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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
Atty. Ralph ;. Osborne
2328 National Bank Bldo.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, In
The CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE IN
CHANCERY
SALLIE MAE WILLIAMS.
Plaintiff. Us. HOWARD J. WILL
LlAMS. Defendant.
No. 5e4-355
Order for appearance
AZ a session of said Court
held in the County Build
ing in the City Of Detroit.
County Of Wayne and State o.
Michigan on September l3. 1857.
Present: Honorable Miles N
Culchan. Circuit Judge.
In the above entitled cause
II appearing that the defendant
Howard ]. Williams. is not q res
idcnt Of the State of Michigan.
l'ut res des at II Fisher avenue
White Plains, New York:
On Motion OF Ralph J. Os-
borne Attorney for Plaintiff,
II Is Ordered that the De-
fcndant, Howard J. Williams.
enter his appearance in said
cause on or before three CD
months from the date Of this
Order, or the Bill of Complaint
may be taken as confessed. and
that a copy of this Order be
served upon the Defendant
either personally or by regis
tered mail. or that same be pub
lished as required by law.
MILES N. CULEHAN.
Circuit judge
A True Copy
lO-l9-ll-2;
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M. $50 yss
ORDER TO APPEAR

Az p session of tho above on
tied Court held il the City
'vnty building. in The City o.
,ciroit County o. Wayne. and
'tntc of Michigan 'lus goth da,
= Nnvcmhe. a. D. 1887
PRES ENT: HON THEODORE
l. BONN, Circuit Judge.
II appearing ~ a'i'avit here
attached, tfat the defendant
'Fdic H. ri. is not a resident o
Michigan. but that his las
known place Of res dence wa
in the City of New Orleans
Care Of General Delivery, State
" Louisiana.
On motion of William 7. Pat
lick cr.. Attorney Cor paint
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED. tina
the defendant enter his app ar
ance. either in person, or =
Attorney. within three month
from date hereof, or the BIZ
OF Complaint Will be taken
against n IN.
TT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a true copy Of This Order
20 appear n sent 10 tie defend
ant. at his last known address
BY reeistcred L. ter. return re-
ro'pt requested. ard that . u'
copy oe said Ofacr to Appear
X puhl,she4 acco' ding to law
THEO-ORE r BONN
CrSuit Judge
"a True Copy)
Edgar M B.anigin. Clerk
BY Ed Murawskl. Deputy
Clerk l2-l4-5t-l-lo-oo'
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, The
PROBATE COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
No. 448-070
In the Matte of the Estate
Of CATHERINE TAYLOR GILL.
also known as KATHERINE
TAYLOR. CATHERLEAN TAY-
LOR. and KATHALEINE TAY-
LOR. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
al cree Ter; OF sad dCccase'
are required % present the
Gle ms. in writ no M undc
on \. - ca'd Court ~ hc PFC
hate Off G in tie CITY of d.
I on. in saii Cour Y. ard
srrvc copy thoroct vro'
I EW1S GILL and AZIT RUIH
TON ADMINISTRATORS
sad cr.aic AZ 1855 Rrwson
vile Ed. Bcllcvil'e. Michiea1
and 1917 Lumpkin Detroit
Michigan TO pee':vclv. on @
ba'o . - 81 h DIV OF Deem
Der. AID 1867, ard that sucl
Ia ms viii be heard By sai1
ccur:, before Julie James I
sexton in Court Room ~ l22l
CITY County Build no IN the Cit,
o. Ne roit. in sad County. o.
The 9th dav OF December. AID
1857 AZ 10 am.
JOSEPH a. MURPHY
JUDGE Of prohaff
J do hereby certify tia. ! hav'
compared the foiegping cop.
with the original record 'hc:c
If and have found ;he snn,c e
bc cor Get transcript of suc'
riginal record.
Alloa T. Edison. Deputy
prohatc Rogis,cr
N1irl q 'o'r,r - i"51
Pub: ,Nol y y ga = burc
.rro cprh week fof thee week
uicccssively within thirty day
rom the date her Of.
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William r. Patrick Sr.
Gil Crat'ol Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN
TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOE
WIZ COUNTY or WAYNE n
IlANCFRY
ITAZEr HERR Plaintiff, vs.
~DDiE HERR Deiondant.
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THEODORE R. BONN
Atty. Charles r. Perkins
s27 E. Warren Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN
The CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN
CHANCERY
MABEL ADAMS. Plaintiff. US.
JOHN NJ. ADAMS. De endant.
10. s6S 32l
A. q session. OF said Court,
leld a the Court house in the
CITY CT Detroit. on Tie 9th day
c. NJyem5cr 1881
PRESENT HON WADE II.
NrCRyF. JRu Circuit ia 'ec
In this caJ,e j. appear ng by
AfSayit On file tina; the de-
iendan', John NJ Adams. could
no, be served a Writ OF Sum
mrns Issued on; of this Court
as he Is MOI . resident; Of the
Stare o. N ch'san but reside ;
IN The Ciy u Chicago. County
CT Cook ami State OF limos:
aid resides at 1915 W. 18th ST..
Chicago 49,. Illinois.
on MOTION OF CHARLES
4. PERKINS. Attorney for the
plaintiff. Mabel Adams. appear
alla answer the Bill Of Com
Plant in his cause withip three
~ months from the date of this
OloeF, Or that said Bill VII be
.aSen as con cSsed AMI that this
oroer be published according &C.
law and a copy hereof served
upon Inc defendant by regs $
Tered mail as loqLled by law.
WADE II. NJ CREE. JR..
Circuit Judge
A True co7y
E-sar NJ D~a>'gin. Clerk
sy \ cr1cn5 Deputy
W. h IL 1912,
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William T. Patrick. Sr. Atty.
Gil Grdiiot

