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NFL PLAYOFF
FACTS, FIGURES

At stake - National Football
League title.
Participants-Green Bay Pack
ers, Western Division Champions.
VS.. New York Giants, Eastern
Division champions.
York.
1861 result-Green Bay 81.
Estimated attendance-e4 .ss2.
Coaches - Vince lombard,
Green Bay: Allie Sherman. New
Team records - Green Bay
Won - lost /. New York-Won
Playoff records-Green Bay
Won 4, lost 2. New York-Won
Television - National Broad
casting Co. with New York Met
ropolitan area blocked out. An
nouncers - Chris schenkel and
Radio - National BroadcastniE
Co. BroadcasterS-Ken Coleman
and Ted Moore.
.TV-Radio receipts - S8l5. 900,
Of which 100000 goes into Bert
Bell Player Benefit Plan; remain-
lng DolO,UUU into game receipts.
Estimated gate receipts--S60O,-
Division OF gate receipts after
deduction OF taxes and expenses:
20 per cent 70 players Is per
cent each Of this amount TO De-
troit and Pittsburgh, the two sec
ond place teamsl. remainder split
6O-4O between winning and losing
teams. OF the remaining 80 per
cent, Is per cent goes TO league
headquarters and IA per cent
each 70 Green Bay and New York
clubs.
Sudden death-If the game is
tied At the end OF regulation 90
minutes. II will continue In sud-
den death overtime, with l5-minute
periods. The team scoring first, By
safety, field goal or touchdown,
viii win.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Hill Captures
World Honors

EAST LONDON, South
Africa, Dec. 90 (AP) Graham
Hill of England became the
1862 worlds auto racing cham
pion today when Jim Clark of
Scotland, his closest challen-
ger, had to drop out of the
South African Grand Prix at
the three-quarter mark be-
cause of motor trouble.
Hill entered the race leading
in the world championship by
a point. However. a victory by
Clark would have given him
the crown. The two started in
the front row.
Clark, at the wheel of a
Lotus, took the lead at the
start with Hill, in a BRM, fol-
lowing right behind. On the
63d lap of the 2.4-mile circuit
Clark was about $50 yards in
front when he had to go tc
the pits.
Hill went on to win the race
beating out Bruce McLaren o.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
HorryF. Saunders Dies;
Ace Horseshoe Pitcher

Saunders came to Washing
ton in 1880, shortly after his
brother-in-law, David Hopkins,
was elected to the House of
Representatives from Missouri.
He found Washington in the
midst Of a horseshoe pitching
boom, with thousands partici-
pating in tournaments spon-
sored by The Star, and quickly
dominated the sport. He also
was handy with a golf club.
At st. Joseph Junior College
he participated in all major
sports and starred in basket
ball at Westminster College un-
der Jim Pixlee, later football
coach and athletic director of
George Washington U.
He resided with his wife at
421 Fourth street NV. He is
survived by her and a sister
Mrs. David Hopkins Of st
Joseph.
Services will be held at 10:lE
am. tomorrow at the Chamber
Georgetown Funeral Home
with burial in Arlington Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
MACHINE PICKS
BADGERS BY 10

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 20
(AP).-Computers at the
Universal Data Processing
Corp. are at odds with the
odds on next Tuesdays
Rose Bowl game.
Human oddsmakers have
made Wisconsin q 3-point
favorite over Southern Cali
fornia.
But the computers said
Wisconsin will win by 10
points, unless it rains. In
which case Wisconsin will
win by ID. But the odds
against rain, the computers
said, are 8 to /.
Before making up their
minds, the computers di-
geSted 26 kinds of statis-
tics from Rose Bowl games
played since 1916. What
these statistics have to do
with the game to be played
next Tuesday was not clear.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Swimmers Invited
To Detroit Meet

