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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02
E4ROL s.

By KARoLE LOWE
and LOU FRANKLIN

AT last we the studying slaves
have again got back TO normal,
and socially, we can again be-
come active. Yes, finals are
over,
Had time TO read the jet
magazine which is an excellent
publication Suggest that you
read the article. Are Negro
Women SEEKER" As the fellows
would say. We got our kicks.
Ross Palmer informed me that
his club is going 10 give a skating
party at the Arena Gardens, SO
keep your eyes and ears open
Friday night was spent quietly
at the Kappa Kastle and though
II was raining. nothing kept the
boys and girls home. Some OF
them were Ross Palmer, Harold
Allen, Hank Reid. Dot Coleman,
Vashti Adger and Eddie Greer.
Earl Craig informed me that
he no longer cared to be the lead
ing eligible bachelor of Detroit.
So they have set the date Tor
10Th OF April.
In order TO keep our minds
occupied during the semester
break. loads of affairs have
been scheduled. Q
Chase at Pretty Girl in the
Mart Room Of the Student Cen
ter will be given by the Lam
pados Club Saturday at 8 pm.
until am. The Trewp Dance
will be held at the Nacirema
Club by the Les Bonames also
on Saturday night.
A pre-Valeptine Ball sponsored
by the De-icers Business CLUB
will be given at the Craftsmen
Club on Feb. g. featuring Joe
Thurman and his Quintette.
So, take your choice or come
To the mall. We are certain that
all will be great and grand.
One of our favoriie person
slifies. Dorothy Evans. = STU
dent at Wayne u. has q sur
prise in store for all. She -
producer of a musical PLAY
which will be presented May
23rd with the man Of the rear
Bob Thomas. workinG beside
her "a MANAGER. It's bound 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02
Trojans Top Bears

The Virginia State College TTo-
ians ported Morgan State a slim
LEAD in the early minutes and
then cane back To outdIstance
Tia, giSl'o md WIN an 1876 de-
lsan IN thrill packed contest.
rht tide began 10 turn IN the
second half when Walter MassIe.
BIZ Trojan center. entered the
game MaSSie, Leonard George.
ana Hulon Drew led the bomb
arinlcnt 10 give Coach Matthews
leam a 81 % lead.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02
400 Clubbers Keep
Pres. Sadie Palmer

Mrs. Sadie l.. Palmer reelected president Of the
study Club its regular meeting last Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Joseph Miller.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02
be one grand success
THE FINER THINGS OF LIFE

THE FINER THINGS OF LIFE
Music lovers enjoyed William
Warfleld who gave concert at
the Masonic Temple this past
Sunday He arranged his pro-
gram in a very entertaining man
ner i'm which he sang German
and French songs Hazel Scott
will be in town this month. and
so will Nat Cole Will see you
there.
Don't forget TO call or write
YOUR scribes. Lou and Kay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02
ONE OF THE OLDEST CLUBS


The Bridsetes Social Club Of oldest
wneh mas Mrs Audrey johnson q pessen othef members
Gladys Harris Bessie Mitchell Dorothy sequs Dorothy
Namoni Donahoo active member
The condolsnes Social Club had their
~ Mrs Dorothy Williams is still the president The newly
p are HsSes ,sorS0 S Ms ,ens @
Mrs Lorraine Briggs. fin
The Club our held
Mcsdame l. prince H. Miller Mcxisssek Bell ana
who the sanizer
cornea c',pte Of Hon hold Of R N is under
L Prince and Cora L Hankin dnsdenay Mrs ankns ju.,
composed I'll Sing the Wond'ous Sora May YOU
Mrs FournoY Just extensive
vacation in good ole ST. Looie
vAcArIoNINc IN FLORIDA m
Speaking Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrison et g' he
Motor City to spend the winter North Carolina and tod
Arthur Johnson and Miss Loretta Strickland accompanied W
Harrison David Patterson cousin Of the arrisons was e"
to North c'rS ahn to enter ,a.a he Army old skating
Club Best Of luck and success on your ne" .sn,urs -
HI os na M at their Sme Miss Heo Hoss
gal, birthday party her graduation S last week
church which damaged at $4,000
QUERY FOR
What's happening between Olga GInbey and Eugene Pet
While Inning about Lucille Coleman
of 1886 pleased the ensssmeni
Of her daughter captore Lee Torber Edwin Caldwell Of
observation-disclosures are still in order for
his engagement Guess who the lucky gF aS
Mrs Henry then second image sometime n Ap
Everyone looking forward to the Homecoming o. LOUIS
HOMECOMING BUSTING OUT
Speaking of homecomnes Cpl ponahOo viii be home IN
3Ss'fy IS months n na Ms Andr Glass e spending the
ter in Jacksonville Giles celebrated her birthday
snd oa Po included sequeyne
SON 263O4 Stumper Rd. of Belevile
til. osa interesting aie looking fellow
aboui3s who good eonverssfonahs ST., . - -. -,
tic nDatrO %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02

