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Atsv. william Y Patrick
81 orssIes Ave.

s,i orss'ss Ave.
Detroit, AAiehiosn 80.
STATE or MICHIGAN. In the In IN
ctSIT COURT for the COUNTY VI
WAYNE In CHANCEkf.
No. ssS.,s>
FRANK RIVERS. Plaintiff. vs. Ann"
LOUISE RIVERS. defendant ,s
court held in the Count Building;
IN the CITY OF Detroit. County OF
WAYNE. and State Of Michigan, TINS
s6th dsy OF March. AID. 1870
PRESENT: HONORABLE EDWARD
$. PIGGINS, Circuit Judge.
II appearing BY Affidavit hereto al
tached. that the defendant. Anna LOU
isc Johnson, is not . resident OF Mich,
iean. but that her last known place OF
residence was In the City OF Louis
VILE, State of kentucky, al NO 90
Va" on motion OF WILLIAM T. PA.
TRICK. SR.. Attorney for plaintiff
1T Is HEREBYORDERED, that the
defendant. Anna Louise Rivers, enter
her appearance In this cause. either
In person or by Attorney. within
three ~ months from date hereof.
or the Bill OF Complaint heretofore
filed against her will be taken by de.
fault:
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED. that a
true copy OF this order TO Appear be
mailed 10 the defendant Anna Louise
Rivers. at her last known address, BY
registered mail return receipt re.
quested, and that true copy OF said
Order TO Appear be published in a
newspaper in, and for the County OF
Wayne, State OF Michigan, according
10 law
4 True Copy
VI. BRANIGAN. Clerk
By n. Creenberg. Deputy Clerk
EDWARD S. PIGGINS,
Circuit Judge
1850
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WOMEN sew, mend. ready-cut
wrap around aprons, home.
Net profit 5000 on dozen.
Spare time profitable venture
opportunity. Get ready TO sew
for Christmas business. Write
ACCURATE co
Freeport, New York
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Atty: Charles e. FondviIIe
l300 Broadway. SUITE 3ox-3o,

'svs brosoway, Suite 2os.2o7
SrAlE OF MICHIGAN In the CIR.
wi COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN cHANcERY.
ORDER FOR APPeAeAnee
RACHEL DOLAN, Plaintiff 90
RUSSELL II. DOLAN, Defendant
Al session OF said court ha,d H.,
the City-County Building. in tho CIV
OF Detroit, County OF WAYNE snd
osa'e OIL Michigan, on this llth dav
of January, A. D., 1860. ~''
:, freSent; HONORABLE JOSEPH G.
"aShlD Circuit Judge. ~
appearing that the defendant il
resident OF this state. and mai
process for his appearance bae mat ma.
duly issued and the same could ' rn,
oe served by reason of his absence
'.onl or concealmcnt within Tia
'.a'c, and by reason OF his Continues
absence from his place OF residenco.
~ Is ORDERED that the dcsand
On. enter his appearance in this
AUST on or before three ~ months
h,, All" .ne GATE OF this order, or said
up RI ~si' DC taken as confessed.
copy OF this order be sent bv ras,s
'ered mail to said defendant AZ 5oo
savannah Street, Detroit 2. MIGHT
san' MS iast known address. and ~
nov received personally by said Dc.
s sone AZ least twenty l20l DAYS he.
'ore INC time prescribed for annesr.
"nVe, mat this order be puhIishcd
IS required by law. F"'''S"eu
JOSEPH G. RAsHrD
y True Copy Nu' 'uuse
6p'nk N: BRANIGIN, Clerk
's lea Menawie, Deputy Clerk
2-6-3-l2-6O
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Atty. James o. Lee,
6o7 G, Adams Ave,


