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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
THE MUSICAL. TINE KING
AND n


The King and | was sponsored
by the Detroit Junior Board oil
Commerce Sunday afternoon Fen
Z. and presented by the Dept
,f Parks and Recreation IN the
fCrd Auditorium
The play featured the Civic
Center Chorus and the Paul La
vote Orchestra. Feature dancers
ty Theodore Harris, Connie Des-
ssutles, Bonnie Lett, Annetf
Brand, Jirm:e Hunt. Michael A..
sion and Jerry A.twies.
The entire show was filled w.t.
thrills and fun for the packed
audience The small children as
veil Is Is the grown ups per.
formed likr professional pcvo
r.i,pnS and stage SETTINGS were
wonderful
Staff for the musical we're:
MS cal Directors. Patti Psfieerc,
Asst Larry Patlcene; Drsm,fie
Director Marie Baker, Asst "a,
Melton.
Costume, Caroline stefan !;
Dance Director, Marion Green,
Asst AIamcte Hatcher Alamsn-
10 and choreosrspher. James
Hunt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13

LAKELAND ALB. Tex. - Air.
man Donald r. Ross. son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Ross of 2208 Newton
ST, Detroit. Mich. has completed
his initial course of Air Force
basic military training here. lie
has been selected to attend the
technical course for radio and
radar maintenance at Keesler
AFB, Miss.
lie is a graduate of Northeast.
crn High
Basic airmcn at Lakeland arc
selected for specialized training
at technical schools on the basis
Of their interests and aptitudes.
They are reassigned to the school
after four weeks Of basic. and
are given additional military
basic training along with the
technical subjects According
to SSgt Emerson +. Johnson the
local Air Force Rccruiter located
at 290i HoIbrook, Hamtramck.
Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
Society DoH1gs

award f)r outstanding service
IN the field Ct Civil Rights. also
Mrs. Counsclla Smith was given
an Award in the field OF Health
and Community. also for Service
TO the Omega Wives Credit I'm
ion. These Awards were present
81 by the Honorable judge FL
YIN Davenport q the Recorders
Court
DR.. J. w Collins. chairman and
Mrs Nellie Collins. Ca-Chairman
Mr. Samuel Winfield, pres; Mrs.
X Banks. ,icc.pres.. Mrs. War
dell Lott. clerk and atty. Chester
smith legal ADVISOR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
RONNIE WALKER AND
DEMETRIC D. MILES
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flukcr and
ldr. and Mrs. Jerry Miles planned
a joint birthday party for their
children, Ronnie and Demetric
Diane, last Saturday at 1926
Cameron. Games and refresh
ments we're enjoyed by all who
came, including Coastine and La
rease Maxwell, Willie Worthan.
Jr', Roy and Gail Fluker, Ricky
and Walter Briggs, Cora Bell.
Janice, Ronnic, Richard, Austin.
Gangail and Carl Jackson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
WsU LIBRARY ADDS
TWO COLLECTIONS

A valuable collection of &C
volumes from the PERSONAL lib
rary of the late II. G. Salsinger,
former sports editor of the bet
roit News, was received by the
Wayne State University Libraries
as a gift from Charles K. Fem.
berg president of the Fem.
berg Foundation, who purchased
them from the Salsinger estate.
Other books included in the
Feinbers gift were five first
and limited editions OF Theodore
Roosevelt, two Of them auto
graphed.
Included in the Salsinger col
lection were Is first editions in
their original parts. The exhibit
will be displayed during Febru-
airy.
Another collection has been
inauguartcd by Messrs Richard
and Robert Jacob, proprictors
of the Cadillac Plastic and Chemi-
cal Company. The collection, the
Richard and Robert Jacob Ameri.
cana collection, contains approx.
mately $50 historical documents,
manuscripts, books, ALIASES,
maps, pictures, valued at $3.50
plus $500 in cash.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
MRS. RUFUS cLEMoNs
HoNoRep ON BIRTHDAY
by RUBY WILLIAMS