MIS- Christine Morris OF POLL Indiana desires be known
mat she connected
Pembroke Cellar az 1910 Pembroke Hows hat
Les Peltes Social Club
ke The clubs initial social
the home of the clubs llo
In absence Of who
wee r takes Lurelene
tHocko Martin handles
Sers Arms entertainment Moses
Cole sec
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-02-02
LIMELICHTINC
5000 scilh Libby

EDITORS NOTE TO sickness in the family Libby Vim
Dish TRIBUNE Society Editors column appearing
issue Pinch hitting for A
Road who is making her debut oolumnisi the
Tribune)
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
GROUPS
FIGHTING RACE
TENSION MEET
WITH VARYING
SUCCESS

NEW YORK - Efforts to COM
bat racial friction in Northern
cities are analyzed by ]. c. Fur
mas, the we'll known magazine
writer, in the issue of Look mag
azine Just released. The campaign
is being conducted by human re-
lations commissions, some OF
which, he says are effective,
some mere pious gestures. But
occasionally, Furnas writes, IAN
encouraging hunk of accomplish
ment turns up" The article oc-
cupies the lead position in the
magazine.
In Chicago, Furnas says, the
specially trained Park Police
have been active in preventing
racial conflict at beaches and
other public places of recreation.
Cooperating with the police is
Chicago's Commission ON Human
Relations, whose monitor sys-
tenn" does valuable work in
spotting trouble before it starts.
Occasionally, the Commission has
traced racial tensions to delib-
crate Communist attempt to stir
up trouble.
In Detroit, the work of the
Mayors Interracial Committee
has reduced rehabilitation Incl
dents by 80 per cent since 1912.
Furnas declares. Improved job
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
CLERGYMEN
BLAST CHURCHES
AS LAST
STRONGHOLD
OF RACIAL
DISCRIMINATION

VALPARAISO, INC.-(ANP)-
"White Christians" are the last
to practice fair employment and
"Churches are the last stronghold
of racial segregation" top Luth-
eran clergymen and lay leaders
were told here last week at the
Third Annual Institute on HUI
man Relations.
The institute was sponsored by
the Lutheran Church-Missi Sy-
nod here at Valparaiso Univer-
sity. Principal speakers were DR..
Arthur c. Piepkorn, professor of
dogmatics at Concordia Seminary,
st. Louis, and Tom Colgan, repre-
senting the American Friends
Service Committee.
While blasting the church as a
citadel of Jim Crow, DR.. Piep-
korn declared "True Christianity
knows no race problem. 1t knows
only individual human beings who
are separated from the Creator
by their sins and reconciled to
God in Jesus Christ"
Colgan reminded the institute,
white Christians are often the
last to use Christian principles
when it comes to accepting Ne
groes into their businesses"
The Rev. Herbert Lindemann
of Fort Wayne pointed out that
integration is not as difficult as
publicized when churchmen
firmly decide to act as Christians.
81 am still amazed at how simple
it was to integrate Negroes and
japanese into my former congre-
CATION in st. Paul, Mimi" he said.
DIR. Piepkorn warned, "No
other domestic factor hinders our
foreign policy as does our persis-
tent discrimination against racial
minorities."
The Miami times., 1952-08-16

