailor
Charles Henderson. Of 1858 hrusn'
what's happened 10 Detroit JUST
amt got the heart. He claims me
town Is dead, particularly the
Westside.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-27
NO. END NEWS
BY II. SAMPSON

Eddie and Corinne Winggate.
OF 9fi9 Oakland. said goodbye to
their mother. Mrs. Esther Wing
gate last week. She returned to
Moultrie, Ca. after a months stay
here. Well bet. she's proud OF her
son, Eddie because the young
man is definitely going places.
Mrs. G. W. Postell shook the
dust OF Detroit from her feet re-
Gently. and is now saying hello
10 her hubby, Pvt. George Pos
tell at Lake Charles. La. Private
Postell is the nephew OF lovely
Mrs. Ida Williams. OF e07 Mars
ton avenue.
Northenders are wishing James
Tucker. OF 64S King. the best OF
happiness. as he prepares TO say
II do" on May "a. TO Thelma
Frowner. OF Inkster. Mich.
We're happy to make room for
another permanent guest. in the
person OF Mrs. Louise Golden
Georgia, who Is here visiting her
three grandchildren and friends
at 4S5 Holbrook. We're hoping
she'll like Detroit.
Alfonso Knaff. OF Oakland ave-
nue.. has returned from West Vir-
ginia, where he attended the fu-
neral OF his aunt. He was &C.
companied by Miss Jenny Potts
OF Kenilwood avenue.
Alice Gregory. OF 500 King, will
be showing her sister the town
for the next two weeks She Is
from Birmingham, Ala, but hope:
10 settle down in the immediate
future and make Oklahoma heI
home.
We're glad 10 know that Mrs
Francis Huckaby. who is looking
forward TO her ninety-ninth birth
day in December, is enjoyinE
coed health. She came from Ma
con. Ga. to Detroit nineteen years
ago. and Is the mother OF eigh
children, all deceased. Mrs. Huck
ably is now residing at ss2 Eu
|clid street. with her daughter-in
law. Mrs. Emma Huckaby.
Glad to know that T-Sgt- Jeal
Richardson. former schoo.ala'e
now stationed in Italy, writes nj
mother Mrs. Ella Richardson. o
SOC Aleer, very often. lie know
what those letters mean 70 her
and this should give you an ide'
OF the type Of guy he is.
Mrs. Laura Collins and sister
Luella Nelson, OF 1916 Richmcn'
street. gave a "eoing-away' past,
for their nephew, Emmett swint
who left for the Army GU the
following day.
Reuben Moore. Of the Navy
visited his wife and two children
OF s06 Mt Vernon over the week
end. He is stationed at Glenview'
Illinois.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-27
LEGAL NOTICES
Charles X. Perkins. Attorney
ses =. Warren

4 ~ y. warren
a STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
rcuil Court srr the County OF
Fsyne IN Chsrcefy.
4 GEORGE FpNt'ND HAYNES.
Rl Plaintiff VS.. IDA HAYNES,
Defendant
No. 35932s
ORDER on PUBLICATION
A. session q said Cogrt held
The Court use in the City OF
Ftifcl or Mes rs. 1874.
4 Pis ,n' lloH,Jable Dewitt II.
EERRliN clveii Judge.
n this cause It appearing by
fihdaslt OF dle that the defend
Pr ia lIayner cannot be served
p process issued out OF this
Four as She s not a resident OF
Fs State of Michigan. but re-
pies n the t'ily Of Salem, Coun-
~ o. Salem state ~ New Jersey.
4 on NOTION or CHARLES n.
PsRKlNS Alnrney for Plaintiff;
\ IT Is ORDERED that the de-
fndsri Ida l'aynes. appear and
Fs9er tho ~. Of Complaint In
Us cause vhin three months
Pom he ia'e u this order. or
pa said Bi'l will be taken as
f'r''ssod ami That this order he
''Hshed according TO law and a
Eopy thereof Ne served upon the
'sn4an' by registered mail as
occurred by law.
DeWllT II MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge.
rs Tue Copy,
IAspAR . l.iNGEMAN. Clerk.
p nAN woJclK.
Deputy Clerk 5-a7-7-s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-27
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-05-27
IIssIosARIES TO MEET