Mrs. Annie Ruth Clemens Oh
cliairmount Street was the re-
cipicnt of a dclcctablc birthday
dinner planned and given by
hcr mother Mrs Roberta Bcnc'
field ~ bearing Street. and her
husband. Mr.. Rufus Clemens.
The Buffet Dinner was served at
800 pm. last Sunday in the
honoree's lovely home, which
consisted Of ham. turkey, salad,
a relish dish, creamed corn,
baked bread. potato chips, punch.
coffee. homemade ice cream and
cake, etc. For the occasion the
honorcc wore a red flannel
sheath dress, a carnation cor
sage. and black accessories.
The afternoon was an unusual
Iy enjoyable one, with soft mv-
sic in the background. Many Of
the guests present were mem.
bers OF Green Grove Baptist
Church No. 2. pssfored by Rev.
Charlie johnson. Sharing the
happiness that this celebration
brought were the six children
Of the clemons'-Ylsnda Carol.
LaTsnys, ltripIets) Judith. Joyce.
and Janet, and three month old
TheophvIvs.
Some of the guests present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Lewis,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
OPEN HOUSE FOR THE
JoNEsEs OF LINWOoD AVE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Jones Vi
Linwood Avenue entertained
more than 100 guests in their
lovely home. Sunday, Jan. "a
beginning at 200 pm. The
Joncses occupied their new
home December 1859 Hostcsses
receiving and registering guests
we're Mrs. Cora Cooper, Carolyn
Morgan, and Mrs. Oscar Duber'
~. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones received
guests in the recreation room
of their home, where they were
served, and guests danced TO the
music of clear volume record
player.
The eenterpieee for the buffet
table was . beautiful sIoxinis
plant. The menu (entree) was
turkey with all the trimmings.
ham, and relish tray. Accepting
congratulations from oil who
came, Mrs. Jones smiled fondIy
az the mention Of her beautiful
chippendsIe dining furniture.
On hand 10 greet them were
Mrs. Jones mother, Mrs. Elnora
Scott, Mrs. Jessie Moss, Of Ian.
sing, Michigan, Mr.. Jimmie Dan.
iels. of Kalamazoo. Mich, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Morgan, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pettis. Charles Hazel,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Jones, Gladys
Jones, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Muir.
ply. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, Mr.. E.
Adams, Annie Bell Arlington
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Dewberry,
George Bishop, Thomasine Green
Leon Johnson. Gospel Temple
Church Matrons,
Mrs. Charles Murphy, Sr., Ce
Gil Jones, Walter Franklin, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Franklin. Re
becca Bacon. Thelma Bacon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fountain
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Diamond
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kitchen
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Quarlcs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, Bob Ben.
ford, Don Mathis. Mrs. Jesse
Bum, Beverly Bum, Geneva
Smitherman. Alice Adams, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Pollack, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Pollard, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fisher, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Arthur Pelzer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Llyes, Mr.. and Mrs
James Fultz. Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
teath Moss, Mr. and Mrs. w. l.
Draper, Mrs. w. Fountain and
others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13

LAKELAND AFB. Tex - Air
man James r Jones. son of Mr.
and Mrs X c. Jones of 2640 Madi.
son Detroit. Michigan, has com
plctcd his initial course of Air
Force basic military training
here He has been selected to at.
tend thctcchnical training course
for air policemen here at Lack
land
Basic airmcn al Lakeland are
selected for specialized training
at technical schools on the basis
of their interests and aptltudcS
They are rcassigncd to the school
after four weeks of basic. and arc
given additional military basic
training along WIN the technical
subjects According to SSgt
Emerson F Johnson the local
Air Force Rccruitcr located at
29Ol EIolbrook. Homtramck, Mich.
igan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
ANNUAL MEETING
OF OMEGA WIVES

II IS very fine movement of
the various organizations of the
city, TO recognize outstanding
work. where all people can bcnc.
FIT.
Al the annual meeting of Omega
Wives recently, Attorney Willis
NJ. Graves. and Frances NJ Dent
we're given The Fannie b. Peck
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
CENTURY OF PROGRESS CLUB:

Mrs Mary + Monroe was the
gracious hostess to the Century
of Progress Club at Twilight Inn
on West Grand Blvd Saturday
afternoon. with 10 members pres
cnt
Mrs. Florence Pierce former
student Of Emma Fox gave in
terestins points on parliamentary
law. A deIectsbIe luncheon was
served.
Present: Mesdames linnie Miles,
Betty Ellington. Ethel Nelson,
Bessie Morton. Helen Mcknight,
Hattie Winston, Grace Rsybvrn,
Beatrice OgIesby. Edith GiIchrisf,
Josephine BiIIups. Alma Redick.
Ruby CiIehrist. Alma Strong and
others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
HexAcoN DANCE:

The girls and boys enjoyed
themselves immensely Friday even
in dancing at Local 40
There were many IN attend
ancc Albert Huff is president Of
the club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
pslINocLe cLuB

Mrs Corrino Booker If Pacific
vas hostess to the phin0cle Club
,al lrdsy Il rnpon Al members
we're prescott Awards were Civ
- 10 NcsdsmeS lrma Walls and
Mrs. Avery rogers.
Mrs Ann. Webb was the hest
IS to the S)c.al Inforncrs c al
r'vcn Monday at III" home o.
Mrs Donald y 80 o. C'air-
mount An enjoyable evening was
spent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
CRADUA TON:

Northwestern High School held
their 80 IN Commencement Exer-
ciscs at Cass Technical High
School Auditorium Wednesday
morning February 3. 1860 at ten
o'clock. having l54 students to
receive diplomas.
Graduation Exercises bring
full throat and sad hearts TO
many over records. That Might
Have Been. if they had taken
the right advice
Naturally, one cannot help
from taking a retrospective analy-
sis of himself. but don't let il
Gel you down. il is never too
late TO pick up where you left
off with a determination to go
forward and meet the great de-
mands of today
An attentive audience respond.
ed graciously TO this fine pro.
gram.
DR. and Mrs. VIM Fitzpatrick.
Mr. j II Burns. Mr. Elk Cart
ledge motored TO Philadelphia
for a business engagement last
week While there Mr. and Mrs.
II Mons surprised DR., Ftzpat-
rick with a Birthday Party"
Present were Rev. l.. Juan
Burt. Atty and Mrs w Peter.
son. Mr. and Mrs. w. Bell, Mrs.
Lillian Jefferson, Mrs. Viola
Payne Of Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs,
j. Harrison of New Jersey and
Dr. Chomodeoley, also Of New
Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis OF
Clarendon were hosts TO the Clar-
endon Community Block Club
last Sunday afternoon with many
members present The Club dc.
cidcd to meet on Thursday for
their regular meeting Mrs. Ros-
ella Almond is president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
MRS. ROOSEVELT PRICE
RECIPIENT OF SURPRISE
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Upon her arrival home from
church last Sunday, Mrs. Lucille
Price was amazed to find the
house filled with guests who
had come to wish her a Happy
Birthday" Her husband. Roose.
welt, brother, Ashmore, and sis.
ter Clara had made plans for
TINS complete surprise weeks be-
fore. After realizing this won.
derful thing had happened 10
her, Mrs. Price joined the guests
who sat down to a delicious re.
past.
Among them were Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Smith, Mr.. and MRS.
N. c. Murdsvsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stevenson and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Plains, Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Pvrry, Mr.. and Mrs.
rrsnk Williams and DAUGHTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank sIedoe. Mr.
and Mrs. James Williams. Mr..
and Mrs. =. Ashmore, Mr.. and
mrs. Abraham Smith. Mr.. and
mrs. Bill West, Annie ROGERS.
MR. and Mrs. Johnny Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. James Cannon and
daughter, Christine Bowens, Tho.
mas Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Rollins. Exile MeRse, Mr.. and
mrs. Ulysses Bowens. Mr.. Louis
Arthur Grew. Clare A.hmor.
spd daughter Debrs Sue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
SALES MART STARTS
AT GOODWILL TUESDAY

The most unusual sales mart to be held in Det-
roit opens Tuesday, February IL for hreeday in
the Goodwill Industries plant at 1922 Brush The hours
dailv are Q until 4 % m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
FIRST ANNUAL PROPORTIONAL
SERVICE OF SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH YOUNG NATIONS

Inc Young Matrons Of Second
bap'lst Church, 44l Monroe Ave.
observed their first Annual PRO.
mo''onai Service, on Sunday.
January 81 at 800 pm. Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
GREATER MAcEDoNIA'S
ANNUAL YOUTH EDUCATION
AND RELIGIOUS PROGRAM

