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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25

Riding on the crest of the
swing era of the middle fhir-
ties. Jimmy Luncetord de-
veloped new musicians and new
srrangers. working out a rep
erioire that ranged from flag
waving siomps 10 sophisticated
blues.
The lnalsl Lancelord sensation
was created by Wild. iasi ar
rsngemonis. Ike his old theme.
White Heat heard a the newly
released Columbia antholoe,
DURING bis famous Cotton Club
debut run. jimmy began TO emf
ploy moic subtle material. scored
mostly b, his talented trumpet
plsNer Sv Oliver who set a
new >iHle not only for the band
bu' FOR the entire arranging
field
IN later ears olhe brilliant ar
rangers. with .ir>h IDEAS added
90 the Lunceiord rcpcrio
jimmy Lunccford's lir>i cal
btesN came n New Nork Ciiv
when his band was signed 70
follow Cab Galloway al Ne cele-
bsa'ed Cotton Club. Lunceford
and vibrant company STONED the
show a. the Cotton Club and
HUNDREDS ~ otter spots there
after.
Until the group dishanded
temporarily during the war. il
was one OF the top orchestras
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
Stars in Jazz Guest

NBC presented Slim Galllaid
and his orchestra as guests on
stars IN jar Oct. e3Td from
II 05-l2 80 am
Tie CLARK Brothers high step
ping dance team. Appeared on
MICS Colgate Comedy Hour
Oct 18th.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Herbert L. Dudley. Any
1oss Russell Street

fZSb nusseh r.r-
safe of Michigan. IN the w
cu,t Count for the Couh'N "
Wsvne in Chsncefv MI.
ROOSEVELT HAYNES; PAN
ItG IS lNEZ HAYNES, Deieho'
Order OF Publication
No. 4s4S2l
a, session Of said Court h .
In the Court House N me ny
~ Detroit. on the s3ra o'N "
September. A D 1852.
preser, the Hon Miles, A.
.cmlehan Circuit Judge
I, appearing 10 this Coul '.o' Z,
he affidavit Of the plalniilf MAJ
he defendant. lne7 HAYNES. does
10, res,ae in the State Of NIGH
ssn b,t reside> al 1872 Cote
Rr,ilan $ Louis " lss1ur.
OK MOTION or HERBERT
/ DUDLEY attorney iof pam
1T Is ORDERED ,rgi SIC sp-
oesr and answer ne Bill o. M
plant ied p THIS cause Nin'n
N. - month, from me aaie oi
tbs order OF sad BIZ w'N oe
taken IS confessed AMI mat a
conv ~ this oede be 'er' 70 ne
last known adde's o. >ad DC.
fendsnf o, reg.,ierei mal ana
case 10 registered fe;VFn ie-
GO - signed b, ias ie.ernan' 3
received thai tbs o,re' he pAo
l,hed a. eo0lod hv aN
MILES \ CULEiiAN
Csgui Judge
A Tait Con,
rae5. " Brar.e- C'efN
"a. A C4iiaahe. DEPUTY tierA
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in the country. playing q rec
ord breaking number OF road
engagements.


Although the band never re-
turned TO It's previous form after
It's postwar reorganization, JIM
my was hard on the comeback
trail when he dled IN July. l941
Fol the "Lunceford Special
Columbia> curator of jar rec
ords George Avskian carefully
culled eight selections from the
scores OF prime discs IN the COM
pany master files Earliest al
ranscment n tins collection IS
White Heat, one Of the tlyst
hits ~ the 'killer-dillcr' school
OF hectic SWING music
Typical of the transformation
winch turned the band INTO a
subtle instrument for the arran-
gers craft Is Jlmmy'S later sig
nature theme. Uptown Blues.
Also included is Luncetord'S ilrs,
novelty hit, Well. All Right
Then
The Lonesome Road and
BABY. Won't You Please Come
Home showcase Sv divers bril-
liant scoring. while Billy Moore ;
experimental arranging style is
portrayed bv the Lunccford band
~ What's Your Story. Mornn'
Gluit and "Chopin'S Prelude
M ="
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
HeS7ers. Rodgers and RODGERS.
Attorneys
4oS Cratiot

