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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-10
Scientific Principles
Used In Building
Clemson Bull Stud

Scientific PRINCIPLES have Deen
,,sed in carrying forward the 1oe7 pl4 fnr
Started at Clemson NJ IN ts4 caro-
T making available to South n.o H%lu
I'M una i 1ar their dairy ,e catsle,
To- = p Lancaster, head, Clen hose
D. 6airv Department, says t these
principles are the same sos as ,,,
20 =, successfully used in developii IS
SO 5000 surS corn and in the improve
ment of swine and poull''
ue noints out that the bulls
no wv, assembled at Clemson for use
III nb. saa and bred as related inalvl-
d,,aIs to form two or three lam
lies in each breed. He adds 1has
q sIis small group of the females o. Oh
each family has been reserved ioi
snecial matings within the fanny
for the purpose of maintaining
the required relationships
"There are now Is Guernsey
bulls in the stud Representing III.
Holliston. Fern, and Butterfat
families" he states. "The value OF
having several families in a breeo-
inc program is to obtain the IN
creased vigor and producing abll-
ity resulting from having two
sets of inherited factors aVallaole
when two families are crossed
instead of only one set that re-
suits when close relatives are
mated" he states. "When three
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-10

Civic clubs and local business
men spent $24,327 on District Jun
ior Dairy Cattle Shows held for
white and Negro youths this fall.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-10

There will be an additional 81
million persons to feed in theUnlt-
ed States by 1875, present trends
indicate.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-10

Thomas Paul Fender, Sanford,
Fla; Harvey Henderson Sessions,
West Terre Haute, Ind; and Free
man Brice Vereen, Norfolk, Va.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-10

Mary Washington, an asparagus
variety with resistance to rust. is
recommended for North Carolina
gardens.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-10

Gull apples may be ensiled by
mixing 20 per cent. By weight, Of
dry roughaee with the apples.
English Wair.,-...5 sc not adapted
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-12-10

Pasture conditions on November
|. 1852 were at their poorest since
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
St. Matthew And
Temple Notes

Sunday morning at IL o'clock
Brother Allan Ferguson will de-
liver the message at st. Matthew's.
He is an inspiring speaker. The
public is invited to come and
worship.
A Mothers Day program viii
be rendered at $50 pm. when
mothers will be honored. It is ex-
pected that this will be one of
the main attractions of the day.
All mothers of he church and
friends are asked to be present.
The Rev. L. A.. Thompson will
speak at the evening service.
Temple-ites are reminded of
the second Sunday parlor recital
at the home of Mrs. A. Mcdonald,
1875 NV 4th court. Table Satur-
day evening on the church
grounds.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
THANKS

To the members of the Mt.
Zion Baptist church and the most
loyal friends of the late Mr..
Millard Natteal who passed April
10, 1852 the family wish to thank
you for your kindness during
their hours of sorrow.
We realize it is our loss but
heavens gain, so sleep on Millard
and we will meet you in that
Great Beyond.
Mrs. Maria Natteal
Mother and Family
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to the many friends
for their kindness and floral Of
ferings extended during the re-
cent illness and death of our be-
loved one, Bertha Stewart Baker.
Wilbur Baker, husband
Major and Robenia Stewart,
father and mother
ESSie McGill, sister
Joseph and Willie Stewart,
brothers
Frank and Hattie wilkins,
cousins
J. B. and Mollie Stewart,
aunt and uncle
Eddie and Mile Stewart,
cousins
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
SAN FRANCISCO
BARS robson
FRANCISCO, Cal.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. -
(ANP) - San Francisco last
week became the latest city TO
bar Paul Robson, noted baritone
in his current concert tour OF
American cities.
When the board of trustees
spurred by Mayor Elmer Robin
son, voted to deny the singer per-
mission to sing in the Opera house
San Francisco joined Oakland
CAL, and Seattle, Washington as
cities which have refused 70 allo"
the singer to sing.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
Churchman Tells How Whites
Help Him Overcome Bias In Travel
BY Rev. Clarence T. r. Nelson

