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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-09-08

nets were made of the same ma
terial and color as their dresses
with gathered brim and they wore
matching mits with double cuffs.
The flower girls costume was the
same as the other attendants and
she carried a dainty basket from
which she scattered fresh rose pc
tails in the path of the bride.
The attendants carried fam
shaped bouquets of purple asters
tied with green streamers. The
matron of honor's flowers were
purple asters in crescent cascade
and tied with green streamers.
All of the attendants wore
pearls, gifts from the bride.
Mr.. Harrison had as his best
man his brother, Don T. Harrison,
Jr., Of Sylacauga, Alabama. Ush-
ers and groomsmen were Jerry
Harrison, Edwin Lanford, Harold
Snow and Dick Evans. Master
Ronald Hooper, son of Mr.. and
Mrs w. E. Hooper, OF Birmlng-
ham, was ring bearer and carried
the ring in a Gala lily.
The male attendants wore sum-
mer formal dress.
Lovely Bride
The bride was never more love-
w than in her wedding dress OF
ivory satin fashioned with marS
ouisette yoke. The double ber-
tina was trimmed with Chantilly
lace and gave an off-shoulder eff
feet. The bodice was fitted and
the bouffant skirt terminated In
a long train. Satin covered but
tons extended the length of the
bodice below the waistline in the
back. The full length veil was OF
fine French illusion and it was
held in place by a tiara of seed
pearls trimmed with roses OF lace.
Her only ornament was a string OF
pearls, a gift of the groom.
Her shower bouquet was white
pinnoccio roses, tuberoses ana
centered with a white orchid.
She entered the church on the
arm of her father by whom she
was given in marriage.
Mendelssohn's Wedding March
was used as a occasional.
Reception Held
Immediately following the cere-
| mony a reception was given by
the parents of the bride honorlng
the bridal couple, and members
of the wedding party. Attending
were a large number of relatives
and friends.
The brides book was presided
over by Mrs. Billy Oscar Thomas
who was gowned in red taffeta
with a corsage of red roses in her
hair.
Mrs. Walter Durham, dressed IN
rose crepe with gladioli corsage
greeted the guests at the door
and introduced them to the re.
ceiving line composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fulmer, the groom's mother
| Mrs. Harrison, the brides mater
nal grandfather, Mr.. Robert Ste
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Mrs. Henri P. Watson, Jr., and
Christopher r spending several
days in Como with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Bartlett. Be-
fore returning home she will go
to Nashville to be matron of
honor in the wedding of Miss Eli
len Warner, a former roommate
at Sweet Brier.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-09-08

In the games Mrs. G. D. Rus
sell scored high for ladies with
Mrs. David B. Miles second. John
G. Herbert Jr. won high score for
men with Mr.. Miles second.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schneider
were substitutes.
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Friday Night Clubs
Have Joint Meet

Members of the two Friday
,ioht bridge clubs enjoyed a COM
bined party at the Lexington
country club Friday evening.
Four couples enjoyed this af-
Fair and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Sch
heller were guests.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-09-08

roses and ice cream.
About IS guests, including MEM
bers of the families and out Oh
town visitors, shared IN this hos
pitality.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-09-08

John M. McRae is visiting Gene
Bishop in Forest this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-12
Alfred II. Casey. Atty.
7l1s les. Campsu

state ~ Michigan il ire Gre u;
Court for WAYNE County in
Chsncery.
MINNIE Z. HUDSON Plaintiff
vs. JAMES HUDSON. Defendant
Al g ssior 81 ire sad Court
held N the Court house II ire
CITY Of Detroit iB SAID Comfy
on the ! cav o. March AD ia4e
Present, The Honorable Joseph
A. Moynihsn. Circuit Js1Fe
In this cause i sppesr from
The afidsvi; hereto s;iscred insf
the defendant cannot - served
by process issued oct ~ iris
Court. as ne is not fpa cent O.
This State. the State q Mon bat
that his last known address vas
a. $50 Blo0dgood street Mobile
Alabama.
Therefore On Motion o. Alfred
n. Casey ATTORNEY for Pis.rtIF
II Is Ordered that the defendant
James Hudson. cause his sppesr-
snce % BE- entered herein wffrir
three months from the date N
this order or that aid bin ~ ca~n.
plant viii be taken as conge~re,i
By said defendant. and that =
true copy Of this oIdef be cent 10
the defendant bv registered nal.
and II not received, that the sane
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PRINCE HALL o. E. S. COLUMN

