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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21

who liked TO play too. 30 they
played and played and played.
Now he has proposed. again.
This IL about the fifth time.
We understand that shs has
been proposed 10 several times
also. Let's roosf and see what's
hsppeninsi
B.
Around Detroits juke-b o x
whirl, the spin has been toward
a bluesy kick. =. Ruth Browns
Mama (He Treats Your Daugh-
ter Mean)." words penned bv
Herb Lance: Person to Person. !"
Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson. "You
Didn't Want Me-" Louis Jordan.
Going To Chicago" and Sent
For You Yesterday" AL Hibbler
with Count Basic orch are the
discs that are really pulling the
nickles.
Annisteen Aliens platter. I'm
Doing IT. and Eyes | Know" on
the flip is coming up fast with
How Many Times" Nellie Lut-
cher and Julian Dash's Fire
water doing likewise.
HAPPENINGS: Gero 80
opened at Club Basin street. De-
troit's newest black ana Ia. 80
stead OF Club Juana as reported
in this column last week. Club
Jusna is still in the process OF
being remodeled. You see we
make mistakes. too SONNY
Til and the Orioles along with
Detroit's own Paul Williams orch
will be the double bill att a"tion
at Madison Ballroom Sunday
night.
Dave Brubeck's orch of Bird
land fame will be the feature
there Wednesday, March II. i.
Larry Steele's Smart Affairs of
So" whaling at Club Sine !.
Billy Mays and his orch being
booked for Monday nighter at
Graystone. Louis Jordan at
Uncle Tom. soon.
Rumors have IL that Joe Louis
gave his singing profsgs. De-
lores Parker. q -colorsd
Cadillac as q Valentine Gift.
Wonder what will he do next?
Detroit's Royals and the Five
Royales OF Don't Do II" fame
are involved in a five grand law
suit. A case Of Misrepresentation,
II seems, on the part Of the
Localities.
Words has been penned for Tiny
Bradshaw's great hit, Soft" /.
Only ten per cent OF Deiroit's
927, ll6 registered voters voted
in the spring primaries. Mr..
Pearl Bailey. Louis Bellson, TO
quit Duke Ellington's orch to
trek with his wife and brother
in-law.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
Men Over 80
Rate High
In Sex Appeal

NEW YORK.-Take a second
look al that fittyish husband OF
yours. ladies. He should still have
plenty OF romantic appeal
a survey of top screen lovers
reported in the March issue Of
the Journal OF Lieing maya
fhs Journal OF Living maya
zine shows that stars in their
with obvious success az the box
office.
Spencer Tracy has lost none
Of his rugged masculinity az So
Strong, silent Gary Cooper still
enjoys the tender companionship
of youthful feminine stars de-
spite his 81 years. Walter Pid-
geon is 81. but his romantic ap-
peal is as great as i was twenty
years ago
Charles Bower. at So. still re-
mains one OF the great screen
lovers Of all time. And a. a
clincher. first choice OF lady
moviegoers all over the country
is Clark Gable. who is ST.
According 10 experts. the
more mature man has lois in
his favor. He has better judg-
ment. greater stability and
more reliability.
So, II you've been looking at
your spouse with a slightly jaun-
diced eye because he's middle
aged. take another look. ladies.
The experts can't be wrong.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21

