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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-30
Tea for School Board
Candidates Feb. III

Candidates for election to the
Montgomery County Board of
Education will be honored by
the Council for Better Educa.
ton at a silver tea at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roderic Davis,
7O3 New York ave-, Takoma
Park, from 4 to 6 pm. Sunday,
February II.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-30


ing rooms that would accom-
modate from six to ten persons.
These small living rooms and
dining rooms are located in
various sections of the building,
he added, so the people living
in each wing have easy access
to these home.like rooms.
Each home contained a chapel
and coffee room with individ-
ual lockers where the patients
could bring some of their own
dishes and could make a cup of
coffee any time they wished.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-30

al Foundation.
Projects of the Montgomery
students were: Hake, "Immu-
nologic Considerations in Modi-
fication of Radiation Injury by
Tissue Transplant" Ackerson,
"AMO-1618-A Plant Growth-In-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-30

hibiting Chemical" Barnhart
can Idea for a New Composite
Transistor;;" Weston, III G h
Temperature Chemical React
ions with r. F. Plasma Torch"
and Smith, "Photolysis of Nitro.
syl Chloride"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-30
Correction

In a story on the School
Boards budget action which
appeared in Saturdays Sen
tinel, it was enormously re-
ported that figures intro.
duced by County Council of
P-TA's indicated the S9.4 mil
lion operating budget in
crease sought by Supt. c.
Taylor Whittier would bring
on a 81 per cent increase in
taxes for county citizens.
The P-TA's actual estimate
was that the increase would
cause a raise of 81 cents per
500 of taxable base. The
Sentinel regrets the error.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24

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The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
STATE or MICHIGAN
SIS SIS. 1zs,,ioo


At session OF the Probate "ui'
for said County OF WAYNE. held 81 ,.e
Probate Court Room In the City oi ~
trolt. on the Thirteenth day OF NoNvnr
beT. In the year one thousand "'"e
hundred and Sixty-two- .,,,v
PRESENT THOMAS {. Mthfn'
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter Of the change Of nanls
Of KARIN MICHELE NiCkEkS' y"
Mino. 49,.
On reading and filing Of DofoIE
Viola Vickers and Charles Ra, nione ni..
Helm PRAYING that the name OF ttx tnSx
Daughter BE- changed from NM,
MICHELE VlCkERS to KAREN MiO'
HELL HELM ~
II Is ordered. That the Sixth DAY os
December, next az ten o'clock ~ ~
forenoon az said Court Room
appointed for Hearing said pcuuo',
And II - further Ordered, hSa
copy OF this order be published on.
each week for three weeks co consess
lively previous 20 said time OF hee
ms In the Detroit Tribune. ne~d
paper printed and circulated IN 81"
County OF WAYNE. .
I do hereby certify that nav
compared the foregoing copy witn Wv
original record thereof and nass
found the same TO be = correct ttsnsa
cript Of such original record. p~'ee
November ~, 1851
Harry Bolda. Deputy Probate mes
is1cf
II 1i11--l22.oa
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
ATTY. WILLIS ~ GRAVES
sl.AlE ~ L4- ft4tf.N-s.
to--ft rf Nasnt
JOURNAL OF pUBLtcATtON
CC gfr -eT

A. sess.o1 of tee PROBATE Co.T-
~ SID our,s " Not1e r.lc q. iAc
PsDos.c Co1- Roe- .r ,he C.iy cf
Dt-rc.,. % re T~.n-t r,1e cas cf
ec.o-.r IN TIE ttar un- thousand
r..re Hundred a-t s!a...tNo
PaESENT HONORABLE rEt>K :
>ZfN NAN>kI. J-cee oi Probate
j. -re Mater e .rt Es.a-e a. RIG.
EARD y ARD. Dcctased
Or -escrS s71 t.A-- ne ptt.tion
81 Bette k-.-r9tor lsat4rg t.s. al.
e. r4s;-s.lor d aid c>ta;e ~ zrzni, q
- e-ts<.t or some otaer s9ltstle - 2.
7; is ortcr1 TIA. fAe Fo-r-h da> OF
DeCt zrtr. ncx; az ter .lock IN The
fore-oor e. sd Colf- Ec8m DC ap-
pc.rssc for Hesrins .z'd Petition
And i j. f-rres Ordered. Tnat q
COPS 81 tbs order or plrllsrec once
n esc- Geek tc, three weeks con
s<c-;itt.. rrcs.o-, o. sad tlric Of
neSY.nz IN IRE Defrott Tr bu~e. q
ne'A spapcr 7-.riec and circulated IN
se-d County cf Na.re
Honorable FRANK SZYMA<Ski
judge % Probate
Do nefsc, ctrT.t, ma, have
rr.--raY-c fte gong cory Win The
original record thereof and have found
tte same 20 be q correct transcript OF
such ortzinal record Dated October
= -
Harr BoIda. Depu., PROBATE Regis
~, ga. iss.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
ATTORNEYS
HEADING. WILLIAMS, Foh"illt
AND FLOYD