Sunday, Jan. 81. the Annual
Youth Education and Religious
Program of Greater Macedonia
Baptist Church. 1901 ST. Aubin
was sponsored by the Church
School. Theme: Thy Kingdom
Come"
Miss Brenda Orr. presented
the NJ c.. Mrs. Eva Morgan. of
Second Baptist Church. Subjects
used by the panel were: What
My Religion Means to Me in
World of Tension and Strife;
The Evangelism of Youth, by
Youth in an Emerging Age Of
Freedom, and AS a Youth. What
Should Believe about the Con
dltion of the World Today. Pa
mel members were: John Hill,
Phyllis, Stowe, John Blackwell.
Francinc Galloway. Leona Bry.
ant, John Palmer. Jacquclnc
Goss and Linda Harper. Judges
were Mrs. Corene M. Day, Lou
Use Wilson, Nella B. Hill, acquc.
line Lewis, John II. Smith, Ma
mic Wilkes, Mrs. Annie p. Rus
sell and Miss Peggie Bates, OF
Calvary Baptist Church. Particl-
pants in the program we're Miss
Lathaniel Casterlow, Mr.. Glenn
Moore, Miss G.. Joan Brown, lzo-
la Tronc, Marian III. Jones. John
II. Smith, Miss Helen Maybcrry.
Mrs. Sally M Green, pianist.
Musical selections we're by the
Macedonia Young People, and
piano duet by Larry and Joan
Walton. Mrs. Vivian Shaw, Pro-
gram Chairman; Mr.. Robert IIor'
ton, cochairman; Mr.. Spencer l..
Ross, general superintendent.
PRE.vALENTINE DAY TEA
The Sisterhood of Second Bap'
fist Church presented its Pre-
Valentine Day Tea at the Lucy
Thurman YWCA. Sunday, Feb
7th at $3.50 pm. Theme: ITO
These We Love" To The Honor
OF Our Church Musicians. Being
honored among the church mu'
sicians were pianists Mrs. Lcvia'
thia Fuller, Albert Walker, Mrs
Maude Swintt, Mrs. Henrietta
MILESTONE, Miss LaVarre Weav'
er, Mrs. Eleanor Connolly, Mrs.
Elizabeth Williams, and Mrs
Mile Lee. Instrumental duet
James Shumake on clarinet ana
Richard Warren on trumpet.
Violin solo by Mr.. Robert
Jones. Rev. Edward c. Simmons
assistant pastor OF the church.
gave the invocation. Mrs. Adcie
lvey welcomed guests. Mr.. Hart
well Erwin of the Brotherhooo
responded and Mrs. Edith Gam
bic gave the History Of the BIS
terhood.
Fascination in Romantic Love
was by Miss Rose Bennett. Cu'
pids for the program we're Li''
tie Misses Teresa Beamon, Jeh'
Huffman, Ruth Mccain, X. Hum
(censinvsd on Pses 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13

Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Smith Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Boldcn' Mr.
and Mrs. amcs Beavers MIS-
lanes Beavers. Mrs. Laura Get
er. Lula Bentley, Mrs. Odessa
smith. Miss Betty J. White, MISS
Annette Mantlcy, Tony Tyler
MIR. and Mrs. Booker 7. Brown
Mrs. Lula Strccty and son Julius'
Mrs. Annie Gordon. Alberta Ad'
ans, MIR. and Mrs. Lee TolIbcr''
and yours truly.
Hostes.ss were Mrs. Annie
Gordon, Lille Mae Johnson and
Herlene MontIeY. Mrs. Benef'e'o'
honoree's mother. did . swell Job
Of keeping all we'll entertained
IS only she could do. Lite OF me
party, she is the 1858 winner
Of the Church Woman Survey
Mrs. Clemens expressed her
thanks for the many lovely s'ffs
she received.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
MISS SYLVIA ROSE WEEDS
JAMES &. WlNCO

Sylvia Rose chose her moth.
er's home as the setting for her
marriage to James E. Wingo,
Thursday, Feb. 5, with Rev. Nc.
Kinley Greer performing the
ceremony.
A reception followed immcd.
lately. Miss Rose wore a gown
of printed nylon over satin
petticoat fashioned with sweet
heart neckline enriched with
wreaths Of jeweled appliqucs.
Her full skirt fell into chapel
train. A queens crown held her
illusion fingertip veil, and she
carried a white Bible. Her sister,
Mrs. Marie Smith, was matron
of honor.
She wore . pink lace bslIerins
length dress. and . matching
small hat. The brides mother,
Mrs. Eva Mae Westbrook. Of 18th
Street, wore . blue lace dress
with matching accessories. The
groom. SON Of Mrs. Lvsenis Win
go asked Richard Harris 10 be
best man. Mrs. Winso chose a
blue lace dress with matching &C.
eessories almost identical TO that
Of the brides mother. Sylvia is
. graduate Of Western High
School. Her husband will leave
shortly for San Diego, CsIif..
and later TO Hawaii. where he
will be Joined by his new bride
as soon ss possible.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
NEIcHBoRHooD CLUB:

The Scotch Avenue Neighbor-
hood Club held their regular
meeting Wednesday evening at
the home Of the Allen Tells.
The president called the meet
ing to order and after the regu-
lar prcliminaries were over, plans
we're discussed for the bettermcnt
Of the Club.
A lovely rcpast was served
TO the 10 members present. Mrs.
y. Johnson president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13
Social 6 Church Roundup

DolIie Lee presided. other par.
Elephants were Miss Delphinc Lee
of the Senior Red Circle, Miss
Victoria Johnson. Of the Young
Womcn's Auxiliary. The Royal
Crusaders. Mrs. Elizabeth Strick.
len, former Counselor; Mrs. Cha.
ra Mae williams. of the Lydia
Circle. Miss Dolores Nelson of
the Junior Red Circle. and
Mrs. Willie Mac Johnson. Youth
Director Of the church, who
awarded the certificates of pro-
motion.
Young Msfrons who were pro.
NOTED TO the Senior Division Of
the Missionary Department were
Mrs. Jessie BIsnton, Mrs. Susie
Dunn, Catherine Lewis. Lucille
Moore, Hazel Smith. Frances
Turner, Katherine Mcdaniel and
Bessie &. Ware. Young Mssron
officers are: Mrs. Louise Bea.
mon, pre-: dent; Ruby e. Viii.
Iisms, vice president; Frances
Turner. recording secretary; lie.
ola Jones, financial secretary;
Gladys Watson, corresponding
secretary; Willie Nell Connolly.
treasurer; Jeanette Moore, sink.
ing fund. and Mrs. Catherine
Lewis. counselor. Rev. A. A.
Ranks. Jr., pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-13

ing to order and after the regu-
lar prcliminaries were over, plans
we're discussed for the bcttcrmcnt
Of the Club.
a lovely rcpast was served
TO the 10 members present. Mrs
y. Johnson president.
CET-TO-CETHER:
Michael Reid son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Reid of 18th Street
gave a GctTo-Gether Saturday
evening in the Recreation Room.
Detachable sandwiches and punch
was served OF course the high
light of the evening was dane
ing Some folk | saw were Misses
Donna Bryant. Rose Campbell,
Joyce King, Gerald King, Ron.
ME and Raymond Frank, Joyce
Gardner. James IIugle and others,
Despite the bitter cold weather
an appreciativc audience turned
out to see tho Artists of To
morrow, ~ show sponsored by the
Special Activities Committee OF
the Detroit Assn of Womcn's
Clubs in the Detroit Institute oil
Arts.
The parade Of talent was var
led with Just the right number
Of acts TO be quite interesting sns
enjoyable.
Ninc-ycar old Michael Kountz
a student at the Detroit Conscrv
atory of Music won first prize, ;
500 bond, for his piano solo on
titled. Dorothy by Smith Mi
chael
Franklin Green won End prize
$50 bond, for his interprefs
ton Of an Afro-Modern Dance
Ann Lotion. vocalist. won fhirs
prize, a SIS bond, for her rem
dition Of Song OF A Heart That
Free"
Other outstanding talent APP
pearing included the Jamisor
Ensemble Dancers. Brenda Law
renee, Piper Gibson, Kyle Glib
son, Monica Douglass. Sandra Bill
lingsday, LEstoilc Group which
included Juana Washington. Clio
ria Meredith, Landa Cleveland
Sandra Green. Serena Mollett
Carol Williams, VandaI Darby
and Judy Giles. Vocalists, Dexter
Fields, William Green. Edward
McGlucheny accompanied by DicI
Miller with guitar, Carolyn Den
mis-. Theresa Reaves accompanied
by blind Paul Sutton. Jearine
MCGOWAN. Harvey Massey. Caro-
Tompkins and JacqueIine Baker
Also appearing were Mary g.
len Besson a. the organ and Ly
nett swsggertY a. The piano and
the chsntonnsfts Singing Group
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02
Atty Charles r. Perkins
s27 e W-rren

