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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-08
TIT ~
CAVITY. Aye
F s. CAVITY. Mayor.


Y. +. DnJEAH, City Clerk
STATE or MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
-ITY or PAsGAGOULA
I. the undersigned ". p DeJean,
Clerk of the CITY of ~Pascagouia. dc
hereby certify that the above is q
rue and correct copv of Ordinance
No. q. 1859. which was duly adopted
~ the Board of Msvor and Council.
men of the CITY of PaseaFoula, Mi
tissippi. Mt q regular meeting held on
March II. f041. as same appears on
Minutes of said Meeting In Minute
Cook 20, pages 1l0-1f3
Witness nv hand and seal of the
esity Of ~PascaRouia, Mississippi. this
he nth dav Of March. 1919.
v. p. DeJEAN. City Clerk.
rs r a II 3-tB. rs. Al, q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-04-08

the concrete paving on y. s. Highway
Route No. 90 q distance OF $3.50 feet TO
The intersection Of The center line ..
u. S Highway Route No 90 and Salter
street tor the Wooden Mill Road
thence $50 degrees 30 West along the
enter line OF Saitcr Street Tor wooden
NH road, a distance OF 2B3g feet to a
point west Of the Old River Road Gas
low black-toppedt, thence south co
tegrees IS west across Krebs Lake
and East PascaRoula River 10 the West
1aHk Of said e. Pascagoula River,
thence southwark along the west bank
Of the said T.. pascagoula River and
following the meanderings thereof TO
! point on the west bank Of said river,
Which Is due west of the point OF be
Ginning. thence due east aeross the
aid East PascaRouia River 70 the
point Of beginning hereinabove set
forth.
section 3 DE 1T FURTHER or.
DAMNED that If any clause. phrase,
enteucc. paragraph or section Of this
Ordinance shall sc held TO be uncon-
i%titutionaI or invalid by a court Of
competent jurisdiction. the same shall
not impair or affect the remainder Of
his Ordinance. but such remainder.
I severEtle. shall remain in full force
and effect.
Section 4 BE IT FURTHER OR
DAMNED that this Ordinance shall aft
er its adoption be published for three
weeks IN the Chronicle Star. a news.
paper published and circulated IN the
city of ~Pascagoula. Missi ssippi, and
which newspaper has been 50 eztab
shed and published for nor than
me wear prior 10 this date. and the
anne hall become operative. take Of
feet and be In force one month from
and after the passage, approval and
adoption thereof
The above and foregoing Ordinance
was introduced al this a regular meet
'ng Of the Board Of Mayor and Coun-
ajlmen of the CITY Of p~ascagouls, Mts-
iissippt. ON the 18th day of March
ta49. Nv Councilman Ezelt. and fhe
same having been read, discussed and
considered section by section ana then
IS a whole, II was ON motion made by
Councilman DeJean. duly adopted by
he following vote. to-wit:
EZELL. Ave
neJFAN. Ave
CAVITY, Ave.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-11
"Red" Danger If Hawaii Becomes State Now

PORTLAND (P)-Statehood for Hawaii should be deferred be- cause of the threat of communism, Judge James l.. Coke, chairman of the Hawaii longshOre strike fact finding board, said in an interview here.
 "We are getting along all right now as a Territory" he told a re- porter, and statehood now would be "a serious mistake because of the danger that the subVersive ele- ment might take over"
 We should not take chances at this time" he continued. "We should ferret out the underground before statehood. The communist party has said Hawaii is consid- cred the most fertile ground for it's seed and it may be that they are using it as testing ground" :"
 Coke said one labor leader said i na speech, that unions wanted statehood so they could elect their own judges, take over the govern ment and control the police.
 Statehod will be proper some time, yes, but not noW," said Coke, one-time chief justice of the Su- prcme Court of Hawaii.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-11
SCHOOL NOTES
FIRST GRADE

