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Evening star., 1962-01-23

BASSETT Gunsock Walnut plastic top Dresser Bose Chest
Bed or Night Tobles- $500
Price Price
Should Be Now!
BASSETT Vista White Corner Hutch - 1895 1000
Assorted Night Tables ----------------- 1885 lOOO
BASSETT Assorted Beds, Bookcase Panel single ~
double to 699o !UUO
BASSETT Pandora Mahogany Corner Desk 4995 1900
BASSETT Danish Style Walnut Twin Swing 800
BASSETT Walnut Corner Desk 4995 1895
BASSETT Italian Provincial Venetian Mahogany ~
Chest Chest 1889 5SOO
BASSETT Modern Walnut Chest 65OO $500
BASSETT Modern Cherry Double Dresser Base 80
Chest Bookcase Bed-Your Choice 46.OU
Solid Maple Bunk Bed, Complete with ladder and oo
might night tables ~'0 Nl1-S@l' 1895 1895
Seville Whe or Athena Blue 1895 1895
BASSETT French Provincial White Dresser Chest -
or Poster Bed-Your Choice --.------------- 77OO
BASSETT Modern Sapphire Mink Double Dresser oou
& Bookcase Bed ---.------------------- lb99o S9S5
case Bed | WY -.-p1 1895 1896
Dresser Panel Bed g. one night table - 1895 1895
KROEH Verve Walnut Beau Brum1nel 21995 12995
& Chair Back Bed - 2ls95 1895
Panel Bed N -.-- 219s5 1895
BASSETT Modern Arctic White Chest & Bar Bed
with night tables 27995 1888
BASSETT Modern Walnut Vanity, Chest, Corner
Desk bachelor chests & double bed 39995 19995
KROEdLER Saddle Walnut Double Dresser, Desk
& Bookcase Bed d----------------- $3.50 1880
Evening star., 1962-01-23

BASSETT Gunstock Walnut plastic top Buffet Hutch Top
Table or Chairs ---------------------eo. $500
Price Price
Should Be Now!
Assorted Side and Arm Chairs ----------- 1895 500
Assorted Tubular Steel Dnee Chairs 995 to 1895 500
Assorted Buffes Tables and Hutches, Your choice.
Walnut Lined Oak Montego Mahogany 995 to 9995 $500
Tubular Steel Bronzestone Plastic Top Table and
KROEHLER Walnut Table ------- 1895 $500
KROEHLER Walnut Dina Wall Unit 1895 1895
KROEHLER Walnut Hutch -------------- 1895 1000
KROEHLER Saddle Walnut Round Table 1895 $500
Solid Maple, Round Drop Leaf Harvest Table,
4 Chairs or Deacon Benches Your Choice - $500
Tubular Steel Bronzestone Chrome Plastic Top
Drop Leaf Table and 2 Chairs - 1895
KROEHLER Saddle Walnut Buffet -.--- 1O995 1895
KROEHLER Saddle Walnut Drop Leaf Table 1895 1895
BASSETT Danish Style Walnut Plastic Top Buff
fet, China, Table or 4 Chairs ~ r $500
VIKO Tubular Steel Plastic Top 5pece Dinette
Tubular Steel Bronesone Plastic Top 7-pece
Dinete Set --- ---~---- - --- --r F-- $500
Mahogany Corner China ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1895
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WING ROOM I 4 n ; s I

KRoEHLER Sofa, Nyon and ndFoom--------$69.95
Price Price
Should Be Now!
BASSETT Danish style Occasional Chairs --- 1895
Plastic Swivel Saucer Chair, assorted colors 2495
SAM MOORE Channe-back Chair 1895
KROEHLER Modern wide Chair black FOAM 6996 $500
BERKLINE RelaXer, plastic and fabric ----- 1895
BERKLINE KROEHLER ROWE AND
VALENTINE SEAVER Lounge Chairs 1895 $500
KROEHLER armleSs Davenette plastic FOAM
cushion -------------- ---- 1895 6995
KROEHLER Modern Sofa red NYLON ------- 1895 6995
BASSETT Danish style Sofa, turq, persimmon
or brown FOAM ------------ ------- 1895
VALENTINE-SEAVER Traditional Chair, brown
FOAM ------------------ --- 1895 1895
KROEHLER Traditional Chair, lime, FOAM - 1O995 1895
KROEHLER Traditional Sofa brown, FOAM - 1895 1895
ROWE modern sofa and chair beige, FOAM 1895 1885
KROEHLER armleSs Sofa with End Tables
plum FOAM -------------------- 22995 1895
KROEHLER narrow arm Sleep lounge, toast
lime NYLON fabric, FOAM -------- 1890
KROEHLER 3pc Sectional Sofa brown red = 1895 1895
KROEHLER Sofa and Chair, black FOAM
cushions observation-disclosures 21995 1895
KROEHLER Sofa and Chair turq, FOAM
cushion ----------------- 2e9s5 1895
cushions | ~0o.--~--' ~.0N' 22se5 1895
KROEHLER 5-pc Sectional turq, FOAM -- 266OO 1895
KROEHLER Modern 5-pc Sofa Bed Suite 1895
Evening star., 1962-01-23
BEDDING