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In
The CIRCUIT COURT FOR
TUE COUNTY OF WAYNE IN
CIIANCERY
RALPH BACHELOR. Plain
tiff. VS.. DOROTHY BATCHE-
LOR. Defendant
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No. 5ss.l77

Order cf Publication
Present. Hon. Carl III. Weide-
man, Circuit Judge.
October II. 1857.
1t appearing by affidavit
hereto attached. that the de-
PENDANT. Dorothy Bachelor, is
not a resident Of Michigan. but
that her last known place Of
residence was al Pos Office
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Henry Heading. Atty.
l3Ca Broadway


The CIRCUIT COURT FOR
The COUNTY Or WAYNE IN
CIIANCERY
LEROY FLOYD. Pla ntiff. vs..
HORTENCE .FLOD. Defendant
No. 564-820
Order of Publication
Al a session OF said court held
inihe City-County Building, in
.ho City of Detroit, County Of
Wayne and State of Michigan,
on this 28th day of September,
A. d. 1857.
Present: Honorable Miles N
Culehan. Circuit Judge.
It appearing that the defend
ant is not a resident of this state
but that she resides in the City
Of West Palm Beach and State
Of Florida;
II Is Ordered that the defend
ant enter her appearance in TIL.
cguse on or before three (3l
months from the date Of this
oidcr or said bill Will be taken
as confessed
II Is Further Ordcdrcd that ;
copy Of this order be sent By
registered mail TO said defend
ant at 8l8 18th ST w Palm
Peach. Florida. her last known
address. and if not received per
scnallv by sail defendant a.
last twenty 900 days before
the time prescribed for appear
ance, that this order be pub
l.sFod as required by law.
MILES n. CULEHAN.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar M. Branigin. Clerk
Rv Arthur d. Jones. Deputy
Clerk l0-l9-l123
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

PRESENT: HON. WADE II.
McCREE, JR., Circui. Judge.
1t appearing that the defend
ant is concealing herself within
the City Of Detroit. County Of
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No. ssas2s

At a session of SAID court held
at the Court House in the City
Of Detroit. County of Wayne.
State of Michigan, on Nov. IL,
1887
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Affys. Simmons and Bibb
SOS Gratiot Avenue

STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE IN
CHANCERY
ERNEST EDMOND Plaintiff
vs.. ALICE EDMOND, Defend
ant.
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JAN. il, 1858
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11

STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN
The CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN
CHANCERY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-11
NEAL FITZGERALD.

