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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-02

We regret the passing of Mrs.
Hattie Anderson, and Mr.. Willie
Hunter. Our sympathy is extend
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-02

SAYS POSTER BOY. Darrell
Atkins, New March of Dimes
poster boy for 1860 plays amid
an array of plastic multi col
Ored crutches which will be
sold on Rainbow Crutch Day.
When you pass the teen age
and adult volunteers on your
streets, remember Darrell and
the thousands like him crippled
by polio, arthritis, and birth
defects. Help prevent Gripping
diseases. Join the New March
of Dimes Jan. 2-31.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-02

Miss Hermine Bartee was guest
of the Kingley Chapel Methodist
Church last Sunday, December q
at l pm Miss Bartee was guest
artist in piano and voice on the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-01-02

mittee who could be considered an
all-out segregationist.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-20
HAPPENING TO AMERICA, AND OF WHAT HAS HAP.

HAPPENING TO AMERICA, AND OF WHAT HAS HAP.
PENED TO THEIR FREEDOM
TRINE MANUFACTURING COMPANY DID MoT DIE
~ NATURAL cAuSES-tT MAD EvERyFhNae 70 LIVE
voR. GOOD EMPLOYEES GOOD MANAGEMENT, GOOD
MACHINES, GOOD BUILDINGS GOOD CUSTOMERS, AND
IhE AVAILABILITY OF SUFFICIENT OPERATING cApI-
TAI. u WAS ENGAGED PRIMARILY m HIGHLY sPE.
cAllzEp DEFENSE WORK IN A FIELD RELATIVELY
uNCluTTEREO WITH COMPETITION, WITH A HEALTHY
AND GROWING DEMAND FOR ITS PRODUCTS.
Trne Manufacturing Company DID NOT DIE A NAT.
VkAl DEATH. ITS DENISE CAN BE LAID soUARELY
AT 5hE FEET Of ONE WILLIAM H. JONES' SECRETARY.
TREASURER. LOCAL 69I INTERNATIONAL BROTHER
HOOD OF TRANSFERS. CHAuFFERs, WAREhoUseMEN
AND HELPERS OF AMERICA.
Mr. Jones has number Of faithful cohorts Some Of
fnsse refer TO themselves in The aggregate the National
Labor Relations Board Just how Of the destruction
OF the American economy based solid conviction for
the motives espoused by Mr. Jones and his associates and
JUST how much is bureaucratic tape is debaab
am convinced there is liberal portion Of boih
THE WEAPON USED TO ExTERMINATE TRINE
MANUFACTURING COMPANY WAS A TtiREEYEAR CON.
TRACT. FORCED ON THE COMPANY THROUGH
THREATS OF cRIPPLINC STRIKE, AND CONTAINING
ONE CLAUSE WHICH MADE IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE
COMPANY TO OPERATE EFFICIENTLY AND PROFIT
ABLY NO JoB-sHoP TYPE OF BUSINESS CAN LONG
SURVIVE IF WORK ASSIGNMENTS ARE THE EXCLUSIVE
PROVINCE OF THE UNION, WITH MANAGEMENT HAv
ING NO VOICE IN THESE MATTERS THE COMPANY
STARTED LOSING MONEY ONE MONTH AFTER THE
SIGNING OF THIS CONTRACT, AND LOST STEADILY
FOR OVER TWO YEARS. REPEATED PLEAS TO THE
UNION TO ALTER THE CONTRACT FELL ON DEAF
EARS.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-20
Swanson


