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Arizona tribune., 1960-09-02
CAVEL
NOTEBOOK

MEDALLIONS will hold an an
niversary party. Saturday night,
Sept. 3 at the home of Mrs. .Glor-
ia Evans. 1889 E. Atlanta.
Frontiers of America, Mari
copa County Chapter, will open
its fall calendar with a luncheon
meeting at Caravan Inn East,
1923 Van Buren,, Friday, Sep
tember 9.
Lee Alderman, Democratic
candidate for governor will be
the guest speaker.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-02
TWELVE RULES FOR
RAISING DELINQUENT
CHILDREN
CHILDREN

0E\14N Will 1111d11Cy W
give the child everything
he wants. In this way he
will grow up to believe the
world owes him a living.
. WHEN he picks up bad
words, laugh at him. This
will make him think he's
cute. It will also encour-
age him to pick up "cuter"
phrases that will blow off
the top Of your head later.
. NEVER give him any
spiritual training G. Wait
until he is 81 and then let
him decide for himself"
. AVOID use of the word
wrong" It may develop a
guilt complex. This will
condition him to believe
later, when he is arrested
for stealing a car, that So
ciety is against him and he
is being prosecuted.
PICK UP everything
he leaves lying around
books, shoes and clothes.
Do everything for him so
that he will be experienced
in throwing all responsible
ity on others.
. LET HIM read any
printed matter he can get
his hands on. Be careful
that the silverware and
drinking glasses are Steril-
lied, but let his mind feast
on garbage.
. QUARREL frequently
in the pres ence of your
children. In this way they
will not be too shocked
when the home is broken
up later.
. GIVE a child all the
spending money he wants.
Never let him earn his own.
Why should he have things
as tough as you had them?
. SATISFY his every
craving for food, drink and
comfort. See tn at every
sensual desire is gratified.
Denial may lead to harm
full Illustration.
. TAKE his part against
neighbors, teachers, police
men. They are all pref
udiced against your child.
WHEN he gets into
real trouble, apologize for
yourself by saying, "I
never could do anything
for him"
. PREPARE for a life of
grief. You will be likely to
have it.
Arizona tribune., 1960-09-02
Discussing Arizona Low
RIGHT TO BE PROPERLY Y ARRESTED

RIGHT TO BE PROPERLY ARRESTED
U. Constitution that the people right
be in their persons houses papers, and effects
gainSt unreasonable seizures and searches"
rule officer have which Judge issues
probable supported by oath affirmation pacuy
describing the place and the and things
to be seized"
Without warrant, officer may also make reaSonable
ch seizure and arrest during actual
rest faxed petex for unlawful search
make also the spot he has good to think
that someone is committing crime in his TeSence.
will hear evidence unlawfuly obtained
to convict under the reasoning of estate Fry and
remains of the majority states holding this rule However
in the State of California Supreme Court decision has
banned such evidence in state courts Federal courts have
banned it long ago.
The dealt with officers sought stolen
liquor but found soplight with carload of stolen
radios They had arrested and the courts had later convicted
the driver though they had warrant probable
for his arrest
The constitution adopted in and aims the high
handed eaSy aeSt by the officers of such
VIII Said the Court decison 81" is better that
the guilty sometimes Free than that citizens be subject
easy arrest"
(This esoi column issued public under
of the Soe Bar of nd inform
odvise)
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11
YOUTH NOTES
Possible State Wide
Youth Meet Discussed
by John Z. Jones
Times Staff Wrifer)

Purpose of the meeting was
to discuss methods of training
and procedure in youth work
in the various dioceses and
to exchange program ideas
and material, according to
Father Richard Dodd, Dioce-
san Youth Director.
The group expressed an in
terest in adapting the Column
bus Diocesan Council of Cath
Ollie Youth Safety Week pro-
gram to other Ohio Councils
Of Youth.
JAMES HoLLERN, Execu-
tive Secretary of the Ohio
Catholic Welfare Conference,
urged for a stronger unity
among the youth councils in
the state and said his office
provided an excellent oppor-
tunity for unity under the d.
rection of the Six Ordinaries
in the State of Ohio"
IN OTHER ACTION plans
were begun for the Ohio Re-
gional Council of Catholic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11