A True Copy
Edgar M. Branigin. Clerk
Bv A. c. Gallagher, Deputy
Clerk ll-l6-l2-2l.
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A, q session. Of said Court,
feld the Court house in the
City CT Detroi'. on Tie 9th day
G! NJyem5cy 1851.
Evening star., 1958-05-11

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON o. c.
May II. 1858
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Muy ll-Muy "


different Baltimore O the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-11-14
ST. PETERS AME

Sunday morning November 8,
found the auditorium filled when
Rev NJ i. Simmons stood IN the
pulpit at l0I5 as the Cantin0s
marched down the aisle singing
Holy Holy, Holy" Trust In
God vas the topic 81 the wonder
ful message delivered by Rev
simmons He referred TO the book
of Job 1915, as his theme
Though he shay me. yet VIII !
trust in him but I viii maintain
mine own ways before Him Rev
Simmons concluded by saying that
We must learn 10 live with our
troubles
Parents and friends showed
much enthusiasm on Sunday even
Ing az five o'clock when the
Youngsters complied with the first
rule Of the Junior Church. lto be
on timel Each Sunday the young
people conduct the entire service
REV Simmons has been telling the
story 81 the creation from the
book ~ Genesis He also told the
story ~ Cain and Abel. while Mr.
Noah smith does sketches II was
very educational.
Usher Board No celebrated its
seventh anniversary at 1880 sun
day evening BY showing moving
pictures taken az the Big Record
Tea In June The event was en-
ioyed By all Mrs Barbara Berry
In president
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at 1880.
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MRS. CARL RUSSELL
HONORED GUEST AT
STORk SHOWER

Mrs Carl Russell 3lo5 was hon
ored with q stors shower given az
her home 90 Friday evening No
yember I. Co-hostesses were Mines
IN T Russell ST " Merrill and
III T Russell Jr
4 yellow basket was placed on
the dining table where guests on
arrival placed their gifts
Various shower games were
played and prizes awarded to the
winners Mrs. Paul Ratlff super
wsed the games
Following games the basket Of
gifts was presented 10 the honoree
and the many practical and lovely
gifts for the baby-to-be were open
"a and displayed to the delight Of
the guests
A luncheon served By the hos
tesses concluded the evening Of
fun
Guests present tn addition 10 the
hostesses were Mines, c Chiyers,
Henry Thomas and Paul Rauiff.
Those who sent gifts, but were
unable 70 attend were Mines Hen
rietta Williams. Myrtle Thomas,
Lucille McAdams, Floyd Poole sr,
Harriet Jones. Loretta Ellis, Allie
Wilson, Erma B0wies and Betty
Mentzov.
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MACEDONIA BAPTIST

On Sunday November 3. 1885
despite the crisp air, the II am
service was a blessing Pastor y
q Casaius chose for his subject
Jesus IL the Answer. taking his
scripture reference from Mark
Bis
Our pastor proved three points
first. that Jesus must do some.
thing 20 Us. second, Jesus must
do something within US and third
Jesus must DO something with Us
Jesus was the answer 10 the man
In the scripture lesson and 80 he
viii be 10 all who submit them
selves 20 His will This proved 10
BE- a very heartwarming message
10 all.
AZ the $50 pm. service. we
we're host to Holsey Memorial
crurch. Pastor NJ. G. ConweH. his
choir and members rendered a
wonderful program In song Pastor
Conweil gave some very timely
remarks.
on Sunday November rs. al
singing groups win be guests OF the
Harmony Jubiletts al three
O'Clock afternoon tea. You are
cordially invited
Rev r. G. Cassius, Pastor.
Mrs Gladys MCGOWAN, score
tAry reporter.
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CHURCH
NEWS