\ surprise buffet supper was
given in honor Of Miss Patricia
Malone of fireman avenue on
her seventeenth birthday. Sat.
urdaY. Feb. II. af the elaborate
lY furnished home Of Peter
Graham of l7os West Grand
Blvd. II was given in Pafrieiss
honor by Barbara Burch also
close friend Of Pats assisted
by Peter.
The party came as complete
surprise 10 Patricia. When she ar
rived al Peters home, unaware
of the festivities which were set
TO take place in her honor. she
was greatly surprised. However.
she admitted that il was the
most delightful surprise OF her
life.
The enjoyment for the evening
consisted OF the guest dancing
10 the latest recordings. playing
cards and chatting among them
selves. During the course OF the
evening delightful repast was
served but a bit unusual "Chic.
ken in the Rough punch and
delicious BIRTHDAY cake. Later in
the evening. Pat opened the many
beautiful gifts. All guests re-
/ ported very ENJOYABLE evening.
Patriots is a senior at North
western Hiqh School and is
very well liked by all her as
sociafes. She Is q member in
several clubs and holds offices
in the bulk Of them. She is very
active in school and parfici-
pafes in many activities. She
plans TO attend college in Sep
fember.
Among those present were
Joyce Scott. joyce Brunette
Chsrlene Lyle, Howard Austin
Jewel Goings. Carl Ellison. Rich
ard Baker Jearldine B. Nelson
Ford. Renits Freeman. Tedd,
LYLE. Carol Madulville. GARNER
Mills. Franklin Andrew Bow
man. Joe Howard. Jackie Bur
nette. .DeIoures Shorter, Harr,
Walker. Ronald Maybury. Mau.
rice Berry. Oneta Wilson. Martyr
Adams, Earl Campbell. Lanf
Blanding and many others
The Five Keys Social Club
held Valentines Party" al
the home Of one Of IFS members
Saturday. Feb. IL. This party
was one of the many vslen-
tine celebrations but do not
think that any other could
have been any more successful
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
Radio Stars Cited
ByRed Shield Unit
BY JUNE L'RHUE

NEW YORK.-(GlobaD - The
Salvation Army Red Shield Club.
a unit OF the Salvation Army OF
Greater New York. presented
awards TO two celebrities last
Monday evening.
Presented in recognition Of
the recipients sympathetic and
constructive participation in the
welfare activities Of New York.
the awards were made 10 Will
lie Bryant and Lou LuTour.
both of whom are radio stars.
Willie Bryant. reelected Hsr-
LENS Mayor" over a number Of
other candidates in a recent vot-
ing. conducts an interesting and
mammoth air program daily on
Station WHOM. and Lou LuTour
is also heard daily in a varied
show OF her own on the same
station.
The occasion for these timely
presentations was the Salvation
Army Clubs Sixth Annual An
niversary program held in the
main auditorium OF the club
building, with Arnold Johnson,
manager OF Etienne's Dress Shop,
serving as master orr ceremonies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
By JEROME BALL

lively young teen age organi-
zafion. They have not been es-
fablished quite year. buf
judging from H., success OF
this affair they are destined for
future success.
The last year championship
basketball team Of Bcres Luth-
eran Church defeated Holy Cross
Sunday, Feb. IS, which put the
team in first place The high
scorer Of the game was Jerald
Rice with total Of 20 points.
The West Side Lutheran Wal
ter League met Sunday afternoon
az Berea Lutheran The League
discussed the future policice Of
the Walter League They also
made preparation for party
which is TO take place sometime
during March
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
CHARM
BY LOU LuToUR

NEW YORK. -(GLobsD We
are still on the subject Of voices
Does yours sound like the rasp
and CRATE OF buzz saw? RE
sonance. combined with adequate
breath will make your voice mu-
steal and vibrant"
You've heard tiny. piano
which lacks resonant overfones.
Your voice has the same fault
If your throat is tigh, and your
vocal cords are tense. Make your
voice a colorful instrument by
humming your ms MS. Ng's'
and Is.
AS you speak. think Of . sing
ing vibration in the front Of your
head-the cheekbones. the nose
and the lips.
Emphasize your ms and MS
as YOU say Knives 10 grind and
With minimum effort he rang
the alarm
This is sound advice from no
less an authority than Mabel Hill
Souvsine, voice culturist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21

Since the dance was planned
few weeks ago with Bill
culp's Atomic Five. and the
ROYALS and HoYaletfss a. the
only feature attractions. sew
,rai up-snd-coming local quar-
tets and quinieis have decided
that they may as well get with
Il and display their talents.
In other words they seek to
challenge the Royals and Royal
cites.
Among the throng OF young
s,ngsationers to appear at Lib
,rty UNA Hall during the Chop
Fest will be the Thrillers for
merly the Crowns), and Chero-
kees and Tommy Butler.
The Thrillers are one OF the
most popular local groups. Chuck
Wright. Ray Dorsey. Joe Murphy,
Blly Davis and Larry Payton
ne the constituents of the quin-
tei
sonny Woods. Hank Ballard,
Charles Sutton and Henry Booth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
BY EDITH JOHNSON
The Daily oklshoman 4
Oklahoma City Times