The enrolment of three new pupils makes a total of sixty-five children in the two first grades. This makes quite a problem to find enough desks and seats of the right size for this age group.
 Both sections of first grade are reading in their third book We Come and Go"
 All of the first graders meet to- gether three times a week for mu- sic which they enjoy very much. FIFTH GRADE
 There are tWenty-four enrolled in the fifth grade-fifteen girls and nine boys.
 In geography class we are study ing the United States. To aid us in our study, we wrote letters to the Chambers of Commerce in the capital of each state. We have re- ceiVed some very interesting ma terial
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-11

and the entire lake was free of snow. Roasting Wieners and marshmalloWs together with hot chocolate refreshed the skaters.
 Christmas seals and pledges have been sold this week by the students. The project is a very worthy one because it gives aid to those who suffer from tuberculo- sis. Twenty per cent of the pro- ceedS is retained locally for health purposes.
 The world history students are studying about the German tribes and German kingdom on tn soil of the Roman Empire.
 Algebra students are studying graphs both the straight line and curved.
 The basketball team defeated the Officers by a score of 5 to 3 and thus the High School became the champions of the Jamboree.
 The moon has an influence on the motion of the earth. When the moon is in advance, or at the third quarter its attraction quick ems our motion around the sun as much as possible. When behind the earth in its orbit, or at first quarter, our satellite retards our orbital motion round the sun by the greatest possible amount.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-11
Canada Building
 Huge Radar Screen

OTTAWA lP)-Canada is build ing a huge radar system which would give warning against pos sible air attack on her big cities and other vital targets, a govern ment white paper revealed today.
 The defense paper, outlining Canada's preparedness program, said the radar system is being de- veloped to cover "certain vital ap- breaches and areas"
 Radar stations costing from be- tween S2,5OOOOO and S3,5OO,OOO each yeer planned, the paper said, to give early warning of the ap- proach of enemy aircraft so that jet fighters and ant-iaircraft guns could be alerted to ward off an attack.
 The paper said the fear of a world war between east and west had been moderated during the past IS months, but said Canada was continuing a full-scale de- fense program. The nations pO- tential industrial capacity for war, it revealed, is twice that of l939
 Heavy emphasis was being placed on air power the paper said and orders worth S75,OOOOOO had been placed for this year for planes and parts - almost four times the value of orders last year. Speaking of the paper, which was submitted to the House of Com mons by defense minister Brooke ClaXtOn, he said Canada'S plans did not enviSage a dense curtain of radar such as Britain and Ger many had during the last war.
 But there would be some sta tions in the vast northern terri tory. Most will be situated to pro- tect big cities and key targets.
 Other preparations for possible fighting in the Arctic were report ed. The paper said the army had developed new snow-travel n 2 sleds and vehicles, new anti-freeze and heated caboOse-like hut S mounted on sleds and drawn by tractors for taking men and equip ment into areas of extreme cold.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-11
Find Scrubbed Note From Long Missing Flier

ANCHORAGE (P)-A scribbled note found in a lonely Susitna cabin kindled new hope today for the safety of Francis Dizzy" BroWnfield, airplanc pilot missing since Sept. 3.
 The air forces 10th rescue squadron today disclosed finding of the note after a helicOpter flight to the cabin, one of a string owned by Oscar Vogel, we'll known trapper in the area, some 50 miles northwest of here. The note, undated, read:
 God bless the man who built this cabin and left food in it. I, Francis BroWnfield, was lost and sick and I opened the cabin. If I make it back l will pay the man for the food and shelter"
 Hurl BrOWnfield, the missing flyers father, immediately recog- nized it as being in his sons hand writing.
 Search of the cabin was made after the pilots mother, in Se- quinn, Wash, reported hearing from crew members of a fishing vessel that they received a radio message at sea that BroWnfield was safe in a cabin in the SuSitna area. Tenth Rescue, notified, con- tacted Vogel.
 He said none of his cabins, to his knowledge, had a radio, but he suggested they be checked. When air force pilots flew Vogel over the area, he noticed a chimney pipe on a cabin which previously had no chimney.
 So yesterday It. William A.. Weed and Vogel landed in heli- copted, found the note and rushed it back to Anchorage.
 More planes then were sent aloft in the hope of finding the lost father of six children. He had left no word as to the course he intended to follow, nor how long he had occupied the cabin. Brownfield was to have made rendezvous with a hunting party Labor Day. His plane crashed and was found Sept. II.
 Meanwhile, Mrs. Pat O'Donnell andI Earl Bogey walked back into the Sheep Mountain civil aeronau- tics administration station a few days later. O'Donnell, who re- mained on a river bar awaiting BroWnfield, battled the elements for 24 days before finally emerg- ing from the wilds at Talkeetna.
 O'Donnell had used some of Vo-
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-11
HIGH SCHOOL

