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Atty Charles z Perkins
raa AAarrHn

Atty. Charles Y PERKINS
s77 {. Warren 80,
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Nlh.
cl'TT COURT for the COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CHANCEl.
NO. ss7-4o6
Al session OF said Court heiu a'
the City-County Building IN tne NlH
of Detroit, on this 2Ith day Oh Api"'
. III III IE BRANCH. Plaintiff, VS.. MAR
WIN BRANCH, Defendant, -
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOS a.
NOY\IHAN. JR, Circuit Judge
In this cause IL appearing DS am
daxit on file that the defendant. Mar
~tn Branch. cannot be served DN
nrocess issued out OF this Court, a.,
he is not resident OF the State OF
Michigan. but resides In the CltN Oh
Greensboro. County of Guiliord ana
State of North Carolina. and resides
al Route No ! Box 89b. Greensboro
North Carolina. rn
on MOTION OF CHARLES X PEN
KINS. AttorncS for the plaintiff, ~.
ne Branch. IT Is ORDERED that the
defendant. Marvin Branch, appear
and answer the Bill OF Complaint In
this cause within three ~ months
from the date OF this Order OF that
said Bill will be taken as confessed
and that this order be published ac-
cording TO the Law and copy thereof
be served upon the defendant by
registered mail az required by law.
JOS A. MOYNlHAN. JR'
Circuit Judge
TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI BRANlGIN. Clerk
By {. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
5-7-6.ll-60
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Atty. Jesse e. Williams
ana Brosdwsy, suite 2oe7oI

STATE OF MICHIGAN In inc ClE
curt COURT for the COlNlN VI
WAYNE IN CHANCERf.
ORDER OF PuellcAIioN
No. 5s6-oeb -,
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, PlNn'h'
~. OLA SMITH. Defendant,
Al session Of said Cour, heid 10
the City-County Building, IN the wy
OF Detroit, County OF WaHne anu
State OF Michigan, on the 2lsl oas
of March. 1860 a ID.
PRESENT: HONORABLE EDNAhD
). PIGGINS, Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the defendant y
not a resident OF this state. but te'
sides IN the City of Union Town ane
the state OF Alabama;
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED thai the
defendant enter his appearance u
this cause on or before three ~
months from the date OF this order
or said Bill Of Complaint be taken as
az confessed:
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED 'nai
copy OF this order be sent BY register
ed mail 10 said defendant at Route
Box 62, Union Town, Alabana, ms
last known address, and II not re.
ceiVcd personally by said defendant
at least twenty-t20l days before lhs
time prescribed for appearance, lha'
this order be published as reqafcu os
law.
EDWARD ). PICGINS
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN. Clerk
40 5-liOO
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DRIVE SAFELY
l E 6 Al
Asty. Charles r. Perkins
SD <. Warren

5n (. warren
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the CIR.
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERf.
Nc S91-l47
Al a setssion of said Court, held al
the City-Counly Building IN the Ciu
of Detroit. on this -Otn day Oi Apnl,
A. D., 1900.
CHARLES FACEN. Plaintiff. u
PAULINE fACEN, Defendant
PRsSENi: hONOkAELL JOS A.
MO- I>inA>, Jn., I.rcu4l Judge
IN tn.s Cause Al appearing UN alfl.
davt on file that the defendant PAU.
me Faccn, cannot be served b, pro
cess issued out of this Court as she
Is not resident of the State OF Mich
gan, but resides i'm the City OF Brook.
IN. County OF Kings and State Of
New York. and resides at 22s kasci.
sko. Apt. 8, Brooklyn, New York
ON MOTION OF CHARLES n PER.
klNS. Attorney for the plaintiff, Char.
.cs Faccn, IT Is ORDERED that the
defendant, Pauline Faccn, appear and
answer the Bill OF Complaint in this
cause within three t3, months from
The date OF this order, or that said
Dill will be taken as confessed and
tha, this Order be published according
10 the law and copv thereof be
served upon the defendant BY regis
tered mail as required by law
JOS A. MOYNiHNN JR,
Circuit Judge
\ TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BRANICIN. Clerk
Bv II. l.. SCHuMAN, Deputy Clerk
~ l-30-6O -6-ieo
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CONDEMNS BIAS