Nightingale Singers 81 Washing.
ton. -. G.. Miss Cecile Washing
ton. Quincy III and r. NJ q.
Sanza ~ Minneapolis Visitors are
always welcome az Zion
The 5 pm worship service was
brief Rev s r. King conducted
the testimonial meeting Attend
lnce was small
Rev Bolts. along with many
Zi0nites attended the S s and
.B. 7. U Quarterly Board meeting
at Bethesda Baptist church Sun
day afternoon. which was reported
a success
The senior Usher Board win
meet Friday November IA. az Z 30
pm Members are urged 10 be
present Mr. Raymond Cooper Is
president
Conservation service for babies
Is held the second Sunday Of each
month For information call Mrs.
~ % Milton ia 1925,
Mr. George Joiner and Mr.. elf
ford Marty who were hospitalized
last week have been released and
are convalescing at home.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
al 7.30 pm 10 $50
MFR John Carter Is a patient In
E'airvew hospital Remember the
sick and shut-ins,
Mrs f Henderson. reporter.
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FOURTH STREET CHURCH

The Sunday morning worship be-
gan with prayer led by Pastor
Williams. Following prayer Matt.
hew 5:4a-8s was read as an open
ing scripture. Then time was
allowed In order that prayer re-
quests could be given ooh, that
might have nay request and
that God would grant me the thing
I long for' Job 8.s IA the scrip
ture that we often claim as we
make our petitions known Minis
ter Richard Stokes led the con
gregation as we all joined together
IN prayer
The message Of the morning was
brought 10 us by Pastor Williams
He spoke 70 us from ST John
li.9-12. how Philip desired TO see
God the Father The core OF the
sermon IL IN the words of Christ"
Ho that hath seen me hath
seen the Father The essential
question 10 ask ones self Is DO
/ believe that Jesus Christ Is Gods
son
You are welcome 20 attend our
place OF worship Services are at
II 90 am and 500 pm Sunday
Bible Study on Tuesday night and
prayer on Friday night
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ZION BAPTIST

a goodly number attended wor-
ahtp service az Zion Sunday No
ycmhcr 9 Rev s. r. King. as
sistant pastor read for the open
ing scripture Lake i2i2-3O Rev.
r. Henderson gave the oftertory
prayer Rev H. w Bolts ST.
brought a heart touching message
from the text. II was not dis
0bedient 90 the heavenly vision. %
Acts % 10 He used for his sub
jet THE Transforming Power Of
the Kingdom Of Cod, which was
enjoyed very much
The combined choirs provided
the music Mrs Elyse Lyle Of 81
Peters AME church presided a.
the organ IN the absence Of Mrs
W VI Wardcr organist Miss Bar
hara Green was pianist Mrs
plouis Moore directed the Young
Peoples Choir and Mr.. wilHe Il
Hale directed the Senior Choir
Registered visitors were the
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as k<nAItF nt1AITK NO