opportunities in the city have
enabled Negroes to buy property
in formerly "white" residential
areas. In such cases, the COM
mittee has sought to check real
estate panics, and help establish
neighborhood associations In
which established whites and
house-prideful Negroes league
together to prevent their "mixed"
neighborhood from running down.
Philadelphia, which has the
highest proportion of Negroes Of
any Northern city some 20
percent - has never had the ex-
plosive race problems of Chicago
and Detroit, the Look article
states. The Philadelphia commits
sion's chief job is preventative,
roofing out Jim Crowism in
schools, restaurants, Fairgrounds,
swimming pools and the like.
'The idea Of the commissions
is that people will never learn
to get along together unless they
start being together" Furnas says.
Thanks to the commissions eff
forts, NEGRO leaders usually see
a gratifying change Of climate al
most everywhere of late" in
hotels, restaurants and diners, he
adds. ~
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
WINS CAR ON
"BIG PAYOFF"

PHILADELPHIA - A Kaiser
Manhattan and $3.50 worth Of
clothing were won by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ballard Shelton, Philadel-
delphia, during their recent guest
appearance on the National
Broadcasting Company's TV pro-
gram "The Big Payoff." Although
they did not qualify for the grand
prizes of mink coat or an all
expense trip to anywhere in the
world" neither of the Sheltons
were in any way disappointed.
In addition to their stint on the
program, they were guests of the
Colgate Palmolive-Peet Company
sponsors of the NBC network
program. They stayed at the
Hotel Roosevelt, where they en-
ioyed such luxuries as breakfast
in bed, as we'll as a sightseeing
tour and boat ride. They wound
up their stay with a whirl at
Manhattan night life with a visit
to the fabulous Latin Quarters
where they saw the new French
Review.
The car was won by Mrs. Shell
ton when she was able to make
the closest guess as to the num-
Der of inches of lace inserts in
the skirt of a wedding gown
modelled on the program. Mrs.
Shelton's guess was 800. The cor
rect answer was 864. Although the
lucky guess was made by Mrs.
Shelton, the car will be given to
her husband, since her question
came in that section of the pro-
gram where wives are quizzed in
an effort to win something for
their husbands.
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
Mt. Sinai Baptist

The services on last Sunday
were very inspirational and up
lifting. At the IL o'clock hour the
services were under the auspices
of the youth of the church. Every
phase of this service was carried
out by the youth. Come and hear
them every second Sunday In each
month.
At the evening service the
Usher Board chorus rendered
lovely music, under their direc-
tor, Mr.. J. D. Allen. Your souls
will be made happy when you
hear them sing.
On Sunday, August II, the wo-
men of the church will observe
"a Spiritual Awakening Service"
throughout the day. The theme:
The Power and the Result of
Prayer.
An invitation is extended to the
public to be present at these ser
vices. A spiritual feast is promis-
ed for the reviving Of your spiri-
tual being.
At nine o'clock pm. "A Fellow
ship Hour" will be held in the
refectory.
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
Dr.. c. c. SpauIding Revealed As
Truly World Citizen To Thousands

