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Evening star., 1960-10-16
FOUNDATION OF GARDEN
Center Market
Flower Show
To Run 3 DAYS

Center Market City, Fifth
and K streets NV, invites
everyone to enter the first en-
nual Center Market open flower
show. Following a theme, Food
for the Soul" the IL classes
including one for men only. will
be judged by qualified judges
First and second winners in
each class will receive merchan-
disc certificates and the best
in-show prize will be a televi-
sion set and stand. The show
will run from Thursday, Octo-
Der 81, through Saturday
October 20. 2 am. to Z pm.
\ Entry forms have been mailed
to garden clubs and additional
forms are available at all
stands in Center Market City
Center Market gives one-houl
complimentary parking on the
adjacent parking lot.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
YOUR GARDEN CHORES

Ready the compost pit for the oncoming crop Of
leaves repair and condition the codframe for early
spring duty continue bulb planting except tulips and
Dutch iris. :. !.
The early planted bulbs that are now up are not
likely to suffer too much though their foliage will
be ruined Prepare planting holes for the lilies which
will not be delivered until after freezing weather ;.
mulch to keep the soil from freezing. -.
Dig the tubers bulbs and corms Of the summer
towering plants as they ready.
Give the lawn its second fall feeding rather than
wait for spring II disease has beben a problem
The house plants sshould be conditioned for hot
dry air by now, but they can be made more content
with indoor conditions by placing the pots top Of
q gravel filled tray.-YOUNGA6AN.
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Natures WiIdIines
Abused BY Many

Oftentimes too little thought
is given to the things Of Nature,
Because Of ignorance many
beneficial and useful wildlings
are forced into extinction.
Club MOSES are just one ex-
ample. In December many peo-
pie take to the woods to gather
this evergreen for wreaths,
little realizing that club moss
fossil history dates back 8 mil
lion years. These plants
helped lay down the beds which
resulted in the seams from
which coal and Jet are mined
Their spores, collected and sold
as lycopodium powder. are use
full to man.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Trees Life
HeIdLimited
Only byCore

Old age alone never killed
any tree. according to the
National Arborist Association
Death always is due to insects,
disease or some other adversely,
it declares:
"a healthy tree each year
develops new cells in the roots,
just under the bark Of the
trunk and branches, and at the
tips Of the twigs. These cells
perform all the functions es-
sential to continued life. Thus,
theoretically, a tree could live
indefinitely.
"a few tree species are in
herently resistant to all all
ments, notably the giant, 5000
to 1000 year old Sequoias Of
the West Coast. None of the
common shade tree species
possesses this characteristic
hence the length of life of such
trees depends largely upon the
care and attention they are
given. E-s &!
Shade trees are subject to
q number Of troubles. These
include storm damage, unfavor-
able soil conditions, mechanical
injuries Of various nature, in
fectious diseases and destruc-
tive insects.
Many Of these troubles can
be prevented .er. the damage
greatly reduced through a care
fully planned, year-round tree
care program. Such programs
include periodic inspectionss BY
q competent arborist. and de-
velopment Of a schedules pi
spraying, pruning, use Of fef0G
lizer and other treatments as
needed"
Evening star., 1960-10-16

achieving privacy in the area
desired, without being planted
in a row-like hedge.
Your nurseryman can point
out the shrubs which are best
suitable for the purposes of
privacy. Most nursery cata-
logues list various hedge plants
as a group.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Mount Vernon
Book Tells Of
Gardens, Trees

The Mount Vernon Ladies
Association of the Union call
attention to q delightful book
let entitled "The Mount Vernon
Gardens" It is well written,
beautifully illustrated and full
OF information about the gar
dens and trees at Mount Ver-
non. Not only is this booklet a
helpful companion while visit
ing the gardens but also tells
about their restoration and
some Of the early history or
Evening star., 1960-10-16

One precaution: II you wish
privacy in winter as well as in
summer, you should include
evergreens although some
hedge materials which shed
their leaves have such dense
twig structure that they also
AFFORD a fairly considerable
measure Of privacy in winter.
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Tomato Quote, 1867