4oS Cratioi
SAFE 81 Michigan. the Probate
N'sii ior The County OF Wavne
No. 4o3.ls2
IN the Matter OF the Estate OF
LILLIAN ARNOLD. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all
creditors Of said deceased are
required 20 present their claims
ln writing and under oath. 10 said
curt at the Probate Office IN
he City Of Detroit. in sale
county. and TO serve ron,
thereof upon ROBERT ARNOLD
Jh, Administrator OF said estate
at 1904 fireman. Detroit. Mich
gan. on or before the gard dav .
December. A. d. 1852, and In,
such claims will be heard h
SAID court. before Judge Patric
y. O'Brien in Court Room N
sos. Wayne County Building
The City Of Detroit. in "a
County. on the 23rd dav OF 10
cember. A. d. 1852. al two o'cIo
IN the afternoon.
Dated October 10. 1852.
PATRICK II. O'BRIEN
Judge OF Probat
Published In Detroit Trih,
eanch week for three weeks q
cessively. within thirty DAYS sr
The date hereof.
iO-18-li-l
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Order To Appear
No. 492.9S3

A. SOS, an of the aoofe en-
'%tod CoWi held IN The County
Bul1ns. % the CIV % Detroit.
county, { Ws,re and state Of
u chigan THIS End dav OF De-
iahr a D 1852
Present Honorable Csil VI
Wedcman CnNuii judge
y arDon ng e, a''l0aA hereto
a''srei ih4''ihe defendant Is
Brown Nai -, dent Of
" hgau. bu that he last known
r.. residence wuS az No.
1917 i7'A street. Ecn,Se MIchi-
sgr DeDrnent SAYS further thru
$50 'i'aN1l that the dotendaut
'nsr IN hoire % has left
we safe ~ NcAcan
on rot on ~ William r Pat
rNk. s. Arofnev far Plaintiff.
iie.ebv Ordered Ma, ne
a"'er ian' enter her appearance.
s'her IN pc SON or bN Attorney
'n # 20 months finin date
1eTea' or he Bill ~ Complaint
De taken as confessed against
Nc
II Faiser Ordered. that =
'rpe nv ~ THIS Oraer ~ Appear
3e r'atlei - the lat know n
1ci1.- ~ ne defendant hv reg
-''re1 nal return receipt re-
es'f1 arn that true cnpv
q o der - Appear be pub
rsleG ss'o Dug 70 lsw
CARL VI WFlDE.lAN
CIcut Judge.
7 q Cop,A
Eagsr y Bran gin. Clerk
b. C. Gallagher
DsVu'v Clerk l0-18-iI. %
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Ernest Richards. Atty.
603 Z Forest

Sis'e ~ Michigan. the Probate
Court for The County o. Wdyne
No. 3s4 s7s
IN The Matter Of the Estate o.
JOSEPH MITCHELL. Deceased
Notice is hereby gwen that all
creditors 90 SAID deceased are
rcquicd 20 p e,crt their claims.
IN writing and under oath 10
said Court At the Probate Office
in the CITY o. Detroit. n SAID
| Counts. and 20 serve copy
Thereof upon ERNEST RICH
ARDS. Administrator OF 50 a
estate a. 500 + Forest Ave
Detroit Michigan. on OF before
the 23 d uav Of December. A D
1852 and that such CLAIMS will
be heard by sad court before
Judge Patrick II. OBren in
Court Room No 306. Wayne
| County Building IN the Ci,v of
Detroit n said County. on the
23id 6av ~ Deccnber A y
1852. a. two o'clock N the after
noon
Da,ed October 10. 1852
PATRICK IT, O'BRlEN.
Judge OF Probate.
Publ Shed IN Detroit Tribune
once zach week for three weeks
succ eSSivelN. Wsihin thitiv DAYS
{ ON the date hereof
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
William v. Banks. Atty.
405 Gratiot
IS. 3so0s4