Youth basketball tournament
which will be held March 25-
26 in Cincinnati.
John Ebert, administrative
assistant to Toledo youth di-
rector Msgr. Jerome Schmidt,
and board member of the
NCWC youth department, dis
cussed the organization of the
National Conference Of Cath
olics in Youth Serving Agen-
cies and its convention Nov.
1923, at the Fountainbleau
Hotel in Miami.
Thirty-three representatives
who attended the meeting
agreed such meetings should
be held at least semi-annually.
Youth directors attending
the day-long session, hosted by
FIR. Dodd, included Msgr. Earl
Whalen, Archdiocese of Gin
cinnati; Father Walter Haul
ser, assistant director of youth,
Archdiocese Of Cincinnati;
Msgr. Thomas Corrigan of
Cleveland; and Father Will
lam Schwartz, Dayton.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11
DEAR DORIS =.
Character Building.
Marriage ASSET
DEAR DORIS

Develop moral and spiritual
strength through school and
extracurricular activities. You
can learn perseverance and
how to discipline your emo
tions by sticking TO unpleas-
ant and difficult school tasks;
by participation in sports.
Use your social life wisely.
Be prudent in your choice of
companions. Become acquaint-
ed with many Catholic girls.
Discover what you like and
dislike-in their personalities,
READ. THERE ARE tx.
cELLENT books and pamph-
lets on marriage preparation.
Your teacher and your pastor
will be able to recommend
many. Try to set aside a few
minutes each day for spiritual
reading too.
Ask your pastor about The
Pre- Cana Conferences offered
in the diocese. These are truly
excellent courses offered to
all contemplating marriage.
AND LAST BUT NOT
LEAST, go to the sacramentS
regularly - and pray. And
when you pray, Joseph, ask
your name saint to guide you.
Certainly st. Joseph knows
what it takes to be a good
husband.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11
YOUTH NOTES

Possibility of a state
wide Catholic youth con-
vention was discussed Sat-
urday by Ohio youth di-
rectors and youth leaders
at Diocesan CYC headquar-
tiers.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11
Dear Doris.

Dear Doris:
I'm . high school SEN
Tor. Do you think Catholic
High Schools give sUffici.
emf instruction on mar
rage to seniors who may
not 60 on TO college?
Joseph
Many Catholic high schools
give excellent courses in mar
riage. But, courses alone,
whether on the high school or
college level aren't suffi-
cient preparation for mar
riage.
THE FELLOWS who go to
college will find religion, phil
osophy, sociology and other
subjects helpful for family
living. But a SOUND prepafa-
ton for marriage does not de-
pend on a college education.
Among other things, it de-
ponds on how we'll you use
the opportunities afforded you
right now - in high school
and out - for intellectual and
spiritual growth.
Begin at home. The example
of your home is priceless. 1t
also offers a productive train
ing ground in the practical
skills necessary. Take part in
family affairs. Help with home
repairs.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11
DINING OUT?
May We Recommend These:-

AMERICAN RESTAURANT
Steaks, Chops, Chicken, Beer,
Wine, Legal Bev. CA. 40464.
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11

How can you fail TO make
fhe kale7 Get your money in
seads by using want ads.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11
CYC Men,
Women Athletic
Heads Meet

All coaches Of the CYC Jr.
Girls Basketball teams and
the parish representatives to
the CYC Mems Recreation AS
ISOLATION will meet Thursday
at 3 pm. at Catholic Youth
headquarters, 1899 Hawthorne
Ave.
IT is important that all par
ish coaches attend this meet
ing, according TO Mrs. John
DeMastry, CYC Women's Re.
creation Director.
Girls basketball season is
scheduled to begin play Sat
urday, Jan. ID. Last year more
than 300 girls from Ia par
ishes participated in the pro-
gram.
CYC Women's Recreation
Association sponsored a vol
leyball clinic recently at Hart
ley High School which attract
ed $50 girls from twelve par
iShes.
The mems meet will be the
regular quarterly meeting of
the association, it was an
nounced by James Reiser,
CYC Mems Recreation Direc-
tor.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11
CYC Yearbook
Now On Sale