THE tomato, although a de-
licious wholesome vegetable, is
not one time in q hundred
more than half cooked; it is
simply scalded and served as a
sour porridge. 1t should be
cooked three hours-it cannot
be cooked in From Lady
Godey's Lady's Book (1861.
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BUGS und SeuIe

House plants should be
checked for mealy bug and
scale and if remedial measures
are necessary. there are effec-
tive sprays in pressure cans
available from. your. favorite
gSf fden center. prtfhihg or re-
potting may also be indicated
at this time.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
Trees, Shrubs
Add Priyucy
And Prestige

From time imrnemoriai. fam
lilies have sought q fair measure
Of privacy In order to relax and
play and live their lives as they
see at whether in the company
of close friends. or as a family
unit.
Privacy becomes . very i'm
portant need for the average
family when homesites are close
together. fortunately 1t can be
achieved almost anywhere by
planned planting Of trees and
shrubs.
Trees and shrubs are both at
tractive and have the full ap-
proval Of neighbors.
They can block out q view OF
q property from any direction
desired. without seeming to be
anything but beautiful land
scaping.
The garden-living. or the
play and dining areas should be
screened on; at least some area
Of the property should provide
a delightful spot where the
family can relax amidst lovely
surroundings Of evergreen and
deciduous plant life, which pro-
vides flowers, as well as "green
walls"
There are two ways to attain
privacy on the property. The
first Is to plant a hedge. The
second is to landscape in depth
so that the view from outside
is blocked of, while maintain
ing an "open" look.
The latter easily is attained
by planting specimen trees and
shrubs at various locations in
such a manner that each tends
to complement the other in
Evening star., 1960-10-16

building as shown by the rec
ords. Local gardeners will ap=
preciate the tables which tell
when the various flowers are in
bloom which has been prepared
by Robert Fisher. the hortieul-
turist Of Mount Vernon.
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Social
& Church

gccniirus from page. q
Rex y y Mcr ier O. err! an
Temple Baptist Church The Youth
began their days ACTIVITY oy Ak
IN complete charee ot Sund ~
SCnool. and cilmaNed their Vele-
brAlion with 4 kln- aal ~Nccn
Comics, DAVID Melton and Pat
ricia Watson were winners o. the
kinS and Queen Crowns re.scc-
lively
Those participants iavladcd
Dclotes Wheeler Of Isl Baptist
Church. south West Detroit. who
served - Mistress q Ceremonies
pairse : Humphrey ~ Wee PreSi-
dent National Baptist ConNen.
Ton VIVA Dept VINO brought
greetings Warrer Avenue lsreal.
Spfinsh.l. oakland Baptist Youth
Chors and MANY other groups
louth Leaders who each received
h.bls> With their names engraved
ARR Marjorie Carrie HAYES Music
D;yseior Mrs Lu.a " Slgls Is
Yoa'h r.roe;rcSs The Youth Day
Ths,re was Behold Send You
FriH Rey samuel J Williams
j Minister
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COURT news

By Recorders Judge w. Mckay
Skillman and fined SIS or 80
days.
Mrs. Olden was arrested after
accepte;ng a bet from Patrolman
Thomas Taylor. The officer said
he confiscated SO current dated
bets and S6.l8.
Marjarie Barnett %, was
arrested in a store al 1850 +.
Warren, last week and charged
with simple larceny.
A clerk in the store said she
observed Mrs. Barnett conceal
8 dresser scarfs in a paper bag
and walk out of the store with.
out paying for the merchandise.
Conf seated also from the bag
were rubber sink shoppers. three
pairs children rubber tennis shoes
and one chrome soap dish. The
Loot was valued at So
Anderson Howard. 33. Of 4728
81. Antoine. was arrested last
week in store al 35l6 Hart.
where police said he had in his
shirl q box Of spark plugs, valued
at Se0.93
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ArY a 3d.
1903 e. l3dway