SAN FRANCISCO - CAMP
Many Negroes should be inter-
ested in my experiences while
travelling in an automobile with
three White minister friends
from Chicago to Mill Valley, Cal.
The ministers were the Rev.
Frederick Ball, pastor of the
Methodist Church, Ottawa, ILL.,,
the Rev. Paul Cation, pastor of
the Halsted Street Methodist
Church, and the Rev. Reynold
Hoover, pastor of the IngleSide
Methodist Church, both Of Chi
cago.
Our first stop to eat was in
Springfield, Mo. To my great sur
prise we were served without
hesitation in the Cortez Courts
Cafe. At our next stop, Clinton,
Okla, we went in to the H and r
Cafe and took seats in a booth.
A waiter came over with the
water glasses, and as he started
to placing them on the table, he
said "The boy will have to eat in
the kitchen" Rev. Cation said,
''Well, we will not eat here then"
AS we walked out the waiter said
"I'm sorry"
I then said to nay White friends
that I was certain that there was
no place tina would serve US all
together. They said 1--WE will see."
We then went into Bills Cafe
owned by a White woman. We
sat down and were served quite
courteously.
We stopped at Alice's Cafe in
Amarillo, Tex. for lunch and Mrs.
Stovall, the waitress, served US
very readily. We spent the night
in the Occidental Hotel in Albu-
querque, MN. I was told by Ho-
bart L. Lagrone, president of the
Albuquerque branch of the
NAACP that go days before I
would not have been permitted
to stay at the hotel and that city
has just adopted civil rights
bill.
There are two observations
from these experiences that I
wish to make. .
First: AS Negroes we must risk
being embarrassed and even
worse, sometimes, to secure our
full citizenship rights. OF course
/ do not like to be told, 1--WE don't
serve Negroes" or words to that
effect. 1t hurts and doesn't help
the appetite.
Second: Our White friends can
really help by doing as my
friends on this trip did. They put
their words and beliefs into prac:
tice. When the chips were down
they stood up and I was not
counted out.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
CARD OF THANKS

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Moore and
family wish to express their
thanks for the many cards, let
terS, flowers, and donations dur
ing their bereavement, from their
many friends, neighbors and
churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Moore
And Family
Coconut Grove
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Goodwin regret their
leaving Bunche Park. The Good
wins have lived here for more
than three years. Mr.. Goodwin Is
with the Navy. He has been
transferred to the naval station
in Brunswick, Me. Mrs. Goodwin
and her three children will live
In Philadelphia indefinitely.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late John G.
Belton wish to thank their many
friends for the cards, letters,
kilograms, flowers and cars.
Special thanks to the nurses OF
Jackson Memorial hospital and
the Francis Funeral home.
The Belton Family
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
IN MEMORIAM

In sad but loving memory OF
our dear mother,
MRS. CHRISTINE HART
who departed this life last Moth
er's Day, May l3, 1851.
She is gone but not forgotten.
Sleep on, dear mother, and
take your rest;
We love you, but Jesus loves
you best.
Mrs. Rosa Lee Delaney, Dght.
Mrs. Estella Newsome, Dght.
Calvin Hart, son
Howard Hart, son
Cleveland Hart, son
IN MEMORIAM
In sad but loving memory OF
our dear husband, brother, and
father,
MIR. JOHN REED
who departed this life May 9,
s1048.
Gone, but not forgotten.
May he rest in peace.
Daughter, Sister, Wife
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of the late
beloved,
MRS. NETTIE STYLES
who passed to the Great Beyond
May 8, 1884.
May she rest in peace and light
perpetual shine upon her.
Percy A. Styles
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

Church was quite success. 1t
was sponsored by the Deaconess
Board and more than $142 raised.
Pastor w. X. Smith was pleas
ed with the results. He was the
preacher on Sunday evening.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
wife, mother end grandmother,
MRS. MATILDA l.. RUSSELL
who departed this life May 8,
1949.
Cleveland Russell, husband
Mrs. Martha Clark, daughter
Charles Russell, son
Dorothy HaWes, grand
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph N. Abel,
2460 NV 153rd street, Biscayne
River Gardens, recently celebrat-
ed their 18th wedding anniver-
sary when relatives and friends
spent an enjoyable evening with
them. Some useful gifts were re-
ceived by Mrs. Abel. The Abels
have three children.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