Four members of the Con-
gressional Country Clubs
swimming team have been Sc
lected to compete on the Amer
lean team in the 10th annual
Canadian-American all star
swimming meet January 10 at
Detroit.
Sam MCGUIRE, 100 yard free
style, George Boizelle, 100 yard
breaStstroke, Peggy Hagood, 100
yard butterfly, and Dale Barn
hard, 100 yard breaststroke,
are the Congressional SWIM
mers on Coach Richard Bow
er's American team.
Evening star., 1962-12-30

on. LSU has yielded but "a
points and Texas has given up
but SO. All America Guard
Johnny Treadwell is the heart
of the Texas defense.
The Cotton Bowl clash will
be witnessed by 75,504.
Alabama is Favored
Alabama's mighty, rarely beat
defensive team. is a little more
than a field goal choice over
Oklahoma's sophomore-domi-
mated, Surging eleven in the
Orange Bowl.
The Sooners, after losing two
of their first three games,
jelled into a smoothly clicking
that swept seven
straight games, giving up but
three touchdowns and never
scoring less than 13 points a
game.
Bear Bryant has a typical,
rugged team that never yielded
more than seven points a game.
The stonewall defense is keyed
to All-America center Lee Roy
Jordan.
A crowd of $4,000 will see
this one.
After the New Years Day
spree there won't be any ac-
ton until Saturday when the
North All-Stars meet the South
All-Stars in the Senior Bowl
at Mobile, Ala, before $4,000
fans. The game will be telecast
cast CWRC-4, 3pm0
In this game featuring grad
uated players, the contestants
are paid.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
CIV and Hoyas
P|ayin Weeks
Cage Feature

Maryland's basketball team
ends its long holiday layoff
Saturday while 1t will be busi-
ness as usual for the rest of the
areas major colleges, all Of
whom participated in holiday
tournaments.
The Terps, after 16 days off,
resume against South Carolina
Saturday at Cole Field House
in an Atlantic Coast Confer
ence skirmish. While the Terps
were idle, the Gamecocks we're
busy in the Queen City Tour
nament.
The weeks headliner will be
big Three" meeting between
George Washington and
Georgetown at the Washington
Coliseum Saturday. The CO.
lonials won an earlier affair
with the Hoyas, 83-77, and
could wrap up area honors by
winning the rematch, plus a
January 8 game at Maryland.
Most of the area activity Is
ticketed for Friday and Satur-
day, with the smaller schools
particularly busy. The high
light of this phase Of activity
will be a two-game series by
touring Akron University and
Southern Connecticut. Each
plays American U, and Cath
olic over the week end in
double headers at Catholic.
The weeks schedule:
WEDNESDAY
Virginia at Duke
THURSDAY
Loyola (Balt) at Georgetown
Howard at Maryland State
Southern Conn. vs.. American at
|Sip Akron at Catholic
Virginia at Virginia Tech
Frostburg Teachers at Southeastern
Baltimore JC at Montgomery &c.
SATURDAY
South Carolina at Maryland
Georgetown VS. Geo. Washington ct
Akron vs.. American ct Catholic o.
Howard at Delaware State
Bucknell at Navy
fisOu anne Arundel Sfs &C Sou'nehssrs Ss chsrles
County &C at seyerna Park
] &C
Evening star., 1962-12-30

New Zealand, driving a Cooper
Climax. by a minute. The WIN
ner's time for 1897 miles was
2 hours 8 minutes 33 seconds.
Tony Maggs OF South Africa.
was third with Jack Brabham
of Australia, fourth. Hills tri-
umph also won the manufac-
turer's championship for BRM
Evening star., 1962-12-30

Harry Fraser Saunders. Sc,
noted here as a horseshoe
pitching star and in his native
st. Joseph, Mo-, as a versatile
college athlete, died Wednes-
day at Mount Alto Hospital
while awaiting a throat opera
ton.
In World War II Saunders
served in the Army for two
years, mostly overseas. For the
last IL years he was employed
by the Merchant Marine and
Safety Division Of the Coast
Guard.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
BADGERS -TR0JANs TOP LIST
Bowls Pit 8 Of Topic Teams
BY the Associated Press

In an almost perfect set of
pairings, eight of the Nations
top 10 college football teams
collide head-on in bowl games
New Years Day.
The ideal match sends
Southern California, 100, the
Evening star., 1962-12-30
Fans Chart for Toddys
NIL Championship Game

FOLLOWING the numerical rosters OF the Green Bay
Packers and New York Giants for their National Football
League championship today at Yankee Stadium The
game, starting at pm. ttH be teecdSt by WRC-4.
Evening star., 1962-12-30
TEAM RECORDS

NEW YORK, Dec. 29 (AP).-
The regular National Football
League season records of Green
Bay and New York:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-23
It's on the House
BY ANDY LANG
Contributing Writer