STATE or MICHIGAN
~ TIL CIRCUIT COlkT FOR THE
COZ MA or WAINE ~ CHANCERN
Fay DANIELS. f'lainAtf IS. hlGH
=. DANIELS. Defendant.
No ssS.53s
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al . session cf sd Court held at
the City County Building Clis Of
Detroit. County OF Mayn. state OF
Michigan on the 10Th das OF june.
PRESENT: HONORABLE MILES ".
cOLerAN CIRCUIT JUDGE
!. appear NJ mat the Defendant,
ss--A r Daniels. = no. res. dent OF
...e >tste 81 Michigan. bat reside, in
.-e >.A.c Of Illinois. Clts OF tA.casu.
- i ORDERED. that the ss4d De-
ier-An. ea-er MS Appearance IN TINS
y-- On % o~;orc thrcc 3 montA.
ll .-c d-t~ of ih.s order or - d
~. Ok onrla.ni ALL Dc taken as
confessed.
II l. lCRT!ER ORDERED. that a
CO. ~ ~ tn-s Or!.r o. * a. b. register
maA 20 sad Deiend4n. Hugn
yar-4l4 a. -, Lasi octa street nc
l-.ucis END u nor received per.
sD11-ls b. -alc Defcndsn. a. least
tatut, % das. Dricr, fat time pre-.
~ .osd spfeaI4net sAat TIM Order
D. Puo.Sl~c required b izA
NILES \ CJLEHAN,
THE COPY
LDCAA N BRANfGIN. Clerk
- II L scnuman Deputy Clerk
Os,sC : 10 - %
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81 .l1 ~ a.il hiGiN
Oul\4s ~. NAl<c ~ CHANIEl.l
VA. TSiz LEE HRoOAs. p.aint.ff IS.
WILLIE LENl> BRDOnS. %, fendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
No. sse,3.7
:, session of sad curt held al the
C.i, Coln.s builc.ns Cts Of Detroit
~l-riA "a Wa}n- STAT 0i N.ch.zan
or The lgta a.. 81 Jlne. 4 d 1850
PRESENT. HONOR AHLE THEODORE
< LOAN. Cir< Judge
!. appearing ti.-t the Defendants ad
i4t s. j. no kro~n and therefore nc
-A-isi - sertt1 0.tn Chancery sum
.ic1s ior the reason that II cannot
y lt-trt-- r n IS hat State Of Count,
re D-ft I'd n. r.s4c~s.
IT l. ORDERED. that the Defend
ant n-ei j : afr -arancc IN TINS cause
N cT ots2re Jnrce , months from
~. daic 81 "a. order or sid Bal Of
orlplslr' wAi be taken a. confessed
Ia il F-KTHkK ORDERED thar q
-0rt o. tais ldcr bc sent by rcE..
'--rd m4i 70 .le said Defendant. wi.
e l. - bropks ~ ms last kno~n ad-
It's ~ S4salt Detroit Michigan.
nc u nos rsceltcc personally D. said
Jefc nd O. least tNcnt, 20 da,s
1ti,r ae a. prescribed for 40.
lte4ane i.st To-. order be publish.
81 - required b, las
THEODORE r. BONN.
c.re9.s Juuse
EDGAR y BkNNiCiN. CLERK
,, ii. l. Sen-n4a. DEPUTY Clerk
S2o-92s-e0
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STATE or MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COUNT ivh inS
COUNTY or WAYNE IN CHM, IN
FREDDIE MARSHALL, Pisintltf "
frNNrTTA MARSHALL. Defendant.
No. ssst3s
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Al session OF said Court held ~
the clt, County Building. CITY OF
nrtroit. County OF Natn,, state ui
Michigan on the sth day OF july NJ.
PRESENT. HONORABLE WADE n.
MccREE ~. CIRCUIT JUDGE
n appearing that the Defendant
.nrrcsbout> can not be a., salnrn
.ftcr dilngen' search and ifqu -
mai 4 cannot be cCterm ned IN "hA'
STATE or County the Defendant hor
resides, bat that her last Nno~n al
iress vas 1855 Belvsdcre. De'ryi'
a .chigan.
fer Painful,
1T Is ORDERED that the Defendant
Icnnxtts Marshall, cn.cr hci Ai'pes'
r.nse either n lcr.on OF b> attoi aet
u.thsn thrSc -. MONTH from The DAT.
ntrrof or the Eli OF Complaint ~hi
b. taken as confessed against hcf,
IT II FURTHER ORDERED thai .
true cop, OF tn.s ordtr be sen. %
the last known address OF The Dcien1
ant. Jsnnctta Marshall al 19o3 Beisi'
ders. Detroit. Nichga and II not
rret.,. 4 personally b. said Defcndant
al least twenty 20 days bt fore ne
me ~. scr bed Tor appearance, that
this order be published, as required
o. law. -.
WADE H. McCREE Jk
Circuit Judge
4 TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI BRA>iGlN. Clerk
B, IA l. Schuman. Deputy Clerk
Dated. 23-S % 90
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Joe Thomas. 40. Of 2803 Hast.
ings. was arrested last week and
charged in a warrent with CON
spiraey 10 violate the state gam
ing law.
Police said they went To the adj.
dress and confiscated a printing
machine which Thomas used To
print policy slips. after the mum
bers have been pulled
Mildred Olden SO. Of $3.50 Col
fax. vas guilty Of engaging IN
an illesal occupation last week
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No. t1o-is1
ORDER EnR Ape ANCE


