davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-11-02

but our third looks very pro.
fessional.
In fact It Is sturdier than
the original covering ever
was. This is probably due to
the fact that the pamphlet
explained how to stun COR
ners. which we discovered
had never been done on the
original rush covering.
We bought our rush by the
bundle. It costs SIS q bundle.
and we found one bundle
does two and o half chairs.
We used our old rush for
stufhng corners. Since our
chairs are not square. some
rush was wasted.
We can now do o chair in
two evenings. with both my
husband and myself working
In unison.
We are ever so proud Of
our handiwork, and have so
much satisfaction we would
not have had II we found
someone to do 1t for us.
Plus the fact that they are
sturdier and done to our
critical satisfaction.
Evening star., 1960-11-02
. 60


with . nap: use q medium
long stitch ts-i0 stitches per
inch). Do not try to sew
without hasting or the fabric
may slip. After sewing q
seam. work the pile out Of 1t
with the point Of 9 needle.
This WIN almost completely
conceal the seam line. giving
. true fur look.
When pressing seams open,
do not put iron fiat on fabric,
but use tip Of iron or q needle
board. Always slash darts
and press open for less bulk.
Buttonholes should be hand
worked or machine made.
Line with taffeta or satin.
Question: am planning to
make Q wool knit dress. /
would like to know what kind
Of scissors are correct in cut
ting the material. Thank you
Mrs. r. S.
Answer-Wool knit fabric
Is cut with same scissors you
use for any other woolens.
Just be sure they are sharp
so you don't chop at the
fabric.
= = . =
Miss Seett Is eIwuys sIed to hear
from her Feeders, end Whenever pos.
sibls will use their questions in her
column, but beeauss Of the areat
volume Of msiI received dolly, she
eannot enswsE iadividuoI lettess.
copyrisht. 1880. Field Enterprises. Inc
Evening star., 1960-11-02

Simmer for Is minutes. Brush
on chicken and bake 10 min
utes at $50 degrees. then 50
minutes at s2s degrees. turn
ing every Is minutes.
This may also be used On
spareribs. In that case, bake
for / and " hours ct $50 de-
grees. again turning every Is
minutes. -
Chicken prepared with this
sauce has brought raves from
al to whom I've served It. I
hope you readers viii enjoy It. /,
too.
Evening star., 1960-11-02
Dust DiIenmo
Mrs. q. b. O.. Silper (

Mrs. Z. B. G.. SilDer Spring
I have q problem which I
hope some Of you good RCH
readers can help me with. !
like to use q dry mop on the
bedroom floors because 30
much lint and dust accumu-
lAtes under the beds.
I have always lived In Q
house where I could get OUT
side. to shake the mop. but
have recently moved into Q
large apartment building Of
Evening star., 1960-11-02
It's Fun to DO It Yourself
TO Mrs. Z. r. ", Bethesda
Mrs, w. s.. Oron HUI, Nd.

We are in the process Of putting new rush on
our ladder back chairs. We, too, found no one who
could do it for us.
very good pamphlet on putting rush on chairs.
From this we learned how.
1 can assure YOU our first attempt was inept,
Evening star., 1960-11-02
Editors Note

keodaFS CIsoFiRa HoHse opeFotes
os q public service exchange Of idsss
between Washington ares readers
Of The Star II Is conducted entirely
through the moiI. All letters must
bear the writer's full nome and
eddress. Please send replies sccoFd-.
ing 10 subject matter, NOT Initials.
Letters received in response to
queries viii either be published Or
forwarded to the person mekine the
inquiry.
Evening star., 1960-11-02

the seventh floor. with no
exit to the outside.
How do you shake Q dust
Evening star., 1960-11-02

TO buttered pan. Cut into
squares.
And now ! have q request.
Some years ago ] ate some
chocolate cake made with
salad dressing instead Of
butter. It was moist and de-
hcious. and ] am very anx-
ious to ind the recipe.
Thanks to the Clearing
House. It's wonderful.
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Salary Adjustment 0kd

