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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30

rooms, So acres, near Haysi,
Va. Is acres gently rolling and
38 acres hillside, saw and mining
timber. Has orchard, house is
log, weatherboarded and painted.
Has basement, fireplace, near
post office, schools, etc. Price
Sl050. Terms, No. 1890
Rooms, 10 Acres, Clinchco,
Va. Exterior finished with brick
siding, pillar foundation, walls
sheetrocked. House is not quite
completed. 2 acres are level, s
gently rolling and acres are
cleared. Some mining timber and
orchard. On improved road. Price
$4,000. No. 1894
rooms, D lots, with reStaur-
and and barber shop (not COM
ple:ed) Mcclure, Va. Exterior
finished with brick siding, wood
pillar foundation. Fronts on
highway No. 80 Price $500. No.
7483.
rooms, "a acres, Clintwood.
Va. Is weatherboarded, has wood
and stone foundation, oak trim
and floors, walls are ceiled. Has
finished basement, nice lawn, and
IS one of the best homes in Dick
enson county. 2 miles to grade
school, near post office, etc. Has
orchard. Price $500. No. 1914
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30
$40 REWARD

Ten dollars reward will be
paid to the person locating and
delivering two dogs which were
lost in the South of Cumberland
Mountains. The male dog was
snow white, with brown head
and ears, and a-spot at the root
of his tail. The female dog was
white with blue specks. The COL
lar bears the name of Emory
Horton, Short Gap, Va. Finder
please contact Vic Hanover, Clint
wood, Va. (1t)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30

FOR SALE-One Sofa Bed.
Price $500. Call at Counts
Apartment No. 4, Clintwood, Va.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-10-30

Contact A. Singleton the main Grundy Highway oppo
site Praer School miles impossible write
Princeton, details about any of the above
property, specifying property lumber.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10

MAgd ! NaV aelk aAA lVlAN
NAN NN,AkN W MaNlSN aNA NJ
Am NANWell HAWKINS IS y
eANeAWWlh kANsA4
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10
ATTEND VOCATIONAL
NETTING

rhamAe T. WuilA Hunurlhlphi
dent VI fhurNnnulh CIV svhu,llA,
and v e. GIL. principal ~ the
raapannuiA Huh AphuNl, .Attphdi
nd II conference tal aunth Mis-,
nlhhlpnl ~ the State VhpAtluhhl
Department. held M M%lnalaAhnl
Haalherh rallene w t%ihttltAh,lih
FueudAN,
fasuAuauln IN Onn " the FEW
hehonl AVAluMa IA. thlH aupllull
vi the Alhin which has ttAdu hhl
l%nAuHlplAl ttAlhlhH Represented
al the mputlnn We're MptiilhiA
laehhnn, tnlNhhlht Laurel .nhA
rAHNaunillR Other pitluH which
hAvp Nnnh a unAlthnni. but
Whlrh Wulp not t~enfpHphind .!Nlt
Matches and ViehHhutn TIE
nufnaHe NJ the rnhhiehtp Wha
la Wnih ah Il huW five NuAf plan
hNr lhlA dlvlaluh " lhAifNplluh
and training, MI Wells said
Members Vt the AMlHh lpliHiuh
Ale nfhlldpn Ia Vide Ia hntul'b
hlluh ~ lfAttAlH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10
A. :. Megehee
Guest Speaker AZ
Rotary Meeting