A limited number of copies
of the CYC yearbook, Profile
of Youth" are now available
at the Catholic Youth Council,
1899 Hawthorne Ave.
Orders of ten yearbooks or
more may be made by calling
the CYC office, CT. 3-8601.
Others must be purchased at
the CYC office in person.
The price of the 47-page
annual, containing pictures
of the parish executive boards
and telling the story of the
CYC, is $1.00. For mail or
ders please enclose Is cents
to handle mailing cost for
each book.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11
HOnors All Providence

Stephen r. Herald, Aqvinas High School graduate,
is one of the 81 selected freshmen throughout the
country TO participate in the Providence College 1850
Arts Honors Program. Herald, son ct Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert NJ. Herald, Columbus, is among the 73o fresh.
men enrolled at the Dominican College in Providence,
RI. The Arts Honors Program, inaugUrated in 1857,
is designed for students of proven scholastic excellence.
The program affords such students the opportunity TO
explore certain basic branches of knowledge with a
fhcroushness and intensity that are not generally pos
sibIe in the average college course. Herald is pictur-
ed above with Father Edward 3. HaIfon o.P, Dean
of Freshmen. r.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11

Greg cvsaek, tabove)
was elected national pres
idenf of the Young Chris
fisn Students, during the
national study week, held
at St. Joseph's College,
coIIegeville, Ind. From
Assumption High School,
Davenport, la, young Gu"
sack will lead the organi-
zation which has $500
students as members in
SO states and the Bahama
Islands.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11

the VICTORY.
DON covIETZ paced Holy
Family's attack with "a points
while Don Lee hit the nets for
10.
Scoring honors went to st.
Mary's Pat Maloney who found
the range for IL baskets and
five free throws for q points.
COACH PAT MANNloN'S
debut at Chillicothe Central
Catholic was marred when his
Panther squad was nosed out
by Coalition, 50-46.
The Partners led at the end
of the first and second quar-
tiers but lost the lead in the
third period when they were
outscored, 1912. Coalition wrap
ped it up in the final period
with eight points. The Panth-
ers could manage only five in
the payoff frame.
Coach Ed Food lost four
starters from last years st.
Mary team which recorded an
$40 record. Five lettermen-
Pat Maloney, Dennis Griffin,
Tom O'Connell, Ray O'Con-
nell and Tom Roach form the
nucleus of this seasons team.
Roach and Ray O'Connell won
reserve letters last year.
OTHERS SEEING varsity
action this season are Phil
Ward, Dave Rothwell, Don
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11

Dear Doris:
When q girl is invited
to attend a formal dance
at q college out Of town
is II necessary to have a
chaperone? If so, must
she company you at all
times?
Rosemary
How closely you are chaper-
oned depends on your par
ents. Whether you have a
travelling companion depends
on the arrangements your par
ents and escort have made.
USUALLY THE COLLEGE
or Newman Club makes hous-
ing arrangements for the girls
who come from a distance and
who are spending the night
or weekend.
Visitors are housed in
dormitories with house moth
ers as chaperones or in pri-
vate homes approved by the
college. In either place the
guest is expected to abide by
the rules and return by a
specified time.
AT THE DANCE, faculty
members and parents assist
as dance chaperones.
Whether or not you take a
chaperone with you depends
on your parents and the free
dom they allow you. I'm sure,
Rosemary, if you have been
invited to a college formal
your date will explain all the
arrangements to you, and to
your parents for their APP
proyal.
Doris Revere Peters answers
letters through her column,
not by mail. Please do not
ask for a personal reply.
Young readers are invited TO
write TO her in care of The
Catholic Times, Box 636, Co.
ivmbus Is, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11
Holy Family Wins
In Cage Opener

Holy Family launched its 1960-61 basketball
campaign on a sweet note as the Red Raiders downed
Delaware st. Mary, 70-55.
The Raiders overwhelmed the Irish In the first
quarter with a 25-point outburst and coasted in with
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11
CYC FOOTBALL

Lightweight All-Stars VS.. st. Agnes
at st. Agnes.
st. Leo at Our Lady of Perpetual
Help.
SCORES
Immaculate Conception 20, st.
Andrew O.
Corpus Christi mo. y 26, st. Mary
Magdalene 0.
st. John, Evangelist 7, st. Ladislas
O.
st. Augustine 40, Sacred Heart o.
st. Catharine 10, Christ the King 0.
st. Agatha z, st. Thomas 6.
Corpus Christi 0, st. Peter o..
st. Leo %, Lady of Perpetual Help
z.
Our Lady of Peace Is, Light-heavy-
weight Au-Stars z.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11
SUNDAY SCHEDULE