Al q session OF said Court held a;
tie Court ho..se In tae 1i.s 81 De-
roli. IN said counts on TIE ION
day Of August \ u. 1860.
PRESENT I IL non CARL VI.
" EiDENAN. ClrcuIt Jud~e
IN has cause. II appearing 10 The
coar, bv affidavit her1to sttd. ae .
ma; ch4n>ers summons Tor the ap.
pearAlte o. The csi,a14ni has otsD
issued OFT and under tie seal Of this
Cour. and tla; the SAM, eca.d not
o. scr.cd on or before the return
cat "a, rect fci l.e reason ,nat the
SAN Defendant. beng RESIDENT Of
the CHS OF Dttruli. ,oaStN a! IS =, ne
lid Stale q Milalsar Ua> concealed
therein. and sad ~hAaetr, Summons
Ia osea returned ~..A he Cestii-
sake tllrtV1 endorsed >ioNir- that
After dlAstn' >car-h assu .E4n,,t sid
deie ndani >ol.d no, oe x red II
a. .a>t Ano. u address iN Orchestra
P.ace Deirolt, M.ta gan. on W before
the rot-l1 day tnsfcoi
on notion 81 J,:rA 4. D!Nor. AZ.
tcgeas i- Piatn,sti
lr = olQkH2D inai the defendant.
l-u Nnfran kd"4r->. Cause n.S
e-san, - oe entered IN ih!s
--1s. IS a.r ttse months from The
ds. " .A.s tsa,t, and IA care OF nj
4ffta.-.i-. ...c e4ls. h.s answer 20
~. f-a-- n-.. ~ complain. 10
a.N4 -4i eo9> inerecf 10 Dc
~....@ $3.50 rcs ios trt plain
.-t AIS. served with
s. i.44at as,d tlat N
-e.A-.-- S. ..l. .lat t.t said b.li be
q A~1 slNlr>>t1 os the said de-
.tl1e.
If i FURTHER ORDERED that
,f-e >QEt ~ ,.i~ CRUST he Published
r ails new spaper f-o.l>Ard and cir.
~-.at.ng 2 ,Ac Count, Of NaHne, ana
= rsUc according 10 law
GAIL 81 IS EIDENAN,
~.ge1.t J4cse
T@,E COPY
nol, s.. - ...ANllI\ lCrk
a L -e1-iil-r lie gl-t S.4ik
e-o- ~ 700
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es.ph .. osbcrne, Assv.
lss, First National Sans
Nssscns' s'o9. oesro.s
-rkFE M MICHIGAN