DURHAM, NC. = The late DR..
Charles Clinton Spaulding's home
towners learned here last week
that the late business tycoon was
truly a world citizen.
AS news of his death on Aug
ust l flashed across the seas by
wireless and shortwave radio, the
same means of communication re-
turned from virtually every cor
ner of the globe messages of con-
dolence to his family and busi-
ness associates.
Europe, Africa, Asia and Latin
America - all of these continents
were represented in the m e
than 500 kilograms that were re-
ceived in Durham by the time of
his funeral on August 4.
Perhaps typical of the hundreds
of messages in its simplicity and
sincerity was the telegram to Mrs.
Spaulding from Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt, widow of the late FDR
and U.S.'s UN delegate: Deepest
sympathy in your great loss."
From high governmental
sources and from US. Senators
Clyde r. Hoey and Willis Smith,
from Democratic gubernatorial
nominee the Hon. William B.
Umstead, former u. S. senator,
and from North Carolina Govern
or w. Kerr Scott came condo
lences.
Humble people, white and black
from DR.. Spaulding's native CO.
lumbus County, near Whiteville.
scene most recently Of the noto-
rious Klan trials, came express
sions of sympathy. The weekly
newspaper in Whiteville gave DR..
Spaulding's death "banner-line
prominence" in heavy black. let
ters. A group of dining car wait
ers sent a group telegram.
Florists in Durham and nearby
cities did record business with
White Rock Baptist Church lit
orally filled to overflowing with
dozens of orchid sprays. A huge
tobacco truck trailer and a sta
ton wagon were needed to carry
the flowers to the interment
scene at Durham's Beechwood
cemetery.
Several hundred persons filed
past DR.. Spaulding's bier during
the morning hours as he lay en-
shrined in a bronze casket which
later was to be covered with a
blanket of red roses.
The funeral was the largest ever
held in Durham, according to old
timers. Not even the legendary
Dukes of tobacco fame attracted
the international attention which
DR.. Spaulding received. He start
ed life as a farm boy of modest
means and ended brilliant ca
reer heading the most powerful
group of Negro o-operated busi-
The Miami times., 1952-08-16
CHOkED. ..:%:.A %',s GAS?

THANK HEAvENsi Nest attacks are Just acid
Indigestion. When 1t strikes. take Beh-ans
.ahlets They contain the fastest-acting
medicines known to doctors for the relief o.
heartburn, gas and similar distress. 2et'
The Miami times., 1952-08-16

nesSes in the world: the N. c.
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Me-
chanics and Farmers Bank, and
Mutual Savings and Loan As
sociation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-05
s0-Lsgsl Notices
Worries ~ ,rtsiaee f sfsSs
tcontlnuesl)

NOTriE By 'PGBffCATrSS
To. Patsy Ann Folsom Kemp,
10 North Dunlap Street,
Memphis. Tennessee
YOu ARE HEREBY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED To file copy of
your Answer TO the Complaint for
Divorce on the Compiainants Soii-
citor, and file the original Answer
In the office or the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court on or before the Goth
day of April. A. n. 1852, in the
above entitled cause. otherwise the
allegations therein WIN be taken as
confessed
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West. Monrot County. Florida, this
27th day OF March, A. -. 1852.
1Seall EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida.
BY Isl Florence t. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk
tS1 J.. Y. PORTER "
Solicitor for Complainant,
413 Fleming St,
Key West. Florida.
-l9,Is51
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2 Apartments For Rsnt

FURNISHED APARTMENT. 112o
Washington St. apr5-1t1
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FOR SALE. Motor BIKE. Exeelsentl
cOfsdisl0n. SIS cash. Phone ~.
APPS Isl
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8 Male Help Wanted
fCssnslnursig

COMBINATION advertising, deli.
very, collections, salesman for
route from Key West to Miami for
popular Guide Maps. Must have
car. Prefer semi-rctired property
owner. No objection to handling 4
side line. Probable earnings fifty,
sixty week up above expenses,
Work permanent and pleasant.
Must furnish surety bond and
prove steady successful record.
Roy Traster, La Concha Hotel until
4/l0 or Box "a Coconuf Grove sta
ton Miami 80. Fla. apr5-3tx
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NOTICE. 10 cOxTRAC't0ftS
OFfItE OF TIsE ssTxTE H6At5
DEPARTMENT. Ng
Tallahassee, Fiarid:
A r,x.flf . \ "