Builders Of basementless
homes on concrete slabs are
showing considerable interest
in a new method of INSTALL
ing hardwood strip floors over
concrete without the use Of
wood subfloors. The tech
nique involves the use of a
double layer of one by two
inch wooden boards, nailed
together with a moisture bar
rier Of polyethylene film be-
tween them.
The electric heat industry
feels that insulation is a vi
tai part of complete comfort
and spends as much time
selling insulation as selling
electric heat. University Of
Minnesota tests show that
insulation raises wall tenn
peratures from SIS degrees
Fahrenheit to 81 degrees,
while storm windows raise
glass surface temperatures
about is degrees.
To keep a hot water heat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-23

From various sources come
these bits of information of
interest to the home owner:
Realtors feel that the I'M
certain condition of the stock
market will have a dampen-
ing effect on the home buy
ing attitudes of the high in
come groups. but point out
that about 80 per cent Of the
nations families do not own
stocks in corporations.
Should the insides Of in
closed porches be painted
with exterior or interior
paints and enamels? 1t de-
ponds on whether the area
to be painted is subject to
extremes of temperature. An
unheated porch, in a section
Of the country where the
temperature drops consider
ably in the winter, should be
painted with exterior finish
es. Interior paints, used un-
der such conditions. are sub
ject to cracking and peeling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-23

er in good condition, the
. householder should open the
valve at the bottom Of the
water heater tank every two
or three months. A bucket
full Of hot water should be
drained out each time. This
helps to remove accumulated
scale and sediment.
E. w. Foss, rural safety
specialist at Cornell Univer-
sity. feels that more COM
plete records would enable a
better job to be done in pre-
venting residential fires. He
thinks this could be done II
better records were available
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-23

s5o4 BURNING TREE RoAD--s.,bs,do.
Bradley Blvd. New listing Beautiful center hall
contemporary home in piefvre-book setting,
on loVishy londseopsd Va acre on privaie
court. Front and reor flasstone courtyard
paiios. bedrooms plus librory with fireplace,
many deluxe baths, Daylight recreation room,
sepurote dining room, Uitro-modern kitchen
with oil the requirements overlooking land
seoPed breezewoY. 2-eor eorpor, twin zoned
cir conditioning and heotine. S4s,95o includes
exquisite droperies and carpetng. OPEN SUM-,
20. DR.: Out BrodIey Blvd to FerAwood Rd. :,
IT. ! block, cross Greentree Rd., bear left on
Fernwood VI mile 10 Miehoels Dr., left block,
n. on Burning Tree Rd TO o5O4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-23

from either or both insurance
companies and the fire serv-
ices.
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BETHESDA-6s26 Lone Ok court-comfortobls in
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an a"e ines 0' =, , s,hs
rscxGion lovely freed and shrbbed yard finest anchor
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basement Complete cE kitchen with eons spoee Poster
SCSlls Icy heat bills. immoeUIes eonstion. s2s.9So
to Lone Oak Dr.. left blocks Lone Oak CT, left
6526. 5
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BETHESDA REALTY li353HTS
'THs Worthwhile -. Its In Our File"

SPLIT-LEVEL CENTER FoYER-snsslIen, financing,
1929 Down. bedrooms 2I7 beautiful bofhs extro urss
Westinghouse kitchen scots slo person Daylight pensed
rsereoiion room opens through gloss sliding doors to
polio, full basement. S249oo Open Soi l2-5 and Sum-
ls Mon. Wed, Fri, l3o-43o blocks 10 pools shops
bus. school DR.; Out Wise: Ave, left on Monirose Rd
MUrs block and left TO Rollins. right 10 222.
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FERNWOOD PARk-oH Bradley Bvd-A new CEN
Ter hall COLONEL with Isl floor famy ROOM we'll planned
kitchen. formal dining room huge living with fire
bedrooms. boths. cARPoRT and full basement.
PlASTERE0 Walls s32,95o OPEN SAT-, II 10 7; SUM-,
10 8; WEEKDAYS. 1890 10 S. DR.: Out Bradley Blvd
TO Fernwood 3D. right book 10 sign, Green
tree Rd ond bear left Fernwoed Rd. approx. ! mile
10 model homes Of Of Lone Oak Dr.. on left.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
CHURCH
and SOCIAL