GUIDING STAR NO. ll-STATED MEETINGS Isl WEDNESDAY
eY White sz7 Erskine TE 3to4 Worthy Pstron Mr. james
Randall 1874 W. Grand Blvd SecretarY-Mrs Grace Bsn
ger 3sss 10Th Street La ASST.
cay DECREE WORK Ord Friday. Worthy Mstrcn-Mrh
Blanche Graves sos7 74ih TY. sssls; Worthy Pa
ronMr. James Clark Sszz 3oih Street, SeeretarYMrs
Carrie B. Riley 1880 Parker. PI- 1854.
GOLDEN LEAF Nc. l4-STATED MEETINGS lsf WEDNESDAY
DEGREE WORK Ord Wednesday. Worthy Mafron-Mrs. Mar
Noe Collins llst3 MeDougsi TW -sses Worthy Patron
Nj s. c. Reid 7t2e Maine Tw. l-se7s; Seereary-Niss Rose
a. Fisher 5zll Yemanx
PRISCILLA cHAPTER NO. 7l-sTATED MEETINGS Isl Fri
Wrisht SIS MedburY TH 75s7s; Worthy Patron Mr. De
veid Kelley ioz7S cardoni TO ssl7z Secretary AYe
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO 7s-sTArEp MEETINGS LIST TAars
day. DEGREE WORK Thursday Worthy Matron-Mrs
Willie Austin 7oe3o Meheldale ASSN, Worthy
Gsofss Glenn 2l9st Nseste Secretary Mrs Opal Glenn
ST AGNES CHAPTER NO. e. STATED MEETINGS Ind
wednesday DEGREE WORK tih Wednesday Worthy Msiron
Patron Mr. Jerry Fleming sSS7 TY Sc 70
isrY Mft beetrice Fleming sSs7 Boxwood. TY. s0S73
day. DEGREE WORK Thursday Worthy Marion Mrs
vatn Hsndreih 35es French Road HI parcn
M John c Robinson 1870 Maple CHI Secretary Mrs
WATERFORD CHAPTER NO. 90 STATED MEETINGS LIST Thurs
car. DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday. Worthy Marion. Mrs
INNS Smith sols Oakland TR- ltos7 Worthy Patron Mr.
ant TW. 7leee. =
DoRicIAM eHAPIER NO. "a STATED MEETINGS And thur.
ysris Greene az Msrsfon TR l.os0ss Verify Patron Mr.
snY Calvert 1858 BrYdsn Secretary Mira Hsnrens Yuls
DEBoAAH cHAPTER NO. a. STATED MEETINGS .od Mopdsy
cLShAE WORK 9Th Monday. Worthy Nafron. Mrs J .
DeYe $3.50 bau9or TY. 7-sJT2s pniron walter
Sre go nelross n l-stsl; Secretary hrA Aimee
IfhE CHAPTEH NO. 3s STATED MEETINGS isf Monday De.
49, 49, WORK Ord Wednesday Worthy Marion Mrs Ruth
feot Szsl Canton. WA
fei1A szsl CenionL wa $3.50.
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LEGAL NOTICES

! areas -s s-E 80
az a- r. ai t ctie7-
1szt Z ser 1s ~ Z
ts q - -
awe So So - e
49, ~ 49,,
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Illinois Jacquet
.LuIling Crowds on
Westcoast Hop