STATE OF MICHIGAN IN THE
WAYNE IN CHANCERY,
No. ss4.73<
CLEVELAND WILLIS. JR,. Plaintiff
VS.. MARY JUSTfNA WILLS. Defend.
ant,
At session OF said Court held at
the Coudt House In the City of Ret
roit in said County on the 18th day
of February. A, ID, 1860.
PRESENT: TIE HON, GEORGE K.
BOWLES, Circuit Judge.
In this cause, II appearing TO the
court by affidavit hereto attached,
that chancery summons for the APP.
pcarancc of the defendant has been
issued out and under the seal OF this
court. and that the same could not
be served on or before the return
day thereof, for the reason that said
defendant. being resident OF the
City OF Detroit, County of Wayne
and State Michigan, was concealed
therein, and sad chaucCry summons
has been returned with the certIfl.
cate thereon endorsed, showing that
after d.!iScnt search and inquiry,
said defendant could not be served
al her last known address, zoos PIN.
gree Avenue, Apt. sos. Detroit,
Michigan, on or before the return
day thereof.
Therefore, on motion OF Jane ID.
Lee, Attorney for the Plaintiff,
III Is ORDERED that the defend.
ant, Mary JustIna Wills. cause her
appearance 10 be entered IN this
cause, within three months from the
date OF this order, and IN case OF
her appearance, she cause her an.
swer TO the plaintiffs bill OF com.
plant TO be fIicd. ana capy thereon
10 be served on the attorney for me
plaintiff, within 20 days after scrv.
Ice OF copy of said bill and notice
OF this order, and that in default
thereof, the sald bii be take az
confessed by the SAID defendant.
1T Is FURTHER ORDEKrD that
copy OF this order be published
In any newspaper, published ana
c.rcuiding IN The county OF WAYNE
ana served, according 10 law.
GEOkLE r.. BUWLES
r,,,r ~ Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN Clerk
by II. Cchumann, Deputy Clerk
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III SrSfiof Avenue, 81 re 207
SLATE OF MICHIGAN an the CIR.
GUT COURT Tor the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
NC 59z13S
ORDER To APPEAR
BENNY BELL. Plaintiff VS.. HATTIE
3Ei.L, Defendant.
NJ a session OF the above entitled
Court, held In the County-BuIidna
IN the City OF Detroit, County OF
WAYNE, ana State OF Michigan, this
18th day OF February, A. ID. 1860.
PRESENT HONORABLE GEORGE
=. BONLES, Circuit Judge.
II appearing Dy Affidavit hereto
attached, that tnc defendant Hattie
ben, Is NJ. resident of Michigan,
Dut that h,i last known place of resi-
Icnce was a. NO. 29l7 Tuxedo. Street,
Detioit, WAY ne County, Michigan;
On motion OF WILLIAM Il. PAT.
klSh, SIR. Attorney for plaintiff,
II IL HEREBY ORDERED, that the
uefendant, Hattie Bell, enter her ap-
Pcdidhce IN the cause, either In per-
'oh or Dy Attorney, within three 81
Woh'hs from date hereof, or the Bill
VI Complaint heretofore filed against
h'i VIII be taken By default;
~ II FURTHER ORDERED, that a
rae co. OF THIS order to Appear be-
nailed 10 the defendant. Hattie He'll,
d. nor last known address, Oy rcg,St.
ercd mail, return receipt requested.
nat truc copy OF said Order 10
ApFtar be published I'm a newspaper
IN ana ioI The county of Ma,nc,
o'a'e OF Michigan, according TO law.
GEORGE 4. BOWLES
r,, -. Circuit Judge
EDGAR VI. BRANIG1N, Clerk
- L. kumcr, Deputy Clerk
3.ll--4lC-6O
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Trustee CO.. Chr, Mr.. r. II. Sims
Past Chr. House Committees.
Past Grand Daughter Rulers
Pearl Williams. Mary Belle Tate,
and Georgia X. Fields, GDD.,
Daughters Willie Jean Parrish.
Mary Marsh. Arabelle Stanford.
Matte Denton. and Ruth Sprays
did an excellent job as social
Committee. While refreshments
were being enjoyed by all pre-
sent. the honoree received tri-
butes OF praise for his outstand
ing services to the Grand Order
Of Elks.
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3 LARGE ROOMS