Wayne State University $
Beard of Governors "Wednesday
May Is approved the final al
location of funds set aside last
august in the University's 1859
co budget for salary and wage
adjustments.
Or Clarence B. II ilbcrry.
Wayne President, explained that
last August the newly elected
Board of Governors reserved
$3.50. l67. represe ntin9 tho
amount necessary TO comply with
the legislatures ALLEGATION of
seven percent for salary and
wage adjustments. and made
tentative distribution to the Tn
lversitys salary schedules In
addition the Board al that time
authorized continued study Of
the budget in order to take into
sccount factors that could not
BE predetermined and TO insure
the distribution OF the S850.l67
TO provide maximum salary and
wage improvements This will
provide a two percent adjust.
ment for the academic staff and
one half percent adjustment
for non-acadcmic personnel for
The year ending June 80, 1860
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81 Get Letters

GRAMBLlNG. La. - Fifiy-one
athletes were named lettcrmen al
Gramblng College as the school
feted its football, baseball. ten.
mis-. track and golf teams at the
annual all.sports banquet
The banquet was held in the
quiet inner confines CT the Black
and Gold Room Of the new Stu
dent Union with W Leon Hayes
Webster High school principal
Minden. as the main speaker
lie called for redoubled ef
fort on the part Of alumni to sup
pert the weIlrounded school aIh
letic program
Or Charles Simmons reviewed
some Of the le596O highliehis
and the large turnout. estimated
al 375 heard short talks by Pres
iden; + " Z Jones. athletic dl
rector Eddie Robinson. basket
tall Coach Fred Hobby and lei
ter.uen Charles Lewis. Haro,,
Vincent, Fred Sigler. Charles
Hardne;t and Leon simmons
Awards for outstanding coniEi
sutton were made 10 >prlnte.
stone Jo>nson. high jumper
Charles Lewis basketball plaA
ers Rex Tippl;t. Howard WI;
and Hardnet. Highlander Clyde
Parquet. and All-American Full
back Preston Powell
Robert Piper received the 60
veied academic trophy presented
annually TO the athlete with tht
highest average
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Atty. Charles r. Perkins
81 < Warren

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR.
GUT COURT for The COUNTY or
NAl NE IN CH.NNCEitl.
Nc ss7-l47
Al session OF SAID Court, held al
.hc Ity-~ oun.y 6u.usns an tne Iils
OF D,.rO.,, Oh tn.s -O.n uay "a Apf..,
a. ~, l9cU.
Onanl-s FACEN, Plaintiff, vs..
PnDLi->r' 4 AIL.>, DVi~ndan,,
fn1<S2.>I isO.>O... ..s.>G jos. a.
40 .~i4..A.>, J.A., ~.icu.t JudgS.
al tn.s Vadst a,lcdr.ns Oy am
de>.l U.i i.4e that Lie detenuant, Paul
me fa1en, cannO- ~ ~Na.~d DS pro
cess A. I'D out u this art, % sne
- mol =. rsidcn "a nc -. L. Of Mich'
gan, b..i rc.4dc. n ...e Cns of Brook
IN. County Of MAS -...d State OF
<ew York, and resides at %. kasciN-
$40, ., LIJ3k.sn, New York
OK NOTION OF CHARLES \. PER
nlNs. Attorney for the pla.n.itf OnAf
.os FAc.n, III Is ORDERED that the
defendant. Pauline Iaeen appear and
answer the Bill OF Complaint m THIS
cause within three 81 months from
the date of this order. or that saiu
Bill viii be taken as confessed ana
that this order be published according
"a tho law and q copy thereof be
.,rved upon the defendant bv regis
tered mail as required BY law
JOS 4. MovNiHNN JR..
Circuit judge
TRUE COPY
rpG>R VI rRNNIcIN. Clerk
~ 80 " 4.30C0 G.ieo
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teimined Is early training.
Researchers al the Center, the
largest commercial institution Of
is kind in the world devoted en-
tireiy 70 canine nutrition re-
search and related matters, are
daily d;Sproying fanciful dog
feeding ideas.
Many people believe that be-
cause 6u.> are carnlvorous they
re- = Tres meat. While dogs
d. se msa. the. cav 90 very
w@ IN a ration Va sni'1 al OF
ne reA: present 10 dehydfa.ed.
IA fac 51ss can live "a sr ex-
80 s'a:. q heath snI r:pro-
d .na "a stio1s With no Ees.
~ ~ -,e.csal Try rstionS.
rs .ioS Jnt'.'o mea
t..t N ~ {, nAs es,sn
.nos.5
A.rdner t1-,si.., IDEA ,s rEai
I'll. ~; .ao.~ arms This -
-. scisl.l.Sc fsc.. MIX Looe 70
not a cemp ~. r,*'on because It
ask ~$r;ain minerals. ou- San
De .:e. 10 noiste.1 dry rators-
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Speaking genuinely from her
heart. Barbara said: There VIII
be more sit.ins and more boy
coiting until indignation at lunch
counters is won We viii con
tinue our fight and we will con-
tinue TO 80 TO Jail because we
feel we are right. We Negroes are
tired of taking the backseat OF
discrimination
These words were unfamiliar
to the siaid atmosphere OF a stock
holders meeting. So was the
heartfelt, manner in which Bar.
oara spoke Barbara does not
cwn stock herself. but was able
to speak as holder Of a proxy Sc
cured through CORE.
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directors.
The fact that Harris got over
600 votes lin terms OF sharcs) At
the meeting is an indication Of
how persons attending were fay.
orably influenced by various an.
peals made from the floor far
lunch counter desegration.
CORE Piekets Outside
CORE-sponsored a picket line
outside the building-on Water
towns main square Throughout
the meeting. Over % students
from ST. Lawrence and Syracuse
universities and a Negro minis.
ter. repre- rnting the Syracuse
NAACP woe on the picket line
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ATTEND
CHURCH
SUNDAY
Atty. CAR r Perkin5
~, A-r1r