Notice ~ hereby given that Lyn-
dale Realty, Inc was duly organ
izsh as corporation under the laws
on the AtBts 81 Minnesota on tho
89th day o. october l95s, pursuant
% the provisions % Chapter SCI
ot Minnesota Statues 1851 known
49, the Minnesota business Act
The purpose for which this ror@
puFatIuH rs formed u % carry on a
real estate brokerage and sales bus-
ineHs, as principal and as agent and
shHil include bat ghali not be lim-
tied 10 the following TO 6ur sell
operate. manage contract for dee
sign, build repair. maintain buitd-
inHE houses. garages. commercial
structures ~ every description and
70 DO ans aud an things necessary
lo achieve The purposes Az herein
Get forth
the names % the ineorporatora
and the first Hoard ~ Directors
and their addresses are ss tafIawH-
Robert " Giasalbeek, $50 gaseo
Avenue, Minneapolis MiuupHBta
Robert T. ErauUe Aso7 Idaho Az
nane SJuthl Minneapolis, MIN
uak0fa
Paul owen Johnson, $500 West SSH
street Minneapolis Minnesota.
IsTNbAlsE REALTY. INC
Hv Hs Attorney
F4Hl Johnson.
Q 1aa Rand Tower
Minneapolis MINI
tsppkcsu8n. November g. 1851
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and welcomed a. Dorothy Hall
Guest House IN tho traditional
southern hospitality The lower
floor Was reserved for the 1908
class and their guests while the
upper floor was occupied by the
1913 class who waA celebrating
their 10th anniversary
Eifty years Il a long time In tho
life ~ an individual or school such
as 1'uahegen and my husband bo
came lost on the campus "a he
stfolled around trying 20 find old
landmarks. Or buildings which he
had helped 10 erect since hI8 trade
had been brick masonry
Nine members ~ tho class IN
Guiding ans woman attended the
reunion A. tho banquet hrId Bat.
urdag night November / Mr. Max
vel spoke for the claaa n 1908
recalling Tho 0Id days at Tuskooge
and contrasting thoas times with
the present He told - their sleep
ing 9u pine needles and ~ eating
beans for breakfast with thick
slices 81 corn bread known as
Boakers Squares Most ~ the
members nma living bags retired
from their respective jobs or posi-
lions but nil present agreed that
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Tuskeegs had given then some
thing that built stamina ard caar.
actef dowa thru the years
~ tha banquet members u the
~ class were presented With
Golden Anniversary certificates u
membership Into the Half Century
Club n Tgaksege They are bsaut-
fuzzy framed and enclosed In a
dark red leather booklet Repre-.
aentafives from several student
bodies we're guests 50 that thry
might absorb some u the spirit
- The oidaters and carry Tuzke
gees lighted torch On 10 future
generations A very special guest
was an elderly man who graduated
in 1896
Sunday wan hectic day rushing
from one place 10 another. break.
fast ht seven in the Pine Room
~ guests ~ Captain and Mrs
DaFnaby This was happy honey
time when glass members shared
IN exchanging memories Of 50
years ago
on the radio broadcast from
station WTcs Tuaitsgee. Mr. Max.
we'll represented his class aud J O,
Gibsou u Toledo the class of 1918
We returned in time 70 take pic.
lures u the group IN front Of the
Booker Washington Monument and
later attend laying Of wreath On
thr grave Of Dr Washington
Church service AZ logan Hall
tchapel which WIS burned dawn
has not been rebuilt was inspir,
ing. uplifting ana beautiful one
hundred and ten boys and girls IN
maroon solored robes made 10 the
'hoiF ana my now they sang
You we're impressed With the
way students were rushing 20 be
IN their seats when the service
opened promptly AZ eleven; the
auietncss ana interest shown by
All those hundreds Of young people
IN the service the large number
II uHhsrs aii men led by two
mombcra ~ tho 1908 class and the
reycrant way IN which Il wus
taken
Rev L Scott Allen ~ Evanston,
m was guest speaker FOR tho day
Continued on Page ~
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inR expedition with our small
niyCes and nepheWs brought back
pleasant memories ~ years ago
when the youngsters from school
needed a chaper0u. I sian think Il
wua the lunch and the ears ~ corn
taken along % cook that made me
no popular on these expeditions
We gathered black walniils and
took pictures
on Sunday We wOfshippsd with
REV Charles owens. an aid friend
and co-wUfkcr az Hampton Street
baptist church ~ tyoulsylllr Tues.
day NJ noon We left for Montgom-
cry Ala. and wcro guests ~ the
James BaiieYs. old friends Mrs
Maxwell knew ~ Tofrs finute
Teachers College,
Mrs Bailey has turned her lovely
singing voice into a f,il time job
ou the radio az commentator She
haa three 10 minute broadcasis
every weck day and one on Sun
day We we're both interviewed on
hor afternoon program In A
Womhns World ana ~ a result
I waa asked 10 appear on the pro-
gram 81 The banquet in niaheoge
on Saturday night
Ou Ttirnday morning W. we're
driven 10 Tiisigegee ~ The Haiisya
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SIOUX
r A L L S
NEWS
N o T e S