Today is Armistice Day which marked the termination of World War I. On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1918. the Allied generals met in Marshal Foch's private railway car in the forest of Com piegne and agreed to an armistice. Homesick soldiers shouted for joy. From the tomb of Napoleon in Paris. the cannons announced that the war was over.
 Last Friday, the High School held their skating party beneath the light of the hunters moon. Beach wood transported to the re- mote tondra lake gave cheerful light and warmth to the occasion. A canvas shelter and a convenient bench made the conditions more comfortable. The ice was perfect
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-11

For the past week our history class has ben devoted to reports on the lives of important men of or nation during the period l789 to l848.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-11

gels cabins while tramping his way back to civilization.
 Vogel said later none of his cabins had radios and none was found in the cabin with the note.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-11

George Scott. radio operator for C. A. A., has been transferred Ot Bethel. Both he and his wife are leaving immediately for their new assignment. Mrs. Scott has been a nurse in the local hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1949-11-11

Continued on Page Three)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-14

Terrific bargains at this drostieoIy low
price Choice Of pumps, Sandals. ankle
straps and sings and wedges in suede.
potent and leather. High and Cuban heels.
All sizes. You'll want several poir at this
low price.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
Continued from page 1

heaters and mill made kitchen cab
inets are supplied with the homes.
The subdivision also has a commun.
ity water system with a hydro chro-
rinator and paved streets.
The first tenants to occupy WIFI
teaker Bungalows represented a fine
cross section of Miamians who were
all happy and joyful over the occu-
pancy of their new homes. Pictures
of the entire group were made be-
fore the occupancy took place.
CThese pictures are published in this
issue of the Times on page 23).
Among the first tenants to buy
and occupy homes at Whitaker
Bungalows are: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
McCray, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur HUI
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Miles
Mr.. Leroy Morant, Mr.. and Mrs,
Annon Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. Regi-
Maid Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Carey, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stiles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Joe Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cooper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Halves, Mr.. Joshua
Billiard, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Frank
Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Humes, Mr. and Mrs. Abrom Har-
dy, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lenard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius James, Mr..
and Mrs. David Robinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Swift, Mr. Raymond
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
Church Of The
Incarnation News

Low mass will be celebrated Sum
day morning at s'46 in the CoEnmun'
ity Auditorium by the Rev. John j.
Jarrett.
Church School at 10 am. last Sum
day. The attendance was SO. The
adult class 10.
Laymen League Guild will meet
Immediately after the 8:45 service.
All men are urged to be present.
There Is business Of importance
Mr.. Garth Reeves is the president.
Mrs. Winnie Cleare, president OF
the Altar Guild, is still sick. Drop
in and see her.
Mrs. Margaret Gibson is still on
the sick list.
You are invited to attend a Coffee
Retreat on Saturday night, Decem'
Der cath after the midnight mass al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus r.
Love, 1882 NV card vt. In Liberty
City. The admission use.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
)wners Occupy Homes At Whiteaker Bungalows

Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Solo,
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Rhodes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. otis Moomarn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Pinder, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Nc
Carthy, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmitt Phil
lips, Mr.. and Mrs. Benny l.. O'Berry
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Walker, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Coney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Delaney, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Lampkin, Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Flowers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Ferguson and Mr.. and Mrs.
William bill" Switzerland.
NEW ADDITION BEING BUILT
So popular was the demand for
homes at Whitaker Bungalows,
that the developers have decided TO
build an addition to the original
subdivision. The new addition will
be located adjacent to the original
and will be twice as large. A total
of so homes will be built there, and
will begin immeditely.
Veterans interested in purchasing
homes at Whitaker Bungalows may
get information at the company's
office, 800 NV 27th avenue, or by
telephoning 4-0413. The office Is
open Monday through Friday from
l to 4 pm. and there's is representa-
tive on the property Sundays from
II am. to 6 pm.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17
Xmas Cantata
Presented By Gesu

A Christmas Cantata including
selections from Handles famous ora
torio THE Messiah" was presented
by the Gesu Church Choir on We'd
nesday, Dec. IA at st. Francis
Xavier church.
The Gesu Choir, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Hugh McGaffigan, per-
formed marvelously and the pro-
gram was enjoyed by all.
The Rev. Bernard A. Tonnar ID
pastor Of st. Francis Xavier.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17

This affair Is sponsored by Mrs.
Flora Love and the proceeds will go
to the building fund.
Don't forget to keep in mind you
have a date on SATURDAY, December
gath at the Community Auditorium.
The time 1890 pm. where the First
High Mass win be celebrated by
Rev. John J. Jarrett.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17

ENTERING THEIR NEW HOME at Whitaker Bun
galows-Pctured above two of the owners at WHIT
eaker Bungalows who caught they entered their
new home after signing their final papers for occupancy
Approximately 40 families entered their homes this week
at the new subdivision the first developed for Colored
Veterans in Miami. photo by johnson OF Hollywood
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-12-17

SIGNING FINAL PAPERS, for occupancy of their
home at Whitaker Bungalows are Mr.. and Mrs. Benny
L. OBerry, who among the first to buy homes in
the first subdivision for Coored Veterans in Miami Also
seated the table official of the developing
any, and in the back ground two owners wait
ing to sign papers. photo b johnson OF Hollywood)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16

~ rae gInEt3F coUmT OF THE
NtA4FsEA ~ naCGAl CIRCUIT
- HffE aF&Tt OF FLORIDA,
81 4tn ron MONROE COUNTY.
- GMAkt fna.
gaae ~. fa-aT
fINtlt& q. 8kANE.
Plaintiff,
sfs- DIVORCE
luifS a uKASE. III,
defendant.
oMnNm 90 FNnLlcATION
fti tahn . Ukaue. III.
Hf knrrh street.
Hf4nmsnmn. New Jersey.
NuH aFe heFeay required % APP
HFef Is the tii1 ZOE Divorce filed
aaetmst yea in the above styled
ansn Nn ~ hsfoFe the 2Gth day OF
tatfmhaf. A. ~ 1913. otherwise
ass afifasfioae contained therein
ali - taken a. confessed.
fk.ne and ordered al Key West,
llaHfae faunts. Florida. this 25th
a4f 80 th4oieF. A. y. 1919.
ftlftnlf Court seal
Earl. n. ADAMS.
clerk Of Circuit Court.
tffs Kathleen Nottage.
Deputy Clerk.
f.aftana Esuuinaido. Jr.,
ftfaFuaf Coz Plaintiff
orles. nox.2-9-i6.l9t9.
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Minimum space to Be
charged for any one inser.
ton viii be for 3 lines. (Es-
innate 5 words per line.l
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TO insure publication.
copy must be in the Adver-
Using Department office be-
fore II o'clock in the morn
ing on the day Of publica-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16