STATE or MlcNlCNN IN tkc CIR.
CUT COURT Tor the COUNTY or
WAYNE ~ CHN<CEY
NO. s77.4os
At q session of sad Court held al
tn, Cit,-County Buiiding IN the CITY
OF Detroit. on tins 9Th da> OF Airh,
4 D.. 1850
LILLE BRANCH. Plaintiff. V. MAR.
WIN BRANCH. Defendant,
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOS. a.
MOUNTAIN. JR.. Circuit Judge
In this cause IL appearing ~ affl-
dav.t on file that the defendant. Mar
ln Branch cannot be served b.
process issued out of THIS CoArt. a.
he l. not a resident OF the State OF
i cnigan. bat resides In ihc City of
Greensboro. County Of Gui.iord and
al Route No Box 896, Greensboro
North Carolina.
ON MOTION OF CHARLES Y PER
kJ\>. Attorney fer the plaintiff Lii
lie Branch. II II ORDERED that the
attendant, NARY n Branch. appear
and answer the Bll OF Complaint in
TINS cause With three - months
ir,il he date OF this order OF that
SAID Eli Will be taken a. confessed
and that t.l.s order be published &c.
cord. ne 20 he LAW and copy thereof
be served upon the defendant by
i. gistcrcd mail az required bS law.
JOS. 4 MOlNIHAN. JK.
Circuit Judge
EDGAR VI BH.ANIGIN Clerk
By G. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
5-7--6-l go
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ORDER or PUBLICATION
Nc. S95-OSe