-Four Bedrooms 855 Atkinson.
Large yard, gas heat, fine condi.
preciatc. ~
>,'soo Modest down payment
Balance like rent ON land con.
u ,racls. Call owner Liberty 9-3467.
Course. TIE. l-46l7.
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~
ORDER 10 APPEAR

WAY NJ IN (HANCERf.
Nc ssl.ssl
ORDER TO APPEAR
MARGAKErI CHRISTIAN PLAN
tiff, Vi. MAJOR CHRISTIAN, Dcien
dant
AT a session of the above entitled
Court, held in the City-CouniN Build
ing, In the City of Detroit, Count'
OF Wayne, and State OF Michigan
this 10th day of February, \. D.
1906.
PRESENT, HONORABLE GEORGE
Z. BOWLES, Circuit Judge
II appearing by affidavit hereto q,
taehcd, that the defendant - not
resident OF Michigan, but that hls
last known place OF residence was al
o5b Hcnir.c Street. Detroit. Michigan
mat efforts to make personal sci
vice upon the defendant at above
named address have peen failure
ana, iurtnci. that a return sno"ins
lack of personal service has been
fIled I'm this Court;
On moll0n OF William + PSlfick,
Sr., Attorney for Plaintiff, IL 10
Hereby ORDERED, thai the deicnu
ant enter ms appearance, cilnr ~
person, or by Attorney, wnat.r 'nI.e
months from date OF this order 70
Appear, or the Bill of Complaint
heretofore filed against him viii DC
taken as confesscd
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED, that
true copy OF this order TO Appear,
DC sent TO the last known address Vi
inc defendant, by registered MAJ.
return receipt requested, and thai .
true copy OF said Order 10 Appear u
published according TO law.
GEORGE T.. BOWLS,
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
Edgar M. Branigin, Clerk
2.27-426
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Bargain Leaving Town Furniture
LIVING ROOM dining room.
bedroom. and refrigerator and
washing machine General Elec-
tric). DA 1916.
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FOR RENr-FlATs

MONROE. near St. Aubin; 5
rooms. lower. Good transpor'
tation. Will arrange for deco
rst.cn
Call 10. 1870. Mornings or
Nights
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CONTINUED From Page A.

The meeting carried fine
fellowship with the following
guests, Mesdsmes Edna Ho.eomb.
Cynthia Coleman, Leors Pitts,
Violet T. Lewis. Margaret Mat.
fhews, Edith Davis. Madeline
Mott, A. a. Banks and children,
Rev. Moody OF Hartford, Conn.,.
Rev. Lewis, Rev. Simmons, Rev.
Willard p. Macy and family,
and Mr.. Benz. MeFsIl. Mrs. Ber-
tina Walker, President.
Mr. and Mrs Aldolph Harrison
and Son of Chicago were Sunday
guests Of Mrs Violet T Lewis
and Mr. Lewis Harrison Of Dexter
Blvd. brother and sister, a fam.
lily breakfast was given by Mrs
Lewis making il Joyous visit
Or and Mrs William r Filz-
patrick were visiting in Tampa.
Fla. Kan-Ka.Kcc. III and Chi
caso filling speaking engage
mcnts
Mrs Vera Howard Of Leslie
entertained the Bakers Dozen
Club Friday evening at her homo
Beautiful guest prizes we're Civ
en-.
Mrs Lola Scibert of Roosevelt
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FOR RENT

6 ROOMS-Good Transportation
1st floor - 1850 East Alexan.
dcrinc ST Call TW l-4700.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-09
Historical Second Baptist Church
Realizes Another Milestone

On the eve OF the celebration
OF the l24th anniversary Of Sc
cond Baptist Church Of Detroit.
and the Thirteenth Anniversary
Of the pastor, Rev A A. Banks.
Jr another outstanding achieve
mcnt in the church history made
profound impact on the mem
bcrShip and others who were
present for the Expansion Pro
gram Mortage Burning Services.
Sunday, March 9th during the
1890 am Worship The house
was filled to capacity, and ex-
pressions Of praise and thanks
giving chould be seen on almost
everyones face. as the pastor
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FOR RENT-SlNcLE