-. w,tF ssnfgtr cot RT OF THE
afNNNNEM ~ DftIAL CIRCUIT
~ aNn Fom uoNROE COUNTY,
a. smANeEnA.
sase -. t1-11
kNtaFt.A rANhtts
Plaintiff.
slEr fOR DIVORCE
ssll<4TkNTINE fAChtS,
xoFsgE go APPEAR
"a. 4askaFANTlNE PACHOS,
afG west tRfh street.
ka vera city. y. \.
vfa AnE fEREHf NOTIFIED
80 !. -1sir Zoe divorce has been IN
....5..f slaafnst yuu in the Circuit
st - fha Eleventh Judicial CIR
-. y. wna fur Monroe County,
-. uhieh suit D. entitled
tk.ffA pAt'itus. Plaintiff, VS..
s.sfANTINE pAt'HoS. Defend
80 hrtua a. ChanCery No. l2-5S.
-. 80 hrfehy required 10 Tie
assk ~ t'lerk - the said Court
arffafn appearance IN said
800 - f.sreffiiser Z. 1913.
ufTsf.ss FttE HAND AND SEAL
fst. t4suft a key West, Florida,
80 "A daF ~ November. A. ID.
a EARL n. ADAMS.
tsfurk "a Circuit Court.
AS tsdi FieFence y. sawyer
Deputy Clerk.
.ssHaVas & kfRst'H
ass..Fnrss COZ Plaintiff
~ srasf fulidlnE.
80 f.andefdale. Florida.
- nov 2-s-te-s3, 1888.
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a eos az OR TuE COUNTY
81 gsat4t. MONROE cot MY,
eVATN 0F FLOnaDA. N PRO-
naI9A
a. - FHfHtf at;
IaAiNRE APPEIRoUTH.
Deceased.
kaxsgg 90 INTENTION no MAKE
AppH8C ALTON ron FINAL.
mist laAnGE
- Am Whum a NAY Concern;
klsTRsE g. heFeby given that Jen-
nfa Wsinfrauh Appelrouth has filed
49, fisal rsnuft a. EXecutriN of the
ssfa8a - fsndoFe AppelrOuth, de-
4ssaaasa that she has filed her Pc
ssftssa faf Ninat Discharge. and that
a. ail Apply - the Honorable
a4uliimm i.apea Dr.. Circuit Judge
= aad seq Nourue county, Florida,
- ftnN tn the place 90 the County
faaer = hU d disqualified, on the
fath Has 80 November. a. u. 1919,
faf anuFfssa uf same and for a
teal Alas haFGe a. ENecutriN OF said
satase ~ IsaaoFe Appelrouth. de
fsstra this ortober 2sth. \. ID.
faas aF keg West, Florida
JENNIE WEiNTRAUB
AG'FEi.ROUTH,
A. Enrrufr&k of the Estate OF
Faalf.are AupelFuuth. deceased.
oct -: nov.2-9-l6, lS4S
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ELECTRIC stove, in good work
ing condition. Reasonable. Tele-
phone 1154-J, 1901 Newton st.
nov14-3tx
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ADVERTISING q In
first in
n a
ss S +. IS
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ron sALE--UsED CARS

'46 BUICK Super Sedanette. ST.
1875 cash or terms. Apply ITO
Fleming St, Phone 1185-M.
novl5-3tx
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Lille Petersen Sands,
Apt. CO, 1894 South
Columbus Street,
Arlington. Virginia.
You are hereby required to APP
pear TO the Bill of Complaint for
Divorce in the above styled cause
ON or before the 18th day Of De-
cemher, A. ID. l949, otherwise the all
legations therein will be taken as
confessed
This order is to be published
once a week for four consecutive
weeks In The Key West Citizen, a
newspaper published in the city
of Key West. Monroe County, Flor
Ida.
DONE and ORDERED this Sth
day of November, A. ID. 1949.
(Circuit Court Seal)
EARL r. ADAMS,
!. Clerk Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
BY: Kathleen Nottage.
Deputy Clerk.
Al. IGNATIUS LESTER,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
nov.9- 16-23- 80, A.D.1949.
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LADY desires huaEs heNns& f
ton or manager a. AH.a l
Phone e33-R
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
Of THE STATE OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 12-42
JOHN EDWARD SANDS.
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE
LILLE PETERSEN SANDS.
Defendant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-16