ass.a
CUT COURT for the COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CH.ANCERY
ORDER or PUBLICATION
No S9s-oss
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH. Plaintiff
" OLA SMITH, Defendant
At session OF said court held IN
the Clty-County Building, In the Cny
OF Detroit Iounty of Wayne and
State of Michigan, Oh the 2lst day
OF March, 1860 A ID.
PRESENT: HONORABLE EDWARD
;. PIGCINS. Circuit Judge.
II appealing that the defendant IS
not a resident OF this state, but re-
sides in the City OF Union Town anc
the State of Alabama:
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that the
defendant enter his appearance 10
this cause on OF before three -
months from the date Of this order
OIL said Bill OF Complaint DC taken as
a. confessed:
II Is FJklHER ORDERED that a
colN Oh tins OrI,r bc sent by register.
cd mail 70 said defendant at Route |
Dos o.. tn.on Town. Alabama his
last known address. ana II not re-
cclN,d p,rsOni.N bN sad defendant
al lcao, tWVntN-il0 daN, before The
time pr scllb,d FOR appearances. that
tins ofder b. published as required by
Jaw.
EDWARD :. P1GGlNS
Circuit Judge
\ TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN, Clerk
bs II. l.. Schunlan, Deputy CLERK
49, lI00
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Atty. Wi"ism 7. Patrick, ST..
gil Cratiot Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR
-JIT COONr Tor the COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CliANCERY.
JOHNIE JOhNSON, Plaintiff. vC.
CHARLIE M..E JOHNSON. Defendant.
NO. sss743
ORDER TO II .o-..S
At a stss-J.l Oi the ABOVE entitled
Court, he u "a .na >O4ty-County Build'
ing, 10 IN, ~.,y of Detroit, County oil
Wayne, Sta. OF M.cn.gan, this 18th
lay oi M, Al, 1861
PRESENl nO..OKNDi.E. THOMAS
J. MURPHY, Circuit Judge.
II appearing D, nifid ,v.l hereto at
lachcd. that the defendant. Charlie
Mae Johnson, IS not a resident OF
dichigan, Dui that her last Known
,,iacc OF residence was ~ the City OF
oakland, State Oi Ca. Jr.l.d. 30. al 81
-ampbcil Street,
On motion 81 WILLIAM z. PAL.
RICK, Six. Attorney fol plaintiff
AZ ~ HEREBY ORDERED, ,na, ,hc
defendant Oh rae .20n ~ntcf
her appearance IN tbs cause, canci
= p>r.Ju %. D, Attornes w.,nIn
.hrcc ~ months from date hercoa. or
lie Bill "a compliant heretofore fsed
against her viii b. taken BY default.
IT Is FURTHER ORDrn ID. that a
rue copy OF tnis order - Appeal be
mailed 10 the defendant, Charlie Mae
Johnson. at her last known addr.ss
Oy registered mail return rocclpi re
guessed and that a trie copy Of said
order 60 Appear be published IN
new spapcr IN and Tor the County of
Wayne, State OF Michigan. according
to law
THOMAS ). MURPHY,
Circuit Judge
: TRUE copy
EDGAR NJ BRANlGIN Clerk
BY n l.. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
5-2l-6-2J-6Q
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Another dramatic appeal was
that by Rev. Thomas Carlisle OF
the stone Street Presbyterian
Church. which owns $50 shares
of Woodwork. Rev Carlisle read
a statement signed by IA Water
town ministers and rabbi con
Guiding: I'VE believe that the
gospel e love for neighbor
clearly indicates making availa-
ole equal service at all lunch
counters TO all races and we urge
YOU to take a company stand to-
ward this end.
Barbara Broxton was lntroduc-
cd al the meeting by Jim Peck
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Atty Vim. v. Banks
zlOl Grafton Ave-, Detroit
oiAlE Or MlChin.AN, COdnty


STATE Or MIChiu.NN, COUNTY Of
VAIN.
~ session Oh "a, Probate Court
iol said county OF Wayne, held ~
~. FIVOasc COLr, noOm al tuc Ihl
vi Dttfo.t, Oh tne in.r.ccn.h da, VI
NAY. an the year one thousand nine
nunurcd and sixty.
fhrSENi IitA e.. KAUFMAN, Judge
OF Probate
IN the Matter OF the Estate 81
JAMES n. D,-Lssl>Et, Deceased
b~Oies A. Seisney, auin.aIstrdliN
vi saiu csiate, ilev.lis rcnu.rsu q, ul,s
eour' mel fIiiai aCVVdu, N said NAV
vi ana ilicd thCrcN.tn a.. pVt.t-V"
PRAYING tnat the rcsiuuc GA ss.d GO
' .a'e DC assigned TO tie person GU
tue tlitIctO
" IS orderee. That the fifteenth d.,
vi June, ncNt at Ten clOcK az lhe
iorV al SAID Oour. noon ia aP
pointed foi ,Aam.ni ana an0"ns
lion.
AND II IS further Ordered, Ina. :
VOpS OF ths orIt4 Ia puD4isncu on''
III each week fOI three wees. cohsss
Su''VeiS previous to said t.n' y
near'ns An the DETROIT TRlbVN-,
newspaper printed and c.rcui"'c"
IN said County o. Wayne.
IRA q kAJfhAN'
Judge OF Proba'e
do hereby certify that have so ss
pared the foregoing copy Win y"
original record Thereon and a.
round the same &c be a correct u'"
script OF such original record.
Dated: May Is, 1860 .pp.
CZECH. A. BERNAhS,
Deputy Probate Regis"
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editor of CORES publication the
CORElator, who previously nad
raised the issue Of lunch counter
desegrcgation at the stockhold'
ers meetings Of Grants and kres'
pe's. Peck held proxies Tor four
other like-minded stockholders
with total Of i06 shares.
Stockholders who came 10 the
meeting to plead for indignation
in person were Mrs. Susan 30,
dan. Mrs. Adelaide Cam, Fred
Croissant, James Cunningham
representing some students) ana
Allard Lowenstein. The latter no
minated James T. Harris, a Ne.
gro. to the company's board OF
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~ &. wren
STATE o. Ms iiiu.AN IN tir { lli.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
WA M ~ CliANCEni
CLARENCE l.. STEALING, Plaintiff,
-. DUnOlni Vi. Si-RLlNu, Defend.
"i.t,
No. S96-363
Al session Oi sad Court held At
the CitN.COun,y building IN The CITY
OF Detroit on the zith day OF MAY,
AID, 1900
PRESENT: HONORABLE LILA NJ
NEC E!>rELI, IIcuu Judge.
In THIS cause 1t Appearing by at'
iidaNit on fac tina, tEc u0fIndlni.
Dorothy VI. Sterlns cannos b, served
D. process issued out of this Court
a. shc Is not RESIDENT Oh tilc o.a.e
OF Michigan but Resides IN the Ilty
OF cleveland, OOun,y Ca Guy ahOga and
Stale OF ONO and resides az ~
o'vair Road Cleveland E. one.
w MOliON Or N4.AI.L-.., a.. PER
ki\S. auoin>, 10. ,..e r...n..l. If
- OhDIkrD tnat tnI d>Ienua.i,. DO
roths N. St,r..ng ap,,~.. a.,u .,.ls~cr
'He b.A Ga Ioinpid..i, IN IA cause
~i.h.n three 10, months iIOA the
u"se OF the Ora@. GA ,.id, sad B.h
= Nc.il,iaanl wA Oc tlAcn a. con
'e.se q shd mat this Order be publish
cd accOrdins =. adv anu : COP, m,ie-
Oh DE- strNSu upon tnt dLf,nd Dy
ies.sier>u MAJ a. rlqured ~ law.
LILA " NEJ ENtELI,
I.rcu., Judge
EDGAR Vi. BRANIGIN. Clerk
~ H. l.. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
5.xS-7.26O
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All About
eDoge