13ce Broscssy, Suite loe-zW
STATE or NfCH1G Al
II THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
TIE COUNTY OF WAYNE
~ CHANcERY
LEON WILLIAMS, Plaintiff IS
ETHEL NAE WILLIAMS. Defendant.
Ne. 67S36o
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
At = session Of said Cou1 held
In The City-County Building in the
CITY Of Detroit. Wsyne County, Mich
irar on October Is. 1851
PPEsE~T- HONORABLE. VICTOR
BAUM, Circuit Judge.
II appearing TO this Honorable
Court from affidavit on file that
process for the appearance 81 the
defendant has been duls issued. and
that after dIligent seaerh and in
ouiry from September u. 1881, up
10 and including October 18th, the
sane could not be served
1T u HEREBY ORDERED that The
defendant. Ethel Nae Williams. enter
her appearance In ssid cause on or
before three - months from the
date Of this Order, or said Bill Of
Complaint wiil be taken ss confessed
against Ethel Mae Williams, and that
eopy Of s@id order be sent 70 The
knoan address of the defendant aid
address being 1904 Delaware. Apt /.
Detroit, Michigan, by Registered Mail
Return Receipt Requested, and De
liyery 20 Addressee Only.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that n
the defendant " not personally served
with > copy of this order, true
copy of this Order be published In
The Detroit Tribune, newspaper print.
ed. published. and circulating In said
County Of Wayne. for SIX 81 consecu
tive Neeks. according 20 Law
VICTOR J. BAUM. Circuit Judge
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR n. BRJANfGrN. Clerk
&. tANTLE, Deputy Clerk
II-LfI-f1HE1
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
NOTICES

nEAofNc. siLkaAseS. FoesiLku
AND FLoyo
~ or>sesss. S.iss -
~TArE Of MICHIGAN
~ INA CERCLET CoLkT ron IHk
CONN 90 wAfNE n CHA>CEkr
MARf CHE>pEl1 kkED. FL<ln1lft
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.1nz
cscEs soa eueLicArtos
A. a sess1cn ~ SO Cc1rt held In
res Cs-y @-zry B11c-.z n tn< Cl;y
81 r.ec-c4s. Cuzrty - Nxyne ard
ss1ss & ss<1-S1.- &C s<ptero<r -.
FzEsEST Ho>oRssLk HORACE
cuNOzE C1rx-E {-cxe
Il sVr<4rrsx t.sz ts< 1efer.canf h
-.sr rrE1e-r - rE-s s<1t<. cuf re-
s15<s = . -ser Cclcrzco.
IT = 0EDzED t.af ne cefsn1sni
e1ttr t1s s7r<Nszncs 70 thls cause
f1e c1-e - rk~s Greer. CO SD Bill
eE 1zrsz-zT So * t4ke1 a. co..
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1850 y .-s Or-3<r ce s1t - Cert
f.e-- NaL 90 SAD csfe<.1z1r. ADDRESSED
q -z.4 Htl1c1. Arr g. Denver Colo
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A -zlE COPY
ED.cAE X BRtN,CCS, Cl<rk-
CtzTEz oe7-sy Cara
-
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
ATTY. s J. Fisnsesn
1877 e. Dawson
= I AIk or MIl fflGA
COUNTY OF Ws.nt
S. 1g1o11