lConfinUeo FROM Page O.
flon last sunday 81 the Church
a wonderful program vas pre-.
,ented Miss Betty Bre~tpn guest
II Isbernaele BAPTIST Church.
served ss Mistress cf Ccrcmon,
ies
soloisis Dcre Mis- Carrie Hi
of Sew I.lDer'y Eaptisi Church,
Mr. Naihanei Jones of tiston
BAPTIST Church Mss Cynthia
Smith and Miss Sarcra Phillips
oi Greater ~ ZION Church Miss
Psiric q Humphrey President of
the Young Women Auxiliary
national Baptist Convention L.
5 g., Inc brought iciicliatIon,
Mf. LAle Lyon Senior Mission.
afy President gave remarks
Miss Bets klis oi hlng DAVID
Baptist Church crowned Crystsi
kncko Queen for 1862
lIlss Sayora Rogers IS Red
Circle Pres Mrs c r Harrison
j. Director Of the Church Youth
Department and the pastor Rev
7 g Spann brought closing r..
mark
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30

Atty. CHARLES r. PERKINS
S27 &. Warren Ave

STATE or MICHIGAN
IN lltE CIRCUIT FOR THE COUNTY
or WAYNE IN CHANCEKl
ELIZABETH ALSTON. Plaintit IS.
FLOYD WARDELL ALSTON. Defend.
ant.
No. s73.3s3
AT session OF said Court held
al the Clty-County Building in the
Clty OF Detroit on the l4tn uaS OF
June AID. 1862.
PRESENT HON. CARL NJ WELD.
ENiAN Circuii Judge
IN TINS cause II appearing BY affi.
uaNt on tiIe that the uefvndant.
rioSd Nardcll Aston, cannot be serv.
Cd by tins process issued out of
TINS Court as he is not resident
OF the State Oh Michigan, but resides
" me ctN OF Chicago, County of
1ook ana state OF Illinois.
ON MOllON OF CHARLES II.
rEnNiNo, attorney fOl plaintiff
4 II ORDERED THAI the defen.
uan', rioNu Nardcll Aston, file an
appearance 10 the Bill of Complaint
~ his cause within three months
from the date OF TINS order. or that
the sand Bill of Complaint viii h,.
taken a. confessed and thai th,s
order be published according TO law
ano copy thereof be served unon
.nc defendant by registered mail as
required by Law 90
Judge ShSuit
\ TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BRANfGIN CLERK
Clerk I'm Deputy
b-2S-,-2B.62
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Atfy~ CHARLES PERKINS
81 &. Warren

STATE Or sslI hlGAN
~ THE LIRLtiI COURT FOR THE
COINls or WAYNE ~ ChANCEkf
LLNADA DAVIS, Plaintiff rs. Ar
ThIK DAVIS. Defendant.
NO. ell-S9s
AT a session o. sald Court, held at
the City { ounty Buiding, IN the City
Oh Detroit, on the lstn day OF May
PkEs1NT: HON. JAMES MONTAN.
II. Lircust Judge.
|. satisfactorily appearing TO the
Cour. % ail4oatlt on lie the Cham
Gers summons has been issued out
Oh and under the seal OF this Court
tor tne appearance OF SAID uefen-
cant nerein, ana that the same
could not be served on or before
tn. return day Thereon, because the
SAID defendant beng resioent OF
ne City OF Detroit. County OF Wayne
md State OF Michigan, Was conceal
e. therein, and said ChancerS sum-
mon has been returned, showing
...- .fter unlgent searcn and IN.
q4.I, sa4d defendant could not be
.. sed IN said City OF Detroit, Coun'
L.. OF Wayne and State OF Michigan,
on O! before the return day thereof;
PERKINS, ATTORNEY FOR PLAIN
TIfF
III r. ORDERED that 1hc said Ar.
thu. DaN.a cause ma appcaTanc, TO
D, entered IN tnis Court within three
month nom the date OF TINS order,
ano IN C.se OF his appearance ne
cause his answer TO the piaintiii ;
bnl OF DOmp.dint TO be filed, and a
1y,. ,hcrcul 10 be served upon the
a.,OInIs Tor the plaintiff within
twcniy days after service upon him
OF a copy OF said Bali, and notice
OF this order, and that IN default
tnercO., the said Bill be taken as
confessed a. required By law.
Ia IL FURTHER UKDERkD THAT
a COPY OF TINS order be published
according 10 law and copy thereof
10 be served upon the defendant by
Registered Mali as required by law.
JAMES MONTANTk, Circuit Judge.
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ, BRANIGIN, Clerk.
CLINTON {. CARTER, Deputy Clerk.
b.S-Il4-62
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NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS
LILLIAN BolDEN
AominiSfrafrix