v SN ne,
IS. 3soos4
~ q session. az ne p 30 n
Count "a said County of Wavne.
held q tnr Probate Coui Rounl
3 the CITY OF Detfoi;. on the
fteenfh day Of Oc'obes M
TIE year one thousand nine hum
ord and Fif,v-iWo.
Present honorable Joseph A
Nu,phy Judge OF Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate of
JOHN HOOD. Deceased.
On reading and fling the pc
t.,lon o. Serester NJ Steele prar-
my that administration de hons
non With the VIII annexed OF
sad estate be granted 10 william
Y. BANKS or some other suitable
person:
II : ordered That The Eighth
dae " December next. Al ten
O'Clock N The forenoon ~ said
Cout Room be appointed for
hearing Sals petition
Arh Il IS further Orrered That
copy - this order be publish
ed once n each week for ihice
weeks conS"c'tilvelV previous 20
said tune 0f hss ing m the De
tloi Tribune nrN paper punt
90 nd circulated n SAID County
OF Wayne
JOSEPH 4 MURPHY.
Judge Of Proh-'e
"A true CODNl
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Arthur W. Rhodes. Atty.
607 z. Adams

ou| Z. Adams
State OF Michigan i'm the Cir
cunt Court for the County O,
Wayne IN Chancerx.
RAY LEWIS, plaintiff. w.
MAHlNE LEWIS, Defendant.
NO. 4s4.77s
Order of Publication
a session OF the said court
held in the cour. house in the
City OF Detroit. County OF Wayne
and State OF Michigan. on the
18th day OF September. 1852.
Present: Honorable Miles N
Culehan. Circuit Judge.
III appearing from affidavit a,
ne. that the defendant. MAXIM
Lewis IS not a resident OF tn
: state OF Michigan. but she is
rs sldent OF Ontario, Canada, an
! mat she resides at 1901 M,
= Dougall Street, in the Civ f,
q windsor. Ontario, Canada.
y On motion of ..rthur Y
y Rhodes. attorney for plaintiG
~ y ordered, that the defend,y
!, MAXINE Lewis, appear and a
,. swer the bill OF complaint AL
az IN this cause within Three Mont
~ from the date OF this order
as said bill OF complaint shall
20. taken as confessed against !
in BY the plaintiff.
~ II Is further ordered that a =,
a. copy OF thic order be publisl
he according to law. and that 4 4
copy Of this order be sent bv :
istered mail to the said defend
az her last known post Office
te. dress. at least twenty DAYS
Inc fore the time prescribed for
uc- appearance.
ON MILES N. cULENAl
ia true copy)
+. EDGAR M. BRANIGIN, Gle
Bv J. II. Burkhsrdt.
Deputy Clerk. (9-20-10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25

State OF Michigan. the Probate
Court for the County Of Wavne
No. 403.ls7
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
FRANK JOHNSON, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that all
creditors Of said deceased are re-
uuired TO present their claims. in
writing and under oath. 10 said
Court al the Probate Office in
the City of Detroit. in said
County. and 10 serve a copy
Thereof upon TILLlE JOHNSON
Administrative OF said estate. a
4504 Mckinley. Detroit. Mich
gan. on or before the oath day o
December. A. ID. 1852. and tina
lsuch claims will be heard b
said court. before Judge Thoms
; G. Murphy in Court Room M
2 305. Wayne County Building !
q the City of Detroit. in said Count,
: on the oath day Of December.
X D. 1882, at ten o'clock in u
forenoon.
Dated October 10. 1852.
THOMAS G.. MURPHY.
t. Judge OF Probai
ne Published In Detroit Tribul
C. once week for three weeks 81
IN cessively. within thirty DAYS fro
The date hereof.
- -
-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
Emmett J. TraYlor Atty.
sel3 Stanford

S.s'e % Michigan n TIE en-
cat Cout TO- the Coun ) ..
Na,re IL Clange,y
ROBERTA MAIDEN HOBBS. IS
EARL CLARENCE HOBBS De
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
Ralph W. Miller Atty.
lll4 Canih

SIS. - hlic1irsn n me Ce
D-'t roe io re te.niN %
Natrs Nnaree n
LOLA 81 iifNANDER plsr.
~ 's ANDERSON ALENAND.
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Marion Bonds. Atty.
70S Lawyers Bldo.