CONTINUED from Back Page,
THE MOST CONSPICUOUS AND CLEAR PERsoNlF-
CATION OF AN ISSUE IS TO BE FOUND IN THE Gov
ERNoRSHlP CONTEST DEMOCRATS INSURED A CLEAR
CHOICE WHEN THEY NOMINATED IT. GOV. JOHN B.
SWANSON TO ENTER THE COvERNORSHIP LISTS
AGAINST PAUL D. BAcWELL, UNoPPosED IN THE RE-
PUBLICAN PRIMARY.
Swanson campagned largely on promises that ne
would provide the type Of executive leadership the
state has had for II years under sospy Williams the man
who never said mo" the demands Of the ReUfhers,
shoes and others who they speak for organized labor
He in the primary with the grass root campaign sup
port Of sbors political organizers. Obviously II would be
sheer ingravde IT, elected he failed to repay Solidarity
House. - ~~s
BAcWELL, ON THE OTHER HAND, HAS cAMPAicNED
ON BASIS OF HELPING EVERYBODY. INCLUDING
UNION MEMBERS, BY MAKING MICHIGAN AN At
TRAcTIvE PLACE FOR THE LOCATION OF NEW INDUS
TRIES AND THUS INCREASING JOBS. he LOOKS UPON
UNIONS AS A VITAL AND IMPORTANT SEGMENT OF
THE COMMONWEALTH, BUT ONLY A SEGMENT
In various other ways the choice is clear
SWANSON OPPOSED A CONSTITUTIONAL CON-
vENTIoN, TAKING HIS CUE FROM GUS sCHollE,
STATE AFLcIo PRESIDENT. WHO DOESN'T WANT The
PEOPLE TO HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS
THEIR WILL. BACWELL IS ONE OF coNCoNS MOST
ABLE AND ARTlcuLATE CHAMPIONS
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-20
Religious Freedom :

and kept with their protests and remonstrances and
memorials until thank Cod forever their contention
in these United States 1T IS WRITTEN IN OUR coUN
TRYS CONSTITUTION, THAT CHURCH AND STATE
MUST BE, IN THIS NATION. FOREVER SEPARATE AND
FREE. THIS IS THE GIFT OF AMERICA TO THE SCIENCE
OF GOVERNMENT. These principles became known to.
and the support Of Washington and Jefferson and
Madison and Patrick Henry Through them, these prin-
epIes Of religious liberty written into ihe basic doev
meni underlying the foundation Of our government.
The Protestant contention is for toIestion
but for absolute liberty. THERE IS A WIDE DIFFERENCE
Between TOLERATON AND LIBERTY. TOLERATON
IMPLIES THAT SOMEONE FALSELY CLAIMS THE RIGHT
TO TOLERATE. TOLERATiON IS A CONCESSION, WHILE
LIBERTY IS A DIVINE RIGHT. ToLERAToN IS A MAT
TER OF ExPEDlENCY, WHILE LIBERTY IS A MATTER
OF PRINCIPLE. T0LERATIoN IS A GIFT OF MAN. WHILE
LIBERTY IS A GIFT FROM GOD.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-20
GOVERNMENT
Study =
CONTINUED From Back Page)

SonfInUeo from Back fdge)
pie who should know better-s the subject of Frank Glib
neys fascinating and morbdy engrossing book The op
porary American society he presents picture Of nation
whose population ean for the most part be divided into
two observation-disclosures who Operators Those who thrive
moral ethical and legal sIeight-ohand and individuals
who corrupbIes Those who either ION the take"
eager to become sol.
1T IsMR. cIBNEYs CONTENTION THAT TODAY WE
LIVE IN A CLIMATE OF FRAUD. A GENIAL SOCIETY
NOT ONLY SURFEITED WITH HONEY. BUT ONE THAT
PRACTICES THE CORRUPTION IT PROCESSES TO CON-
DENIM AND SECRETLY APPLAUDs THE BY-PASsNG
OF THE MORAL AND ETHICAL PREcEPTs THAT 1T PRO-
FEssEs TO EMBRACE.
1T is the thesis Of the book" he writes that
tona future is being mshaped far than realize.
by he witIes optms gved into phony stock purchases,
by fhe wo-bf ehseer padding his ovze account
by the corporate dodger who writes off his Florida yacht
business expense andl the influence peddIe who tam
pers with legislation"
MR.. CIBNEY, A STAFF WRITER ON LIFE MAcA-
ZINE, SUPPORTS HIS CASE WITH AN IMPRESSIVE Ac-
cUMULATON OF DATA. UNLIKE AUTHORS OF SOME
OTHER RECENT WORKS OF POPULAR SOCIOLOGY. HE
IS NOT INTERESTED MERELY IN ScOLDINc AMERICA
FOR BEING FAT. SASSY AND MATERIALIsTc-THERE-
BY OFFERING THE READER A DELICIOUS AND EASY
PAIRS BUT ATTEMPTS TO EvALUATE THE PAST, RE-
PORT oNaTHE PRESENT AND ExTRAPoLATE THE FU-
TURE.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-20
Union

