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The Sidney herald., 1960-11-02
Fairview Hiqh
School Enters
Press Project

Helena - Fairview high schools
student newspaper, FAIR FACTS,
has entered the Montana Tuber-
culosis Associations oath annual
School Press Project, R. Merrill
Alling, MTA advisor to the COM
petition, announced here today.
"The staff of FAIR FACTS
will be completing with approx
mately so other student news
papers throughout the state" AL
ling said. "This annual MTA
Press Project is designed to stim-
ulate interest among the youth
Of Montana's schools in the health
Sciences" Alling explained.
Topics for this years Project
are: Careers in Health Work in
Our Community and "How Our
School Fights TB."
Judges for this statewide COM
petition are: Fred j. Martin, Liv-
ingston, editor of the PARK
COUNTY NEWS. DIR. George E.
Trobough, Anaconda, President
Of the Montana Trudeau Society
and Professor George D. Craig,
Dept. of English, Northern Mon
tana College, Havre.
The MIA will present awards
to the five top student newspap-
ers. Nine Montana student papers
will be entered in national COM
petition, IN the basis of: accuracy
originality, journalistic style, evil
dence of research and understand
ing of the subjects.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-02
PARTIES
OUT OF TOWN GUESTS

Mrs. Jay LaIonde and Mrs. r.
ID. Harper entertained at coffee
parties on Friday and Saturday
mornings respectively last week
in compliment to Mrs. Art Sturde-
want nee Sue Hurd. Mrs. Dan
Freeberg of Anoka, Mimi, was
also an honored guest at the
l.alonde home.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hurd entertained at a din
ner party in compliment to the
E'reebergs, who have been house
guests at the N. H. Nelson home.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-02

the home of Mrs. Hurley's sister,
the j. 1. Kiplinger family at
Roundup enroute.
Mr.. Hurley has spent the past
few weeks in New York City,
where he has been taking special
training at the Lederle Laborator-
les, by whom he is employed.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-02
LINEN GUILD MEETING
POSTPONED TO NOV. is

Due to conflict with Veterans
Day the meeting of the Hospital
Linen Guild has been postponed
from Nov. IL to Nov. 18. Please
remember the regular meeting
will be held ON Nov. Is with the
Royal Neighbors and the Baptist
Missionary Society as hostesses.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-02
SIDNEY GUESTS TO RETURN
TO HOME IN BUTTE

Mrs. Terry Hurley and sons,
who have been visiting here with
her parents, the E. E. Edmond
sons, will leave next week TO
return to their home in Butte.
They will be joined in Billings
by Mr.. Hurley, and will visit at
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-02
The Sidney Herald-WednesdaY. November 2. l960-H

One way to build up other
peoples opinions of you is to
spend a considerable amount of
time paying them compliments.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-02

so sef-evident that we often over
look the Importance of mention
ing the fact.
The Sidney herald., 1960-11-02

Most people mistake authori-
tatlve talk for intelligence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14
Presbyterian Group
RGps Bias In Store

NEW YORK - A Presbyterian
foreign mission board has been
asked TO send a representative
to an + w Woolworth Co. stock
holders meeting TO protest. as
a stakeholder. the firms segrega-
ton of eating facilities in the
South.
The request was made by una
nimous vote of the Presbytery Of
New York. about 200 clergy and
aym e representing the SO
churches of the United Presby.
terrain Church in the U.S.A. in
three New York City boroushs,
Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten
Island.
Presbytery Spokesman said the
latest report of the church's com
mission on ecumcnical mission
and relations, described as the
equivalent Of a foreign mission
board. h we'd it hclc 800
shares of Woodwork stock, pre-
scntly valued at Sos share.
The commission was asked TO
send a representative to the
Woolworih stockholders meeting
May 10 ITO move for a policy Of
nonsegrcgation."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14
Dixiecrot Heads
'Sit-In' Hearings