70S Lawyers Bldq.
State OF Michigan, in the Cir
cult Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
NATHANIEL JOSEPH KIN
CAlD. Plaintiff, VS.. ROZINE
ANN KINCAID. Defendant.
Order Of Publication
No. 494.940
Al session of said Court held
az the Court House. in the Wavne
| County Building. in the City ~
Detroit. County OF Wavne and
state OF Michigan. on The is,
! dav OF October. A. d. 1889 90
Present; The Honorable Carl
M; Weideman,. Circuit Judge
4 II appearing by affidavit a.
tached hereto that the said Ss
PENDANT herein. Rozine Anne Kic
a caid. Is not resident a, ~,
= State OF Michigan, and thai y.
- last known address is 253e ~,
y 73rd street. Cleveland. Ohio. 's
s ON MOTION of Marior t,
81 Bonds. attorney for plaintiff
h. TT is ORDERED that IN
~ defendant. Rozine Anne Kincs, 4,
ne enter her appearance in this CO..
- on or before three (3l cors,
-, from the date OF this ordsr =
"a that the Bill Of Complaint ~
De- herein be taken as confessed !, =
her mat the said order be served :,
published ~ required bv ler. az
!. CARL M. WIDEMAN
y (ttrr..t. 80
a True copv, N JUGS
~ Edgar M Braniein, Clerk
sO ny John J. Beck. Deputy CT.
lo-ls--li.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
Columbia Discs Memoria|izes
Jimmy Luneeford, Jazz Prime
Called One Of Most Talented 0rehs

Special release in Columbas Golden
Fla the genial bandeader who
of the talented enerpsng dance bands all
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....s.on v. bon4.. 49,.
70S LAWYERS BLDG.

7os Lawyers Bldg.
state ~ Michigan IN the Cir
out Count tor the County OF
Wavne IN Chancerv
SPENCER NOLAN. Plaintiff
vS JAMES NOLAN. Defendant
NO. ls4.s4l
Order OF Publication
Al a sessio.. ~ said Court held
a. tie Court House IN the Wayne
County Building IN the City Of
Detroit. County ~ WAYNE. and
state Of Michigan. on October,
AID. 1852
Present The Honorable Carl VI.
Weideman Circuii Judge
Il appearing hv affidavit az
,ached hereto that the SAID de-
fendani herein James Nolan. ls
rot resident 90 the State a.
Mich can and ihot his last
known address Route ! Box
7tl Maud Turica County Mis-
SIS ppi
on MOTION of Marion Y
Bond, ai'osrer 30 Plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that The sid
a., .rn3 ~ James Nolan enter
anns 0cc N this cau>e on
ns r.foe 'Nt.e ~ months from
Tho a.ic 80 fn ; oluef or that the
t.,i ~ t-..,.,,f...,. ffr1 hrratp hc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
No. <s3.03s
Order Of Publication

Order OF Publication
a = session OF SAID C0ust held
a, the Court House n the Ci'v
% Detroit. in SAID County. on
the 18TH day Of August, A D
1852
Present. The Honorable Guy
A Miller. Circuit Judge
In this cause. Il appearing h0n'
the affidavit hereto aiiat he'd. that
The defendant cannot be ser' cd
Dv process issued on, OF thl,
count - she j. not = esiden, o'
tie State ~ Michigan. but that
>ne ~, doe az 1923 Wilson Street
CIV OF Memphis. State VI Ten
nessee
Therefore on motion ~ James
D Lee Attorney for the Plant n.
1T IS ORDERED that tive de
feudsnt. Jesse l.. Scott. cause her
appearance 20 be ent,l ~ in ihi,
csuse within three months flom
The date OF this order o. thst
SAID bhl ~ complaint VIII $50
taken As confessed by the said
defendant and tha, true copy
o. this order Tor ap snce be
seni 10 NE defendant. bv regis
tered mail return eceipt re-
Quc>teo sddreSse only 20 her
last known address 1893 W4lon
Street Memphis. s Tennessee.
ond + not received. that this or-
der be published in any newspa-
pa published and circulating N
me County Of Wsvne. according
10 law.
GUY A MILLER
Circuit judge.
"a true copv)
EDGAR VI BRAlGIN. Clerk.
BY Phil Sable.
Deputy Clerk. N0-li-1l-l5).
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NO. 4s3.soo
Order Of Publication

4 session II 4 Goat Weld
'ff oun'N D9.i'h0.se N the
.it y De'mi Wayne County.
Mich -r 1ais - iig ~ Augu,f
~ AJ
4 ',' irea1 THOMAS
: Nhi.t.k teaui j.asa
fsno" iafs coat ilom
fUat te efa sn,t ea that We
ir.rra1s' Anderson a'pNindei !
ef orn led ~
sft a DeNo' WHns Count
81 1u, ' ~. res 49,
7 So Sf.e .,. ~
/ Cr.na1s Sfst. .s f oo,
s.1 - ~ III
'a .r
e. 81,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
loseph + O'Sullivsn.
D'puiv Probate Register.
Ralph J. Osborne. Atty.
1895 Brush