(continued from Back Psge)
o. A. Human Events Commentary %
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
JUST A HANGOVER FROM THE DEVILS zo-rIANS
or ROOSEVELT TRUMAN. DEMOCRATS - OF The
DEVIL
Editors note: Ben Teetor of the Irlne manuiac'ui
ing Company recently the following letter to local
newspaper.)
Tonight passed out the final pay checks 10 ne 'ss
Of nv employees Urine Manufacturing Company Is desd
and with u died " Jobs. :.
USUALLY. ON OCCASIONS LIKE THIS, THERs -
MUCH EMoTIoNALIsM AND sPEEcH-MAkiNc. MOI ~
HERE. ONLY SILENCE =. AND COLD, DEsreNA,s
HELPLESS srAREs THAT REMINDED ME OF The
FACES OF PRISONERS or WAR.
These people dsfesssd-snd sfrs.d. MOI 0seso''
they had lost their Jobs In town where Jobs were
Not afraid because their home town has 'os' s"0.
try Not sr.,a THAR country has lost another ssrs
esie dsssnss bvsinsss THEY ARE AFRAID Or "nA' %
tcsnsInusd Next Column. 1op)
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-20
"MODERN PROSECUTIONS"
"IF CATHOLICS GOT
uAI cNNEpAAAENT rNMTpNI or

This believes Bapfsfs TO regard and treat
Roman Catholics with utmost Christian eonsiderafeness
and kindness WE ARE NOT TO ALLOW OURSELVES TO
FALL INTO MOODS OF HATRED. INTOLERANCE. OR
UNFAIRNESS.
NY neighbors side of my home Catholic
family They are gracious hospiiabe people, Not ror
ANYTHING would embsrass wound the feelings Of any
OF this choice family But il lived in dominant Catholic
country there could be entirely different relationship
Dr. George W. Truett expressed II for all of US. when
speaking in Washington, D. c. from the steps OF the ma
tions cspitoI he said, LET THE CATHOLIC HAVE HIS
MASS HIS BEADS, HIS ROSARY, HIS cRUcIFx IF HE
WANTS THEM THAT MUST BE HIS PRIVILEGE, BUT
WE DEMAND AS MUCH FOR OURSELVES" uNFoRTUN-
ATELY THIS IS DENIED BAPTlsTs IN COUNTRIES DOM
NANTLY CATHOLIC THESE DENIALS OF HUMAN
RIGHTS STEM NOT FROM INDIVIDUAL CATHOLICS BUT
EpoM THE LEADERSHIP OF THE HIERARCHY.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-20
Control
Continued from Back Pase)

Continued from Back Paae)
IN THE cRUcIFIxIoN OF JESUS THE DEVIL
FAILED - SUSTAINED A MORTAL DEFEAT!
REDUCTION TO NATIVE NOTHlNcNESS' is IN
PROCESS OF FULFILLMENT - BUT
SATAN VOID OF TRUTH John S:44 - VOID
OF REALITY - HAS SOUGHT, IN ROMAN cATHOLI.
cisM, TO PERvERT THE lNFALLIBLE SPIRITUAL
CHRISTIANITY OF THE c-H-IL-D-LE-s-s CHRIST
JESUS, THE GLORIOUS LIBERTY OF THE CHILL
DREN OF GOD" tSt PAUL. INTO A DeSPOTc, ADAM
EVE PRODUCING. MATERALISTIc. COUNTER
FELT AND BURLESQUE OF MY OFFSPRING YOUR
TRUE BEING - SNLESS, DEATHLEsS, MATTER.
LESS, FLESHLESS ADAMEvELESS - NEVER BORN
NEVER DYING - SPIRITUAL cHRISTLIkE
ETERNALLY. COMPLETELY PoPULATNc THE ONE
REAL UNIVERSE WITH INCoRRUPTIBLE, IN.
VULNERABLE. oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETER.
NAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT, OF MANY
MARVELLOUS MANSIONS (Christ Jesvs)
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-20
Dispatch :