LAFAYETTE. near Cnene; 6
rooms. Will furnish material
for interior decoration Also
Bungalow Call 10. 1870,
Mornings.
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8 ROOMS

Natural Fireplace. gas heat Open
Wednesday Reference. 2IO5
Whitney. IL 4-5246.
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WANTED

SALESMAN for aluminium storm
windows, doors and awnings
TW 2-6450.
U0rman w. Smith, Owner.
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No. 5yJ-bT5
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AsYssiNiA GRAY. Plaintiff, VS..
PRIMJS GRAY. Defendant.
ABNSSINIA GRAY, Plaintiff. ".
At a session OF SAID Court held at
the Courthouse IN the City of Detroit.
CountS and State aforesaid this goth
day OF January, A. d., 1860
PRESENT: Honorable HORACE W.
GILMORE, Circuit Court Judge.
II appearing that the defendant -
not a resident Of this State but re-
sides IN the State OF Georgia, Al 1905
simpson Road. Atlanta Georgia.
TT Is ORDERED that the defendant
enter his appearance In this cause on
or before three months from the
date Of this order or said bill viii
be taken a. confessed
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy of this order be sent b, regis
tered mail 10 said defendant TO 1905
simpson Road. ALBANIA. Gcoi gia, his
last known address and II not re-.
cclNcd pei >OnalN bt snd defendant
at least twenty daNs bcfof, the time
prescribed FOR appearance. that this
order be published as required BY
law.
HORACE ". GILMORE.
Circuit Judg,
EDGAR " BRNNIGIN. Clerk
BY A. HARGREANES, Deputy Clerk
2-27-i2,6O
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Mr. J Harold Brown Of Clcvc.
land Ohio flew into the city
Saturday evening and visited
with The Lewis Harrisons. Mr..
Brown is the Musical Director Of
Karamu Theatre in Cleveland.
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WESTSiDE COMMERCIAL
RESIDENTIAL

This golden opportunity for any
professional line. Baths and mas
saces in basement 100 people
passing everyday Owner. TIE. 4
5299
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ATTY. Nm. v. Banks
2lO1 Cratioi Avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN in The CIR
CUT COURT for the cot NTl OF
WAYNE ~ CHA<CERN
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Camille Bridge Club;

Camille Bridge Club:
Miss Louise Carr Of Melbourne
gave deIectablc dinner party
Thursday evening for the Camille
Bridge Club,
All members were present and
a delightful evening was spent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-09

Miss ceorsna Harding, was
hostess to the Phinocle Club
Saturday afternoon After a de-
licious dinner was served. cards
because an important event
Awards were given TO Mrs Ber-
nice Cook. Mrs Corrine Booker
and Mrs. Margaret Cousey
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-09

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Gin.
CUT COURT for the COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CHA>(kkl.
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Atty. VIM. T. Patrick. 81.

STATE or MICHIGAN, IN The CIR
CUT COUNT for the COUNTY Uf
WAYNE IN CiANCERY.
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Society DoHgs

was hostess TO the Shangri.La
Club Monday evening at her
home on Roosevelt Awards were
given to Mrs Ethel Thompson
and Mrs Nellie Lumpkin Plans
TO entertain their husbands in
June is on the agenda
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-09

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN THE
CIRCUIT FOR THE COUNTY Or
WAYNE IN CHANCERy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
New York City
Population Dips

NEW YORK, July 16 (AP)
Preliminary census figures
show New York City has lost
population during the past
three years, while the New YORK
metropolitan area and New
York State both have grown.
The figures show the total in
New York City's five boroughs
dropping to 7,710,346. In 1850
there were 1891, 957.
In the 17-county metropoli-
tan area. covering the city,
Long Island and adjoining
counties in New York and New
Jersey, population increased
from 12,911,994 in 1850 to a.
646,134 in the new census.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
"RAIN
DRAIN"
1913