How little mothers belonging
to a majority group suspect how
often mothers in a minority group
face problems brought to them
by their dismayed children whose
tender feelings have been hurt
either by children of their own
age or by thoughtlsss adults
And how seldom q mother in
a minority group dares TO speak
up before members of a ma
jorifY group. telling them how
very difficult il is 10 explain 10
children. the more difficult in
the case of boys and girls of .
tender age.
One mother. however. recently
mustered the courage TO stand
up in an important statewide
gathering Of men and women
whose major interest is spreading
the gospel of mental health.
Il AM A MOTHER OF five boys
and girls" said this comely. in
telligent woman in her middle
thirties. again and again my
children come home. not infre-
quently with tears in their eyes
and say. Mother, why can't ] 60
there? Why can't l do that?--
other children can Or, Some
body called me an ugly name
today. What does il mean
"Can the mothers and fathers
in this room who belong TO
majority group realize what
difficult feat ii is TO rear chill
dren who are made to feel in
ferior time after time and who
cannot understand why this
should be sou.
AFTER SHE HAD FINISHED
speaking in a quiet voice and had
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
String a at u. M.

ANN ARBOR.--The Budapest
String Quartet will perform
three concerts at the University
OF Michigan this month during
the 18th annual Chamber Music
Festival.
They are scheduled for Feb.
20-2l at $50 pm. and Feb. %
at 2:30 pm All performances
in Rackham Lecture Hall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
New Role for
Race Seen

/ BALTIMORE. Md.-The Amer
ban Negro viii play new and
Important role in the new human
arian world that is developing,
% Charles s. Johnson. presi-
PM OF Fisk University. predict
las' Wednesday.
Addressing the weekly as
femblY Of Morgan State Col
}ese. Dr. Johnson expressed
Pie belief that . new world
based on iniernsfionalism and
Reconsideration Is in the pro-
Fess Of developing and that in
ihn new world the American
negro will find his destiny"
me noted soclologist. author
Pr lecturer called the Negro
Pore int national and intercul-
pfal than the white man and
Fuch less "materialistic' and
Pea these aS major reasons why
Pe DARK American may assume
new w.rld in world affairs.
he conlrasted certain values
FNaenl m the American Negro
YIN values resident in the
american aud on the basis Of
Piues Negroes possess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21

other groups and 10 develop bet
ter relationships among people Of
different races and different
faiths that the Conference OF
Christians and Jews works around
the calendar and that once a
year il celebrates Brotherhood
Week, this year on Feb. 1872,
an event that usually follows
closely upon the birthday Of that
great man who loved and un-
derstood people. George Wash
ington.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
BUTTON NOTES

Highlighting recent button
show was the effectiveness OF
small buttons in jewel-like trim,
tiny moonstones. Jets and pearls,
as well as shimmerine plastic
buttons. silk-tone porcelains.. coin
size pearls and one-of-a-kind abb
alone pearl creations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
Youth in Society

than this one. Guests from all
over the city were in attend
snce 10 help the celebration
get under way.
There was dancing TO the lat
est records and chatting among
themselves. During the evening
very delightful repsst was
served which included hot dogs,
pop. and potato chips. All re-
ported very enjoyable evening.
The Five Keys are . rsla-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
VII CAN'TI

sat down, a hush fell over that
big room.
.Fol the first time in their lives,
perhaps. mothers OF children in
the majority group and some
fathers. likewise. heard a woman
belonging to another race talk
straightforwardly about tn is
problem. How she tried 10 pre-
vent her children from develop
ing feelings and attitudes OF fear
and resentment.
At the close OF the meeting
several OF the groups majority
leaders hurried TO the side of
the mother saying. Il am 30
glad you said just what we
have heard. Truly. I had not
given a serious thought 10 the
effect some OF our needless
words and gestures must pro-
ducs."
And the latter spoke honestly
for old manners and customs are
not always measured by the Col
den Rule. and consequently they
may remain unchanged from
year 10 year
ACTS THAT SEEM TO be pain
fully cruel TO persons suffering
from them are repeated chiefly
because che very persons who
commit them have not put them
selves imagnatively in the places
OF their fellow-beings who may
be confused, baffled and grieved
by them.
II is 10 interpret one group to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21