YOUR ooveaNMuNys ARE coes,Ipr Am go.
MALI YOUR PEOPLES WILL sEcoMs rsse v ~us.s sss'"
ItAne .Nu CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS eecA.iss
NY MARVELLOUS. IMPERATIVE CHRIST MEss,AuN
"scIGncE or SCIENCES" OF rss ,,mMs.s ~rss'~H
'scooPED' The WORLD THREE cENeR rIons .eo,,.
= IN 1879 = SCIENCE AND HEALTH w,ru
KEY TO THE s'c-R.I-P.r-v-R.E.s" s" clvsM AAn
KIND my ONLY INFALLIBLE PASTOR ,N'
FAl.uLs e.nLe - GUARDIAN. LlBERAToR. Reve.
LAToR OF EXCLUSIVE REALITY or urxvsN
AND ETERNAL LIFE 94lpDEM N All ae, &c,
But = 10000 READINGS OF THE Old TESLA.
MENT; 100000 OF THE NEW CONFRONTED Mv
APfomeIEE FOIL ABE LINcoLNs
ASSASSINATION = COMPARABLE TO THE MARryR-
OF THE ONE CHRISTI
MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. RE -, ATOP
MARY BAKER EDDY, THEN AGE As. COMPLETED
MEX APPRENTICESHIP AND cRAvITATeD INTO
THE ROLE or WOMAN - REVELATION (Isst book Of
me New T. t2:'. 81 - "A GREAT WoNDERIN
HEAVEN = WOMAN CLOTHED WITH THE SUN AND
THE NOON r'MATTER." HELL AND THEIR
FATHER, The DEVIL - GIGANTIC ApAM-EvE
FRAUDS AND MYTHS u UNDER HER FEET
lUN-DE-R-sT-A-N-DI-Ncl- - CROWNED WITH
TwELvE STARE WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL
RULE lis RuliNcl ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD or
IRON - oMNPoTENT INFINITE DIVINE LOVE
THE MAN CHILD OF THE ONE REAL PARENT, IN.
AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE - HoNoREp
BY THE c-H-'-L-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS - HIS
"FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNloUs" -
DESTINED. HERE AND HEREAFTER TO MAKE
CHRlSTllkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS OF ALL
ADAMS EWES. MURDERoUs GAINS JUDAsEs,
KNAvEs AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD - MY.T-HL
CAL OFFSPRING OF 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE or
so-ealed MATERIAL EXISTENCE" - p. 272, CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - HEALER OF THE NATIONS
Rev. 22:2) - REvELAToR OF THE REAL - THE
NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH REV. 22:l)
= NEVER NEEDING A HEALING IN ALL ETERNITY
VERIFYING THE GENESIS OF CREATION l:26:
MAN. THE OFFSPRING IMAGE AND LIKENESS OF
INFINITE, uNERRINc, MAJESTIC SPIRIT. THE
ONE. REAL SUBSTANCE IN. AND OF, THE UNI-
VERSE - THE ONE REAL. SANE MIND SOUL,
REFLEcTlNc THE HARMONIOUS INvULNERABLE
HEAVENLY GOVERNMENT OF THE ONE REAL
UNIVERSE
". - land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT
HE 1.-THE ONE, REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD
MADE. AND. BEHOLD, IT WAS [-I-s-l VERY
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-20
Population :
CONTINUED from Page u
New York ~. NY. (bookIef)

tconiinUed from Page ~
New York ~. NY. (bookIet
The human family is increasing at the unprecedented
rate Of 500 MILLION persons IN THIS DECADE
according to United Nations estimates.
THIS CROP OF NEWCOMERS WILL EXCEED THE
TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS LIVING TODAY IN RUS
STA, THE UNITED STATES, GREAT BRITAIN AND
FRANCE COMBINED
Is Homo sapiens destined to consume his food supplies
perish many other species have done in history?
WILL ORAL cONTRAcEPTIvEs - WHEN AND iF
AVAILABLE - ARREST THE EXPLOSION OF TIE Fc7u-
LATION BOMB IN TIME?
At conference in New Delhi India, opened by Prime
Minister Nehru. in 1859 II reporte, at VOLUNTARY
STERILIZATION is the increase in many countries Is
This more positive method the answer?
THIS PAMPHLET BRIEFLY SETS FORTH THE
WORLD POPULATION SITUATION AND THE BELArED
PLANS NOW BEING CONSIDERED TO DEAL WITH 1T.
In particular II reports facts about human sterilization
NOT generally known outside the medical profession.
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-20