The faculty Of the lntcrden.
minational Theological Cent?.
has issued statement 10 n.
Methodist G General Confcrene.
which condemns all forms !,
racial and cultural discrimios
ton and calls for the eliminate.
Of the Central Jurisd' ton Of ,ha
Methodist Church. The sia,o
ment says that the Ccnral Jur,s
diction lis based upon sinha
pride, prejudice and comnriu
with social customs having ,he;,
rise in human slavery and oppres.
sion" and SIS clearly un Chris
lian and anti-Christian."
The st;tement was adopted un
animously by the f>culty \
was distributed TO the delegate,
to the General Conference which
opened in Denver. April o.
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For the wages OF SIN -
death; but the gift Of God -
eternal life through Jesus
Christ our Lord - (Romans
6:23) !.
Even in the full visor o
mortal life. a sinful man may
be as one dead. for his soul
and his conscience, all beauty
and kindness are dying WITHIN
him. But the masnificens
promise is that throug n
Christ Jesus the Savior ne
still may be redeemed.
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At'ys. Roxboroveh : Roxborovsn

At.ys. Roxboroveh & Roxborovgn
l3os Broadway
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCEY.
NO. $4,000
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
MARY ELLEN SMITH, Plaintiff VS..
EMORY SMITH. Defendant.
AT a session of said Court held at
the Court House in the City of De-
troit in said County, on the 28th
day OF April. A. D., 1860.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOS. A.
MOINIHAN. JR.. Circuit Judge.
In this cause, II appearing to the
court by affidavit hereto attached,
that chancery summons for the APP
pearance OF the defendant has been
issued out and under the seal of this
court. and that the same could not
be served on the defendant on or be-
fore the return day thereof, for the
reason that said defendant, being a
resident OF the city OF Detroit,
County of Wayne and State OF Michi-
gan, Was concealed therein, and said
chancery summons has been returned
with the certificate thereon endorsed,
showing that after diligent search
and inquiry, said defendant could not
be served al his last known address,
$50 9Goodwin Street, Detroit, Michi-
gan, on or before the return day
thereof
On motion Of RcAborough and Rox.
borough. Attorneys FOR the Plaintiff
III o. OKDEKrL that the defendant,
Emory Sm n. cause his appearance
10 DC citt red IN this cause, within
three months form the date of this
order, OF compliant to be filed, and
a copy thereof to be served on the
days after service upon him OF a
attorneys for the plaintiff. within 20
copy OF said bill and notice of this
order. and that IN default thereof.
the said bill will be taken as confess.
ed By the said defendant.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
true copy of this order be published
IN any newspaper published and cir.
culat.ndg in the County OF WAYNE
and served, according 10 law.
JOS. a. MOYNIlIAN, JR
o Circuit Judge
EDGAR VI BRANfGIN. Clerk
BY II. L. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
5-7-6-ll-6(
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that good breakfast and
weight Research The State University OF Iowa demon
sraed that skipping breakfast eating breakfast did not make
weight provided the day total caores remained
Subjects weight reduction felt better and
performed better especially the late morning hours when they
had an adequate breakfast
What adequate breakfast weight reduction program
established that such breakfast should provide
the daily caorc and protein allowance
with less than Is of protein Here breakfast which
these requirements for rs to 65 OF
moderate weght-loss plan
400ralorie weghtReducion Breakfast
Orange Juice, u cup
Cereal. dry weight ounce with
Milk. nonat cup and teaspoon
Bread. white. enriched slices
Butter teaspoon
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NLRB Ignores
Close Shop Ban