(Al GAMES ARE AT z Pm.
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)
St. Michael VS.. St. Thomas at
MILESTONE.
st. Agatha hosts st. Catharine.
Christ the King VS.. Sacred Heart
at Gowdy.
Lancaster st. Mary hosts st. John,
Evangelist.
st. Ladislas VS.. st. Mary Magda-
Iene at Southview.
St. Andrew at Corpus Christi
mo. u.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-11-11

Wolf and Vic Vining. Squad
members also include: Tom
Keys, Pat Foster, Dick Young,
Mike Mcnamara, Pat CASH
man, Jim Wolf, Steve O'Kel-
ley, Jim Lloyd, Glen Scalise,
Joe Van Dycke and Mike
Linville.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-01-08
IJANUARY--JANUARIUS

gift for SISTER JANUARIUS In AngamaIyf
TER CHOICE than her ~novitiate tuition-S15O q
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-01-08
NO ROOF. NO DOORS. NO WINDOWS

The church in MARA AT DAHRE in LEBANON
ONLY THE FOUR WALLS. The 1900 parishioners
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-01-08
I A FOR SALE g.

GLADYS ALBERY REALTY
Try Our Service for Your Needs
1928 GeorgesvIlle Rd. TR $1,000
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-01-08

SOUL. THEY CAN BE SAID FOR A DECEASED
OR FRIEND OR LEI I SUSPENSE FOR
WRITE FOR DETAIL
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-01-08

R WALLS. Thu 100 parishioners have
scrimped and saved to get this far. Your
generous gift will BUY A DOOR OR A
WINDOW. YOUR OVERLOOKING GIFT
will put a roof ON this House of God. THE
WALLS ARE WAITING. $4,000 will finish
this House of God. GREGORIAN MASSES
ARE THE THIRTY MASSES OFFERED
FOR THE REPOSE OF AN INDIVIDUAL
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-01-08

COLUMBUS HEARING AID
CENTER. We Repair All Makes
of Hearing Aids. 10 r. Town.
Overnight Service. CA. 4-7444.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-01-08
MASS AM MEMBERSHIP

YOUR FAMILY WILL BE PLEASED
when you tell them Sunday, Jan. 10th, the
FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY. that you
have had a MASS OFFERED FOR THEM
and have enrolled them as members of the
NEAR EAST MISSIONS. Perpetual Family
Membership 500, Annual Family Member
shin e. Individual annual Membership is 81.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-01-08
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

Aluminium roll and stationary
awnings, aluminium storm
doors and windows. Low
prices, free estimates. Smith
metal Weatherstrip Co. BIZ.
4-0763.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-01-08
HOME FOR AGED AND
INVALIDS
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24-hr. nursing service. Priv. and
semi-private rms. avail. Ambula-
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Owners licensed practical nurs-
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Formerly "Our Lady of Mercy"
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-01-08

Perpetual $40. Deceased persons may be enrolled as members
Your charity is rewarded by a REMEMBRANCE IN THE
MASSES, PRAYERS AND GOOD WORKS of our missionary
priests, brothers and sisters. SEND IN YOUR MEMBERSHIP
DUES AND MASS OFFERING NOW.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-01-08

WHAT BETTER CHOICE than her novi
year for two years? SISTER MARYGOLD
will be grateful for the same. Teclehai-
manat? YES, TECLEHAIMANAT - and
JOHANNES - will MEET THE NEW
YEAR WITH CONFIDENCE at their Col
lege in Rome if they have a pledge of
S100 for each year of their six-year SEM
in--r course. A number of seminarians
almost READY FOR ORDINATION
would welcome the SIS necessary for a
new cassock. STILL ANOTHER WAY to
seminaries Is to be a member of the CHR
prayer-A-Day and A Dollar-A-Month.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
Atty. Oh re- r Perkins
So r. Warren