Floor Samples-one-ot t-a-kind and discontinued
FAMOUS SIMMONS Mattress or Box Spring
Single or Double bIe------------------------
Price
Should Be Now!
ASSORTED mattresses and box springs
spring, heavy covers single and double size 2495
SIMMONS assorted mattress and box springs
prebult borders heavy covers single and dou-
BILE size ---------- - ---o-------- ca 1895
SIMMONS Sumber King double size, mattress
or box spring floor sample Acknowledgement 1880 ea 3495
SIMMONS Deepsleep, tuftless mattress or box
spring, floor samples $3.50 44S5
SIMMONS-First Quality firm extra firm mat
tress or box spring single size floor samples 1850 1895
ENGLANDER FOAM mattress and box spring set,
single size -- ca. 1895
ractivey Quilted mattress and box spring sets 1895
imported Damask Cover single or double size 1895 1895
Evening star., 1962-01-23

6-HoUR SALE SPECIAL 8O9o Wool, 209o#skNlon foce
5 Decorator Colors s@A
Includes FREE Cushion and Sergng ------Sq Yd. SLIT
6-HOUR SALE PRICE
Bolt remnants Nylons Woos Your choice
and combinations. Values from $150 to $500. SoUO
9x12 Room Size rugs assorted Woos, Nylons cco M
and combinations Many colors. Values from oOo.UU
$4,000 to $4,000 o.
Roll ends, large size rugs. Assorted 12x10,
12x12, 12x14 12X15, etc. Woods, Nylons and 5 S220O
combinations, decorator colors Values from.
$4,000 to $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

and that is packing. ! try to travel
with as little as possible. This brings
me to my next point, which is to
buy things adaptable for many,
rather than just one, occasion.
That is another reason why like
conservative colors such as beige
or black, which will look right
at almost any hour Of the day or
evening and in almest any weather.
This enables me, too, to cut
down on accessories. / have only
black or beige shoes and bags and
wear only white three-quarter-
length gloves. The only excep-
lions are an evening purse and
one pair Of white satin shoes.
The principal contributive fac
tor to the way dress is that / am
fortunate enough to be married TO
a fashiOn-conscious man by the
name Of Mel Ferrer, whom / think
has infallible taste.
1t is tremendously rewarding
for a woman to have husband
who notices. Mel has a real inter.
est in clothes, and we enjoy choos.
ing my things together. l have
become greatly dependent on his
taste and guidance. After all, l
think any woman dresses mostly
for the man in her life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Audrey plans ahead

Ondly, ! am quite tall and Of angu-
lar build. Therefore / don't wear
padded or squared shoulders and
often cheat on my armholes and
collars to give an illusion of narrow
rather than wide shoulders. ! wear
low-heeled shoes to give the impress
sion that I'm smaller than ! am.
Another thing ] have learned,
in order to avoid the cliche, II
don't have a thing to wear" in
spite of a closet full Of clothes,
is to prepare a clothes chart for
the coming season, just as ! do
when handed a script Of a new
movie. I start By sOTiting dO.m all
the things 1 have and then elinai-
mating the ones I feel PUe sOOTn
OTt or OutdGted. Then ! try to
visualize what my needs will be
during the upcOming season. all,
Of course, depending on where l
might be. ! then go about buying
rather purpOsefully just the things
! need to FIJI any gaps, such as a
new suit or a coat or dinner dress.
As rarely have time for shop
ping, have to plan ahead, which
saves me from being tempted by
that one dress ! shall never wear.
Also, ! have a problem which
ispeculiar to my nOmadic existence
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
RALPH BUNCHE COUNCIL
OFFICERS INSTALLED