President E. c., Krigline of the
City Council has appointed a
committee to conduct an inveSti-
CATION into a petition for a much
needed excavation permit. It Is
claimed that signatures were OBJ
tanned by telling the people the
petition was asking for a play
ground, but nothing was said in
the petition filed about a play
ground.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
PTA Mothers Day

The PTA of Liberty City Ele-
mentary school, 1855 NV list ST.
is inviting the parents and friends
to attend Mothers Day program
Sunday, May IL at four o'clock.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

Do not neglect to at ( e n d
church on Mothers Day. There
will be special programs for you
to enjoy. At the First Baptist
Church at 8 pm, Mrs. Virgie Rec
Hill and Mrs. Sara Scott will be
speakers.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

News for the Miami Times may
be given to Mr.. Dowdell, your
agent, or sent direct to the Miami
Times at 6740 NV 18th ave., not
Later than Tuesday afternoons.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

The Opa Locka city council has
met with citizens Of Magnolia
Park and Magnolia Gardens and
discussed problems confronting
our people. We are sure that as a
result there is a better under
standing, and provision will be
made for some better facilities in
this area. Our section continues
to grow and we want to grow
with it.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

Things are buzzing at the Ma
rine Air Station where marines
are arriving daily. This means
much to nearby areas and to
Miami as a whole.
The Miami times., 1952-05-10
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of our dear father,
WILLIAM A. ADDERLEY
who departed this life May ii,
1910. May he rest in peace.
The Family
The Miami times., 1952-05-10

The Bunche Park school gave a
KiddieS' Fashion Show recently
which was well attended and
otherwise successful.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Soles and
daughter, Diane, are vacationing
in Florida this week. While there
they will visit his sister, Mrs. S.
C. Gore, and Mr.. Gore.
E. D. Childs and Mrs. E. G.,
Baldwin were recent visitors in
Greenville, S. G.
Mrs. Blanche w. Hyman and
Mrs. Don Crib were visitors in
Florence Wednesday. They were
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Merritt, of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo F. Thomp-
kins and daughter, Frances
Keith, of Conway visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. c. Ward,
Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Fipps had as her
guests Saturday afternoon Miss
Julia Graham of Jackson
Springs, Mrs. Howell of Mullins
and Sanford Pittman. Miss Ora.
ham and Mrs. Howell will be re-
membered here as former mem
bers of the Tabor City School ia.
Guilty.
Mrs. Doc Bruton has been con,
fined to her home for the past
several days on account of jill.
ness,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-01-16
LETTERS
To The
EDITOR

Dear Mr.. Carter:
Just a few short lines to in
form you that I am now station
ed at a Naval Air Base here in
Pensacola, Fla, instead of San
Diego, CAL, where I was when
my father D. c. Nealey of route
1, Tabor City placed subscrip,
ton to the Tribune for me.
I am very proud to get The
Tribune. I think it is A swell
paper. It helps me to keep track
of what is happening in my home
town. I think it is the grandest
little town in the Carolinas.
Sincerely yours,
Joseph D. Nealey
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-01-16

Mrs. Mary HARRISON is tonve-
,ascing at the home of her daugh-
+er Mrs. Marie Ward, in White
vile following major operation
al the James Walker Memorial
hospital. Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-01-16

Frank Nesmith of Fairmont.
Miss Helen Butler, member of
the Tabor City School faculty,
is ill at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Howard Cox, and Mr.. Cox
on Tabor City, route 8.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Nesmith,
Jr. mad as their weekend guests
MIR: and Mrs. Roscoe Nesmith,
ana son, of Kingstree, Mr.. and
MRS. Willard Nesmith and son of
Nesmith, and Mr.. and Mrs
Evening star., 1952-02-08

Decorator designed new
kitchen clocks In gleam-
ing plastic cases. Choice
Of red, white, blue Or yel-
low. In original factory
The Detroit tribune., 1952-11-29