LOS ANGELES. Csld.--Iliinois
LACQUER. the renowned Dynamo
O. the Ssxophone. Is proving
% g the most sensational box
office attraction 20 ut the wesi
coast IN r-any year in his
clSrent engagement ~ Billy
Berg's ai;sTv IN iris city.
Ire mighty mite q the sax
ophnls moved INTO Berg's last
wes. direct from : record break
;nE stand - Cafe Society Uptown
= San Francisco.
MskinE als first appearances
n California since the time ne
wss Sicensn with Count Ba-
s.es band ,h-ee years ago. JAG
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Ink Spots On Top
Video Radio Spots

NEW YORK. n. Y-Boa "a.
do and ;eievision last week.
handed the Ink Sports me
wo..ds highest honors by paci.
ia ;h.s Far Cd group . s q
10th the Texaco Star T1es're
and ne Theatre USA' pr S-an.
Because it's host. Milton 5sFls.
has been IN and of the re
"TeNaco Star Theatre ses red
t9T the TOP acts 20 I'll ne -sp
LcnE-iire pas ~ the ng
Berle the quartet imue 'siy
agreed 70 appear
Following on the heels ne
~Texaeo" show. The ns;ior 'o7
singers were asked bv Bro az
producer Tlnton Freedley IF,
pser On the American NJ 10!
Theatre and Academy's ] ue
CSA' program which Is 7-7aa'
cast over the ABC neiwo %
THURSDAY evenings.
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Ne. 4l3-sls
Order Fer Appearance
And Publication

At session 81 sad Co-i; held
IN ire Tsvne County binding a.
,ne Cts ~ De, o.t Coun,y az
WAYNE. State ot M.cniEan on i5e
18TH dsv q Feorua.S 1912
Present ire Honorable Robert
" Toms Circuit judge
Il appearing from tee az csTlt
on file inst IRE defendant. Iforr-
ss & Vincent IL not ,esi1eni
n the State 81 Michigan olt ins;
re seS6es az 90 S. Clinton East
Orange New Jersey
Ii Is Ordered thai ine deten1-
ant enter his appearance N ta.s
case on c- before ;rrfe 81
months from The cate 8. ms Orc
er or said BIZ u Compliant wl..
oe taken as confessed. ard the;
THIS Ordeg he pLbllsne1 e. re-
CURED by law arc z COPY G.! tins
Order be sent 90 tEe defendant
20 ms last known place q ces.-
dence by TeEistere- mail
Rooei " Toms
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
Edgar u BrsriFin. Clerk
By I'd Maurawski
Deputy Clerk BIZ Ais
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| Ella Acclaimed
BY Jazz Fans
of Six Nations

LAUSANNE. Switzerls,s
Temporarily dispensing Win
their usually fierce natio- sns,.
feelings. the Jazz fans II ~
European nations joined ,9ge.s.
e several months ago 70 Sc.
songstress Ella Fitzgerald as tie,
.avorite chanieuse.
IN a survey conducted oy RI.
do Lausanne, Europes moe
powerful independent RADIO out.
lei, popular music followers
pushed Ella over the iop w.,,
more than a thousand votes.
PRIME TOPIC
Ire poll Of continental rust
.sstes was started IN Octabs.
1913 and vas the pyla,s ,op..
q Jazz circle discussions rIsh.
ID 70 Christmas that year when
j; was concluded So rnuca il.
teres; was stirred up n ne
cho,ce ~ fsvorite per. rs.,
ia. RADIO Lausanne. whica hsi
originally intended 20 Es.- -
spCrsss from citizens n 'a.y
I Swl ;zerlsnd. France ana Bel.
gum also received rsrv 9,s;
t.1- FANS N Austria A.lsnd
and Germany
INQUIRIES FLOOD IN
TIE continents Leading rug.
publication. Jazz Hot wra 4
/ published . France .scams
aware n the canvas ihrogsa re
many injuries about /, HhiIh
trey received from Their leaders
snd when the contest encs5 ar.
aounced the results IN ,asI
February. 1870 issue.
Al interesting s,de-ro;s . ne
results q ire poll IS TIE fact
TIA, Ella received toy oao-s
although she is not 6 c.t7er 4
snv ~ re countries ws- had
contributed votes European CON.
renfators attributed her 7opg.
lsr.fv 20 her many Decca ,s.
cordinEs and her recent t-,p to
England which won her { nost
~ new follcwe1.
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Deep Boys Invade
SmartIowaN Night Club