subcommittee between May 10
and Is.
Willis comes from enc OF the
worst areas Of Louisiana. 50 Far
as Negro voting rights are con.
cerned. He was also . leader
in raising large sums OF money
10 support Gov. orvsl Fsvbvs OF
Arkansas in his efforts TO keep
Negro children out Of previously
sIl.white schools in Little Rock.
A wide variety of people have
been summoned to the Califor'
MIA hearings. The only thing they
have in common is that they
have been active in organizing
picket lines. boycotts, and other
active support for the resistance
movement in the South.
Some are teachers who were
able TO block the House Com
mittcc from holding hearing in
California last fall.
The San Franciso hearings re-
call similar proceedings held in
Atlanta. Ga. 1855. At that time
Willis was a member of sub
committee that quizzed Southern
workers.
One of the integrationists,
Carl Braden of Louisville. Ky.
was later sentenced to year
in prison for refusing TO cooper
lte with the subcommittee The
Us. Supreme Court has agreed
70 review his case Br. den is a
Ticld secretary and editor for
he Southern Conference Edu-
alton Fund. a Southwidc group
working to end segregation and
discrimination.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14

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defendant. Pau.mI raeon. appear and
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s..lse within tMree Vs. months IRON
th- date oi this order, on mat sa'u
an viii be taken as confessed and
mat TINS order be published according
30 The ,aw and copy thereof be
served upon the defendant BY regis
tered mail ~ required By law.
JOS a. MOHNIHNN. JR.
Circuit Judge
\ TRUE COPY
EDC AR NJ. BRANlcIN. Clerk
By II. l.. sCHuMAN. Deputy clerk
l-30-G0 64-GO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14
Atty. chsrics r. Perkins
COZ Marian

III ?. WcfFeO
ST ATE or MICHIGAN in the CIR.
CUT COORT for the COZ MY or
WAYNE IN CHANCEY.
NO. s91-4os
At a session OF said Court. held Il
the CitN-County Building IN the CitN
OF Detroit, on tins 9th da, OF April,
4 d. 1860
LILLE BRANCH. Plaintiff. vs.. MAR
YIN BRANCH, Defendant,
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOS. a.
MOUNTAIN. JR. Circuit Judge.
In this { use il appearing by affi'
davlt or file that the defendant. Mar
yin Branch, cannot be served ~
recess issued out OF TINS Ooart a.
le Is not resident of the State OF
NJ Ch.,.an. but resides IN the City OF
Greensboro. County of Guilford ana
state of North Carolina. and resides
al Route NO. | Box $50, Greensboro,
North Carolina,
on MOTION OF CHARLES II. PER
kI<S. Attorney for the plaintiff. LII.
lie Branch. II Is ORDERED that the
def ndsnt. Marvin Branch, appear
AMI answer the D.il OF Complaint in
th.s cause within three 50 months
irom the date of this order. OF that
SAID Eli viii b, taken a. confcss,d
ard that this order be published &C.
cord ne to the law and copy thereof
be served upon the defendant BY
registered mail a. required by law.
JOS. A. MOf\lliAN. JK.
Circuit Judge
a TRUE cory.
EDGAR VI BRNNIGIN. Clerk
BY c. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
5-7--6-li-G0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14

ANN ARBOR - The Negro
student movement. by rousing
action symbolized in a fight Tor
"hamburgers and cokes,' has
given the American campus a
social reason for existence, a
prominent Negro Spokesman de.
clared at The University oil
Michigan Thursday april 28).
Bsysrd Russin, assistant TO
Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr..
gave the keynote address at the
Students for Democratic Society
Conference for Human Rights in
the North. held at the v OF N
Sunday MAY u.
There have been no great So
cial upheayels, no rallies on
national or international issues
but 1t is precisely because Ne
gro students in the South have
stirred action. that they have
already made a fantastic contri'
button 10 the American campus,
he declared.
The Negro. always a problem
TO the U.S., Rvs.in said, was able
TO rouse social action because
when one segment ofihe human
community moves, il moves 9TH
ers."
From the start. American dem
ocrscy stalled itself because mo
one knew what TO do about the
Negro" he declared.
when Benjamin Franklin got
up TO count the number OF
Negro and gave certain mum
Der of white people the right
TO vote" Rustin said, "unwork-
able Qualities emerged.
The thing wasn't right ne
said Through it's called the
greatest constitution, il grew
wrong. leading TO a duality OF
psychologists. social systems, and
economies which created a civil
var"
When counter Nrcvolutionaries
.e.entcrcd the South in 1876,
national turmoil was created
which has existed since ~ be-
auSe no one could decide what
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14


CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERl
oRDsR or PUBLICATION
Nc 596-o6a
WILLIAM HENRI. SAITH. Plaintiff
rs OLA SMITH, Defendant.
At session OF said Court held in
the CitN-County Building. In the City
OF Detroit, County al Wayne and
State of Michigan, on the 2lSt day
of March. 1860 n ID.
PRESENT. HONORABLE EDWARD
;. PIGGINS, Circuit Judge.
IL appearing that the dGfendanl IS
not q resident OF this state. but re.
sides n the CITY OF Union Town anc
the State OF Alabama;
1T II FURTHER ORDERED that the
defendant enter his appearance in
tbs cause on OF before three ~
months from the date OF tn, order
or SAID B.ll OF Complaint be taken as
~ confessed:
IT $ FNRTiIEn ORDERED mat
co'N OF this order h. sent bN register.
cd mail to said dcfcndan. al Route
Box -. Tn on ioNr. Alabama. his
last known address. and ID NOT ne.
csiNcd -onaiis b sad defendant
az least twcrty-ciO d., before the
time prrscr bed FOR appearances that
law.
EDWARD ;. PIGGlNS
.rr,.. oo Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ BRANICIN. Clerk
by ii. l. Schuman. Deputy clerk
40 5.l4o0
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"Hamburgers, (okes
New Campus Theme

10 do about the Negro, Rus'in
said.
The May 1854 Supreme Court
decision was the first statement
in principle that the Negro Is
equal and the segregation Is mol
equal Justice. he added. When
that decision came. u also be.
came clear that II there woo'o
be Justice. II would not be from
the envneistions Of courts. oo'
from the efforts Of organized ne
oroes and their white allies fnsi
law be made TO work."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14
New SIS. Office Hours

Beginning Monday. May 9. the
five Detroit Social Security Of
fices will be open from $3.50 am.
TO 4;30 pm, Mondays through
Fridays. The Downtown Office
recently moved to its new To-
cation al Room 702. Griswold
Building. 1914 Griswold Street.
The other Social Security Offices
are located at:
Detroit-East - 1928 Harper
Avenue
Observation-Disclosures 1920
Grand River Avenue
Dctroit-North Highland Park
--l6400 Woodward Avenue
Detroit-West Cd BORN -
l4430 Michigan Avenue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14
Fourteen Year Old Minister
Delivers Stirring Sermon

In special program presented
by the Sunday School Depart
ment of Third Baptist Church,
Rev Harold X Lester. one of
the Sons of Calvary Baptist
Church was dynamic in his ser
mon last Sunday in the 1870
PM Worship service.
His Sermon Text was taken
from the Book of Acts OF the
Apostles SO Then Peter said.
Silver ard gold hive ! none;
but such as have give ] thee:
In the name of Jesus Christ of
Nazareth rise up and walk Mrs
Bertha L. Marion is general Sun
day School Superintendent Rev.
5 J Williams. Pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14
Church and Social Nc,Us