Did you ever hear that feeding
a dog raw meat viii make him
vicious It's one q hundreds Of
fanciful ideas that surround the
subject Of canine die,et;cs.
OF course. the idea j. Incorrect.
according 10 DR.. j. +. Coroin.
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NO. 5s7.es2
AorEp nc pJRLlC ALTON

ORDER OF FOol'~H''S"
At SESSION Of sad court ntiu ~
The Count, Codr.nouse IN TIE cItS Oh
Detroit. MaSne COUNTY N.cA-san ti'-
f-fh a.. OF Nas 1900 A. ID
PKISENI hDNO,ABir. lhOMAS
i MURPHY. CirlMt Judge
In this cause the letN.On ioi az
order OF PaOncat.On came on tC Dc
ara from winch II appear tha'
after due and dlligent search ana IN
curry amone the friends and dcVua'h
t.nces OF tht Defendant THAI ntl
Wher.abOut. cannot Dc dscertdlncu,
and becausc tn, defendant cannot =.
found al aCl last known address 300 .
D,.ul..i 81 cats OF DctrU4., u Cn4shu,
OF because mat the dCivndsa' l.
ucif5eratt h.u.as tncrcih a. aNv4u
such service anc refuse u be scfFeu
on motion OF hapn " MAltli a.
turneS ior The psa.n,.ff IA II ORDER
I'D taat tNC d. n1-ni T.. - Mae la
- "a r~-. So
.umy...f1t fA,d in sad cause on or
hereof or mat SAD 5.ii MAY DC taken
4 confessed
II IS tArlA-r ora rcd hereby that
copy OF tbs OrlAI snili DC s~ns -
reg.st.r-d man 30 ne defendant -
htr last knOAh audi D. 30. D~lmai
81. Detroit, M.Sn an md IN case no
return receipt s4.;f4~d D. .he oCi~i
dant Is received ,nAt ais or. snaA
ic duiy puOnsf~d a. rOS s.rcd D, Jaw
THOMAS ,. MJKrrI,
C..elI Jdcse
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BRANiGlN Cork
~ {. Gallaba.r, deputy Ni.rk
5--l-o-25-0O
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help a man
off a 'hot wire?