The monthly meeting OF the
Missionary society OF Community
kylst church 1887 Klinger
Crsei. will Ne held at the church
Eiurday MAY 81. a. 1890 an.
|urrhecn viii he served at noon.
Mss Ruth Leonard. Of the De-
koh Board Of Health, will be
hest speaker Her subject will
y Prevention OF Children's
DISEASES"
The Valley settler., 1944-08-25

CHURCH SERVICES, AUGUST
 The Valley Chapel Rev. & Mrs. H. E. Beyer, Pastors Church School -lO:OO a. m. Morning rship--------l1:O a. m. Preaching Service----- 500 p. m. Wed. Evening Service--- $500 p. m.
 Wasilla Community Church Rev. Herman Beyer, Pastor Sunday Evening Services -e:OO D. m.
 St. John's Lutheran Church Rev. Woodrow Kurth, Pas tor Sunday School--------lO lO:OO a. m. Morning ip--------ll:0 a m.
 United Prot estant Church Rev. Victor Alfsen, Pastor Sunday School---------1O a. m. Morning ship--------ll:OO a m. Young Peoples Meeting ZOO p. IT. Evening Worship-------- 500 p. m.
 St. Mi ichaels Catholic Church Rev. Father Snead, Pastor Sunday Mass------------lO -lO:OO a. m.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-12-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF INTERIOR

GENERAL LAND OFFICE at
Phoenix. Arizona. November %,
1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Leonard A. Mcintyre, assignee of
Cora B. Dixon, of Coolidge. Arizona,
who. ON November S, 1910, made
Desert Land Entry, No. 079609, for
SWA. Section 33. Township s.,
Range 8 E., G. & s. R. B. & Meri-
dian, has filed notice of intention
to make Final Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Register, United States Dis
trict Land Office, Phoenix, Ariz-
ona, on the 9th day of January,
1945.
Claimant names as witnesses: !:
Bernhard G. Lettering, George Pc
ters. E. Clyde High, Hubert A.
Odom all of Coolidge, Arizona.
To be published for five consec-
utive weeks in The Coolidge Exam
iner, Coolidge, Arizona, 1st publ
cation December /, 1914.
THOS. F. BRITT. Register.
First publication, Dec. 1, 1914.
Last publication, Dec. 29, 1914.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-12-08

Sgt. Arthur Thomas, paratrooper,
is prisoner of the Germans.
PFC. VIC DOSSEY sent his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Dossey,
a Japanese saber he came by some
where in the islands of the South
Pacific. The Purple Heart he was
awarded after being wounded in
action was received this week with
word that his group had received
the Presidential Citation. Dossey,
serving with the U. S. marine corps
has been overseas since January,
1914 and participated in some of
the hottest fighting" in the South
Pacific. From your letters, Nom, +"
he writes. you'd think l was a
hero, or something. Well, to you
| guess | am. l guess all mothers
who have sons out here think they
are heros." Dossey's constant Wis
ion is to return when the war is
over and establish himself on a
cattle ranch.
1T. JAMES r. MERRILL, Navi-
gator on a B-24 Liberator, has re-
Gently been assigned to an Eighth
Air Force Liberator group and is
now flying in bombing attacks on
targets in Germany and occupied
Europe, according to word received
this week from an Eighth Air Force
Liberator station commanded by
Col Lorin l.. Johnson of Payson,
Utah. He attended Coolidge
Union High School, entered the
service in August. 1943. and was
commissioned in July. 1914 His
mother, Mrs. Katherine j. Merrill,
makes her home in Eloy, his grand
parents. DR.. and Mrs. William Jack
son. are pioneer Coolidge residents.
PVT. ALVIN 3. SkRtA has
moved so fast since he Landed in
England recently that his letters
were delayed in reaching his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Skrla. The
long silence was broken Thanks
giving when Mrs. Skrla received
her first letter from Pvt. Skrla, who
was somewhere in France at the
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-12-08
NOTICE OF SALE OF CAR
FOR STORAGE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, McIntyre's Garage, OF
Coolidge, Arizona, will sell at Pub
lie Auction at its place of business
at 10 o'clock, a. m. on Monday the
18th day of December, 1914, for
storage charges amounting to
$500, one 1927 Buick Sedan, Mo
tor No. 2126277, Serial No. 2O3OS29.
This sale is made pursuant to and
in accordance with Section 2044 of
the 1928 revised code of Arizona
to recover the storage charges.
McINTYRE'S GARAGE
BY l.. A.. Mcintyre
First published. Dec. 1. 1914.
Last published, Dec. 5, 1914.