Greater st. Stephen Baptist.
Rev. l.. Juan Burt. and Calvary
Baptist. Rev r. j. Cunningham.
and New Mt. Vernon Baptist
Church; Rev. II. l.. Davis and
New Mt Moriah; Rev. J. 4. King.
and Gospel Temple. Rev c. b.
Heath and New Prospect; Rev.
r. A. Adkins. Mt. Sinia Baptist,
Philadelphia, Pa; and Rev. r. w.
Wright and Mt Zion Henry Cook
was General Chairman. Darnella
Hall. Program Chairman. and
Anna Irvan. Banquet Chairman,
COMMUNICATION PROGRAM
for Mrs. Mary Mcleod Bethune,
founder of National Council Of
Negro Women at Detroit's His
torical Museum. Sunday. May
18th. 4 Pm Mrs. Mary Morris
is Chairman. Atty. James b.
Simmons. Mayor of Toledo,
Ohio will be guest speaker.
Little Rock Baptist Church
The Deacon and Trustee Board
Of Little Rock Baptist Church
presented Mrs. Edna Freeman.
Soprano in Musical. acconpa-
ried by Mrs. Anne Fardeman,
Sunday. May LIST. $50 PM in
the main auditorium CT the
located 1888 Mack. Guest
Artists included Mr. Clarence j
Allen. Baritone. Mr. Samuel r
Hendricks, Tenor, Mrs Eleanor
Martin. Dramatic Reader russell
Street Baptist Male Ensemble.
Mrs Bertha Hadley. was Mis-
Iress of Ceremonies. Mr. Joshua
Kettles. General Chairman. Rev
Will Thornton. Acting Pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14

32nd Annual Meeting Sunday
School end B.T.u. Congress
The Michigan District Sunday
School and Baptist Training I'm
ion Congress Auxiliary of the
Michigan District Association
held its annual meeting with the
Aijalon Baptist Church recently
The Pref Convention Program Of
Music and Fashions was unique
and beautiful. The Congress
Theme: Our Baptist Witness in
an Emerging Age of Freedom,
with 1860 emphasis on "Educa
ton" The session closed with
an indoor picnic of games for
the youth.
Rev. N. n. Howard Of Greater
81. Stephens was elected Presi-
dent. Mr.. r. Wise. Isl Vice Of
Central Baptist. Miss creoIs Lee.
End Vice Of AiisIon. Mrs. Faye
Bruce. Director. Of olivet Bsp-
fist, and Mrs. Esrnesfine Robin
son. Dean, OF Miles Fellowship
Baptist Church.
5tth Ordination and Gath
Anniversary
Honoring DR. James Sullivan
Williams, Sr.. DID. Pastor. New
Mt Zion Missionary Baptist
Church took place during the
month of April at the church To-
Gated 5000 Chene Street. Minis
tiers and Congregations partici-
pating in the services includes
Rev A. VI. Martin and New Light
Baptist. Rev Vim. Bishop and
Central Baptist, Rev VI. B Ter
rell and Tried Stone Baptist.
Rev Charles w Poole. pastor
Mt Sinia Baptist. Inkstcr: Rev.
II + Eddington and New Grace
Baptist, Rev VI b Jones and
Good Hope Baptist: Rev f
Rhodes. and Leland Baptist
Church Rev \ 7 Howard and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14

NEW ORLEANS, La. - Rep.
Edwin +. Willis Of Louisiana
heads Congressional subcom-
mittee which will quiz support
CT Southern sit-in demonstrators
at hearings in San Franciso.
The Dixiecrat congressman is
a member of the House Com.
mittee on Un-Amcrican Activi-
ties. which has summoned 40
persons TO appear before the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14
ORDER oE PlIei,eAr,oN