BOTH WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL AND FEMININE
ANGEL GABRIEL ADEQUATELY PRESENTED
FOR EXAMPLE MR VAN Alta DISCUSSED THE
AAPR0pRiATENEss or MRS. EDDY LlKENlMc MORAL
COURAGE 70 THE KING or BEASTS. THE IIoNl
MRS. EDDY SAYS MORAL COURAGE IS THE LION
OF THE IMEssiAHl TRIBE OF JUDAH THE KING OF
THE MENTAL REALM" - FREE AND FEARLESS IT
RoAMS THE FOREST" - LIES DOWN IN GREEN PAS
TuRES BESIDE STILL WATERS
the FIRST COMMANDMENT, BASIC.
THOU SHALT HAVE NO OTHER GODS BEFORE
ME" tcsn 2ol AND MR. VAN Alta MADE IT CLEAR
AS CRYSTAL THAT THE "ME" IS THE ONE. PURE. IN
FlhITE MIND. SOUL. LIFE. TRUTH. LOVE- INFINITE.
DIVINE PRINCIPLE - INFINITE SPIRIT, THE ExcLu
slvE SUBSTANCE OF THE UNIVERSE. RECOGNITION or
WHICH REDUCES MATTER" TO ITS NATIVE MOTH
lNcNEss" - THE STATUS OF ALL THE THINGS THAT
ARE SEEN !; THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNALi
Isl. PAUL
PART
THE TITLE OF MR. VAN ATLAS LECTURE:
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND GODS
GOVERNMENT
THE LECTURER BEAUTIFULLY AND MAsrERFUL-
LY ExPoUNDER THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY, AND ETER-
NAL HARMONY OF GODS GOVERNMENT. OF THE ONE
REAL UNIVERSE THE HABITAT OF HIS OFFSPRING
OUR TRUE BEING - NEVER BORN. NEVER DYING -
WITHOUT BEGINNING, WITHOUT END'l
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-20
Suicide
Continued from Page u
PART z

DAVIS TOOK HIS HELL WITH HIM
BUT - NY, GODS HIGHEST CHOSEN. CHRIST
LIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS over THERE WILL
RECEIVE HIM WITH OPEN ARMS AND AID IN
HIS APPREHENSION or THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY
OF sUPERsATURATED INcoRRuPTIBLE, uNIN-
vADABLE oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE, HIS TRUE HABITAT, OF MANY MAR
vELoUs MANSIONS tchrss Jesvs) - VERIFYING
THE GENESIS OF CREATION. 1000 &C.. I;3l:
land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT He THE
ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR u HAD MADE.
AND BEHOLD, IT WAS t--Ls-l VERY cooD"i
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. 1860
The Detroit tribune., 1960-08-20

Lecture -
(continved from Back Paae)
rHE LECTURER AND SEVERAL OF THE UsHERs.
PART
A BALANCED CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE.
(Confinvsd Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-20
Cornelius s. Smith
Administrator

STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro
bate Court for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE.
In the matter OF the Esta,c OF
LORRAINE BROWN, also known as
LORRAINE WOODS, Deceased,
Notice Is hereby given that all ere.
ditors OF said deceased are required
10 present Their claims. In Writing
and under oath, 10 said Court at the
Probate office in the City OF De.
troit, In said County. and to serve
copy thereof upon CORNELIUS 5.
SMITH, Administrator, OF said estate.
al 1897 Webb, Detroit 2, Michigan on
or before the 3lst day OF March AID,
1860 and that such claims viii be
heard by said court, before Judge
FRANK s. SZYMANSKI in Court
RoUin No. l2ll. City County Building
n the City OF Detroit, in said Coun.
", on the 3lst day OF March. AID,
1860. al two o'clock in the afternoon
Dated January 10 1860.
FRANK S. SZYMANSkI,
Judge OF Probate
do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy With
me original record thereof and have
round the same 10 be correct tran
scripe of such original record.
Dated January Is, 1860
ALLEN X. EDISON,
Deputy Probate Register
Published in The DETROIT TRIBUNE
once each week for three weeks sue.
ccssively, within thirty days from
the date hereof.
l.23-26.6o
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Atty. Charles 2. Perkins
r1T Z "a. A~.-..