Mr.. Horace Sheffield, vice
president of TULC, and Co-ordin-
ator of the fifteenth Congression-
al District, will perform the in
stallation ceremonies of the
Ralph Neighborhood Council,
(whose headquarters are in the
Franklin Settlement House locat-
ed on Charlevoix) Tuesday Feb.
18th at 1880 pm.
The 1862 officers are: Mrs.
Matte J. Myers, president,
George Faulk, first vice-pres.; Lee
Cain second vice-pres.; LaBertha
Jeter, recording secretary; Cath
crime Knight, corresponding Sc
cretary, Claudia Forrest, finan-
oial secretary; Jessie Parrish,
treasurer; Miss Beverly Slade,
assistant recorder. Mrs. Beuiah
Baldwin is publicity chairman.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
Detroit SpOtlite

school system was introduced
Thursday in the House.
The resolution. filed by Rep.
Frederick Yates (D-DetroiU and
six other Detroit Democrats,
asked for establishment of five
member House committee 10
function between the 1862 and
1868 legislative sessions.
The resolution said that there
have been complaints that pro-
bationary and substitute teachers
lave been assigned to certain
schools in disproportionate num-
bers. and that rules have been
ignored in setting school boun.
darles and in employing teachers.
Mrs. Geraldine BlcdSoe Ford
was appointed the first Negro
woman L 5. Assistant Attorney
General Mrs Ford. daughter Of
Atty Harold Bledsoe. is mother
OF two beautiful young daughters.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
m Q TIC E S
| L E q A /
A,sv. CHARLES PERKINS
s7Z w. Warren

STATE OF MICHIGAN -
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT fOk InE
cl.ot,NTy ~. OF WAYNE IN CHANCEkf
appIE FELTON,. Plaintiff vs.
Charles FELTON,, Deienuan''
ORDER FOR ApPEAkAnes :.
Al a session OF said Court heiu a'
the City-County Building In inc IVY
OF Detroit, on the lith day Oh Jam
u"ps PRESENT: THE HONORABLE Jo-
sEPH q. RASHID, Circuit judge.
In this cause, II appearing py 81
fidavit on file that the oeienoaha,
chsrles Felton, cannot be served py
nrocess issued out OF this Court as
Ne Il not a resident of the STATE OF
Michigan. but resides at 1888 charles
TER in the City OF Miami. County OF
nsde and state of Florida.
on MOTION OF CHARLES n,
PERKINS Attorney for plaintiff, II
Is ORDERED that the Defendant,
Charles FELTON,, appear ana answer
the Bill of Complaint In THIS cause
within ~ months from the DATE OF
this order. or that said Bill VIII DC
taken as confesser. ana that TINS
order be published according 10
Law and a copy thereof be served up
on the defendant. Charles feiton, py
registered mail as required by law.
IOSFPH q. RASHID, Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGlN, Clerk
]. ID. MARTINA, Deputy CLERK
l-20-2-24-62
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Atty, JuDSoN B. POWELL,
1908 Broadway
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne,
No. SOS.1q7

AT a session OF the Probate Court
for said County Of Wayne, held at
the Probate Court Room In the CITY
Of Detroit, on the Sixteenth day OF
January, in the year one thousand
nine hundred and sixty-two.
PRESENT: FRANK S. SZYMANS.
nj, Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of ES.
TELLE b. RHODES, also known as
ESTELLE RHODES, Deceased.
An instrument i'm writing purport.
ing TO be the last will and testa.
ment OF said deceased having been
delivered into This Court for pro.
bate:
II IS ordered, That the Thirteenth
Gay OF March, next at ten o'clock in
The forenoon at said Court Room be
appointed for proving said instru.
mcnt.
And 1t is further Ordered. That
copy of this order be published
once IN each week for three weeks
consccutfvely previous TO said time
OF hearing In the Detroit Tribune. a
newspaper printed and circulated IN
said County OF WAYNE.
FRANK S. SzYMANSF1 Judge OF
do hereby certify that I have
compared the foregoing copy with the
original record thereof and have
tound The same 10 be a correct tran.
SCRIPT of such original record.
hehkf BoLDA, Deputy Probate
Dated January 10. issz.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
TENNESSEE BAPTIST CHURCH
OBSERVES MEMS DAY