ssss F,rss Nss,oosi Sank
National 400, oesrot
STATE or MICHIGAN
Count, az WAYNE
IS ste ~
A sr>>.or 81 tht Probate Sour'
49,. "A a.,rtN "a N1Nnc. held al ths
ft..h.te tnnurx Room m thN ,lt> vi
49, 81 thc. IN ~ DAY OF August
n ~ >~ai nsc tncu>ant n.ne hunn'
ers,rrs yssepn A. ~vrphy, Judge
- prce.f ~ frr Natter Of fne
,ssfe 90 os-rssi D. wet, oeeessfo'
Or mad "a aDt n,Rk nc f<Nis"n
"a <x1r.< n Wcss pfS> tns mat
.an. ...irlnCr 81 80 esias. D Sf'n,'
81 81 n.ras<.i ~ s,rs, Ssnei sA'i@oi'
\ I. srssrsa rnss sse Twelfth day
a So. vn,1>r ><>s a. Ten = elo<k IN
nc ffer.D4r AZ ss,t 1s>ar' Noom DC
.p..c ri.3 les neAr.N- $40 petition
Aat i - far.hcr oisieftc. ihAt
co,> ~ sAls orsttg ~ f0elsh<u once
IN cAcA ~r<k foy thrre weeks con.
>sSUt.sN4N rrs,.o<, - .Aid tnc oi
it-r n- IN thc nctfcit IT o~ne.
ae, .pA{<r pr.nset and crruiA'eu IN
aid Nounla 81 NA.ns
Ili>Efn \ MI kfhN f,
JD1xx q Probate
A tc~rh, I. rtlse that I have
....r,r nd the fSreg n copy ~ith the
sf.c.a..l r.,.0r1 fnt r,,oi and nave to9no
me same e. - corrcci transcript
81 sucA 81 Gina. rccoru-
HARRY BoLnA
Deputy PROBATE Register
l3-S q 20
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Part Time employment

YOUNG. alert. married men 70
work parti.me foDr evenings
week. Must be neat Appcarlng.
and have ; steady full time job.
Company paid training and IN.
surance Salary Or commission.
Apply 7.3g pm. Thursday 2i7S0
Harper
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Pl.kSENf. HCNORABI CARf n
"t4DAN-aN CIRCUIT JUDGE
a. 4rptsrinE ~ AFFIDAVIT On uie Ia
NJ cs4.< tAs- me Defendant Hsrr.
sp1nsor r-si1cs oltsde Of Inc St,ts
- A-sl-san. % vii las Albsny A..
Aie brooAitn. <eN YORK
~ Is hsSEsr ORDERED thar s.,s
-ticroanl enter his appearance ~
.n eAusE o. ~ before three "a
mor-.a from the date Of this ora.r
% f.A4nt-tf Bal % Complaint wiIl ~.
=. eo1fcLsed b. the dcfendars
NJ IS FURTHER oRoEREo 49,,
eppy % tbs order shall b. perso-stte
s%Fco Upon aid defendant ~ go.
t.ente - d.. before the presrr,f-
"a unc for n sppsarsncx ar -,
wa. order Be- puh.ished In TIE d. ~,
o1nts spsper printed -
f-fr lated ~ sid countS onre e.re
So fuf 50 q Consecutive u.r1s ~.
FORE me d<te for SAID apuer.r-. -. -
CODY Of this crder Be nailed ~ 80
e-tend.nt ~ nis last knoun ono. -.
crcss - reziztered mail 1ifh
tsfA re@elyt demsnded fhe~.fs,-
est twenty DAYS before IT, 49,.
Tor said apperance. o~'e
t.rt- n. WEIDFlsa~
CIRCUIT JUDCE
91o-e2f<o
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CLAssIFIEDs


garage 5 years old Mixed neigh
borhood. IL acres Taxes AGO
a year. Gas heat. school bus 10
miles south Of BcllcNllle Beauil
fully handicapped Mus, be seen
10 appreciate Phone IL 7S4SS
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Attorney Charles PERRIN.
sn { Warren