It's highly dangerous to
touch a person who is in con-
tact with electrical current.
E,cry year the Red Cross
teaches another 10000 Of
por ncichbors the basics Of
emergency frs: aid
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Director OF the
Purina Dog
Care Center,
ST. Louis. Mo.
NJ matter how
much raw meat
your dog eats
his tempcra-
lnert is still de-
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Mosiworth Stockholders Moved
By Am|ed Student Plea

NEW YORK - When Barbara Broxton, who server 40
days in ai for the crime of seeking service at WOOL
worths in Tallahassee finished addressing the company
annual stockholders meeting in Waerown-al IN attend
ance including the offcals-were yisiby moved mere
,ras a moment of silence after she sat down.
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Social g.
Church
Round-P

phine Hayden. and selection by
the Golden Bell Choir. Rev.
William II Holmes, introduced
the speaker. and Mrs. Claudia
Walden gave the History of the
Society No. ?. Following the
introduction Of guest and pre-
sentation Of officers by Mrs. V.
Russell. President. DR.. A. A.
Banks. Jr.. pastor gave remarks
and benediction.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28
stop a squirt
of bleeding?

Spurts Of blood from a wound
mean the artery is cut. Quick
action is vital In the last IL
gears nearly IL million Red
Cross first aiders hdce
learned ,rhdt to do till tic
doctor comes.
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A.,ar,.v. a,,rh W. MIncr

f1T7f f'@rUOocF
cr,Tr or NICHTc IN IN 'hc CIV.
CirT Court Cor the COUNTY Or
W,NNv IL GU N\CFRN.
EDGAR HARRIS. Plaintiff vs. ANN
IL MAE HAPRIS Defendant
No. s96-75o
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At a Session Of said Court held IN
TN, County Courthouse in the CITY
of Dn,ro'i. Wavne County Michigan
tn. sth DAY Of April 1850. AD.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOHN VI.
WISE. Circuit Judge.
In this cause IL appearing from az.
iidavit attached that the defendant
Annie Mae Harris is not resident OF
OF domlc'lcd In the City of Detroit,
Wa>nc County Michigan but that
Roml Georgia;
on motion of Ralph W Miller at.
torncN for The plaintiff Edgar Harris.
II II ORDERED That the defendant
Annie ,lae HAIRS appear OF answer
IN the above cause on or before
three ~ month from the date here
OF or 'h~' said b.il may be taken as
confessed
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF this order shall be sent by
registered mail e. the defendant
last known address 9l5 South Broad
Street, Rome. Georgia and in case no
return receipt signed by the dcfen.
dant Is received that this order shall
Dc duly published as required b, law
JOHN NJ WISE
Circuit Judge
EDGAR VI. BRANlGIN. Clerk
by II. l. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
5.li -6i860
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CLAsSIFIEDs
Business Property For Sale
EAST JEFFERSON, 2229-- Mr.

Chene-Commerical Bldg. con
verted l2-rm. Mansion, incl. /
bedroom apt. ideal for Offices,
Doctors Clinic. Restaurant. Fun.
ersl or Convalescent Home 3
minutes from downtown Parking
for 10 cars. Terms. Harry w.
Everts-VA. l-947l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28
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ATTY. Fs,ph W. Mi..er
HISS Deqvinder

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR.
ClI COURT Tor the COZ "a VI
NAaNE ~ CHANCEkl.
RAY TALLEi. P.ane't -. ELiA.'
MAE I.NLLEl. Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

ON0GN Or PUBLICATION
WILLIAM NcCALlBB, Plaintiff ".
PERLiE MEG ALIBB. Defendant.
Al q session of said court. held In
the CitN-County Building in the CITY
OF Detroit. County OF WAYNE and
State Of Michigan, on the 5lh day of
April. AD.. 1860.
PhESENT: HONORABLE JOHN NJ.
WISE Circuit Judge.
~ appearing thu the defendant A.
not resident of tbs state. hui re-.
secs IN the City OF lndlanoila and
Stlte OF Mississippi.
~ II OkDLRtD that the defendant
enter hcr appearance In this cause
on OF before three g, months from
The date OF this order on sa,d piii
fessCd WI"
IN is FURTHER ORDERED ,ha, n
copy OF this order be sent nv rcvis.
.srcu mail TO said defendant AT Ilox
10, inoianoiia, Mississippi. her last
known address, and IA not rece,vcd
personally by said defendant Al los,
Wenty t10l days before the ttn,c
psSsS''Deu Tor appearance. that this
law. 'equ'Ieu by
JOHN VI. WISE
A TRUE copv Circuit Judge
EDCAh VI. BRAN1GIN. Clerh
by H. L. Schuman, Deputy Clerh
5-l4-6.l8.60