STATE OF MI HIGAN in tbs CIR.
CUT COURT for the COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CHANCEN.
NO. s97-ao:
Al a session OF said Court. held al
the CitN-County Building IN tac CITY
of Detroit, On this eth day of April
a D., 1860
LILLE BRANCH. Plaintiff, ". MAR
WIN BRANCH, Deferdant.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOS \
MOYNlH.AN. IN, Circuit Judge
In this cause II appearing " affi
dav.t on file that the defendant, Mar
Nn Branch. cannot b. s,r.>d By
process issued out of ths No.ir+ e.
Nc IS not resident OF The STATE OF
u chigan. but resides IN the city OF
Greensboro, County OF Ga.lord ana
state of North Carolina. and RESIDE
at Route No Boa 500, Greensboro,
North Carolina.
o. MOTION or CHARLES X. PER
klNS. Attorney for the plaintiff, lii.
lie Branch. IT is ORDERED thai the
defendant. Mars.n Branch. appear
ana answer The Bil OF Complaint IN
this cause within three ~ months
from the date OF this OrdCl. OF that
said Bill viii bc ken ~ confessed
and mat this order be published ac
cord .ng 10 the law and a copy thereo
be served upon the defendant by
registered mail a. required BY Law.
JOS A. MOYNlIIAN. JR.
Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ BRANICIN. Clerk
BY G. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
5-7--G.ll-G0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
Btu. and SUNDAY SCHOOL
ANNUAL SESSION
CLOSED JUNE 5th.

The 4lst Annual Session of
the Wolverine state Sunday
School and Baptist Training I'm
ior Congress closed with the
A dult Department presenting
Atty, Frank Bcckwith of Ind
annapolis, Indiana, Candidate for
Presidency of the U.S.A. The
Annual Session convened in Dcx-
ter Avenue Baptist Church, Rev.
w r. Haney, Minister and Con
vcntion President
A special feature of the Ses-
sion was contest in which Sc
,eraI cf the ladies' we're il :
stiff competition for the Miss
Sunday School and Blu. title
Of 1860 When the final tally
for funds were taken. Mrs. Ber-
'hs L. Marion. Of Third Baptist
Church, located on East Ferry,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
LEGAL NOTICES
ATTY. Charles r. Perkins
527 E. W-rren

STATE or MlC .lIGAN IN the CIR
CUT COURT Tor the COUNTY or
MAIN. IN CHANCEi.
LACl JACKSON. Plaintiff - EDDIE
Il. JAI hsON, Defendant,
NO. 59s-js4
AT scsSlO. "a s~.C Soufl. hciu d,
lie 1dy-,oan.y Dd.4u-ng al tnt cay
vi DN.rOlt vl tnr ON day oi Junv
risl.sENr: HONORABLE THEODORE
Il. aOtlN, N4l>H.. JduSC.
IN ln.s causv Al afl- ~aring by ain
davit On ihe thdt the defendant, ed
a.c Is. JacAsOn, cannot ~ served by
iiOscss .ssuSd %. OI .n.s Oouit a.
az - not rcs.u. a GA enc Sta.c Ol
.hlcn- gan Du, ics4o~. al 1ne CitN OF
U.aan., NU"n.y Ca Lous,as ana state
vi .N,Oraana and rCs.ues q. --Ul Maple
..lo,., Onlana to, .>SDrasha.
O.~ mOIIJ4> Or Nn.A..i-.-o X. PIN
hiNS, Attorney IVi .h~ .asnt.ti IL
49, U4,D...,4.D ala, .nc acts nuant I'd
~ J.>NsOn, dppc-i ana answer
the Bill VI O~ins...-... .n.s ,susc
within ,h4,v ~, niyii..is iioni tne uale
OF the Order, " tA.. sd.u "a ON.
paint VIII " tAn.Ii -. confessed aiiJ
,na. th.s N'4u.I ~ fu.J.a4iisu accord
nns ~ Law old ~ots .aef.oi 40
s,iNvu UPON ,ne uvi~naan. ~ icsis
t0I~u m~a as rIq..f,u W law.
l4iLO4IOnA a. BOliN,
~.I.Aas Juus,
a TRUE COPY
.DI.An "a. D.G,NIGIN, Clerk
~ Z. DaAasn.f, Dopd.y Ci,fk
O-Il- t-lu.oi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
NO. s97-s32
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