COUNCIL BLUFFS, lowe. -
Ire Deep RIVER Boys. VINO have
neel sosE1g 10 new musicai
~ Eh,s 1s ire success Of their
nos; Eeceri Iukebox hits will
.-vs1e ;-e RI 1west for The first
t4Ts r. more than a year IN
e1sr.-E a tpo-Reek engagement
81 re srsTt S.o-k CLUB IN Coun-
d. B---ts al Frscsy, March Il
Tee Deers viii remain IN
IRE state 81 Iowa 20 follow ID
wt- tH.-week dsfe al the
Crests.f.sld Club in Des MONIES
starting Msrth g. and viii then
aes1 fo- Canada and q series Of
concert sa6 niiery bookings
--rc-z- az. ire Dominion.
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No. 40. lsl
Order Of Publication

At a session % said Court held
~ the Court House IT. TIE City
Of Detroit County and State
aiore said TINS GAY q March.
AID, 1859.
Present Hon. Joseph A. Moy.
nihsn Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof bppea rlnE by
affidavit ~ Willie Mae Brown
plaintiff herein on file IN this
cause that the said Perry
Browns whereabouts is unknown
10 the plaintiff.
Upon Motion 81 Patrick K Pa
trick. attorneys Tor plaintiff.
II Is Hereby Ordered that Per-
~ Brown. the defendant herein.
appear and answer this Bill Of
Complaint filed IN this cause
within three months from the
date o. this Order. o. said Bill
will BE- taken IS confessed by
said defendant
Il Is Further Ordered that this
Order 7e published in news
paper published and circulated
within ssic County. 90 required
- law, and also that q copv OF
this Order be sent by registered
mail 20 said defendant a. MS last
known place n residence.
joseph A. Moynihsn.
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
Edgar ~. Brsnigin. Clerk
By a. Sheid Deputy Clerk.
3-5-4-9
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LEGAL NOTICES

- p-e..sae1 IN sry rev sps per
circulating wstn.n the county Of
Wsyre. according N -sN
joseph 4. Moynlhsns Circuit
JgsEe
Ecz =, 5rsriEa Clerk
2 4 SEeac Deputy Clerk
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s : flanagan A;;orneY.
1877 z CsVi1Scn Avenue
NO. t45lsf


Ak ~ S.4-El.f5AN II re
-- :cr '5e -c-rr q:
-s-rer
.gCPkR p T.
Z .----.AI COOPER. De-
.e1-s-t
Greer q Publication
A,s eo1 e seq Court he'd
- re -r-y S-.1irg e. re
-.rT e. .Jert - re County q
Hayrs sr- STATE - Hsc-lEs1 81
t-S 1sT 2. Eeo-Gsry A ,.
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tsrrec -srei1 ere Sled -s ewit1
t-at tire cstec1ant -s-e1 u ire
sogys emitted cs-se Goes ngt se-
soc u re Comfy - WAYNE ard
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Ne. 44z.ss7
Order OF PG5l3eaiion