. State Of Michigan in the CIR
cunt Court for the County of
Wayne in Chancery.
MAJOR HARVEY Pislnfiff. vs.
EVELYN HARVEY Defendant
No. <ss-o<s
Az . session Of the sad Court
held IN the Wayne County Build
ing in the City Of Detroit. Mich
gan. on the % day Of October. A
D.. 1852.
Present Honor able Clyde /
Webster. Circuit Judge
Il satisfactorily appearing from
the affidavit OF the plaintiff on
Ale In the above entitled cause
that the defendant. Evelyn Hsr-
yey. is not . resident Of the State
q Michigan. but that her last
known address - 1927 Washing
ton Avenue. Seattle. Washington
IT IS ORDERED that Evelyn
Harvey. appear and answer this
Bill Of Complaint. filed IN this
cause. within three 81 months
from the date Of this order. or
ssld bill wll Dc taken as con-
tessed against her.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
that q copy Of ssid order Be sent
70 the last known address OF said
defendant BY registered mail. and
IN case no registered return re-
ce.pt. signed by the defendant. IS
received. that this order Be pub
i-shed as required by lsw
CLYDE WEBSTER,
Circui, Judge
A true copy,
b. A {. GALLAGHER
Deputy CLERK Nl-22 izeTl.
The Detroit tribune., 1952-11-29
LEGAL NOTICES

State Of Michigan the Probate
Corr. sof the Count, q Wayne,
NO. <o4ilc
In Ire Matter of the kst@ie of
N-x Clyde Williford. Deceased-
No..ce 8 hereby given that all
creditors Of said deceased are re-
CURED 70 present th@sr claims. IN
xr.i.rs Sn1 under oath. 70 said
Co-rr - the Probate Otice IN the
Cty q Detroit "a said County,
s-- 70 serye : copy thereof upon
81 THAN H-ILLIFORD Admin
s--s.o- :. s3s Z Esncock St
De.-c., M.cr.gan On o. before
re -s;h day of January A D.
eSs zn5 ihs; such claims All oe
ss4-d oy sad court. before Judge
-a-es Il sexton n Court Room
20 81 vsyr@ County Building
= re City o. Detroit n sad
C5urty on tre 18th cay Of Jan
Ls.y AD 1853 a. ; % o'clo<k N
ire afternoon
Ds-eo Soyern5er II 1882
JAMES II SEXTOS.
J4oge q Probate
Pao..shed n Detroit Tribune
,ace escn week for three weeks
-cc~ssl.e.y. within thirty days
'' tli-2, i,-s,
The Detroit tribune., 1952-11-29

. wills " cr.,..
. Claude W. Hs,-oss
81 Mack hin
Noosi Tor he coun,y ]. r ,r'ioAs.
Ne <oi.slz "''s
ln the Mater ~ -
LIZZIE G. BONNIE Isls. Y
Notice IS hsrsb, r.s.s o,ss.ss :
creditors Of said ae,.aAs .,n Asi d
required 70 presen, re-. ..'sd n
N writing ard u,se. sli'as
ss'a Court a. Ire P.st.,.s' .'a q b
IN ne City y De.r.,, F Vis
County. src 20 ers . ss
tnereof Upon Erres, r - sN
AdninistFsiorr - s.,d .nsaaia
sos kssi Pores. De,,o'.' .'',a y
gan on O. before - a. ~.
o. January A D .s,s 20 "
s.en claims VII b. bsa'. o ~
sac court be.,;e Juas. !.
IAN ~. Cody - co-st Re-. =. v \
9o4- Wayne County Rs',sn Sn N
ne City o. De,foa .
County. o. the 22rs NJ
January. A D ,s;, -s' 4
o'clock IN the stler,,o, " To-
Dated Sovemb~r % la,,
WILLIAM J COPY
p.,.,..A.. J.sse o. Prob,.
once each week ~ .b... .'0','
successively. x;s.s ,r... 'ssc
from the date h4-eef ''n
ll-fs So,
The Detroit tribune., 1952-11-29
Rodsers. Rodgers b. Rodgers
AffYs.- loS Crs'iot