Use your phone. Adver-
tisements may be inserted
iii these columns by phone.
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~ Tuw rgmCrrT Court or THE
EAfN E&TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
uE rmE STATE or FLORIDA,
a. AN Eon MONROE COUNTY.
NW EMANCNmN.
fnae "a. 1850
NfsANHN a PHILLIPS,
Plaintiff.
uAHikN PHIId.IPs
amugzm oF PUBLICATION
Ff1 Mafian Phillips,
afs Webster.
aan Francisco, California.
NoH are hereby required TO ap-
sse4F a. the Niil 20 Complaint. Tor
tIfeFre. ~ che above entitled cause
81 fAe f3t day ~ bceemhers 1853,
- HefaIsr. the alieHAtions therein
afIl ha faken ~ confessed.
FNse order 81 Be published once
y ent foF four consecutive weeks
pareF puhlishea In keS west
t,.ae aaa ordered this LIST day Of
N..sstutsFF A ~. i9ta.
ftstftult Caurt Sean
EARI. r. ADAMS,
Clerk Of Circuit Court.
Ms fsdD fioreHce +. sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
pkt't. 81 SAWYER,
sufhffsaf For the Plaintiff.
nov.2-s-l6-23,l 1919.
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Business office in The
Citizen Building, corner Of
Greene and Ann Streets.
Door to the right on enter
inc building.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
1ITH JUDICIAL CHRUIT IN AND
FOR MONROE COUNTY, FLOR
IDA. IN CHANCEERY.
Case No. 1919
SAMUEL w. HOuSER.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
MARGARET HOUSER,
Defendant.
To: Margaret Houser
500 Bannock Street
Denver, Colorado.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
Divorce filed against you in the
above styled cause on or before
December 5, 1913, otherwise, a De-
cree Pro Confesso will be entered
against you In accordance with the
laws of the State of Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED at Key
West. Florida, this 25th day of
October, A. D., 1949.
(SEAL) EARL r.. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
BY: ,(sd) Florence E. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
s. S. McCAHILL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
oct. 26;nov.2-9-16.1 949.
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smF&f a. 40 HNTwNWfow To MAKE
&NFAlt aFEoN Yea FINAL
nfs4 m4mEE

swFsf 80 tNTESTfoN TO MAKE
AHFN4t af8uN Yea FINAL
HfHH HAmGE
#FH44tN Law 1880
~ tM& nv o. T8E COUNTY
- #HH MONROE Jointly.
1879 90 FLORIDA. ~ Pro
tM fHe estate q
8N#3ta ANA Brown.
- 49, Waan "a MAJ concern:
H hefrbF aiVeu that Mar
titfo HFoNn Spalding has
tH*# Hae fiHai rnnnft a. Executrix
t4e estate - 4annls Anna Brown.
s tN4s size has filed her pes
H ff fiaef discharge. and that
M Aft aNRif % the Honorable
4 AH issf1. County Judge OF
~ aa@tN Ftarlaa. on the 18th
tt % NHttHhef ta49. for approval
eset aaa teF fGnaf discharge as
HtfiN - iae estate ~ Jennie
4# tfaNH 4nrNAaNd
eaeE - this asth day Of Oe-
MknfH EnlTE kfKEN BROWN
H4afftt&U
Af~stsfH ~ ths estate % JehnIs
AaNe iifeWn. Decreased.
eet g; nos.s-s-i6.19ts
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- NuN ffnftfF goUnF o. THE
NttNNNNst "a oattAL CIRCUIT
80 fHE sfaFN oE Ff.oufDA. IN
49, NeM 8UN moE COUNTY. N
NtEMH.
te@a Na. H1~as
ttNe tt@fhH TUCKER.
Plaintiff.
DIVORCE
NetHh AufisE TUcRER.
Defendant.
aan&m az FERTILIZATION
va 6tfH i.nuise Tucker
ftH HefNsn Avenue
f.akea ttff. New Jersey
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Hsai5 EAnt X. ADAMS,
CLERK 81 Circuit Court.
Mt Kathleen NottaEe.
Deputy Clerk.
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