PohleHa lagei bN Nhes''s spNi
tae educational sNslem a ~ ~
lava NeN Discussed ~ A NJ
rghes sssArsy egusFsnlvfnlsnA 81
eaucalloN A. sues, speaks ~
ihv festlaf y, kN iNus hss4A
meeting ~ The iNsgeHNuiA knt
- chm "Wednesday nsNAA a w
CaunltN cluh
MI Megvhee Wes Wtfsslugt
IA ghamas II Well, sAleFnlsNd
rnl 1T ,hV fasgasuula sits sshsslls
County sghNols must Nlh ~
tate att mufV AMI mufy II Ne ttt
Ia haNp 4 halanged sshssl as
lem NJ Megehrs said NlilAkN
fof operation NNd malhlenAlNt
at srhlAis il limited IA n nA :
az state laW he explained whlth
makes 4 wide Vaflanee hetweeN
wealthy and p,Nt eoNhlles ~
the SUM available iof the sVheAls
Appropriations tel sehaAlt hAve
not been IA proportion ~ The n
erease N state tan MnAA ~
said, p0intina aut that ia lNas
AMI lAAa the state haA \ sufnlAA
of five million dollars while ~
the last two hiennuims TIE Ful
pius hrs amounted - AnnFNNl
mateiV thirty million dollars,
II Is not only the laek AZ htNds,
hut alna bad living vOndtiiolAn
ana lax al saatAl fVtaNnlttnfl
that "A .auslna tveeheps la .iesesl
the sehaols lOi other fields, 10
said The state school Nslehl
M an emergency measure Il W.
ing a large proportion ~ sub
standard teachers Ia I'LL Nueah
clea
me prohlemS faced hy the
scha0ls and our educational Az
tenn ia not alane the teachers
npahlema, but alHN that Vt thN gen.
oral citizen for u u the nhlldleil
of the nation that VIII sutton Ahu
the MOST vital measure NJ 4 hAl
linn'h wealth II ~ human ~.
anureeA, he concluded
W nj Wlnninp, nleeidenl ptv
alded At the Meellhn ahd lhhlia'
\, Ientherhurv introduced yl4ltI
lnu nniafiana and nliepta whleh IA.
ultided Jimmie tpWnhun a. Jun
laf Naiarlan for the Mnhtlh Les
lnhaep at the MntA Point club
and W n Stevens j. Nwhneht
and ilnah naaett
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10
Cdihoiic School
Leuuue Sets Duie
For CuFnivui Boil

flle data hAp the AAANal pAt
hivhl hall which Il AlWANA 40
lWnhttAht mielAi pNnNi ~ iht
MAtdl uIAa seAsNA AHNiht lhe
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lhe fhseAnHulA healnAiiAh taNh
inp uh NAlhet allpnl and hlNlii
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Harmon ard The phAll Wis writ
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The pla ldaht
Thu dur ntisA, AaARinA. ~
MIS- tiAN nhshi NAh captured IA.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10
Siuter-Stutx
Wedding Event
OF Last Sunday

A beautiful event at Sunday,
1anuafY o Al Z o'clock IN The after
noon was the marriage Of MlHA
Elizabeth Loulae stuts, dAuah
ter Of Albert u aluts Of Wilmer
DIM, pan To llllllard Woed Slater
Jr, aon of MI md MrH, II W,
aiRtel al pnaehaoulat
The nuptials took place at
the haMe OF the brides brother
and alsluts Ia law, MI and MIA,
lack Atulk, fhi iieaeh boulevard
rAsuaaaula, and were attended
only by relatives hhd close
fflehdHi
Decorations consisted ot huge
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10

baskets 1T hahv white chrVsanthc
NUNS which, in combination with
palms and TERED candelahlas
holding white tapers. formed an
improvised altar before which
the bridal vows were EXCHANGED,
The eelehrant Was the Revcr'
end j + Campbell pastor IT the
First Methodist church Of Pas
cagoula, who conducted the single
ring ceremony The bride was
given in marriage by her brother,
Jack Stnla She was attended by
Mrs. Stuts rs natron of honar
MIR Slater was attended by his
brother, Norbert Slater, as best
man.
The hil de was lovely IN dress
makers model af aqua crepe
fashioned IN classic simplicity,
with which she were n single eat
talvea orchid,
Mrs, stuts was handsome IN
blue wool Jersey with which abe
wore n shoulder eutuanu of dusty
rose carnations
Mrs, Slater, mother ot the
groom, wore n handsome gown Nf
hlack trimmed with aeuulna iler
flowers were pink carnations,
Following the ceremony AZ the
h0uae, Mt and MrH Atntk pre-
nided ovef u reception At the IAN
street auditorium
The lounge was Handsomely
decorated With Flowers which
were especially effective on the
lace covered table which held 4
lW0stlnfed wedding cake, lpplelp
with miniature htlde and nroNn0
narfudllH and chryaAnihemufha
added haAuly IL the table
Mla, Aiuts was assisted hN Mira.
Mason Farrell and Mlaa Shirley
aihler Wha served nnneh Nhull
ware afternoon tfntks and lhell
tiaWerA were white eArhAtluna
Mrs, slater hos heen making
her homie with her brother nht
HiAtprs IVA law fer the past tWn ~
three VenrA and II u PARTICULAR,
popular member VI The Nuunnul
het
MI Slater WIS With The United
ataieA Marine Corps from lhih Y
lpau and had tho iAnk nt ieehnl
pai sergeant on receiving hts hon
enable dlnehafne u few mnnthH
age He SAW Htfvlpp IN tho fvlv'
llu campaign
ON ilielf RETURN from a ahAll
irip alOnn the caAAti they WIZ
mnhe their hamN w r|hRphnnnlh
Whern Mr. hlatnf N w huHlneaA
with his father
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10
MeAEplfH INFANT
huNuNhA