1895 Brush
St1r ~ Michigan. The Probate
C"uii fof I've County ~ Walne
No. 4o27is
IN he Ms'ter of 'he Estate OF
HENRY J TlNDSEY. d ceased
Notice IS hcirbv gwen that al
clcdiiWis of aid deceased ale re-
CURED to picsou, thrn claims.
20 wfilne and under oath. 10 "a a
C,Hi 81 he Probate ONCE IN the
CIV ~ Detroit in sad County.
and 90 serve copy thereof upon
ROBERT DORSEY Admin'stfs-
tor ~ ssid estate AZ 1922 Shep-
lld Avenue. Dctof Michigan
on o. before the 10Th day NJ
Decerber. AID 1852. and tibet
SDch claims wlll be heard hv So #
court before judge pairrk IT.
OBJ on in couf Room No. 600
Wavne County building IN the
CITY ~ D"'fot. n said County
on The 10Th dav ~ Decemher
. ID. 1852. 81 two o'clock in the
afternoon
Dated October &. 1852
PATRICK II. BRIEN.
Judge OF Probate
Published in Detroit Tribune
once each week for three weeks
successfully. within thirty DAYS
from the date hereof.
OOH 1920.
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james d. Lee. Atty.
10l0 Ct Aufoine

State Of Michigan. in the Cir
cut Court for the County %.
Wsvne IN Chsncefv
JESSE DAVID SCOTT. Plaintiff
vs. BESSIE l.. SCOTT. Defend
ant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
Chester Smith. Atty.
gil Crafiof

See - Michigan IN The Cir
'i' E3t.f Tor the County OF
Ns'r" n ChsncerV.
Z NNFS MILLER PlsfntH VS.
NO>ll.FE MILLER Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
William T. Patrick. Sr,
sol LAWYERS Building

Sa'e u -h!sal. IN he CIR
Coa' ~ '1e Count, az
81 tr. lance 81
NAR2flLA BROWN. PLAN.
SIS FS>lF BROWN Deienu-
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4s3.l44
Order OF Publication


A. e-. on NJ SAID Court held
~ 'as CoWt House IN the CIV
10 Dot0 On the 20'n dav Of
A.s~e AD 1852
Present Homo able Ggv A
VI Re Ceut Judge
ia ~ 'suse I sppcs ~ that
me ori"0ieni Rosilee Mllef. Il
noi eden, OF the state OF
MNl.tn bat that ne iesides II
i3l4 ~ffeet X W Washing
ton D
ON NOTION OF CHESTER
SMITH Ai'9rncv Tor Plaintiff
II rs ORDERED that he de.
ifo1sn' 10. lee Miller enter her
srpeasNee N - d cause on o.
pr'p0e flfee 81 months from Inc
as'e ~ TINS ofdef. or the Bill Of
Cnmp'slri NAV be taken A. CON
irs>eu. and that 4 COPY OF This Or
90 be served upon the defendant
either sonsllN or Dv epister-
ed mail or that SAID order be
published a. fcamrrd bv law.
GUY A MILLER
Circuit Judge
"a true 'cupyl
EDGAR NJ BRANIGIN. Clerk.
Ry A } Gallagher
Deputy Clerk t9-20 10 2S)
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TRIBuNE--s.turdsy, October rs. 1852
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25

Edgar M. Branlein, Clerk
ny John J. Beck. Deputy cl.rk
io-is--ii-2:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25

NH'ult JUGS &c.
"a true copv)
EDGAR VI BRAlGIN. Clerk.
Bv Phil Sable,
Deputy Clerk. (l0-ll-1l-l5).
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White Photo.