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the CIR.
CUT COURT for 'ns COUNTY or
WAYNE N CHANCERY.
Ne. ss4-ixl
FRANK LEWIS. Jr Plaintiff. vs.
JOHNNIE NAE LEWIS, Defendant.
A. a session OF said Court. held at
the Cify-County Building In the Cts
OF Detroit on this 9Th DAY OF Jan
u3r, a D.. 1860
Present HONORABLE HORACE w
MORE Circuit Judge
In this cause u appearing by affi-
c4Nlt or file that the defendant
Johnnie Mae Lewis cannot be served
b. process issued ont Of this Court
q, she l. not a resident OF the State
1f Michigan bat resides in the City
Of Cincinnati. County of Hamilton
and State OF Ohio. and resides al
ll06e Centennial. Cincinnati ~. Ohio
On MOTION or CHARLES r. PER.
kiNS Attorney for the plaintiff.
Frank Lewis. Jr 1T Is ORDERED
that the defendant Johnnie Mae
Lewis appear and answer the Bill
Of Complaint in this cause within
lhree months from the date Of
;his order. or that said Bill will be
taken as confessed and that this or.
der 0e published according 10 the
Ia" and copy thereof De served
upon the defendant BY registered
mail as required by law.
HORACE W. GILMORE
Circuit Judge
EDGAR VI BRA\IGfN. Clerk
~ r. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
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6oy \. Aoou1s Avenue 49,.
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN ne I'm ~
MAINE IN cHANSERi.
oeceR soR AppIARAMce
MARVIN BLACKWELL. Plaintiff
rs ADA ERNKSTlNE BLACKWELL
q, @ss.cn Of said Court held at
The Court House In the city OF DC.
trolg. In szid County. on the sth oSs
OF JArusrt. A. ID, 1850.
PRESENT THE HON. fhoNAs .
MURPHY, Circui; Judge.
IN this eanse. Il appearing from
the affsdsslt hereto attached, that
the defendant. Ada krnestine Black
veil. cannot be served cy process -.
x,led out Of this court. as she Il not
a resident Of the State Of Michigan,
but resides al ee6 W l5tth street,
New York. New iorS.
Therefore. on motion or James ~
Lee. Attorney for the Piaintiff.
m Is ORDERED that the defen-
aant. Ada Ernestine Blackwell. cause
her appearance to be entered an this
cause. within three months from the
date Of this order. or that said Dill
OF complaint will be taken as con-
fesscd BY the said defendant, and
that a true copy OF this order for
heI appearance, be sent TO the de-
fendanl Ada Ernestine Blackwell,
b. registered mail. return receipt
requested, sddressee only, at 626 w.
i5sth Street. New York, New York,
and IL not received, that this order
be published In any newspaper, pub
hshcd and circulating In the County
OF Wayne, according TO law.
THOMAS J. MURPHY
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGAN, Clerk
BY c. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
2-6-3.I26o
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ys,ss 3. wll,lsms
. evesewsv' sv'ss ~. ossron

ises usesewev' sv"e ~. Detroit
STATE or MICHIGAN. County .,
Wayne the 81 HS. t e ,pa;ErRoIr
Court Tor said County Of w Sns.e
held 81 the Probate Court Room ~, =,
the City Of Detroit, on the FIN ., ~
day Of January, In the year a" own
thousand nine hundred and sIAt V"e
Present THonAs c. MURPHY
In the Matter OF the Estate =,
c0RNEi.IA WHITE BYRD, also Lno.o'
as CORNELiA C.. BYRD deces>"vn" n
on RIA. NC and fii.nk m. -,
ton OF nIdOTHf l.. uAl,l<, r ~
praying l.. adminlstrat. on o, 80. 80,
estate be 'nted to herself or so sa
other suit ptrson: ''e
IN Is O.sD-.liSL that the Flf,ec,,.
day OF February, next, al ten oclora
In the FOR loon at said Court Roons,
DC appo.n.ed for hearing said pe,i
And II Is further ordered. tba,
copy OF this order be- published o,aa
In each week for three week c cns
secutively previous to said tim. ~
nearing, in the DETROIT TRIBIlNr
newspaper printed and circuIs,ea
in said County OF Wayne. "''u
THOMAS {. MURPHY,
Judge Of Probate
do hereby certify that I b.,o
compared the foregoing copv ~,,s
thes original record thereof and hs,n
found the same to be a correct f,.ss
script Of such original record f
Dated Jan. Is, 1860.
CECIL A. BERNARD,
Deputy Probate Register
l-30-2-l36o
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Social e.
Church
-Round-Lp
(continUed From Pase 81