DENVER-Failure of the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board to
enforce the anti-closed shop pro-
visions in the Taft Hartley Act
in relation to the building trades
has resulted in exclusion of Ne
gro mechanics from major con-
struction throughout the country,
Herbert Hill. NAACP labor sec
retary. charges in an address
prepared for delivery at an NAA-
CP labor secretary. charges in an
address prepared for delivery at
an NAACP regional conference
here today. -
Also scheduled TO address the
three. day weekend conference
are DR. Robert c Weaver. chair
man Of the Associations national
Board of Directors and Gloster
Il Current. NAACP director of
branches Some 200 delegates
from Colorado. Iowa Kansas.
Minnesota. Missouri. Montana
and Nebraska are expected to
attend the conference for a series
of workshop sessions and public
meetings.
In his prepared statement. Mr..
Hill contends that the non-en.
forcement Of the snfi-eIosed shop
provisions In the construction in
dvstry has resulted in closed uni
ons operating closed shops"
Further. Mr. Hill asserts. as
= ccrrenucnce CT this policy.
qualified Negro mechanics in
the North as we'll as in the South
are today barred from employ
mcnt because Of the 'lily-white'
exclusion practices of building
trades unions affiliated to the
AFL-CIO" These unions. he main
'ainS. appear to have secured an
immunity from federal law en-.
forcement in relation TO their
clear violation Of the anti-closed
shop provisions Of the law
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(continued from Page Al
400 Study Club

Mrs. Eurine Harrison of Dex-
ter Blvd was hostess 10 the 400
Club last Tuesday at her home
and many members were pres
cnt After Mrs. Sadie Palmer
had cleared the agenda the so
cial hour brought a lovely din
ner and many pleasant remarks.
The next meeting will be held
in Port Au. Haiti
Guest. Mesdames Regoberta
Ruzman of Cuba. Eva Butler of
Bcllcvillc. Mae Randolph. Flor
cnce Strohs. Pearl Underwood,
Nellie Collins. Sarah Roach. Ed.
no Holcomb. Ola Poole, and
Christina Bishop.
The picnic for the summer will
he held at the summer home Of
Rev and Mrs. Charles a. Hill
Ro.es on Parade
The Wcsi-side Human Relation
presents Garden and Lawn
demonstration in moving pic
lures by the Parks and Recrea-
ton of Detroit Monday night,
May 9th at the Nacircma Club al
500 See Roses on Parade" by
Mr. Jackson
Record Hop:
The Young People Fellowship
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Atty. Ralph w. Miller
1870 DeoIindre

li7s9 pequindre
STATE OF MICHIGAN in tho Olir
CUT COURT for the COUNTY VI
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
No. sss-es<
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
or answer In the above entitled cause cause
WASHINGTON BRITTON. Pislntliii
VS.. EUNICE BRITTON, Defendant
AT session of said court held 10
the County Courthouse in the cln
of Detroit, Wayne County. Mlchlss"
this 10th day of March 1900 \ D..
PRESENT HONORABLE. JOSEPH
SULLIVAN, Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appearing from az
fidavit attached that the dcienuSiu
EUNlCE BRITTON Is not rcslden
Of or domiciled In the city OF Dctroi!
resides at 60li Rhodges Avenue thf
Wayne County, Michigan but tnal ss
cago, Illinois.
On motion of Ralph w. Miller aitcr
ncN for the plaintiff WAShlNulV'
BRITTON TT Is ORDERED that 'he
defendant EUNlCE BRITTON appear
on or before three months from 1hs
date hereof or that SAID bill may De
taken as confessed.
III is FURTHER ORDERED thai .
copy of this order shall be scn' .,
registered mail to tho defendants 5 lss'
known address COLL Rhodes Ave- Onl
cago, Illinois. and I'm case no return
receipt signed by the defendant - -
received that this order shall be duH
published as required by law. ,
JOSEPH A. SULLIVAN
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRslNIGIN, Clerk
4-9-5.li6
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CONTINUED from Page ~