STATE or MICHIGAN
JliE PROBATE IUIkl FOR /.
InE COUNTY Or WAYNE 7,
No. 4sl.ss7 I,
In the Matter OF the Estate 3
GLURIE AARON Deceased, I,
Notice - hereby gwen that a
Creators OF saiu deceased arc 4
qulred TO present their claims,
writing ana under oath, Il sAI
Court at the PROBATE Once in ~
CiS OF Detroit, IN said County, al;
10 serve copy thereof upon LilLll
boiuen, Administrators OF said cslat
<Ol5t Northlawn, Detroit 81, Mlchel
On or before the 3Otn day oi AueA
A.D., 1862, and that such claims w
DC neard Dy said court, before Juds'
fhANh ,. 81 4 MANSnI IN tnl'
Room No. 1911, City County BuildlpI
IN the City OF Detroit, IN said CoA
~, on the 30th day OF August, AD.
1907, al Two o'clock I'm the Afternoon
lated June 10, 1862. ~
:, FRANK ). SZiMANSkl, Judge .
PROBATE.
do hereby certify that ] hs''
compared the foregoing copy with w
original record thereof and hss'
FOUND the same TO be coflt1
Transcript OF such original record
Dated June 10, 1907.
ALLEN r. EDISON, Deputy PEs
Dat, Register.
Published In the DETROIT 1M
bONE once each week for thls'
weeks succcssivciy, within tniiv
uays from tn, date hereof.
b-xJ--l-f-bx
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ADMINISTRATOR
STATE OF MICHIGAN
PROBATE COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE

I r.
COUNTY or WAYNE
IS. slo-3l4
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 18th day OF May,
In the year one thousand nine hun
dred and sixty-two, AID.
PRESENT: HON. FRANK 5. sly
MANSKI, Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
AUGUSTA KINSlSI, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition
OF Freida Maurer praying that ad-
ministratlon OF said estate be grant
ed to herself or some other suitable
person.
II is ordered, that the Third day
OF July next at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon at said Court Room be
appointed for hearing said petition.
And II is further Ordered, That a
Copy OF this order be published
once In each week for three weeks
consecutlvely previous TO said time
OF hearing In the DETROIT TRI-
BUNE. a newspaper printed and cir
culatcd In said County OF Wayne.
FRANK S. SzYmANSKI, Judge OF
Probate.
do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy with
tho original copy thereof and have
found the same 10 be a correct
transcript OF such original record.
Dated May 20, 1867
CECIL A. BERNARD, Deputy Pro
bate Register.
b-b-b-1o-0S
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L & G A
N q T &c < S
Atty CHARLES r. PERKINS
577 e Warren nSe~"~