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
or answer In the above entitled cause
WASHINGTON BRITTON. Plaintiff
VS.. FUNICE BRITTON, Defendant
~ session of said cour. held in
The County Courthouse i'm the ciS
OF Detroit, Wayne Count. Michigan
'lis iOth day Of March 1850 s d.,
PkESENT HONORABLE: JOSEPH a
- Ivan. Circuit Judge
In this cause 1t appearing from ~
iluaNit attached that the defendant
EINlCE BRITTON Is not a resident
~ or dom.ciled i'm the city Of Detroit
reside ~ sol Rhodgcs Avenue. Chr
Natnc County. Michigan bat That she
cago, Illinois.
On motion of Ralph " Miller atof
ueN Tor the plaintiff WASHINGTON
bkilION TT IS ORDERED that the
uefendant EUNICE BRITTON appeal
On or before three months from the
uate hereof or that SAID bill ma, be
taken az confessed
~ is FURTHER ORDERED that
eop' OF this order shall be sent BY
.sistered mail 10 the defendants last
nnoNn address COLI Rhodes Ave, Chi
caRo, Illinois. and I'm case no return
Icceipt signed by the defendant IS
neSSiNcd that this order shall be duly
published as required by law
JOSEPH A. SULLIVAN
r,, Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN. Clerk
"S II. l.. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
4.g--5.lid
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ATTY. Jesse E. Williams
1908 Broadway. Suite 106.707
SIAIE OF MICHIGAN I'm the CIR.
GUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CIlANCERY.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR.
CUT COURT for the COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
No. S9C-64l
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
WILLIAM McCALlBB. Plaintiff ~
PERl.IE McCALIBB. Defendant
~ session of said court. held in
the Ciiy-CountN Building i'm the Citv
OF Detroit, County of Wayne ana
State OF Michigan, on the 5th dav ~
April, AID, 1860 Wy "
PRESENT: HONORABLE JouN At
WISE. Circuit Judge. W.
~ appearing that the defendant 10
not resident OF this state b,,t re.
SIDES IN the City OF Indianolla ana
State OF Mississippi. anu
~ II ORDERED that the defepdan,
cnicr hci appearance In this cs,,','
on or before three 90 months cror,
tne GATE OF this order or said mn
w complaint will be taken AS con-
III Is FURTHER ORDERED ,hs, .
COPY OF this order be scnt h. go
m so mai TO said defendant a, To-
$50, inuianolia. Mississippi. her Ia,
nnoWn address, and n not rccc,~nH
peIsonaiiy by said defendant a. i"ss,
e~cn'y 'Zol days before tho H.
p,s,cIiDcu TOT appearance. that th.e
law. 'equiicu by
JOHN NJ. WISE
A TRUE COPY Circuit Judge
a. cDSAh N BRANiCIN CLERK
- oehumen, Deputy Clerk
5-lf-6-l8-6o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-14

STATE or MICHIGAN in the CIR
MI COURT Tor the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
No. 595.os7
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
:9,sU3OISHERS DAVIS. Plaintiff. "
'Ef FEHSON DAVIS. Defendant
~ session of said court held "
NY nv county Courthouse In the city OF
is,t'o-t WAYNE County Michigan ihh
''sm Jay of March. 1860 a D..
81, r,L,SENI HONORABLE. JOSEPH A.
'ILLivAN, Circuit Judge.
=" this Cause II appearing from az
t Erenr attached that the Deicndah.
JEFFERSON DAVIS Is not a resident
81 or d0miciled in the civ of Detroit,
WaSne County. Michigan but that he
cago. Illinois.
vi motion of Ralph w. Miller aitoI.
i"i the plaintiff SOU1CHths
eo ras II, Ut ~ ORDERED that the dc
'o'uant JEFFERSON DAVIS appear
80. answer IN the above entitled cause
- OF before three ~ months rom
s'e uatc hereof or that said bill may
&c taken as confessed.
a., II FURTHER ORDERED hcfeg
,'a. a copy OF this order shall os
81 Dy registered mail to the os
o11muants last known address, 93s a.
$50 street. Chicago, Illinois ana
49, 49, no return receipt signed b' ~ W,
u,eInnu'nt Is received that this oio,t,
~, sn'ii Nc duly published as reqnli''
JOSEPH a. SuLLlNe"
a TRUE COPY
nD1Ak VI. BRANIGIN, Clerk
ny w. l.. Schuman. Dcpui, Clsma
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Attorney. Ralph W. Miller


STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERN.
EDGAR HARRIS, Plaintiff VS. ANN
lie MAE HARRIS. Defendant.
No. s96-750
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al a session OF said Court held in
I'm. County Courthouse In tho City
of Detroit. Wayne County. Michigan
this 9Th day oil April 1860, AID.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOHN NJ.
WISE. Circuit Judge
In this cause II appearing from at.
fidavit attached that the defendant
Annie Mae Harris Is not resident Of
OF domicilcd in the CT, OF Detroit,
WaNnc County. Michigan but that
she resides at 9l5 South Broad Street.
Rome Georgia;
ON motion OF Ralph W. Miller, at
torney for the plaintiff Edgar Harris,
TT Is ORDERED that the defendant
Annie Mae Harris appear or answer
In the above cause on or before
three 81 months from the date here.
of or that said bill may be taken as
confessed.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy of this order shall be sent by
registered mail TO the defendant
last known address 9l5 South Broad
Street, Rome, Georgia and In case no
return receipt signed by the dcfen-
dant Is received that this order shall
be duly published as required by law.
JOHN NJ. WISE,
Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN. Clerk
BY III. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
J.l4- o. la.G0
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CLASSiFIEDS