sirewed rose petals. Ray Hunter
was best man.
Oilers on the Esquire side
we're Robert Jasper, Willie Glass
end little Jeffrey Cook. Page.
Rev. Charles c. Reynolds offiei.
afcd. A Reception was held az
Ferry Center at 500 Pm. fol-
Loving the 3 PM. ceremony. For
the occasion the brides mother
wore powder blue lace dress
with a short funic, and blue ae-
cessories. and the groom's moth
er chose beige lace dress with
beige accessories. The groom az.
tends Wayne State University.
IN bride is a graduate Of Wayne
State and teacher in the De-
'rcit Public School System. The
couple will reside on vicksburg.
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Mrs J II Jackson. wife of the
President of the National Baptist
Convention US.A.. Inc will be
guest speaker in Warren Avenue
BAPTIST Women's Day 1900 AN
Services. Sunday, May 18th Mrs
Lucinda Tinsley is General
Chairman. Rev. VIM K Matthews
Pastor of Warren Baptist Church
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STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
NO. 593-34l
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
NAOMI HENRY, Plaintiff vs.. JAMES
H. HENRY, Defendant.
Al session OF said Court held at
the CitN-County Building, I'm the City
OF Detroit, County OF WaNnc and
State of Michigan, on this l4th DAY
OF March \. D., 1860.
Present HONORABLE JOSEPH A.
SULLIVAN, Circuit Judge
IL appearing from Affidavit attached
hereto and filed herewith that the
defendant named in the above cause
IS not resident OF the County OF
WAYNE and State OF Michigan. hui
that he resides at or that his last
known place OF residence was l3O4l
Evans Ave, Chicago, Illinois; That as
such he cannot be served with process
ISSUED out OF this Court because he
IL Dey ond The jurisdiction thereof.
ON MOTION Or s. J. FLANAGAN
attorney for th, Plaintiff
III Is ORDERED that the said dc.
PENDANT appear before this Court and
answer me Bill OF Complaint s,lcG
ncreln within three t3i months from
ualc hcrcof, and that q COPY of IN,
Ofdcr be sent to the defendant n,
IesisiSrcd mail and a like copv hs
PuDhsned according 10 law
JOSEPH a. SULLIVAN
\ True Copy '" 'uusc
EDIAR NJ. BRANlGIN. Clerk
DS H. L Schuman, Deputy Clerk
l.cE m ~
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ORDER oE PusricAIloN

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
SOUTCHERS DAVIS, Plaintiff, "
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Defendant.
AZ session OF said court held !
the County Courthouse I'M the city ~
Detroit Wayne County Michigan thH
18TH day OF March, 1860 a. d.,
PRESENT HONORABLE: JOSEPH a.
SULLIVAN, Circuit Judge. r.
IN this Cause II appearing from o.
iidayit attached that the Deiena~n,s,
JEfFERSON DAVIS is not a rcslusn,'
OF or domiciled i'm the city of De.rVlS
wayne County, Michigan but tha' ..,. ~
resiucs al 4JS Last ylst street. ""
cago, Illinois,
On motion OF Ralph w. Miiicr a.VS aitV,.
ncy Tor the pla.naff SOOlC Chnsi's ~
DAVIS, 1T IS ORDERED that the ~.
PENDANT JEFFERSON DAVIS appeses
or answer IN the above entitled csuss ,,',
on on before three (3l months iIv's
the date hereof or that said bill "''
DC taken as confessed. n,
~ is FURTHER Ordered heieSs ~
that a copy OF this order shan ~
sent by registered mail TO the w,
iendants last known address, 45s 20. %
slst Street, Chicago Illinois ana ,hs
case no return receipt signed py w., ~
defendant Is received that this o,usd o.ed
shall be duly published as require
JOSEPH A. sullivan
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR Al. BRANIGIN, Clerk
49-5is"
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president.
Council Meeting:

Mrs. Agnes Bristol of JOS Cam.
Pau was hostess to the GP.C
and P.GR.A council Sunday af.
ternoon at her. home. as this
was the regular meeting Plans
Tor their anual banquet in July
was on the agenda. and partial
y taken care Of This is a very
large organization.
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Nlr and Mrs Abraham l.. Poole
were hosts to the 63-6400 Block
Club of 30th Street TUESDAY even
ire at their home Many former
members renewed their member
ships Mrs Martha Roberts is
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Annual Banquet:

FRIDAY evening at the Detroit
Association of WomcnS Clubs
their annual banquet was given
and quite we'll given and quite
we'll attended The Rev Potts of
Carter Metropolitan CME Church
was guest speaker and was in
tcreSting on Problems of To.
day" The rendiiions in Music
and song was much appreciated
Miss Lillian Allen is making
splendid president for the club.
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Mrs. Eldra Hillard was he era.
cious hostess for the Current
Topic Club Tuesday al the iWCA
Final plans for their Flower Day
Program were completed. and
the club is looking forward for
fine entertaining program
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Atty. S. J. Flanagan
1t27 &. DAWSON

\ True Copy
EDGAR NJ BRANIGAN, Clerk
BY n. Grccnbcra. Deputy Clerk
EDWARD 5. PiGGINS.
Circuit Judge
s-2-5-7-60
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Society DoH1gs

Club of st Cyprian s~vc a record
hop Friday night at PAGE Hall
There were many young folk
present to enjoy the cveEias.
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Atty. Ralph W. miller

ttfSf bequiVuTc I'm
STATE OF MICHIGAN In the Iln Is
CUT COURT for the COUNTY VI
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
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CLAssIFIEDs

CLASSIFIEDS
FEMALE HELP WANTED
MODELS l8 80 experience not
necessary IL 8.5335.
FLAT FOR RENT
OTSECO l2137. 6 Rooms. Gas
Heat. Automatic Hot Water
SOS. WE. 5.76l7.
paying Up to $50 a week. Trans.
porfstion furnished. Write TO:
HIRE-A-MAiD AGENCY
$ Station Plaza. Great Neck. NY
Bargain Leaving Town Furniture
LIVING ROOM. dining room,
bedroom. and refrigerator and
washing machine General Elec-
tric). DA 1916.
FOR RENT-FLATS
MONROE, near ST. Aubin; 5
rooms, lower Good transpor.
tation. Will arrange for deco
~;:'cn
Calf LO. 1870. Mornings or
Nights
FOR RENT-slkcLE
LAFAYETTE. near Cncnc; 6
rooms. Will furnish material
for interior decoration. Also
Bungalow. Call 10. 1870,
Mornings.
HELP WANTED
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
CLIFTON near Livernois - 5 A
Frame, garage. Upper rented
$500 down. Shore Realty. BR
2-2828.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Party interested in Beauty work
TO assist in school. Salary or
course. Temple l-46l7.
/. WANTED
SALESMAN for aluminium storm
windows. doors and awnings
TW 2-6450.
.,1rman w. Smith. Owner
9 LARGE ROOMS
Four Bedrooms. 855 Atkinson
Large yard. gas heat. fine condi-
tion. Must be seen inside TO ap-
preciate.
Sl1,5oo Modest down payment
Balance like rent on land con-
tracts. Call owner Liberty 9-3467
Course. TIE. 1-4617.
WOMEN seW fJr profit Easy
Ready-cut wrap around aprons
hons. Net profit 5000 on doz
en-, sparctime venture. Write
ACCURATE MFcR's
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The Young People Fellowship
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 7. 1860
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STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
MO go1.1Ar
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-02-04