= =
57T e Warren hVe~'~
S1ATf or MICHIGAN
- THF CIRCJIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY or WAYNE ~ CHANCERY
DAVID JONES Jf. Plaintiff, vs..
ROSLfN JONEs. Defendant.
NO s71-13S
AZ a session ~ said Court held at
th, tiiN County Building IN the city
OF Detroit. on the 22nd day OF June,
Nd 1862
PRESENT nos Mills \. CULE.
HAN Circuf Judge
In this cauhe o. appearing by AZ
iidavit on file that ihc defendant
HOslyn Jones cannot be- served by
process issued out Of this Court as
she o. not resident of the state
Ol Michigan, but resides in the city
of winnipeg. Province of Manitobs.
Canada.
on MOTION or CHARLES r. PERK.
ms attorney for plaintiff
n Is ORDERED THAT the defend
ant. KOslyn Jones, appear and answer
the Bill Of Complaint IN this cause
within three months from the date
~ this order, OF that said Bill of
Complaint viii he taken ~ confessed
and that this order be- published ac.
c0rding 10 law and copy thereof
be served upon the defendant by
registered mail as required hy law.
MILES ~ CJLEHAN Circuit Judge.
TRUF cory
EDGAR VI BRANIGIN Clerk.
EARL &. GALLAGHER, Deputy
CLERK
30 -B-f62
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WILLIAM Y. pArsicx. sr.
Aftorn<y 81 Lss,
le3S FARMER street
STATE or hl(hl1AN
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IHL
COUNTY or WAYNE ~ Ch-A>CEAt !
LOUISE ENANs. Pialnllff. - FRED
ERlCk l.. ENA>S. Defecoant-
10. sz7<3
oapfR TO APPEAR
Al . sesAon OF th< aocse entitled
Court. held IN the Clty Count, bu-4c-
Ink, In the CITY o. Detro.t COUNTY
OF Wayne, and state o. AicniSar tnls
10th dzy Of June ID i<o<
PRESENT hon MILLS y ClLE-
HAN. llrcuit Judge
Il appearing D. afflcs,l, hereto
attached. thai tne Dtien1@n- fFro
erlck u. Esars. - nos rrs-crna o.
A1cnlRan. b1t that l44 lzst Ano~ y
pace OF resicence ~&s a. D<troit
House Of Logrcctlon, and furtnef
that investigators disclosed th2g the
defendant H. not a. TIE soose n@meo
address; and. tn2t ~ y II nicans or
"a Jeff the state OF Michigan
On Notion ci WILLIAM fAl-
Attorney for Pi@intii4, "a
T. HEREBY ORDLAkD tn@t the De-
fend4nt, enter rs sppe 4rsnee' ei.nes
lr p<rs0n OF D. Attorret within
tnree months fron date o. tnls order
fc Appear o. the BAL o. Complaint
vii be taken ~ confessed against
him
MILES =. ctLEHA> Circuit Judge.
A TRlf COPY
EDGAR " BhA>lsl> CLERK.
u GALLAGHER. Drp.ts Cierk
e-E-6-f-61
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Atty. SAMUEL J. HARRIS
III CntlinuW0od

STATE or MICHIGAN
~ TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
ELLA MAE PARNELL, Plaintiff vs.
BRYANT PARNELL Defendant
No. 621-76e
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session OF said Court held in
the City y-County Building in the City
OF Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan
on the Isl day OF May, AID, 1867
PRESENT: HON. NATHAN j. KAUF.
MAN, Circuit Judge.
II appearing by affidavit hereto at
tached that the defendant, Bryant
Parncll, Is not resident OF the
State OF Michigan, but that his last
known address Is Rural Free Deliv.
cry, Cappstown, Alabama
ON MOTION of Samuel j. Harris.
Attorney fof Plaintiff;
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant
enter his appearance In this cause
on or before three months from the
date OF this order or that the Bill
OF Complaint filed herein be taken as
confessed and that said order be
served and published as required
by law.
NATHAN J. KAUFMAN, Circuit
Judge.
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN, CLERK
X GALLAGHER, Deputy Clolk.
6-9-1.l4-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
BUS TRIP TO
MACkiNAW ISLAND

Greater Macedonia Baptist
Church membership VIII pons.
or ihcr an Annual Hu Trip 20
MackinaW Island Satn.das July
l4ih Call Church Office for RS.
cryaiion. WO $500 or 10.
Z 1895 Air Robert Horton and
Mrs Dasis Charmcn
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
WILLIAM 7. PATRICK, Sr.
Attorney az Law,
INA Farmer Street

STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY or WAYNE IN CHANCEkY
FRANK CLAYTON, Plaintiff, vs..
BERN1CE CLAYTON, Defendant
ORDER FoR DEFENDANTS
APPEARANCE
Al a session OF the above entitled
Court, held in the City-County Build
ing, in the City OF Detroit County
Of Wayne, and State OF Michigan this
9th day of June, AID, 1862.
PRESENT. HON. JAMES n. CAN
HAM Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the Affidavit
attached hereto and filed herewith
that the defendant named in the
above cause Is not resident OF the
County OF Wayne and State of Mich
igan. but that she resides at; the
Village OF Mathews and State OF
Alabama
Therefore,
ON MOTION OF S. j. FLANAGAN,
attorney for plaintiff,
II Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
above.named defendant appear and
answer the Bill of Complaint filed
In this cause within Three 49, months
from date OF this Order, or same
may be taken as confessed against
her;
III Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF this Order be sent TO the
defendant at her last known ADDRESS
by registered mail, or ike copy be
published according TO law.
JAMES n. CANAAN Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRAN1CIN, Clerk.
EARL {. GALLAGHER, Deputy
CLERK
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