HERE'S HOW IT WORKS! The RAIN DRAIN is O
l2-foot green postic sleeve >. ottoched to your
downspout rolled up neotIy olwoys reody
As soon os voter storts flowing through down.
spout. your RAIN DRAIN storts to unron QUITO
motieolIy tonine the rushing woter-eoryine
it owoy-eentIy putting it where needed.
DOUBLE ACTION :. properly poced holes in the
lost A. OF RAIN DRAIN produce gentle "sook ond
sproy" action, without flooding or domoee. Open
end tokes core Of overflow, makes it self-fIushine
Of downspout debris.
WEAR PRooF-WIkD PROOF. The RAIN DRAIN
is fully guaranteed d. store the same os your
garden hose ond it Iosts for years. Trapped roin
left in RAIN DRAIN when rerolIed eliminates
wind whipping even on exposed corners Of homes
HoUsEWAREs-THE HEIGHT COAL 4 STORES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
Transit Unit
Hasiens Plans
On Facilities

A race between the new Ma
tional Capital Transportation
Agency and road builders was
forecast by public officials
yesterday in connection with
plans for new Washington area
mass transit facilities.
In several cases, nip-and-
tuck finishes apparently are in
prospect. These involve pro-
posais to incorporate transit
facilities into major highway
projects.
President Eisenhower's sig
nature Thursday on Congress
approved mass transportation
legislation accelerated activity
at the Budget Bureau aimed at
rapid translation Of the new
transportation agency from
paper into q reality.
National Capital Planning
Commission aides are working
closely with budget officers in
the organization preliminaries
and said they hope for an OPP
irrational agency by Labor Day.
Emergency Action Asked
Planners said the agency
then must jump into several
emergency situations" on
which Congress has urged fast
action to provide for new rail
or bus transit facilities.
These include:
/. Virginia's Interstate Route
Sc! soon to go under con-
struction.
2. The Anacostia expressvay.
already under way in the Dis
trict.
8. The George Washington
Memorial parkway in Mont
gomery County, under con-
struction.
In the cases of Route Sc and
the Anacostia expressway. con-
gressionai committees urged
provision of center strips for
express transit with additional
bus stations. They also urged
bus stations for the George
Washington parkway.
Congressional groups have
asked the District and the Ma
tional Park Service to consider
delaying completion of an auto
tunnel on Twelfth street across
the Mall to make provision for
a proposed rail subway in the
same location.
Planning commission aides
indicated yesterday they are
backing the District Highway
Department in favoring a con-
tinuation in construction of the
Twelfth street tunnel. Highway
officials have said they feel
the tunnel will not block a sub
. way line and that the project,
/, under way since last fall, has
/ advanced too far to halt.
Planning commission staff
members feel the other three
proposals for co-ordinating
highway and transit plans are
, highly desirable.
. Land Purchase Needed
. However, road plans are al
I, ready so far advanced that
chances of working In major
! transit facilities appear du-I
bious.
The Virginia highway de-
partment is planning to put
Route 66 partly in the right
. of-way of the Washington and
Old Dominion Railroad. This is
not wide enough even for the
highway, and an additional
transit center strip would
necessitate expensive extra land
acquisition, officials said.
While the new transit agency
would pay for the extra land,
officials in Richmond said road
plans already are well advanced
and probably will be firmly
fixed within the next 10 months
or two years. This allows little
time for transit action, they
said.
Some bridges along the Ana
costa expressway already have
been built without provision for
transit space, and this will
make it difficult to provide for
transit in the rest of the high
way, which is to connect with
the Woodrow Wilson Bridge at
Jones Point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17

Luxury pillow arm style with oIuminum
front panel. Well constructed innersprine
eushions--2 book cushions. A full II"
long !. . it hos smooth ball beorine glide.
Rubber tipped feet protect floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17