~; session. = sac Co-s; held
e; re Cc-: HOSE II ire c IS
De..t u SAD County On me
1t'a 5sv II. Jaausr1. A. D ,s4e
Pese7t TIE Homo sois A1olpn
: Va sC-rsr C~c-it Jl-Ee
n tr-s cssse. i appearing from
ire s.t 1syi hereto attached. that
Ire cessn6sn: Gegerths Miller,
csrrc: &c served cv process IS
sued x - IRIS court ss Sre IS
RI, 2 .esce-. - ire State q
- -rgsr o-i t-st sae ress6es IN
IRE Cty y Augusta. State ~
Georss
or ro,.or q Jerry L Dixon,
attorney Tex ire plaintiff.
j IS o-ceTed that ire defendant
1ere.r. GeEe-ths Miller cause her
appearance % 70 entered IN TINS
case wir.r three months from
the date hereof o. that said bill
- c5-p.a.ai Rlll % ,sken IS
confessed Is me SAID defendant.
sr1 tAs; true copy AZ this order
Cor sppes snce oe sent - the
asst known address ot ire iote~-
-s-t 1y registered mail and i
rot receives ihat tn. ac ~
p-clsne1 in arr newspaper pub
sre5 aud -.ls.ine n the
County q Wsyre according =
law
Arolph : MsrsctneT, Circuit
Judge
"A TIE Copv
E1Esr y Bransgir. Clerk
Bv q Msu-swski Deputy
Clerk 3-i9 Ais
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Rhodes and Dunconbe AifYs..
SCI 2. Adams Ave.

bUT Z. ADAMS ave.
STATE or MICHIGAN IT the
Circuit Court tor the County Ok
Wsyne IN CsarceTy.
HOMER MYNES. P.sirut. vs-
ERSESTlSE MYNES. Defendant.
No. 44z-sol
Order OF Publication For
Non-Resideni Defendant
Az q session o. the said -.t
held in the col-t house II ire
Csy q Detroit. County Of Heyne
anc State az Micn.gar n ire
26fh day q February, 1912
Present Honorable Rooer -
Toms. Circuit Judge.
Il appearing from AFFIDAVIT or
( file herein. that after cllEent
search and inquiry it can not be
sscertained in what state o.
+ country the defendant. Enes;lne
Mynes resides.
On motion " Arthur " Rhodes
/ and James Dunconbe a;;olney
Tor plaintiff. i IS ordered that
the defendant E.rcsune u, nos.
appear and answer the said b.i. "a
complaint filed IN tbs cause IS tn
IN three months from the date %
this order. o. said BIZ ~ COM
plant Vlil be taken as confessed
against her by the plaintiff
Il is further orde Cd that 2
true copy a. this order BE- pub
lished according 10 law and a
Z true copy o! this order be sent
/ BY registered mail 20 the deien-
dant a. her last known post Of
flee address az least twenty days
before the time prescribed for
her appearance.
Robert NJ Toms Circuit Judge.
Edgar NJ BrsniFin County
/ Clerk.
By I'd Msurswski Deputy
Il Clerk s.5-4-Q
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Charles B. Berry. Attorney.
laos Broadway. Suite zoo
NO. tf7sSe

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne IN Chsncary.
TENNIS HAWKINS. Plaintiff.
vs.. WALTER HAWKINS. De-
PENDANT
Order OF Publication
At session of said Court held
in the City n Detroit WAYNE
County. Michigan on the 25th
day ~ January. 1919
PRESENT Honorable Adolph
r. Marschner, Circuit Judge.
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Abner 4. Taken. Atty.
1T7k fnslia Dafroit S