NEW McM RECORDS STARS
CLICK: MGM Records has
taken on more new colored re-
eordins artists. Above are The
Crieksis." Their platter OF
You're Mine" has sold heavily
throughout the country. Center.
Beulsh BrYanf's release of Fat
Mama Blues" backed with Bed
Bug Blues" Is going great; Sec
ond from right. Mile Bosman's
plafters Of You Amt Had No
Blues" and Dream Street" are
selling like the provsrbisl hot
cakes; and extreme right. Al
Tenor Sax) Kings plsfters OF
Big Wind" and Royal Crown
Blues" are xooming sky high.
-Global photo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
If Shoe Fits
Tips. WeNrH

A shoe is your foots best
friend-or its bitter enemy. IL
your arches begin TO fall il you
have painful calluses. you can
usually blame il on the shoes you
have been wearing. says an ar
ticle in the March Woman's Home
Companion.
Pretty hig n hsslsd pumps.
airy sandals. were never meant
10 take dsy-bY-daY pounding
on psvsmsnis. the Companion
points out.
For hard wear. they suggest
you choose shoes built on low or
medium heels which have some
form OF support such as strap
or tie.
Fit il also very important.
Badly fitting shoes. worn over
some length Of time. can make
you q nsar-erippls.
When choosing shoes keep these
points in mind: the main joint
OF the big toe should fit along
the. inner edge in the widest
part of the shoe; your little toe
must not be crushed into the
shoe: your heel should center in
the heel of the shoe; the upper
edge Of the shoe must not cut
into the back OF your foot nor
be so loose that il gaps at the
heel or at the sides.
From the standpoint OF fashion.
says the Companion, your shoe is'
a very telling part OF the way
you look. A frivolous delicate
high-heeled shoe is a wonderful
punctuation mark to a pretty
feminine dress. a tailored shoe
gives the proper finish to your
suit
They have q dramatic valus.
q fashion punch. that hishiishi
your costume. Though the opera
pump IL very versatile. II won't
carry You everywhere. always.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
u1p
&.A;:s,
BYRDLAND
By C. HOUSTON BYRD

The to be given Saturday night by the Royals Fun
club should to be quite interesting an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21

sre those recording artists, the
ROYALS while Ruth Harris. Ern-
estine Edwards, Lula Mills and
Lorraine Harris are the Royal
Plies
Let's see what Will happen.
b
II seems that Melvin Keahey's
playing days are now num-
bered. II so happened that he
met gal. Ernestins Bureh.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21
Free To Any
MAN or Woman

Eof5ied about money? Love?
t'ealin Work? Family? No
'a''ei Where YOU are or what
;pul personal problem may be
/ ne word and The Power"
r. quickly help you. Send
posy Tor FREE sealed infor-
'al'on Send to Secretary,
H. ooS9 DIT. Kansas City 4.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21

---------------~--------~
commercial TAILORING Machine
IKE new cheap. TY. 4.ol7o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-21

AFTER SHE HAD FINISHED
speaking in a quiet voice and had
Evening star., 1953-07-09

A fine-q -quolity, modem crib at Q real
borsoin price! Sovs 5000! onIv
80 left. Four-position spring. Easy
terms.
Furniture, Dept, Sears gladensb1rg.
Wisconsin, and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-07-09
:I3a tore Only