STATE or vIc,fIc.~
- liz CIRCUIT COJRT rop III,
-OtNrl or WAYNE ~ 81 < ~ rnE
,-, nsahhf BARNES. Plaintifg -
MAJ BARNES. Defendant
ppr.. No. eoi-3ss
FntsENI HONORABLE Tuou,i
~ hPhl CIRCUIT JUDGE -
~ = session OF said Co,,re - =.
'ns oiiy-~ounty Building In The 90. .,
s-rI".' on The 10th dav az 49,, ~ -.
IN ~ ms cause il appcarsnr hv -
1000 on fllc that the dsf,.,,,,
"tiP Nae Barnes. canrot ~ . ..e..,'s
p proccss issued out ~ -. sSNec
~ - MOI resident OF the Sts,.
.en.san' bai resides in the CO.
Nesntilie, County Of Dav,S. 49,
- State Of Tennessee: sns N ssn
-uotess y sle south r,un ,'s'
"-e. Nashville. Tcnuessc.. NV
- MUTTON or CHARTS ~ ne,
=. attorney for the plainfiSe
=. nesnts. ~ II ORDERED ~. 80. 80
MINT cherry Mae Rarn..~ enS
pt-r and answer the mn ne ap'
p.elnt IN tbs cause w,,.,. tom'
81 49,, ,Iom NE date Of this ora
4. ...1 49, s-io Bill win Be taFen a. w Wy. =
- . ~ nat this Order be n,,n,,s.
81 eeofoing 10 Law ana a co,,s r. .pa
served upon the defer .ne,e-
~'''eted nlell a. reoutrrS =, - ~
THOMAS ! MIRpu~
~ - - 3 "a % "oD~A
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ORDER oF PuslicATion

0kCEN W
BARBARA BEC KHAN. Pialn.ii "a
WALTER BEtkiAM. Defendant
AT session OF sad COUri hcld IN
the City-C County BuAd.ne ~ III, civ
OF Detroit, Counts OF Wayne ah1 state
OF Michigan on the ioth day q jaA.
=, H. 1906.
PRESENT HONORABLE MAI
FITZGERALD, C.rcuig Judge
IL appearing 70 THIS ilonOf.nic loari
from Aif.ddN.t on file that proc,s, lor
the appearance Oh thc dtfcnlAa III,
been duly issued and that atitl
dlllgent scaTca AMI mo ar, ff0u la.
2S. 1880, up TO and ine.ud.ng fai, i3
49, thu same could not be sci,lI
On Motion OF Jesse r. NllAam>.
atsOrne, Tor The plaintiff,
Ia l. HEREBY ORDERED ina, ne
defendant " alter BecXham. eniCy "a,
appearance IN said caEse on On 1tiofc
three 81 months from the date ~ ,ns
order. OF said bin OF complain e.ll
b. taken a ccnlc>std aga4nsi Ar
and mat cofs OF SAID order BE- sen,
- the last kloWr most Office ad,fc.>
OF the dcft ndsni Walter B.,t .r
said address Otirs ~ Harmon >,f,tt
Detroit, Mich'gan, by certified alal!.
return rcceipt rcquCS..d and d..4tn
to addresses oaiN
III Is FURTHER ORDERED fn II
the defendant L. no per,onAlA .,.,1d
~.th copy OF sad Order trle
copy OF TINS Oi'i,i be puh4l.tet' M
ne DETROIT TRIBE ~, mes .rsatf
printcc and ciscu.at4ns n said Ouirt,
y WFfne ios SIX % conSccut.,e Ntlks
ac,orc.rs H. law
NAL FiTZGEEA iD.
Circuit J41-s
1DGAk a. nA AN!GiN, Clerk
- q. 7" Msras DePuts CIcfk
6--u tf0
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Sffer7cy A|cn sibb
Ina nrc 49,

STAT. az 8ltnicAN
- iat 4st 1T FOR THE COUNTY
of Ny Nr ~ aNNIrns
-. -.-L a->AT TON. PLAINTIFF
~, ls''A - HA>..TON Defend
As. ss1ss
GREER OF PUBLICATION
~ stss.o- u sd corr bcis -.
ne c.+, Dc4s.y B1lc -. iii, ~
.,esio.t tv-rt. q Wasne. Slete OF
h.c.lEa7 on
FktsANT HONORABLE WADE n
"-- ~ A-r-4H Judge
~ spptaF.rS IA; 4 cannot be a.
ses.e't.t ~ ~-it Cl,t OK State the
De.t 114li reside.
IL = OhD-Rs.) that me Defend. an,
tNits n.s rfrtara.ec IN THIS caa..
on or c~fc.c llrec % noah. from
Yes 1--e q tA-s order. OF tho Eli
"a 2AiF lAir' t-ti j. aid cause All
t4Ae1 8, tulfes.td.
II l. flh rhEa ORDERED thar a
eoF, % tris 1ll1r b. seat b. ~.
s.-'el~1 n-- -p i1c sa4d Defendenf
.iic1las l-1-Ato1. 81 1sg7 Ardnt
r'ii, ,. 50 sen. has las. known ed
dress anc q not received percn-
a., - SD -ti11dant az least t..ert,
~ GAYS before ne time prcscrtbet
Tor appearance. t14t the order herC
70 DC published as rtQllr.d b. Ia
WADE n McCREE JR
rp,., 49,, Circuit judge
EDGAR " BRANIGI<. clerk
- n L. scham.an. Deputy CLERK
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FOR RENr-FlATs