Alfred White Ir 1908 g MEMO.
laid down his guns, took or has
Zorro outfit. took the strings mar
0lea. chalk etc from his pockets
and went 70 NcKennan Hospital
Ike a man 10 undergo a minor
surgery ~ present he IL doing
nicely Kid never shed a tear
Roseanne M0xley, g22 ~ OAK
viii enter Sioux Valley Hospital
Wednesday Nov II. for surgery
RoseaHne has been nurses aid at
Sioux Valley 50 she'll be among
friends
Dimple Parks, 1920 = Summit.
hasn't been too well lately after the
death 81 her dear friend and CO.
worker, Bea Hamilton Dimple has
bad 20 have medical care.
Bentley Taco and Lillian Small.
wood are getting closer and closer
20 the alter They have issued in
gitati0us 10 Stoogies Recreation
Dee ., for informal reception All
lot = Fs folks are real eager for
all The glamour Of such an affair
t,wyu Tnibsrt spent the week
end In Minneapolis. MINI. visit
lHg friends Gwyn 10 getting that
took Of Sinatra with my heal
on your chest, I'm Mrs Success
don't know what's happening
but | swear { Ike what I'm see
ing IN the kid She's beginning TO
fairly glow
Mrs II Bentley, 1927 N MINI
Ave spent the week end IN Des
Mginss Ia as delegate to the Fed
GRAFTON u Negro womens Clubs,
Mrs - Is a past president and
an officer on the state board Of
Iowa Mrs @ Vaughn, 1901 S
Euclid Ave, " the local president
for the Hour Of Pleasure, group
a present they are selling Christ
mas cards and plan a series Of
dinners and various things 10 Oh
tain funds.
Hattie Wheeler, fMotherD of
Kansas City Mo Is In the city on
business and pleasure. She il max
tug her home with Mrs. Anna
Burma 20I2 r.. 9th 81.
Euaeannc Moxlcy was hostess 10
thu Intellectual Improvement Club
~ The WCA,, Friday mite The
gals sure used social night for all
" was worth Helen Grey was
given a towel shower Anne TOT
sins birthday was remembered.
when playing bingo. Francis Lot
ftpn seem 20 get most 81 the prizes
and especially those that belonged
20 bahiea Roaeanne served
tasty lunch with hot coffee Geor-
EIa Lee and Rose Clayton were
In charge OF the entertainment
Fanny Clark has her name In 20
unite with the club at the next
meeting
Few friends OF Anne Toison's
made merry on her birthday with
eats and stuff like that there.
Anna didn't mention her age, but
1 know she's at the age to start
being proud for her many years
Bless her
Men ~ Alpha Lodge No. A..
are having an annual Bean Dinner.
Saturday Nov 10, az St Johns
Baptist Church This affair viii
he az eight o'clock. Each fellah
rs suppose 20 bring a son, his or
someone else'a know one guy
lhntA come out okey. Maurice
Coakley with his four boys
Tom Blake newspaperman from
Africa is here Two actually or.
iuycd days with him, IN fact. I'm
thinking seriously Of going 60 his
country I plan "a bring him with
me 20 Minneapolis Friday Nov
- II SO he'll have lot Cor the
public " not IN aend hls story
IN next weel, He's real fabulous
Americans really have him con,
fused Me tool
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On % The queries which officials
make Is why Il Is that with all the
far eastern countries recognizing
Guinea 40 quickly. that the United
states and Great Britain have
been dragging their feet Y s sent
tts consul general, Donald Du,
mont from pakar, an expert on
Afriran affairs with many years
IN the state Department. down 20
can on Premier Toure and com
fort him with some huneycd phras
"a
These are hoped e Is assumed.
90 calm guinpaa disappointment
despite the glaung fact that Rus
STA and al her eastern satellites
burned the nirRays offering con
afauulatipns ard recognition as
soon IA Guinea had announced In
dependence
The assumption ia that the TN.
tied States viii recognize Guinea
after Frances temper has had a
chance - cool OF a bit. otherwise
Russia viii represent threat
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Wife Describes Trip To
Fiftieth Reunion Of
Mates Tuskegee Class
By wreatha Maxwell

Leaving Minneapolis Thursday evening October - we
arrived ii Chicago III time 10 board tho South Wind Louis
VILE Ky, where husband John Maxwell aad met by
relatives and Wicked finc roads the farm hoaa Of
my sister Mra Stella ogesby whore visited with hen
family. relatives and friends
Fa ower were blooming b Abundance and nll hunt