At a scss. on Of SAID cour. held in
the County Courthouse IN the city OF
DetTJ.t. wayne Odnt> Michigan tniS
18th d.A Oi ray. lyJJ X. ID
PRESLNr nONORABLE THOMAS
}. MUkPnI, Circuit Judge.
Ia tbs cause tAc pct.uon for an
order of PuDncatson came ON L. be
he.ri from when IT appear mat
after due and d.igent search and IN
oar. among ihI trend ana ac4d.in.
taac,s OF the defendant that mel
Mis- rcabouts cannDi %, asccrtained.
and because thl defendant cannO1 D.
found at mel last knoMn addres 9ool
Dt,ma st CltN OF D,tro.. Michigan.
or becaLSc tnn the deiendan, Is
uCiibJr.,c h4d.na tAerein L. AVOID
sdcn service and r-flS,. It. b. served
On mOt.Oa OF Ralph ". M.i!tf, AT
sornty for the pla.nt-ti If IL ORDER
I'D tat nc defendant Eliza Mac al.
ley appear OF answer Tie Dill OF
complaint filed in SAID cause on or
b.. fore three noah IRON the dAtI
nCreot or that sAiO OIL niaS DC tax, u
a. confessed
II Is further ordered hereby that
copy of TINS Olu~l Snail Dc - NJ DN
registered man 20 thc defendant "a;
h,i last known audrc,. sos. Dcimai
81 Detroit. MiCnlgan and IN case no
return receipt signed b, tho dcfcn
dant Is received ti.-t .hls or~.. sna4i
~ duly puDlisnt a. required DN law,
IHOMAS j. MLKPnI
Circuit Judge
y True COPY
EDGAR VI BkANlGlN Cl1rk
ny 4. Ganasn~r, Depaty Cork
5--l--ok5-Gt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18

80 S-,'e'i IN
STATE Va Das~4..~...~ an the Wv
~Oii SOCDI iOi .ne SOONti W
VAIN aaN ~n.,.NObI.
GLOl.GiA LEULA DIXON, Piaih'ir
Va o.-..D.,ON DiAJ.S, ~, tenudnl'
~. 3ys-e4<
AT a scss.oh vi Sad Cour., heiu ~
the Isty-SOdhty Du.u.is ns al. w
OF DStrO.t GA tne .1n udy OF 1""''
Al, lSsU.
rnEsEsVr: HONORABLE THEoDOhI
AZ. DOuN, Circuit Juugc. "a
IN tnis cause AZ Appearing pS o."
ddNit on fac that the dcicnudh', %
DfOn DiAOn, cannot Dc served ~ f'N
Scss lssuCu Out OF tina OOuft a. ~
not Resident OF the STATE Oh ME-
soh, Dut rcs.ucs an the ely Oh
Angeles, County Of Los Angeles, ~
state Oi Cai.IOInla ana res.uto 81 -
Cast 6Oth Street, Los Angeles D N"''
lorna.
ON MOTION OF CHARLES X. PEM
klNS, Attorney Tor the Pialnuii, -
IL ORDERED that the defendrn'' 80
DrOn Dixon, appear and answer IN
Bili OF Compliant an this cause VIII "a
three o. months from the dV,e
the Order, on that said Ball OF I'm ',d
plant Will be taken as coniesseu "a
that this Order be published aes'' Ne
ing TO law and copy thereon
served upon the defendant Ds VS.
tered mail as required by law ,oflN
THEODORE X. bun
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN. Clerk
~ I. Gallagher, Deputy clerk sg
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rrluay June nth. Choir No. 2
u second baptist Church will
sponsor an AlI-kequest Song
Program. FUNDS will be held to
hep sponsor trip To the pastor,
nev. "A. A. Banks. Jr. and his
wife TO Rio de Janelro. TO the
Baptist World Alliance starting
June 18th.
Sunday, July 10th at 9 PM.
the Slsterhood OF Second Baptist
Church Will present the female
vclces of the church choirs and
membership, in Recital. A
guest Soloist will be featured
from the American Baptist Con
yentIon. Mrs. Leviathla Fuller.
OrganIst- Director and Mrs. Roma
Williams is president of the
Sisterhood.