c0xyTRUcTiOV PIsOGnxM
Sealed bids Will he received at
the MunicipaT Auditorium. Lake
land. Florida, from Qualified Com
tractors until 1880 "A n tIS,c,T.l
on the 18th day Of April. 1852. for
the constructions Of the following
State project, job No. so5asi5l.
Road No. $3.50. Monroe County
from point approximately IL
miles northwest or Road No. 8 on
Big Pine Key northwest approxi-
mateiy 400 miles Work consists OF
paving and incidental items. .Ioh
No, 1854 -i50. Road No. $500. Mons
roe County. from Road No, 8. via
Pirates Cove 70 Road No. $50. Work
Of rewofkine base, SUR
facing and incidentai items. a cer-
lifted check In the amount or ST.
000.00 Will be required Z
For each proposal n certified
check In tha amount stated above.
made payable TO the Chairman Of
the state Road Department. with
the necessary Start Of Florfuas
Documentary STAN ps attached.
titled checks shaft be certified
within SO days OF the date Tor REL
ceiving bids. Cashiers checks Will
not he accepted.
All work 10 be done In accord-
anre with Plans. Specifications, and
Special Provisions of the state
Il calfed 10 Special Provisions
which will be furnished with each
Plans and5or Pr5posaIs VIM be
furnished 10 Qualified Contractors
upon application To- this office for
the sum of ss0.oos which VIII be re-
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ROME ts,-Four U, :. destroyfTs
admitted today the damyankees
rule HE waves. an they Won't ny
the Confederate Stars and Bars any
more.
The four dexsroyers = Lyman.
P1rdy. Beatty and Bristol were
known as TIE Dixie Division il
Korea beacuse their commanding
officers All were from We South.
when they sailed frc.n Hong
Kong en- route home recentIy the
Bristol hoisted The Confederate
Oar. Quite 4 flap la Washington
followed.
I'VE made mistake. yiolaftd
NaYy regulations and quite prop
erly were called on II. the diyi-
slon commander. Capf William
Grcaermsn. Newport. \ l.. said
here Today.
The four ships arc nov iu Nsples-
croyermsn and many crew uefIl-
bers are Sightseeing Ia Home.
GrpyeTmau tanned ~ OYER ~,
bitioux public rezltions officer for
the BrixtoI'x hosting a. anything
but the Stars and Stripes.
Navy re9ulztions directly forbid
flying any otfer Gag except thzt
II TIE United States. : Ne explained
- +
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24i4 FIT First Class Condition,
Backus Sea Skiff, sport style.
Universal Marine Engine. See at
Thompson Fish Dock or inquire
Mrs. Jack Wright, Pearl Trailer
Court. Stock Island. $3.50 cash. s
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l-BEpRO0M apartment for couple.
Light housekeeping. $50. Apply
1901 Won phister. apr5.1t
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WANTED TO Rent

WANTED z or ; bedroom house
furnished Or uRfurnished. Nv
Jpne ist. Win consider lease. IN
7so. Extension AS. Ask for Mr..
Shaw ar Mr.. Mae. apr4,st
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ATTENTION
Your Opportunity


RELIABLE party 70 handle whole
sale HeFskeys Suchard's. Adams
Beemans. Famous
California Vacuum packed almonds
ansi naked nuts, and other world
advertised brands business ses up
Ter you only supervision needed.
Requires about 81. $50 n0w. Good
references. automobile. an cid
cash. depression proof business.
High income starts Immediately.
Nani party capabAe of earning
600 80 $1,000 yearly Write fully.
gStgag psssse nunahsr for local IT,
fegK4ew slsh Company Represents
atiSe Fox gSa. e8o Clsixen.
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ROUTE Salesman wanted. Ex-ser-
viceman or a man familiar with
City. High salary and commission.
Poinciana Dry Cleaners. 2lS ST.
5nonton st. apr3-3t
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NEW Shipment OF Mexican Par
rots. Parrot and cage, $50 The
Pet Shop, 814 Caroline st. Phone
o258. apr5-6t
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LohooN y = i ds<ssr ~bs
kept his name secret dss<ribsd
IN me MAGICAL msssxins Lsn<et
today hew W perform . esrfa5n
@nersen<y opsrssion:
ThS operates she9Id lie IN -
TrsodsIsnb0rs pssifisn- An EN-
r. sgrsssn's hssdIsmp il - ID
vantage. The bIsds 81 . Kitchen
knafs Is msss generally Suitable.
This 10 Unanswered sffsr ne
fsshien II . ls0eesomY knife.
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Boats and Motors