''Si" rage o.
Youth Choirs of Kelly Chanel
ana Mary Palmer churches pro
ylded the back ground music
Rona Jamerson vas at the or.
gan.
Panel participants were Mil.
drod Crudup, Rylarl MeIford
Joan Toney- Mary Ann harris.
Sandra Trice and Larry Jones
who spoke on the subjects
Attenuation Science, Mission.
airy Education Medical Social
Work, Music and Sports.
Hostesscs for the fellowship
hour which followed the pro
gram were: jeanette Fletcher
Joyce Toncy, Ozzie Ann Bell.
Pricilla Jackson. Carolyn Port
or, Rena Jamerson. Deanna Pc
tit, Paulcttc Morton. Beatrice
Rcddick, Rosetta Cooper. Gloria
Crudup, Lynn Carol Redmon.
Maxine Bennett. Donna Tricc
Letha Ham ton, Jean Jones.
Minnie Churchill. Frcnchie Viii
ters, Donna Payne and Ncvolia
Ogletree.
A huge basket of iris. glad
lola, daffodils and fern made
an attractive centerpiece for the
tea table and an authentic sill
yer service was used. Marjorie
l. Jameson was General CNair-
man. Willie NJ. Taylor, Sub Dis
trict Chairman. Committee Mem.
bcrs were G.. Carmichael. F.
Smith. G Jones, r. chatham,
G. Carpenter, b. Robinson. o..
Morris. | Jackson. +. NJ Hun
ter. NJ. Crudup. K. j. Porter,
y. Pollock. S Fields. NJ Lake,
J.. Tubbs. +. Jackson. G.. Glad
noy. j Williams. NJ. Cuff j.
Shelby. n. Cobb. .. Bush. ~.
Sims. X Bright. U. Turner. f.
Roberts. w. NJ. Taylor, NJ Smith,
ID. and L. Jones. l. B. Burney,
/. Mckinley and b. T. Magce.
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sy JAMES ALFRED Butter

Efforts toward better race re-
lsf.cns are a year.round activity
between S. Marks Community
Church 1921 Twelfth. and Chris,
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Roya. Oak The Negro c0ngrega-
iion 81 MARKS. and the white
conere sai.on Christ Memorial
curn. the past year have eN-
nan ia various groups
These include choirs. Sunday
school teachers. the ministers
ana youth fellow ships sunday
ne Pes James Wadsworth Of
s Msvks prtached al Christ
Memorial ard the Rev. Wayne
McCos Of Christ Memorial was
in the pulpit at ST Marks.
soropuuis, Guild at 5, cNy
ran, Episcopal Church VIII eAS
terrain friends, who have becnN
patrons q their programs during
The year IN Page Hall Of the
church On Friday Feb %. Grace
Jones is president and Eunice
Hesilp is ,lcc Fr alcolm 6 Dade
Ms rector
a soundiilm Of the life and
works Of Booker T Washington
was the hi.lighl Of Negro His
tory week program held Sunday
a, the Jehovah Baptist Church.
The Male Chorus Of Mary Pal
mer Methodist plans ninth
anniversary program for Sunday.
Feb 81 Raymond Lee IS pres.
dent Of the chorus
St Matthews AME Church
prescr,et the Young Adult Choir
Of New .gLAt Baptist Church
SUNDAY evening Taft Uushaw was
program chairman The Rey.
Randolph Duncan is minister Of
ST Matthews
The Jordon SINGERS Of the
Church Of God and Saints Of
Christ Viii sponsor Milf Nixon
Of radio station WCHB in a
program Sunday, Feb. 81 at
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Devotion
Mrs Geraldine Ncreland wsll
replace Mrs Ar.n>tieid who can
no, serve as the council 5 repre-
sentative 10 the "A-e Il Oppor-
'gn.ty Conference Mrs Beriha
Mechanics i tie representative 10
The Border City Conference on
Rearing Children Of Goodwill
Members are busy working on
The current project Of which Mrs
Beatrice \ johnson Is chairman
The Brotherhood Pro-ram
10 be held In the Ford Auditor.
u.n on SATURDAY February 81
1860 81 ! LOO pm The speakers
IRE Or Mel J Rayitz Wayne
state UnNcrsty Professor and
Attorney Charles W Anderson
n Geicg4ie 20 The United Na-
aor, Also on the program WI.
hn Narslrei Ilne>. operate so
prano who toured Russia WITH
I'd Sullivaa
For.sgn students VIII tc IN.
Nied 9, guests and reception
vIll be given for them following
The program Proceeds from this
siiair VIII - towards a Tom
liDoya African scholarship Mrs
Euth + Spigcy Mrs Elsie Tray
Ter and Mrs Amelia kalgler
ore co-chairmen Mrs Willie L.
Jackson Is president
The Councils next meeting
'Fill be on SATURDAY February
- 1860 al / pm a the North
cra Recreation Center