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10
PLIGHT Oh SeAeek
Told Ny Meuehee
In Rotary TEX

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10
HID IN CUPBOARD

Pueblo. ~celot-Ap)@A frantic
mothers call sent police, shers
IFS officers and state highway
patrolmcn into an about search
FOR her missing son,
For 40 minutes she called a.
freuuen, intervals to soc " any
trace had been lound, Thch abe
closed the case shAmefaeedly with
a final message that The ehNld
had been found at hone@loeked
In d cupboard,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10

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stAs,s b ANNaAlN AeA ense "a
sVRlNAlN
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10

N Aney SSaR hekan 4 :
ies ~ smsi hHidxt palties Nheh
she Il 4 ave itls month with
a gathering ~ deVolcea q me
game a he hems fhurstAy al
r. noon of last Nsek
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efs and the sames save The d gh
teare prize tn NN lie Nefe
kieisnc and lhe seeunt hlkh
"a Ms nay'ans Stokes
The eat iavaF went O. Ms A
y pantsler
on Ultsiay afternoon If this
week Mrs swan entertained
another group aud N the eanles
the top sC0HVs we're made by Ms
a. = Mckenzie and Mis- X IA
MeIlWaln. Mrs l. l. CARTS II
nessemei, who Is visiting Ms
d A Handy and Mrs Earl ~
tiers who IS Nh Swans hutsss
guest we're each the recipient
Of pretty favefs,
Mrs Swan served appelifinl
ret eshment courses at The tWo
parties.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-01-10
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Ssiaie Nan. Dies
Aher Long Illness

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brifen: .Mein Elan Nein @erf
Weine Hahe".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
LEGAL NOTICE
Cecil L. Ware. Atty.
I2nQ Broadway


STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE IN Chancery
NELLIE WILSON. Plaintiff VS.,
WILLIAM WILSON. Defendant.
Al a session Of said Court held
al the Court House IN the CITY
of Detroit on the 9th day Of De-
cember. AID. 1916
Present Hon THEODORE j.,
RICHTER. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that u cannot be aScer-
tanned IN what state or county
the defendant now resides and
his present whereabouts Wc un-
known that the last known place
az residence ut sad dctcndanl
was 1927 superior street m the
CITY of Detroit County OK WAYNE
and state Of Michigan
on Motion 90 Cecil l. Ward
attorney for Nellie Wilson, PLAIN
uf herein.
I, Is Ordered that the said DE-
fcnCant enter has appearance ~
said cause on 1r before thsee 81
months from said GATE of order
or the BIZ. Of Compliant may oc
taken rs confessed and that the
Orde bo published and copy
thereof scycl lpan dcienaant pH
rcE.st..e1 Wali rs required by
rttrDNNpF ! RICHTER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
fearful Father
Signs Complaint