A reolly special buy for porch or potio.
Slider is 81" overall length, scots p
oduIts comfortably provides smooth,
restful gliding motion. Weother-resistont
white ond green enamel finish. Rubber
tipped feet. A real buy.
Evening star., 1960-10-23


Public Affairs. BY the Democratic Ma
tional Committee.
$50 a BAT MASTERS0N.
Western Masterson teene Barry Is
forced into a gun duel by mentally
deranged hunter John ViNan).
q THE REAL MccoYS.
Comedy. When the family link" tSter-
ling Holloway drops in for visit,
Grandpa tWaIter Brennan) does his best
to get rid Of him, but is overruIed BY
Kate Kathy NoIan).
q CHS REPORTS.
Public Affairs Hour Money and the
Next President" The control Of our
wealth.; determining the amount Of money
to be spent on "Public Service" learning
to live with initiation and competing sue
cessfulIy with foreign businessmen Is
explored in detail Howard K. Smith, most. Z
900 Cd BACHELOR FATHER.
Comedy Peters tSammee Tone's) plan to
get his girl friend job in the Gregg
household backfires. John Forsythe,
Noreen corcoran.
q WRESTLING.
Hours. Ray Morgan reporting. From
Capitol Arena.
q MY THREE SONS.
Comedy. Steve Douglas FIRED MacMur-
ray) resorts to form of international
diplomacy to teach the boys that
nothing is ever solved by physical vio-
Ienee. Tim considine, Don Grady and
William FrawIey are featured.
o9n ~ rue ennn cun,A
Variety. Guest: Cliff Arquette, as Mama
Weaver. tcharIie's Mother) pays her
second visit.
q A DATE WITH DEBBIE.
Variety. Special Hour. Debbie Reynolds
in songs. dancing and comedy. with
guests: Walter Brennan. Charles Rug
ses Carleton Carpenter, Nelson Riddle,
cakl Rainer and the milan McannnnhalW
Evening star., 1960-10-23
THURSDAY 81
Evening, Continued
q THE PIONEERS.


Western. "A gold mine swindle bids fair
to bankrupt a marriage as we'll as the
married couple. Will Rogers, ir.. mar
rates this true story.
q GUESTWARD Ho!
Comedy. Babs (Joanne Dru) decides to
learn trick riding in order to become as
good a horsewoman as the childhood
sweetheart (caroIe Mathews) Of Bill
mark MiIler).
q. THE WITNESS.
Drama. Hour. Shoeless Joe jackson.
one of eight Chicago White Sox players
banshed from baseball for accepting
bribes to throw" the 1919 World Series
to the Cincinnati Reds. Biff Mcclure
appears in the role Of jackson. Frank
Sutton and Royal 6eaI, Dorothy Sands.
are featured.
800 @ NIGHT COURT.
Trials. l Hour. Littering, assault and
battery. peddIing without a license and
many others come before the judge.
q DONNA REED SHOW.
Comedy. Donna finds herself in the mid
die of some complicated maneWerins and
her house filled with guests as husband
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07

and retaining walls, the trailer family backs their
boat down paved ramp with comparative ease
Like many others, the Barclays community
had a waterfront but no facilities for using it.
Rather than wait for the town hall to get around
to it, Mike Barclay and number of other neigh
bors Clipped in and acquired small piece of
land, constructed first pool and then boat
launching ramp, now even employ full-time
attendant to supervise and keep eye on the kids.
Living in the Northeast, the Barclays will
expand their boating horizons by trailing to local
lakes and rivers or heading for the salt waters
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-07
:. and 10000 boats are ready to go
BY WILLIAM T. McKEOWN
Editor. Populor Booiing Moeozine

When family is ready to take to the water,
they find it is easier than ever before No home
in America is more than days drive from
boating area. Time was when getting boat in
and out of the water was major chore tackled
only in the spring and fall. Now, launching ramps
are being constructed across the country-though
there is still very serious shortage-and instead
of hauling over sand bars and mud flats, marshes,