State Il Michigan = ire Cl-c1!'
Court .or me County q Wayne
r. CnarctTt
OPEELIA G VINCENT. Pam
aHvs THOMAS c VINCENT.
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ouet Will continue MS ives, co.,,
stay by taxing his ow'n pacssy.
show into the Million DolIs,
Theatre in this city to- a wssg
starting March -.
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Etetr - e.f- -l4 So =
c-4i Cert .c re Co--,T q
Wayre = C1zey
-E7aT WEBSTER ?.s-E vs
RIA WEBSTER -s.e-cs-
We. 444 %
Order OF Pa5..-a:iez
AZ ssE- ~ ssso Co.; Le,-
3; re Cc--fy BI.Gi-E e '-s
Cry = -e.- n IRE r.r
Tsy-e arc S:ste - -Fs- r.
'1s = cay e Fsc-sT Ao
-.sso
P-esea; Hero so.s Robe-; y
--s C.rc-.; J -1Cs
!, appearing t,ow ~ 1aFlt ~
'scre1 rs.eto s-- LEO -e.eN r
s: ne defer os-t 7.ts Wee
sfs -sTec y t1e s-re s-t,. p
S-ss rct s.1es.7eri = re
C---,v & wsvzs ara State =.
- III 'hs' s1e coes .eTsce
E. 900 y Ecs9r y;seeI II re
Cl,v ~ lisa arc Stste e Okla
-~s s-1 &c Ssh sre csrrcf &c
se-se- process ss-so e-t
IT'S ~, -ecs 1se s-e e oRt orl
ire !. s- -iior laF-e0
o. ~, II : J Flansgsa
atto-rev Tor IRE Pc mig
:, = C1c.e6 ,-s; the so1ye
-sreS defendant sPpear sna an
VKer the FL. ~ Complaint Aie1
in ;1.s cs4se wltrin 'Hree 81
ror-ns from date ~ t7ts Order
o- ne ss-e wsyoe taken &c con-
fesse1 sEalns, her
:, Is F4-,rer e.ec 'nst :
copv MS Og1er ne sent % ne
Defendant a. 1e5 last known a.
dress rv registered ms Oh Z
Ike copy &c published scccrc eng
Reoet y Toms
Circuit JloEe
4 Tie CcV>
Edesr y Bar gin. Clerk
By e M-.swski,
Depuiy Clerk S-l2 10
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49, ~ ScA
Oder Q! Publication

- +stt-s W. $50 $3.50 ; 4-t4 2
.; ire & - House r. TIE C.ty
u De j: IL Ire . cay o! Feo.
-Ls AD., $40.
P.cse-, Ec- "a ~. Jayne
C.-C-.i J-cEe
Sst.s.aclo-y r. . sf.osy.t
showing ,1st the ss.c cett 1lsni
Charlie Rent. IS 10; .es.-.nE in
ire C-rf. 6. Wsyle arc State
ot M-cl4gsr ara RS pres ert
waefes rs sgs ~rknown that
ne !ssf sn All place ct science
Of SAD uefencar; 'Nss ile south
Front street N TIE CITY G: Hau.1i-
tor enc State - Kert.cky.
On Motion q Lewis, RoV!eite,
BFc~n Hsnzo ard Be- a.ior-
neys tof Bertha Rentro, plaintiff
herein.
:, IS Ogeesed that ne sad de-
tenoari 1s.e.n erte- rs appear
ance herein on cT before tnree
months from the da.e OF this
order OF ;ae B.l o. Compliant
filed herein may De taken as con-
tessec ana t-si SAID order pe
published sr1 copy thereof ser
ved Lpcr defendant Of 1elEe7-
&c MA IS eq-4red ~ .sw.
Ira ". JAYNE.
Circuit Judge
4 Ire Copy
Eagar y Bgsnlgin. CLERK
By e M-ssuskl
Deplti Clerk 3-5-4.s
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- f-ef- So NJ -. A4r
e re Court Z &ss y re Cry
Dst---f Ct .-e -t1 cay q.
Is--sry 4 . $40
PRESENT E-sr.e Aco.pn
: Ms-seE-e- c c--. Judge
So s.sr-v pw'c. ~ s.1cstlt
-w-E ira: Len GsS- 1sfer-
car. zen is -rt -cw -ss. a.nE
re C.tv - Ds,rc.- County q
-a s-1 Stz.s q Nl--lesa -,
sang u re CRY q Aszs-
IKE. County ~ Bu1core arr
s-s.s r N--ta Cs-ol-s s-5 rs
r1e- es st1-ess IS Pest Office
5r 81
o. NOTION or Lewis Bow
e-;s 5-cR-- Tsrzo s-1 Bel. Al
,7--sFs t-- F.s-ces Gzsa. plan
IT'S HEREBY ORDERED ths,
sac -s.sr-s-t e-te- rs appear
z-s r. ss1 sss Or 3. oeso-e
t-es -s tc- tie cate @.
;-F ire 5l C Cc1-
1-snt - .sser 6 contesse-
40 t-st 1 -s oe pubLsEs1
1fte-1 ~ -s;e-e1 ma! IS
A1o.Pa : " s-ane-, CEe4;
--Ee
.-Fa y Bs1a clerk
r tes. served uPor
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STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne N Chsncery.
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Patrick & Patrick. AifyG
sol Lawyers Building
Woodward 1.O69g