The first annual Mems Day will
be observed at the Tennessee Bap-
tist Church, Sunday. Feb. llth.
The Rev. r. w. Wright, pastor
Mt. Zion Baptist Church will
bring the morning message.
In the afternoon a -four Cos
pei Writers Program will be the
main event. Four deacons will
each speak on one of the four
gospels of the New Testament.
Mr.. Ned Sanderfer, deacon of
Tennessee Baptist Church, will
speak from the book of St. Mat
thew. Mr.. Willie Hamilton. dea-
con of Second Caanan Baptist
Church will speak on St. Mark.
Henry Harrison, deacon of New
Bethel Baptist Church will speak
on ST. Luke, and Robert j. Jones
deacon of Mt. Pleasant Baptist
will speak from the book of St.
John.
Other participants will be Will
lie Thomas, soloist, Rev. A. +.
Anderson, Mt. Pleasant Baptist
Male Chorus, and Mr.. c. w. Nor
ris Will serve as master of cere-
monies. Mrs. Erma Outlaw is di-
rector of program, the Rev. ii.
n. Napoleon, is pastor.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
South African Government
Moves To (onfiscote
A.ME. Church Property

eSsary training. then elected him
Bishop Of the church and sent
HIM home. to preside over the
Episcopal District.
While DR.. Clark admits freely
all the troubles and difficulties
Christianity is faced with in
South Afrlca-as long as it is
represented by a colored church
in the United States-he never.
theless recalls with pleasure an
instance of great surprise" in
Capetown. The white Mayor OF
the town, having heard of the
presence of DR.. Clark, his associ-
ates and their wives, sent word
that ne would like to see them in
his office Well we went" re-
members DR.. Clark, and | must
admit, we were quite nervous
what the invitation was about
But we had a great surprise: the
Mayor gave us good time ask
ed about the United States and
asked us to tell of his hospitality
when we returned home. OF
course. DR. Clark adds with a
twinkle IN his eyes, I'VE also
found out later that he had son
studying at Yale"
The work of the AME Church
in Africa has a long history. II
began in 1927, when Bishop Hen
~ Mcneil Turner set foot on the
West Coast Of Africa and ttPan
the pioneer missionary work of
the church, on the then still dark
continent BY today, the African
Methodist Episcopal Church has
over . million n Cmbers in Afri.
ca. and its work extends over
much Of the west coast of the
continent and Is organized into
four Episcopal Districts, preside
ed over by four Bishops The
missionary budget is approx.
mately $500, 600.
DR.. Clark has been heading
the Missionary Department since
1852. He has been to Africa or
two occasions, and, besides South
Africa, he has visited Ghana
Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria
and other countries.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
sTEWARpEss BOARD TO
SPONSOR MUSICAL

The Stewardess Board of 81.
Paul AME Zion Church, located
on Dexter and Lawrence Streets
will sponsor a musical program.
Sunday. Feb. 25th at $3.50 pm.
Featured on the program will
be the Tennessee Male Chorus
of Tcnnessee Baptist Church,
Mt. Pleasant Missionary Baptist
Male Chorus and Inspirational
Choir. the Warren Williams Sing
ers, Hillisrd Perry, soloist, and
Estelle Metcalf, dramatic reader.
Mrs. Leila Cooks is president of
the sponsoring group: Mrs. Erma
Outlad. director of the program.
and the Rev. w. G. Ardrey, is
minister.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
Hy chss. p. Howard, Sr.
lHNSj Uk and Foreign Cores
pondent

United Nations. y. Y. - The
african " cthodist Episcopal
Church may ash for the protect
.on ci me United States and of
ae United Nations 10 save its
l-rcn property IN the Union OF
>0y.r Air.ca church leader de-
srel IN al interview here to-
esy
Dr Chester 4 Clark Secretary.
Tressurer OF the Board Of Miss
ion, ii the 4 " Z Church. re-
tts.ed that the aparthcid poll
t!es u the South African GOV.
eminent had led 70 the confis-
cation Of school property Of his
churcn He added that he might
have 20 20 personally 10 South
Africa and try to intervene.
II Dr. Clark goes 70 South AZ
RIGA It viii not be for the first
time The dignifled American
Church leader has spent the last
decade Of his busy life in the
missionary work in Africa. inclu-
ding visits and lnterventlons in
the interests Of the sorely tried
indigenous peoples of South Az
RIGA where the AME Church's
situation has consistently been
the least assured. For example,
Dr Clark revealed that the Union
Government had detailed a Bish-
cp Of his church because he was
on American. and ordered that
church leadership had 70 be fur
nished by a native African. Dr.
Clark and his collsborstors have
found the answer however. They
got hold Of on African Pastor in
Capctown. brought him 10 the
United States. gave him the nee.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
Atty. ANDREW w. PURDUE
qn0.qQl American TifIe RIdo