MERCURY 10 HIP. Outboard mo-
tor. 1als plywood boat ana trail
er, 5000. Phone SOL lit varela.
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GAS STATION fer salx with living
quarters $50 Eicar trailer. Is
h ElecEgac refrigerator, aps sise
ssasae. shogeg, taalNf. sereened
porch, eanapsetels furnished. sleeps
- xrrss~ss -cry~vrsu-nys. -<s*see'
Ssvejee. Stock Island. n. q. Box
80. hey Ncsts ria. apTi6sx
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Scrap Metal Old Rags go
viii pay s7.eo fer each cid Bssssry.
Can Mr. FsInsssln Phone s7t-W
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NIGHT CLERK. Southern Cross
Hotel. phone IS. apr2-tf
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SERVICE STATION attendant,
Skaggs Service Station, 11i9I
White st. Phone 423. apr3-s.x
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Sorsen NJ raaIicArioS

NOTICE ny RI sLlCATIo<
To- Virginia IL waters.
IL ParA street
E5NgmAF. Delaware.
Y8efs ARE HEREBY 1sfSIlEE1-fl
AND REQUIRED 10 tile Fsvx An
seer fu the Complaint far IssfVrxF
IN ms abNNe snsitl@A cause 10 ffst
sWfle# az sgss Clerk III FAs Girfu1s
ssssssss Ga af before tb@ 18th day NJ
April. a. I'll 9a1z. aua swpY fhFrs-
N apam the psasHaNt's Sotse1toS.
s.t sssFmles the MIEsgafiNns therein
sssrsfAsnea wffI ase taken Ms COM
F*ANs "a
gMySr amss ORDERED AZ. Key
stspsa. Asnru4 9.aAnAT EsaFa6M. this
@sEh d&x ~ MArah. a. z. $50
gss.ass Earl. n A1AM1
Clerk 10 6MN ksfrSAtt L1ufFs
AEunr@a County. RIoFssl&s
rs MA4Ms3@n Nmstag&
FsNEszfs ss3erk
setsR . f. k4aHTEE IN
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MAN to work in stock room. S. H.
Kress & Co. mar25-tf
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FREE. Half Cocker puppies. Us
Fort Taylor Phone 1881.
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~ THE s1HeITr sorHT o. THE
sIxTEE>TH JUDICIAL EIitfst u
or THE STATE Of FLORIDA.
N And ron MONROE COUNTY.
~ gmANeEHS.
Ease 10. f3-SA
SANDY r.. WATERS
Com p5ainapt.
90 ufs0HCE
VIRGINIA IA. MATTERS.
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~ rME taHGafT Gna RT oR THR
NIxTEEssTm 1T uftIAL aIHGlfT
DE TAE STATE 0E EEOHfus.
~ AsD F0H MONROE cot NTf.
~ eHAsGEaf*
Ga&~ Ns- t3-Sz
tstSks fkss3 MSMs s-
ft@wa nl&fN4nt.
~ DIV 0fxtE
PATSx ANN F0z~S0A kE4F.
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PRODUCE Trimmer. Apply In per-
son. Gu1fstream Food Dept.
Store. HOS White st. mar20-tf
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fOfOR0iD n1an camera. makes
photos ID | Eninute. Flash afsach.
naent and ligfs meter. Cost new
1870 - @eis swn~sssx &C. Senssnsn@
81 ph0ne i4SS-M.
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Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED Seamstress
Steady employment. Apply in
person, White Laundry. apr5-3t
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NOTICE uSDEa rfcrITrOts
NAME LAM

Notice iS hereby given That tha
undersigned. desiring ~ engage 10
business under the fictitious name
of Everglades Park Ifanswa ~
serv1gs. Fla. Intend 80 register the
said name With the GIsrk uf the
circuit tseurt Ut Monroe County.
WILLARD 81. FLETCHER
GORDON III SEEItHAN
owners
gaar2a u pr ELS, 1857