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r1t.cn
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Atty. A..en Bibb
DOS Broadway

Atty. A',en Bibb
Jos Broadway
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE ~ CHANCERl
NOSE STJBBLEFIELr Plaintiff IS
GEORGIA. STCBBLEtIELD. Defendant
Ne. s99eSl
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AT a session OF said Court held a,
the City Count, Buud.n- City ct
Detroit County OF Nam and Stat.
OF Miclis on JAiy 7td ADJ 1907
PRES en- HC.O. .ABLF I.AD1 n
MeN RE JR., C-rcI.t s44ee
X appearing that the Defendant j.
not q resident % The state OF Nch.
gan. but resides In the Cts Of OAK
land. State OF California.
II Is ORDERED th-t Inc Dcfcndan.
enter ner appearance IN ta.s caa,e
on OF before three 8 months IRON
the date OF th.s Order or the Bill
OF Complaint filed IN said cause Mi.
be taken a. confessed.
1T Il FURTHER ORDERED that a
ccps Of this Order be sent b, n.
ei>teFed mai 10 the said 'Dcfcndan,
Georgia Stubblcncld. a. her las,
known address. 10 VII. OBJ nm
street. Oakland, Calilfornia. and IA no.
received personally b> aid Del.rc
ant al least twenty 90 da,s bcfor,
tIe Tine prescribed for appearance
that TINS Order DC published. a. rc
Gu.red b. la~
WADE II NccREE Jk
rr,.r con-. Circuit Judge
EDGAE NJ. BRANfCIN. Clerk
- II. l. ScAunsn. Deput, Clerk
3 1O-y.14 80
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ATTY. Jerry |. OXEN

STATE or MIO HlUAN IN the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY or
WAYNE ~ CHANCEki
MARGARET Jan EDA ARDS. PAN
t.lf IS JAMES NORMAN EOM ARDS.
Defcndan.
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No. $50 sss
ORDER FOR Ape AHcF


~ a session Of said Court ltd At
c Court House in the CITY u he
lo't IN said County. on the --.a das
Jun A.E 1850
rhESENT The HON MILLS y
tLthAN, Circuit judge
'iiiS cause. u apps Ar.n- from ilt
niuaNt hereto attached, that iht DC
sndsnt, Napoleon Edward. u can
oe served bs PROCESS i>>Itu oul
- court, as he is not a resident OF
nc SitS OF Detroit. County Oi N8>nt
State OF Michigan. but is now con
med IN Tcrre Haute Federal Prison
ere HautC. Indiana:
me Icfore, on motion OF James y
&C. Attorney for the plaintiff
~ II ORDERED that the dci,nLdni
'apoicon Edward. Jr. cause hi, aP
e.fance TO be entered in thus laa'e
INN three months from tic dale
lnis order. or that SAD oil Of
Vmplaint viii BE- taken as confessed
nc said defendant, Napol,on "a
Yards, ~. and that true copy Of
"'s oruci FOR appearance. BE-. sent
the defendant. Napoleon Edwards
-. icrre Haatc Federal Prison. Iene
.sute, Indiana. b. registered man
1u1essce only, rctsrn receipt rcquts'
ana II not received. that th.
'Iuer be published ir al, ncw>papci
,uohshed and circulating W Inc
-ounty OF WAYNE, State OF Michigan
'eeording % Law.
MILES n. CULEliAN
\ TRUE cory
.DeAR N. BRANIGIN. Clerk
y u. L. Schuman. Deputy CLERK -
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