Cd 2-Pc Sectional Soto. Formerly 0-------2l8SS
Cd FonBock choir Foom Rubber Cushion Wos $40 6SSS
~ 3-Pc Cherry Bedroom Suites. Were S2le00-----lSSSS
az 3Pc. Bedroom Suites. Were Sl5e.5o 5o------l7SSS
~ 2-Pc Bouce Living Room Suites Were s795o 1883
Cd Dec. Choir Foam Rubber Cushion Wos $685., 4oss
ID Green Lounoe Choir. Was sloe e5o--------- 1888
Cd Green Lounge Choir. Was S5995 ASS
Cd Green Lounge choir Wos 1888
Cd 5-Pc Black and Gold Dnette Set Wos $780, HS8
Cd Birch Buffet Formerly $8495 6oSS
Cd Birch Drop-Leof TobIe. Was S7e95 1888
Cd Lioht Finish Corner Chino cobinet Was $685. 1888
Cd Maple Corner Chino Cobnet. Was $780, 1888
Cd KnotN Pine DropLeof TobIe Was $685. 49S8
(0 Green and White Gorden Umbrellas Sale Price 1913
(6) Green. White Gorden Umbrellas, Sole Priced - 27SS
Cd Birch Extension Tobe Formerly s5995 - 1888
(o 5-Drower Ready Paint Chests Sole Prced 1888
Cd Red NyIon Sleep sofo Formerly S25900 ~ 22SSS
Evening star., 1953-07-09
ing Is, on

Cd Knotty Pine Dresser with Mirror Formerly $685. 4SSS
Cd Knotty Pine Chest. Formerly $7495 -------- 1888
Cd 3-Pc Mahogany Finish Bedroom Suite Was SS4.50 4SSS
Cd Wine Choir Bed. Formerly $3995 ---------- 1888
Cd Groy BOucIe Doveno Formerly SlS95o --------lssS
ID 3-Pc. Doveno Suite Floor Sompe Was S289O0 1883
Cd 2-Pe Groy NyIon Sectional Sofa. Was 1883
Cd Wrought Iron Choir Bed Formerly $685. 1888
Cd 2-Pc. NyIon Sectional Soto. Was $28900 00--lSS88
ID 2-Pc Toast Sectional Sofo Wos $l9950 ---@l588S
CD 2-Pc. Green Sectional Solo, Bed Wos $l4950 1888
CD 5Pe. Chrome Dnette Set (F Sompe) Was S245o 1888
Cd 5-Pc. Chrome Dinette Set Wos $lloe5------ 1888
Cd 2Pe. BoueIe Living Room Suite Was 1888
CD BorreBk Choir Foom Rubber Cushion Wus 49, 1888
Cd Mahogany Finish Drop-Leof TobIe Was $44e5 1888
Cd Reod Paint Desk Chest (F Sompe) Was $685. 9SS
Cd 2-Pe Living ROOM floor sompe wos $2l900 --l2SSS
~ Floor Lomps. Formerly SASS to $24.s5 --- 5SS
Evening star., 1953-07-09
At E's;3f7 a|;s|'iE ;S'||: stove Only

~ 5-Pc Wood Dnete Sets Formerly $6O0O------ z5OO
AZ 5-Pc Wood Dnete Sets Formerly $4,000 -------55Oo
a. 5-Pc Chrome Dinette Sets Formerly $8000---- $500
(2o) Assorted Occasional TobIes Were SASS $995 9SS
Cd Mahogany Corner Ching cobnet. Formerly SASS. 54SS
(6) fomco Chino cobinets. Formerly $l4950---- S4SS
(12) Ottomons Sale Priced d-------------------- 9SS
tl2 Assorted Box Springs Innersprne Mattresses. Price
az De Luxe Mope Drop Leaf Tobes Were $69e5 --49sS
(6) 3oIn Hollywood Beds Formerly S49e5--------- 54ss
~ Studio couches Covers Were 54sS
~ 2Pe Doveno Suites TopType Cow Were $780, loSSS
tlz Cribs with Mattresses Were $3.50 -------76.ss
(1o) Occasional chors. Were S5795-s4295-------- Ass
~ 2-Pc. BoucIe Living Room Suits. Were $249--7SSS
(5 4-Drowe Reody toPoint Chests Sole Priced - 1888
~ 4Drower Reody Point Chests. Sole Prieed- 968
(5 Light Finish Dining Room Pieces Sale Priced - B orr
(8 Mahogany Finish Bedroom Pieces Sole Priced - b or
~ Breokfront Chc mahogany finish Reg S2o900 1888
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-27
IT'S LATER Than YOU THINK
1e43-TEN YEARS AGo-1s43