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
ROSA LEE TOWNS, Plaintiff, VS..
FR.ANn TOWNS, JR., Defendant
No. 61e-l44
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session of said Court held in
the City County Building in the City
OF Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan,
on January ~, AD., 1862.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOSEPH G..
RASHID Circuit Judge.
II appearing TO this Court from the
affidavit on file that the defendant,
! RANK TOWNS, JR.. Is not a resi-.
dent OF the State OF Michigan;
1T IS HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant enter his appearance In
this cause on or before three l3l
months from the date Of this Order
OF the Bill of Complaint will be taken
a. confessed;
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy of said order be sent to the said
defendant at 800 Belmont Avenue,
Brooklyn 3, New York, his last known
address, by Registered Mail, Return
Receipt Requested and Deliver to
Addrcssce only. and II not received
personally by said defendant that this
order be published
JOSEPH G.. RASHID, Circuit Judge
a TRUE COPY
EDGAP VI BRANICIN, Clerk
II. SCHUMAN, Deputy Clerk
2-3-3.i0.62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
$1,000 Price Tag
On Head Of
SNCC Secretary

CAMBRIDGE. Sid A white
Field Secretary srcm rhe s,aden,
NonA ,olcnt Coerdinatinu Com.
fl,,cc was told MS week thst
local scercoat;onjstS have placed
a snl0 rricc on his head
An ur dent,fied white man
told 22.year.old William "A Han
sen. Jr., enc OF t.o MARYLAND
SNcc Field Secretaries. that II
dont Ike yocr methods but /
vsrt y3U - leave here alive"
Hansen ratsc III Cl.c.n.
rali..at ai tteege! RIDER.
iio Mas t1la th- IN al an,i.nte-
grafton 1ro1t hase r.aced q
$1,000 price la al hlea
On Jan ~ !.a.-ta 4ss bosten
bS mob oi 500 Jt.sa.nain.
Whi, people when h. trad ,o
enter a Camor.dse restaurant Ie
was thrown tnrou.n class DOR
into the street Nhere ~ vas 81.
rcslcd and charged with Tres
passing.
~ cot about five steps inside
Hansen said, when / Was knocked
20 the floor. Immediately people
started kicking me oil over the
body. particularly in my head
Someone kicked me in the eroin,
the pain Of which caused me 70
pass out. The next thing | knew
two troopers we're trying 70 carry
me out. As we get 70 the door.
way. someone ht me ever the
head with beer bottle. Tryina
10 protect themselves, the troop
ers lost hold Of me, and was
pushed through the glass door. q
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
Miss vo|Imer
Presented By
Mercy College

Maxine Berlitz vollmer, inter
nationally known lecturer, lin
gust. author and theatrical pro-
ducer. will be presented by the
Mercy College Artists Series.
Sunday February IL, at 6: 80
p m in the McAuley Auditorium.
Tickets may be secured by call
ing NE. 1890.
Miss Vollmer spent her child
hood in Paris with her famous
grandfather, Mdximillian d. Ber-
litz, founder of the Berlitz
School of Languages. There, sur
rounded by European notables,
she grew up in a cosmopolitan
environment known for its cul-
ture and wit. She graduated from
Vassar College at nineteen with
Phi Beta Kappa key and con-
tinued her studies at Columbia
University. She has written ad-
vertising copy. text books verse
and articles. AS a lecturer she
is in great demand at Town
Halls. Colleges and men and
womens civic groups.
Always a brilliant conversa-
tlonalist, her approach to each
subject is so dynamic and so un-
usual that she has gained a rapid
ly expanding public which is now
nationwide. She has spoken at
Town Halls all over the country,
TO Teachers Associations, col
leges. and innumerable clubs
mems and wemen's with equal
success. She has the happy fac
ulty of making her audiences
share her own joyous enthusi-
aSTn
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
BY }. ALFRED BUTLER