State q N.ch gan County Of
Tsyne
A. . session. o. tne P.ooste
Co4ri for SD County 0, Wsyne
held ~ the Probate Coasf Room
in ire City OF Det-o.' On the
.c,fn day % Soverlber in the
yea one thousand nine hundred
md F.ty Two.
P.eseri Honorable Pat Z n
Q Bren Judge of Probs'e
n the Mater Of TIE Estate of
WILLIAM GRAVES. Deces sed.
Carrie NJ In;osh Adminis.Ts-
* % said estate. having zen
Sese5 % this Court her FIST and
f1-i sccc1rt n sad matter and
FLED ereYs'h her petition pray
.rs ..st ,..s Court sdlu1.cste
srd ce'c. n ne who are o. were
g. TIE i~o n the death o. said
= ass1 his he.-s-st-lsw ard en-
,.l'Ad t0 inherit the estate Of
~h 20 deceased died se.zed
sn5 :. % me re due Of said IS
~ ce grei 70 ne T.1o~ OF
I'D deceased
J. Is o;deed Test The Ninth
81, ~ Deem Der next a. ten
o I. ir ne forenoon al said
G t Room 10 appointed 20.
a.n.ns ard allowing said &C
~ and he1r-rg sad petition
a~,l B.. -fhrr q 1arr0 tt u
The Detroit tribune., 1952-11-29
Order of Publication
No. 494sl9

Al ession ot said Court teld
20 thc Court House IN the Ciiy
o. Detroit on the e'A Cas- OF
Octobri A d 1852
Present the Hon Car NJ
We denlan Cneu.i Jl4se
l. appearing 20 this Co-.t i,om
t..e aid sit o. tie pla.nt.t. ,a1t
the defendsn, Margaret Horn.
does not re .ue IN the State Of
Michigan but resides a. 553
Wcs' 9th street s. Loa Ms
.J4r
OF MOTION OF HERBERT
L DUDLEY. ai,orre> g pam
tiff.
IT Is ORDERED th4, She ap-
pear srd answer the Bill &. Con-
PLAIN; filed in this cs4,e Wsfr n
;hrce months from ,ac date Of
III order OF said Bill wi. be
taken ss confessed. srs that a
copy Of this order re ser' % ne
Jas; kng~n saaies. III SAD de-
~nda-' by reg sterc mal ard
n casc no reg SIC ed rc;.gr re-
Ne p, signed by 'Ae ttr1 r, Is
rscclNcd tasi 81 tr he p-o-
u.hei 81 required bt sw
CARL ~ vriDr NAN
Cf,ui- l41ge
A True Copy
The Detroit tribune., 1952-11-29


-, .o- 're Clry OF
|ss-
IRst. Penn P.s.r;,ii vs..
CMN,E INN DescaGsr'
Or5er Of Publica.on
Ne. 4s3.33s
- sess.3n o. said count held
- f.e C--,y Building IL the
C.it Z. De's County OF wayne
s-5 safe o. Michigan THIS l7ih
Gay O. s p'eg,tsF A d 1852
p =-' Honorable Carl NJ
~ s-sr Circuit Judge
Z srpes .ng after dligcnt
ssa- 1=s ,1at the iefenian, does
-,; res &c a: 667 W Philadelphia
$ ef' ln tne CITY ~ Detroit.
County ~ Wavnc State Of Mich
-sr :, further appears that Il
-e - live In the CITY OF De-
The Detroit tribune., 1952-11-29


Ass Russell
State Of Michigan. the Probate
Court for ne County Of Wayne
NO. lc3.ss4
II the Mstter cf the Estate of
MATILDA RANDOLPH. Decess-
Cd
Notice Is hereby given that al
c.sditors of sad deceased zre re
CURED 20 p.esen. their claims in
aE.ting and under oath 20 sad
Court az re Probate Of.ce N the
Cry OF Deifoi IN sid County
and 20 serve . copy thereof upon
ROSE ROBINSON Administrs-
tx al 1904 Norwood. Detroit,
=. chl gan. on or before the 18th
5sy Of JsnGs.y AID 1858 and
trai such claims ALL o,e heard by
aid court. before Judge James II
sexton IN Court Room No 527-
WsyneCoInty B..ld.ng IN the
CITY II Detroit IN ss.d County
the 23ih DAY of January. AID
1853. .; > 30 0 ciock N the after
oon
Dated Sovember 10 1852
JAMES II. SEXTON.
Judge Of Probate
Pab,,hed n Detroit Tribune.
lr.e each week .or three weeks
s1ccess4ve'v ~stnin th4-ty days
from ire 5si hereof
a.. . .2-s
The Detroit tribune., 1952-11-29
NO 4se sos
Order % Puhiiesiion