STATE OF NiS aiGA> m 'hs CIR
ClTr COURT FOR the COlNll OF
" NN>k ~ CLANCY
LACY JACKSON. Plaintiff " LDDlE
b. JACKSON, Defendant,
No. sss-774
Al a session of said Cous' t,lc al
The C.ty-CoInis Building IN FL. tis
OF Detroit on me OH da, o. @lne
AD.. lstG.
PkEsENT. HONORABLE THEODORE
r bona. Circuit Judge.
In tins cause II appearing =. aiit
caNA on file that the dcfendar. 10.
die b. Jackson. cannot be seree B,
process issued out OF this Cci.; a.
ne Is no, = residen; OF the S,a,c Of
Michigan bat reside: IN The O,> o:
Omaha. County OF Dou slas ARD STATE
OF Nebraska and resides al 21o. Naq!e
Street, Omaha 10 Nebraska
On MOTION or CHARLES r PIN
kl>S .ittornes foi the P.a.r;.i II
il OkDERkO that the defendant. I'd
de 3 Jackson appear and aasNef
TIE BIZ OF complaint IN tE., ssase
within three J months from NE cate
Of The Order, o. that saic b.. %: ON
plant val. De taken - .conscss,l anc
;Dat t..is OrGSi o. puDiAncc accord
lns 10 laN and copy taclso. o.
served upon The dcfenGan: BE- regis
lcicd mall a. required b. Ia"
THEODORE BONN.
ClrcuN judge
\ True COPY
LDOAk ". BRANIGIN. CLERK
l.. &. Gallagher, Deputy C.c-A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02

STATE Or MlCHiC ~ IN the CIR
CUT COURT Tor lie COlNIl Or
MAINE ~ CHANG cry.
Nc ss7-i1
Al session. Of said Court. held 81
the city 04n.l BuAo4ne n inS Nli.
ci D,irot, on tbs -Usn uAs OF Ai!.s,
- y, lyvv.
CHARLES FAcES, Plaintiff. "
PAILl. F'AAE.s, Defendant,
P.LSE>i nO.>On..o4..- JOS. A.
.aOl .,L4A-,. - ~.I>u.. JUusc
an las cAus. Al srrssI.ns % aiii'
das.t o. l..e tnat t.ie Oetcnuanti PAU
me facen, canno. Js -~red oS pro.
cess issued out - TINS Oo4rt, "a she
= not . reslden 0 the S.~te o. Mica
gan, bit reside ~ lne O.ss VI Brook
yn. County OF h.lss I'D state OF
New YORK, and resides al 22s kasci,'
sko. Apt 8. BROOKLYN. New YORK
on MOTION or CHARLES PER
kI\S AitorneS for the plair..ii. nai
les Facen. 1T Is ORDERED that the
defendant. Pauline Facen appear and
answer the Bill OF Complaint IN in's
cause within three 3 months from
the date OF this order. or that said
Bill will be taken as confessed ana
,ha, tins order be published according
10 the law and copy thereon De
served upon the defendant e> regis
tered mail as required b> law
JOS 4. MOYNIHAN- JR.
Circuit Judge
TRIF COPY
rDc>R " RR >~IC1N Clerk
nv II l. ScHUNaN. Dcrr'N clerk
% - 43o-eo- Is $50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-02
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TIE PROBATE COURT Fos TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
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~ before The 34., dat 81 August \
q Ie.a ED tnat COINS ~. p.
ORR before JUDGE
IRA G KAUFMAN IT. court Room 10
e1t CrA Cour., BaLC.ng ln me Is
~ Detroit. Ia said County. on the 3lsi
cav OF August. a - go a. -
.ock m me afternoon.
Dsted JUNE %. 1861
IAA g K,rFN ~
Judge Of Probate
Or ae4.t. cer'ie tfai J nave com
pared INC fo.esoia2 tyif N.iH i'e
org mel rrtcgd t.efcot and tofe
found ire same 81 bt <o;'ee' Fan
fl- of ..f~ or na. record
Dated JUNE &C. 1850
Depui; Probate r. Ter
P.t..snod IN THE DETROIT TRl.
BISk ONCE each veek fof i.tee
weeks >lctess.c.t WAN ;u!!it da> ;
from the date hereof.
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