The marriage Of Miss Norma
Mae Critics to Mr.. Robert Joseph
Cline took place on August 80 at
the Faith Lutheran Church in
Arlington. The Rev. Ralph B.
Piper officiated at the ceremony,
after which reception was held.
The former Miss Critics is the
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v. Critics Of Morganton, N. c., and
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Falls.
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-Harris-Ewing Photo

Miss Jill HERS. daughter of Mr..
Bryant D. HERS of Washington
and Mrs. Leon Bonatta of
Coronado. Calf, on September 4
became the bride of Mr.. Walter
Kisluk. The ceremony was held
at the Church of the Holy Com
munion, with the Rev. Berry B.
Simpson officiating. The bride
groom is the son of Mrs. Michael
Kisluk and the late Mr.. Kisluk
of Medford, Mass.
Following a reception at the
Officers Club at Andrews Air
Force Base, the couple left for a
trip to Florida. They will make
their home Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-11
Entertaining

The Netherlands Ambassador
and Nine. van Rotten entertained
this afternoon from to Z at
cocktails in honor of II students of
their country that are visiting the
United States. The party took
place at the Embassy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-11
Updeqrove-BurIeiqh

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Updegrove
Of Tower City. Pa. announce the
engagement Of their daughter,
Joyce, to Mr.. Joseph A. Burleigh,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Bur-
leigh of Arlington.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-11

Their marriage took place Sep
TENDER 6 at the Metropolitan Me-
mortal Methodist Church, the Rev
Edward G. Latch officiating. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs
George Boutin Porter and the late
Mr.. Porter. Mr.. Rogers is the son
Of MIR. and Mrs. Ralph w. Rogers
Of Decatur, Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-11

The marriage of Miss Mary
Elizabeth Ditch, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Ditch of Dixon
vile, Pa. to Mr.. Joseph Whitfield
Newkirk, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Whitfield Newkirk of Magnolia
N. c., took place September 6 in
Central Presbyterian Church in
this city. DR.. G. G.. Lacy per-
formed the ceremony.
A reception in the church gar
den was held following the cere-
mony.
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-FOUR FAMILY WILL De GLAD to

eat better breakfasts ~
if you make Va>0oz
POST . TENS the $40 wv
"star" of your morn G(E Hn>
ing menu. You see, NNsMAO
Toss cereals esas Tea sssoft1 @N
ment on the table, everyone can
enjoy special favorite or new
surprise" every day for
POST TENS contains Z nutritious
n delicious cereals in 10 individ-;
ual, no-waste packages! And you
know, POST TENS is the only c.
real assortment featuring t,Do of
Americas leading sweet-coated
cereals Krinkles, the scrump-
tous new sugar-coated rice cereal
and Sugar Crisp, that honey of a
candy-coated pulled wheat cereal
So help your family get off to q
good" start every morning -
with POST-TENS.
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can make her meals as gay and
varied as they are delicious .
and that can be you if you de.
pend on JELL-O for inspiration.
/, for one, never dreamed it could
make so many Intercollegiate
cious salads until l started expert
menting -. each one a brilliant
jewel of taste perfection. This
hearty, luscious Jellied Potato
Salad is just one wonderful SAM.
pie" of what you, your fancy and
JELL-O can do and ] say
now's the time to try it:
Dissolve ! package Lemon JeLi-0 1ad
dash Of salt IN W cups lot water. Add
} tablespoons vinegar. To y cup. add.
; tablespoons cold water. Chill In e"1
S~xT pan snfiI slightly thieksnsd.
Arrange 9srnish Of green psppss rings
and pimento strips on mixture. Chill
entil firm. Chill remaining JeLL.o IN.
iii slightly thieksnsd. Whip 10 bowl.
placed 10 ice water. until fluffy end
thick. Fold In cup diced cucumber
and ~, cups wsli-sessonsd potato
salad. Turn onto firm JELL-o in psA.
Chill until 6fm. Makes 2 servings.
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RECORD for your
dishwashing if you
use the new TUT
Fly. B e c q u s e
TUFFY, q woven
ball of red-and-yel-
low plastic won
der-mesh" does the
work of three kitch-
an aids brushes
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makeup nail polish, ETC. They're spun from the
softest whitest, most absorbent surgical cotton
available and are 1907 sterile 30 you can trust
them completely for baby care and nst a'd q. meol-
or COO for box Of 1905. No connection with Amer
lean National Red Cross.
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Returns Here

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Manuel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris have
returned to their homes in Silver
Spring after a vacation together.
They arrived last evening by plane
from Havana, Cuba.