FEBRUARY L. McCafery county engineer named Man of
January announced by State War Bond
FEBRUARY County tuberculosis League
for 1912 totals $200S7 reported by Mrs Ken
meth j. Bardon chairman
FEBRUARY 20-Cncinna Lake Erie Transportation
Standard instead Time
21-Madson Rural school students sell S213173 in
stamps during
County Selecve Service Is
left induction failed physcas
u. ordered Amarillo Texas
March 5.
FEBRUARY plan awarding prizes winners
school displays Madison fair announced by Co. Supt
w. c. Smith.
FEBRUARY 2-Goa $11 Madison County in Red
War Fund according to c. c. Scechty drive chairman
FEBRUARY drive
to collect books for men in the armed forces
Jefferson adams
Evening which drew capacity audience first performance
1s2s-TWENTY-FvE YEARS AGo-192s
1870 with
number of winners Corn and Potato Contest at c. c. Hewitt
FEBRUARY persons plant
Madison Press Co., celebrating of Madison Press and
Madison County Democrat West Second Street
FEBRUARY Four boys and three girls teams victorious
Armory.
FEBRUARY Sodaity Patrics Church
euchre, bridge As and party at K of c Hail.
L. McCafferty, Madison
county Director George H. Schesnger.
FEBRUARY 2Tamadge Lodge Knights of Pytias Mt Sterling
celebrates 65h anniversary.
FEBRUARY 22-Denns township farmer
reports of sheep stolen in last weeks
2-Counciman Kieen, London
township orders that certain about London
given assistance by em must work streets under direction of
Street Commissioner Henry Rhodes.
FEBRUARY 24-From NEWS"
Mandy, lovelight shinin' in yo' eyes,"
Dat aint love light niggah. dats NAH stopight'
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-27
FOOD Is CHEAP

short time ago Dr. Earl Bu head of the Department
OF Agriculture Economics Of Purdue University addressed
meeting of the Farm Equipment Institute. He emphasized
tain facts that should be far better known than actually the
First of all he said Food is not expensive. There is
country the face of the earth today where the working
spends small portion of his working day earning the food
he eats than in America. Food cheap and it is getting
cheaper"
Dr. Buz then into the that lie behind this He
observed I'VE feeding population science and
technology We have increased total agricultural output in
the last three decades 55 TO 80 percent the acreage
we had dare say fully thirds Of that increase due
TO application of science and the advanced technology associa
ted with mechanzaton and eIeccaton Even the scientific
frontiers of American agriculture barely scratched At
this point he cited number Of foods including bread
bacon and milk which cost the average worker less in
terms OF the working fine needed TO buy them than they did
past years He added Science and technology and mechan
zaton have been applied to the of producing food
put the American table than other
place in the world get their food"
is certainly clear from this that the machine has not only
Transformed the business of farming, making far
ftabe and attractive undertaking than before
has been boon to The WE'LL In agriculture
industry and mechanizaon has been the key
progress.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-27

Young, have also been allowed and
confirmed.
LICENSE ASKED
Paul Casio, aircraft worker, Co
lumbus and Evelyn Casio, paint
sprayer, Mt. Sterling.
DIVORCE ASKED
Ruth P. O'Brien VS. Glenn l..
O'Brien.
DIVORCES GRANTED
George F. Corney VS. Betty Ar.
lene Corney.
Helen 1. loops VS. Homer w.
loops. II
Emma II. Clark VS. Harry ].
Clark.
CASE DISMISSED
Action of Providence Pollock for
divorce from Robert Pollock, has
been dismissed in common pleas
court upon motion of the plaintiff.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Harry w. Cliff, trustee to BENZ.
r. Drayer, tract of land in Jeffer-
son township.
Warren Norris and Opal Norris
to The Pure Oil Company, lots Ia
1916 in village of Lafayette.
Donald H. Thibaut and wife to
Favorite Poultry Producers, Inc,
tract of land in Cowlings addi-
ton to city of London.
Ulysses G. Evans and Lille /.
Evans to Dorsey Daniels and AL
lena Daniels, 1850 acres in Stokes
township.
Rodger B. Ark and Dorothy L.
Ark to Dorsey Daniels and Allena
Daniels, 1850 acres in Stokes
township.
McClelland Gregg and Marcella
Gregg to L. Edward Nixon and
Cecil L. Nixon, tract in village of
Jefferson.