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The Detroit tribune., 1952-11-29
Aion.o D. Petiiiord. AN,
7os Lawyers BIZ,

y ".sr sen n the G,
saii Court .or n. Count - !,
Wayne in Chsnce.y u
coRDIA SETTLE PIN.
ANTONIO J SETTLE Nv NJ, y
en-, '7N
Order Of puhliesho,
No. 4ss7.s
A. season. G. SD to.- ,.u
a. the ccur' Ho-s. r ,s. W.. =.
County Binding in 10 ~. 's !,
Detroit. County o. wsy-. :. :
State o. Moi gar on Il, y. -
os October A D 1852 ~
Psesen'' me Hon clys. i,
websier. C.rcut --sse
II appearing e. s,,.d.y, i.
tached hereto 'h, ne ,s A.
.endar'. Anton J Settle i - -
a resice-i Of ;he s.s'e ., Ma,
gan ard thai s. s,own "a u
dress ~ss PA $ h DAN 6 9
Los Angeles c
On MOTION r' Asazo D PES
ford. st-o-rev ra,,H
IT IS ORDE7TD Ira, n, ~
defendant A-o J Ssft,
erter rs Ape e4n,as ,,v,
on q ce:5.e ~ w3n.s, non
the date 0, y ses 0, Ia, h,
till of co1'r'a.-, fled tsren h
taken as ,r.s rs aad he N
c-ie- b sste srs p.tlshs
ss r@c re- Is,
CLYDE = WEBSTER
3' I-ds.
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The Detroit tribune., 1952-11-29
PATPlCE N RPfFV
Atty. Herbert L. Dudley
42S5 Russell ST.

S's.e OF Michigan p the Cir
tl.t Count ior the County Of
Wayne ia Chsneciy.
LOUIS HORN. JR P.an;.ff.
IS MARGARET HORN De.end-
The Detroit tribune., 1952-11-29


c4.t C0uft tor Ire C)ln,s Of
Wsync in Chancery
MAJOR CASH P.sir;itt vS
MARY CASH Deferdsn.
Ne. 4ss.s7s
. Order Of Publication
Fer Non Resident Defendant
A. session OF tie "a court
held IN tie court house n ,he
Cry o. De:fo.. County o. wsyne
and S,s'e q " ch.Esn Or ne
.7,h d. u N5se,r5er. 1852
P esert Honorable Artrs
Weeste- Clrc-.i Jadge
L appesrsrg from ~ isv.t OF
file thai re defendant MsTy
C-,h IS nci resident u .ne
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-08-14

A change in procedure marked
the issuing of certificates for the
Learn-to-Swim classes at Shaw
Pool this season. Instead of the
swim demonstration which has
formerly marked the close of the
term, certificates were awarded on
the final day of the respective
classes.
This past weekend more than
200 children received Red Cross
swimming certificates as they re-
ported in on Friday or Saturday
morning. There have been two
classes each morning for these
groups and the instructors and
their assistants have kept busy
teaching the boys and girls the
first skills of water safety. Any
number of them have shown un-
usual progress.
Above Miss Betsy Town
send hands out the certificates as
Miss Mary Ellen Brophy reads off
the names. Receiving their cards
are Suzanne Phahl, 9, of 1440
East 135th ST., and Ray Scharlott
10, of 1908 Elm ave. This is
Rays first year at the pool and
Suzanne's second. All the other
children in the picture received
certificates, too.
Assisting Miss Townsend and
Miss Brophy have been Audrey
Adams, Bev Bethel, Helen Bliss
jeanne G. Bauman, Marianne
Cusick, Jill Freifort, Jane Evans
Joan Gray, Diane Gersheski
Miami Hanson, Wanda Ketron, H
Gail Mentel, Joyce Martin, Bar
bara, Postel, Janet Sprinkle, Judy
Stuchel, Beverly Travis, Arlene