RUMMACE SALE
GIRL SCOUT Saturday, May 81,
Legion Hall. 209l6 Mack at
Hampton 900.
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Aitys. Roxborouuh & Roxhoroygh
lana nrnaA.saN
ORDER EoR AP'PEARAhcs

ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
LARH ELLEN ShiiIt. Pla.nt4if vs..
EMORY SMITH, Defendant.
At a session OF SAID court held at
the Court House in the City OF De-
trOt, In said County, on the 2Blh
day OF April. A. d., 1900.
PRESENT EONOkA5LE JOS. A.
MOUNTAIN, Jk.. Circuit Judge
In this cause, 1t appearing to the
court by affidavit hereto attached,
mat chancery summons for the APP
pcarancc OF the defendant has been
ISSUED out and under the sea- OF tins
court, and that the same could not
be served on the defendant on or be-
forc 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
chanccry summons has been returned
with the certificate thereon endorsed.
showing that after diligcnt search
and inquiry. said defendant could not
be served at his last known address.
Joo S6oodwin Street, Detroit, Michi-
gan, on or before the return day
thereof:
On motion OF Roxborough and Rox.
borough, ATTORNEYS Tor the Plaintiff.
II II oNDEh1B that the defendant.
Emory smith. cause his appearance
10 be 'riersd in this cause, within
thrtc months form the date of this
yrder, and IN case Of his appearance.
nc cause his answer to the plaintiff's
nil OF complaint to be filed, and a
copy thereof to be served on q @
attorneys for the plaintiff, within 20
GAYS after service upon him OF a
copy OF said bill. and notice. of this
order, and that in default thcroor
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that -
tiue copy this order be published
IN any newspaper published and cir
'uiatindg IN the County OF Wayne
and served. according TO law.
JOS. A. MOUNTAIN. JR.
r,tr, ~o Circuit Judge
.DGAR NJ BRANIGIN, Clerk
BY II, l.. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
5-7-6-11-60
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sst,,V0 Modest oo~n payment
Balance like rent on land con-
tracts. Call owner Liberty 9-3467
Course. TIE. 1-46i7.
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ATTEND
CHURCH
SUNDAY

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MAY a. 1860
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Atty. Ralph w. Miller

SINTE OF MICHIGAN In the CIR
tCil COURT for the COUNTY Of
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
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AttY. Jesse E. Williams

1908 Broadway. Suiie zOe2o7
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR
UT COURT for the COUNTY OF
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Any ,,,,d ss n. ". Miller

STATt. 80. ~ 4uinute IN
-, -, NIE or MICHIGAN In the Clk
s,'e'i COURT Tor the COUNTY Or
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

40 JsAA, 80 ASC-Sr.essIs : SAsa
ARE fine. Don't pay any
attention to what people say.
= = =
DEAR ABBY: A. couple Of
yeas ago ! fell in with the
wrong crowd. They were
very wild and had bad repu-
tations. After I realized
what kind Of girls I was in
volved with: / stopped going
with them. Then ] tried to
make new friends and found
out nice girls didn't want
anything to do with me.
That was over q year ago
and they still won't accept
me. What can I do to get
my name on the bad girl"
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husband and try to get this
man free? Our daughter says
If she can't have him she'll
never look at another man.
MRS. NO NAME.
DEAR MRS: This "very
polite" man who dresses
nice" and is too high prin-
cipIed to borrow money Is
a nO-gOOd bum! Tell her to
get out Of this married mans
life, and tell him to stay
away from your daughter.
And by all means, tell your
husband. He probably won't
break the mans neck; maybe
he'll just wiring it.
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DEAR ABBY: Here is my