A stern father refused Monday
10 give his wayward son another
chance after the son had confess
cd Ne led two hold-up men into
his parents home where they
stole $3.50. the fathers life saw
ings, -
The father is Ira Kendrlck, 50,
of 66lg Hartford His son Is Hor-
nee "a. Of SIS +. Adams. The
SON has a record of six arrests
since 1899. He is now on proba-
ton on car stealing charge,
Horace pied for another
chance but his father came 10
police headquarters to sign
complaint. but was brushed
aside iearfullY. I'm sorry
SON" Kendrick said. I've done
everything I could for you all
your life. It's too late now.
The young Kendrlck was i'm
phcated after the two gunmen
were seized. II was revealed that
he let them into his parents
home while they were entertain
ing on Dec. /, and lurked IN a
back room while the hold-up was
pcrpctrated.
The Hendricks and their guests
we're locked into a closet Then
son said he received only 500 as
his share Of the loot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
Us. EDDIE LEE WALKER De
PENDANT
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
NO A0o 285

At a session Of SAID Court hello
al the Court House IN the City Of
Detroit on the Sid day OF Janu-
ary a y lQ47
Present HON SHERMAN d
CALENDER Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
show nC that II cannot be asccr-
aimed IN what State or Coun-
v thc defendant now resides
and his present whereabouts Is
unknown that his last place Of
residence was 346 Owens Street
Detroit. Michigan
ON MOTION OF FREDERICK
YATES. ATTORNEY toi LGeille
Walker plaintiff herein
TT Is ORDERED that the said
defendant EDDIE LEE Walker.
enter his appearance n SAID cause
ON or hefo,e three 3 months
from the date Of this order or the
Bill Of Complaint may bc taken
as confessed and that Order be
published and a Copy thereof
served upon defendant. EDDIE
LEE WALKER. bv registered
mad as required by Law
SHERMAN y. CALENDER
Cucuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
a. SHEDD. Deputy Clerk
2-8-3-15.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
LEGAL NOTICE

wish is not a resident Off the
State OF Michigan. on notion vt
Anthony Nelson. attorney for
plaintiff,
IT IS ORDERED that the de
PENDANT herein appear and an
swcr the bill Of complaint filed IN
this cause within three months
from date Of this order or said
bin Will be taken as confessed by
her
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED
that this Ordcr bo published &C.
cordine a. law in The Detroit Tri-
bunc and that copy Of this Order
bc sent by registered mail, return
receipt requested 10 the defen-
dani Fyccda Davwish, al 704
West Heron. DaniSon Texas,
within twenty days before the
time prescribed for her appear
ancc
SHERMAN d. CALENDER
Circuit, Judge
"A Truc Copy
CASPIAN J LINGEEAN Clerk
W. SHEDD, Deputy Clerk
l-25-3-l.
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NO. 4ll.04o
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Al Il session az >aIG Court held
no lbe Courthouse n the CITY OF
Dcttou. county and State atorc-
sad this 18th day Of January,
AID laf7
Present Honorable GUY A
MILLER Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof appearing by
.tIidavjt of CLYDE MARSHALL,
plaintiff hc,eln. on file N TINS
cause Thar the SAID DAISY MAE
MARSHALL defendant herein
resides outside Of the State Of
Michigan
Upon nouon % PATRICK &
PATRICK. attorneys for PLAIN
uH
TT Is HEREBY ORDERED that
DAISY Mlc Mashall the dcfen
iant herein appear and answer
th,, Bill NJ Complaint filed n this
cause Wsthln three months from
the date OF TINS Otdcr or sand
Bill NIL bt takcn as confessed by
said defendant
TT is FURTHER ORDERED
that ibis Orde, he published IN a
neWspapor IN and for the Coun
~ 81 Wavne State Of Michigan
as cqured br law and also that
copy NJ THIS Ogder be sent by
reg stored mail 20 said defendant
at Baltimore. Maryland
GUY A. MILLER,
Circuit Judge
"A Truo Copy
CASPAR J LTNGEMAN, Clerk
VICTOR l. HICKS.
Deputy Clerk
c-S-3-l5.
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Name OF ALEXANDER PIE
V,Nf~r Ill.