and town. From there it roam
ed on to the ocean not stopping
for natural or man-made
obstacles.
As the Puma volcano made
its way to the ocean it overran
tropical fruit and flower
orchards of nearby commercial
farmers. l talked with two of
the farmers. One was raising
Papayas and Mangos; the
other, orchids of various spe-
cies valued very highly. l took
several pictures from Doth or
chards and one day later they
were covered with 8 feet of
black, brittle lava that COM
pletely destroyed their valued
crops. The orchid farmer was
the largest commercial orchid
farmer on the island, at least
was until Puma erupted. |
watched them salvaging what
plants they could and trucking
them to safer point. His esti-
mated loss was $500,000.
Warm Springs, tropical
resort area with buildings,
parks, picnic facilities, bathing
facilities, and recreational acti-
Vities was lost in the river of
lava at an estimated loss of
over one million dollars. The
fish in a breeding pond were
actually cooked in boiling
water when the lava entered
and gradually filled the pond.
The lava stream separated
into various finger-like flows,
thus creating more widely des-
truction on its way to the blue
green ocean. When the lava
entered the ocean great pillows
of very white steam clouds
rose high into the sky, and
joining with the smoke from
the volcano, created a misty,
dark haze over the entire area
shutting out some of the bright
sun light.
Fish and water life were also
cooked in the boiling water as
the lava kept flowing into the
ocean. Sharks gathered in great
numbers far off the shore line
waiting for their cooked meals
to float out to them in the cool
er water.
In a period of two months |
saw two of the most magnifi-
cent sights | hope to ever see
again in my life, and yet it's
hard to try to describe them to
others. The towering fountains
of lava shooting high into the
air in a brilliant orange-redish
color; the tremendous noise
and force; earth and rock in a
molten stage at 1000 degrees
fahrenheit; flowing rivers of
lava, and to some its danger
Gus and very destructive. You
almost have to see an eruption
to realize what its really like.
To me, it was the "eighth'
wonder of the world.
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School Plans
Continued from page one


president Hilles Keeton said
he would never approve the
plans unless the industrial arts
room was even larger.
1--WE would like to open the
bids sometime in April" Noel
lenkamp said, land all the
homes should be removed by
March 18th
The people could continue
to live in the optioned prop
critics until the contractor
moves in, providing they were
not to be removed prior to that
time, according to the contract.
The homes on Playground
and Lewis streets involved are
John Groves, Paul McVay, G..
7. Jennings, Mrs. Ethel Mum
mey, Bill Glidden and Mrs. Ed.
Boyd.
Jennings has already lacked
up his property and it will be
moved intact from the pre-
misses.
Supt. Smith also told the
board Tuesday night that he
would not attend the American
Association of School Admin
iStrators to be held in Atlantic
City, Feb. 1917.
The board also learned that
the contract they extended Mr..
Smith last December for
period of five years was not
valid and there was much dis
cussion but no official action
taken.
A legal opinion will be asked
of Prosecuting Attorney Fred
Fox and definite action on a
new contract will be taken at
the March meeting.
According to law, an old
board going out of office cam
not extend a superintendent a
long term contract and Smiths
new contract has been ruled
invalid.
The new board, however, can
take such action if they so
desire.
The school board purchased
a new Victor printing calcula-
tor for $635.OO less 10 percent
or $57l. so.
They also approved the
recommendation for the pur-
chase of three new Royal cleo
trio typewriters. Six manual
operated machines will be
traded in on this deal.
The board approved the at
tendance of Supt. Smith at the
school management institute to
be held in Columbus March
%, % and "a. He was allowed
$500 for expenses.
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Corpus Christi
Continued from page one

The troop at Belle Valley has
a membership of 27 boys and
Merle Marietta, farm planner for
this county, is the scoutmaster.
Harry Hannum, postmaster at
Belle Valley, will serve as master
of ceremonies for the program,
which will include remarks by
Rev. Fr. James Dirker, pastor of
Corpus Christi; presentation of
awards by Scoutmaster Merle
Marietta; remarks by James
Moss of Cambridge, executive
director of Boy Scouting for the
Forest Trails district; remarks
by Rev. Fr. George Kramer,
principal of the Central Catholic
school at Steubenville and pre-
sent diocesan director and the
main address by Rev. Phillips.
Scout leaders in the Belle
Valley community are Mike
Hrinko, Sterling McCauley, John
Sklenar, Jr., Richard Burlingame
and Harry Hannum.