Nice guy Snow Grlsby ala a
good Job passing out cards adj
vertlslng the community program
held sunday afternoon at Ford
Auditorium Rep. Powell (D-NY)
chairman Of the House Education
and Labor Committee. was the
principal speaker The social ed
ucauon and action committee Of
ST. Johns Presbyterian Church
sponsored the program. Powell
spoke on advances in equal op.
portunsty in employment and ed
uOation.
Busy Sam Dunlap. campaign
manager for Tommy Jackson for
state senator and chairman of
the Peoples Committee Tor full
Voters Rights. viii be slowed
dcwn for few weeks.
Youn- Jimmy Butler Jr. has
speaf his first Wees al Perish
iii. High school and has met his
dads former sports coach.
A resolution calling for leg
lslatiyc investigation OF alleged
racial discrimination in Detroit :
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10

got out Of a car and took his
money before making his escape
IN the same car.
Milford Smith, 26. Of ALSO Stur.
levant, was placed on three years
probation with the first four
months in the House of Correc-
tion and assessed S15c costs last
week by Recorders Judge Elvin
l.. Davenport after pleading gull.
ty OF possession of marijuana.
Smith was arrested last Octob-
er rs after selling a police in
former So worth Of marijuana.
Smith admitted that he had
been a user Of mariiuana him
self, prior TO last May.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
CHAPEL HILL BAPTIST
CHURCH ANNUAL INSTITUTE
BEGINS

Monday, Feb. 5th, marked the
opening of the annual institute
at Chapel Hill Baptist Church,
Maybury Grand at Hudson, even
ings 1880 pm. The institute
will provide courses of interest
covering all phases Of the church
program for the purpose of edu-
eating the church membership at
large. There will be departmental
workshops. Staff members in
clude the Rev. James Lockwood,
director, Johnny Wills, Willie
Samuel, Susie Harris, Cassel
Hoye, Emory Radford, c. Holt,
Odell Fountain, Royal Carter, Sar-
an Bailey, Justine Bonner, Ear
nestine Robinson, Christine Sim
uel. The Rev. Roy A. Allen is
pastor.
Mrs. Jessie Moore entertained
friends (ten LADIES' in her home
located on Montgomery Street,
Saturday, Feb. 3rd.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
Atty. JESSE e. WILLIAMS
1908 Broadway
STATE OF MICHIGAN


A' q session OF the Probate Court
.vI saiu county OF Wayne. held "A
tke Probate Court Room in tho cit.
oI Detroit. on the 18th dav OF Ian
uary, IN the year one thousand nine
hundred and sixty-two. -''e
PRESENT ERNEST G poru,s
Judge OF Probate. ornM'
~ the Matter of the Estate ~
GERTRUDE WARREN. Deceased vi
An instrument In writing n,,r,o,,
ing TO be the last will and te%e, Ste ,,so,'. ro,..
~. ~ sa,o deceased having been do.
ntvreu INTO this Court for probate.
AZ Is ordered. That the Twentiett
uay OF February, next al ten o,cloeh
.n me forenoon at said Court Roc,,,
,u., IN pc appointed for proving said
ana II Is further Ordered Thu, f.
ssopy OF this order be published onos
~ each week for three wecks e,'.'
seSu.iVeiy previous to said fir,o ~,
nearlnR, In the Detroit Tr,hure y.
newspaper printed and c,rr,,i"s a
said County of WAYNE. S"'a'eu IN
h,sa ERNEST c. BoEHM, Judge OF PRO
] do hereby certify tba, 49,.
oonpared the foregoing copv w,,h sss s,s
cIsinai record thereof ana wy
Iouno the same 10 be a corrns., nave
selp. or such original rcrorS H'n-
Ras,s,f nn,nrf BoLDA, Deputy Pioh,..
,.i,.s,.,. Dsss5 January !. ~. lsss
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
FOR SALE


Beautiful 20 acre estate. Large
III room main house with
maids quarters. Beautiful large
kitchen with all steel cab
inets. 5 room caretaker's house,
z large barns, milk house, IA
stanchiop COW barn. 4 stall
knotty pine horse stable, =
garages, 3 large machine sheds,
large chicken house, brooder
house ideal for doctors setup
for rest, convalesent or old
peoples home. Located 10
Charleston Area. Shown py
appointment only.
Call WO. 3-5977