Name OF ALEXANDER Pc
TROFF. an Adult
On reading and filing the pcu-
ton OF the said ALEXANDER
PETROFF praying that his name
be changed 10 ALEXANDER
Ii IS ordered. That the third
day OF March, next, al two 0 clock
in the afternoon az said Court
Room bc appointed for hearing
said petition
And il is further Ordered. That
a copy of this order be publish
cd once in each week for three
week conSecuuvclv previous 70
said time Of hearing, IN tho De-
troit Tribune a newspaper PRINT
cd and circulating IN SAID County
of Wayne
JAMES II. SEXTON.
Judge of Probate.
a True Copy
THOMAS NJ BERNARD.
Deputy Probate Register
% 2.22
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GLAD WE CAUGHT YOU BEFORE YOU LEFT TO
VISIT US . -

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aitldaVlt on NE that an Or'or %
Pt3l'catlon was heie'ni 'fe Siga,
,d ana MEG IN inc ao9Ve ent'tiea
ca G by me 10 1'ap'c : 10 fle.
= y nara on Jun o. l'7o' aho
SAID Order OF Fuo,'cs tloh vas
ma'lcd by yesiS'e,eu le''sr 70 INC
ieienaant last Nho"n aHIdFess'
ana aue 70 a n.'''.Ee IN Ihe au'
~ cSS Oh saiu ~ l'l "a Uol'O"uoIl
SAID registered ','t,r vas not if-
uN'lea 70 the "ctcnpS'- .. y
was returned 70 thiS oli.ce' mat
the acdreSs gwen %1S l'l Nr'cn'
wood 81 klchiaonl Inoi7ni' nu'
that the deiendants correct al
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Fair Practices
Action Planned
By Pontiac Jaw

RESPONSIBILITY OF UAW-CIO
Fair Practices Committees IN To-
cal unions extends TO the solu-
ton Of community problems,
Executive Board member VIII
liam McAulay, Director Region
lib. told a meeting of all JAW
Go FAIR Practices Committees
in the Pontiac area recently.
KEYNOTE speaker al the meet
ing, William H. Oliver, Co-Di-
rector of the UAW-CIO's Fair
Practices and Anti DiScrimlna-
ton Department urged that
UAW-CIO members take the
leadership in building medical
care and our public schools are
concerns which cut across every
group in the community. If we
are 10 have good towns and CT
ties for all people to live, then
we must llck the prejudice that
keeps races apart
Chaircd by Roy Reuther,
international Repre-
sentative in the Region, the dele
gates adopted vigorous pro-
gram TO activize fair practices
work IN the Pontiac area. In
cluded in the eight point pro-
gram. they adopted, was provis-
ION for the purchase OF the
UAW-CIO film Brotherhood OF
Man: issuance of monthly
Far Practices bulletin citv-
wide steering committee: and
indignation OF JAW local I'M
ion program with community or
carnations such as the NAACP
and the Council for Human Re-
latlons
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ARKANSAS REPEALS
SEPARATE PRIMARY

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. INN
PA)-A step toward more ds
mocracy was taken here. In !,
Southern state. when the Arkan'
sas legislature repealed unan,
mously and without debate !,
law that separated state and
federal primaries.
The intention Of the original
law was TO prevent Nerrne,
from voting in state primarie,
However. this intention was no,
achieved. as Negroes voted
widely in state primaries lai
year.
1t Is expected that Gov Ben
Laney will sign the bill.
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Tries Suicide

An Unsuccessful suicide n.
tempt was made SUNDAY hv
Frank Bell. %, of 9l3 King Ne
was taken 10 Receiving HOSPITAL
in serious condition ancr
drinking 6 ounces of dislnlee.
tant.
Bell told police he was do.
spondent over an argument with
his girl friend He left two sui.
eide notes.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN.
County OF WAYNE.
No 1Qq Inn
NO. 29o,l00

At Z session Of the Probate
Court for said County Of Wayne
held al the Probate Court Room
in the City az Detroit on the
twcnty-third day Of January in
the year one thousand nine hun
drcd and fortv-Sevcn
Present JAMES II. SEXTON,
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter Of the Change Of
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PATRICK & PATRICK

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
C.Ivut Court fog the County OF
Wayne no ChNcclN
CLYDE MARSHALL plaintiff,
VS. DAISY MAE MARSHALL
Dnlnnnant