State q Michigan N ire Cir
cult Court for the County Of
Warne n Cnancegy
WILLIE NAE BROWN plain
tiff IS. PERRY BROWN. Defend
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Evening star., 1949-01-09
To Be Spring Bride

The engagement of Miss Rita
Malakoff, daughter of Mrs. Celia
Malakoff and the late Mr.. ISidore
Malakoff, to Mr.. Norman Joseph
Salins, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
SalinS, has been announced.
The wedding will take place in
early spring.
The city of Peiping. which means
northern plain, received its name
in 1928 after being called Peking
northern capitaD during the many
years it was headquarters of the
Manchu dynasty.
Evening star., 1949-01-09

Miss Flora Ann Shinn, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Shinn of
Hyattsville, was married last eve
ming 20 Mr.. Kenneth L. Chrest, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Day of
Baltimore The double ring cere-
mony took place in the Memorial
Methodist Church of Hyattsville,
the Rev. w. L. Lyon, assisted by
DR.. Harry Evaul, officiating.
Mrs. Charles C. Shinn was matron
of honor and the other attendant
was Mrs. Edward Eccard. Charles
c. Shinn, jr, nephew of the bride,
was ringbearer and the flower girl
was Florence Burgess. Mr.. John
E. Bowen, jr., of Baltimore was best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Shinn
and Mr.. Eccard.
After the reception at the home
of the brides parents for members
of the family and the bridal party,
the couple left for a brief wedding
trip. They will make their home in
Baltimore.
The bride is the granddaughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M.
Shinn, the former having been a
member Of the editorial staff Of
The Star for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Goldstein and
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Sonneborn
were joint hosts at a cocktail party
Wednesday evening at Hotel 2400.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-12
Essay Contest For
Seniors Announced

An essay contest for seniors in the
high schools of the county has been
announced by Charles L. Briner, man
ager of the office of Employment Sc
curity.
The contest is being sponsored by
the National Employ the Handicapped
committee, and the essay is to be
written on the subject, "Why We
Should Employ the Handicapped.
Briner said that $500 savings
bonds were being offered as prizes in
each school with prizes being donated
by the American Legion and VFW for
Oakland; the American Legion for
Accident, the VIEW for Frendsville,
and the American Legion, for Grants
vile. Arrangements were being made
for prize for the Kitzmiller school.
The contest will end June l. Rules
already have been sent out to the high
schools. Judges will be announced
later, Briner said.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-12
zhorsk4, 81. Bennett

Those words from the lips of hundreds of people of Gar
re county recognition of the unsesh performed
ing the past twenty-five years
Persons from all the United States and foreign
countries beat path to the door of this we'll known Baltimore
bone specialist and he could have been kept busy attending the
wealthy and the moderately well do without leaving that
city
But he chose to Garrett county regular
give advice prescribe treatments and for
medical attention all who needed it, without regard payment
the newspapers that orthopedic clinic
held the health office particular date all that
public Sometimes the notices would not
say would attend But for many he did
come and as result handicapped by nfant paralysis
those with physical defect dating from their BIRTH those
who had tendencies materially aided
openly expressed their appreciation but
all have been grateful for their improvement.
This evening DR.. George E. Bennett will be hOnored by a
testimonial dinner would be impossible for all whom he has
helped this function this speaks for them
in saving with sincerity Thanks, Dr. Bennett for unsesh
service toward the betterment of mankind"