81 session OF the Probate
fcr Count, of WSyne htl- H tH,
-"eft CoIr- Room IN ne if W
Detroit on The Thirtccri. ef q
>Ott nlDcf. IN the year one 3. -an9
n.rc hundred and SiNty-twc
PRESENT IRA G. hAl NAM
Jadgc of Probate.
In The Matter OF the Estate ~
NiOLA MEANS. Decreased
Qutenie Means. adminis;fei. ~
.a.t estate. haNng rendered
Court her first and final acte ~ ~
s1.d matter and filed there" ~
petition PRAYING that the rtslc-' =.
said estate be assigned 10 ineNlt i'e"
or persons entitled thereto
II j. ordered. That the lhiIiefN'.
de- of Dece mber. next al ten >''@N
IN The forenoon az said Ccuri Room 4.
appointed for Examining and A''p" ~
said account and hearing said - ''.'n.
And IL Is further Ordered. -.
cop, of this order be published V''e
in each week for three week, spn
SecutiSei, previous 10 said 'inis "
hcaring. IN the Detroit Tribune
new spaper printed and circulai'a y"
sai~ County OF NaVne
THOMAS c. MURPHY, judge o.
Probate
I do hereby certify that ! have 9. n''
pared the fore going copy with the y,
unal record thereof and have fou".
the same 10 be a correct tfens.i lF'
OF such original record. Dated NV
Hsrrs BOlda. Deputy Probate Reg
isftt
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
ST.Tg Or MICHIGAN
60. n. A..~.

a. sess.cn q .Ae PTotate Cc.---
sr- s..d CrU-t, q Nst-e 1850
p .ts.c corr Ro1 r r. 80 Cl't Jt
,-o.:. ~ ire Fo-Tset1f1 c.,
.1r r f-e >@ss ore toc-se ~ ---t
-u-1-ec s-1 S.xt,-.~c ...
PRESEST FRANZ sZi N.>NsF'l.
J-rrc 9. PROBATE
- .-e ws..er % ne Crar-s g
1--we ~ JOHN LLSZC Zki. 40 are~ =
- yOH~ LlSkN. At Acu.s
a. -~sclrz ard fliire re .ft.'lca
~ ire szic John LlsZC Zrl s-so
.-oar g. 1OH> LJShf p-sslr4 .ai =.
81. ~sr,e A,e cha zec o JOHN ~ Sr.N
!. 4 ORDERED. That ire Ive-,.etr ca
~ D.-c-n,fr. next a. ter c.c,ck ~
lie forenoon :, szic Cour- Roor =
AZ r,o.n,ec sor nearing sSic P<iii.on.
And !; j. fgT-re- Orcerec rai
ro-, q Kris order oe p1o.isrec crct
4srr ~ees for trree ~eeks ccrstc--
,4.al. --a,srci> - I'D f're ot rear-
,nz IN the Detroit Tribune. ness.
.st&- ~ rsed and circulated ~ >aic
count, % ws>ne
FR..SK ; sZyMA>sKl. Judge Of
% hereby cer7fs that ! have
so-rrs-ed The foregoing copt riin ne
orirtrsi record thereof and rave
found the sane 10 ~ ccTfeSi trens
rYipt of such Original RECORD De'eo
~o.ernher ~ lrSz
Hsrr, Bolds. Deputy Probate hes'
iete.
r.24-i1S-6z
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
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ceramic and aluminium wares, 10
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land cement. motor batteries, ma
hogsny plywood. cameras. hot
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shoes and leathergoods. sewing
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wool, provisions. spoons and cut.
lcries. Gun Powder. carpets and
sole Agcnce.
All inquiries bv airmail direct
to:-Nercantile Trust & Credit
Exchan~e. p o. Box go, Ijebu-
'gbo. Nigeria.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24

$ IA 10
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r-rs .-ncrev1 ard SA-s-tro
PEE>E$T THOMAS { NlEFfsl
g-cE G Prcoats
r. .re vztte- - tre c-s-xt ci rz-
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also s-o4r ss HOLLAND AYERS ~
Az.
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czy 81 Dtcer o<-. next q. 81 . [.
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oe --c -:ec so- Hezr.-z - $1,000
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ser1.tse.s rres.c-s % &c f-@ q
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24

III ~ 4 W ~ \ 7 y II CHANG EHN
67i-sss
ORDER OF APPEARANCE
LUNADA DAVIS. Plsintif IS. ARTHUR
DAVIS Defendant
PRESENT HONORABLE JOSEPH A.
SULLIVAN. Circuit Judge
Al session % ssid Court held at the
CE}lCoun;, Building In the Cit, Of
Detroit. on the das of November
1851. A ID.
X satisfactorily appearing 10 the
Court affidavit on file that . ChsncerN
summons has been duly issued out Of
and under the seal OF aid Court. for
The appearance Of said defendant
therein. and that the same could not
bt ~nec on said defendant because
that after diiIgent search and inquiry
u could not b. ssccrtained in whs.
state or counry the said defendant ~
sides. o. the Whereabouts Of Aid Dc.
fendani learned and that aid chan.
cef) summons has been returned bx
the sheriff Of sa.d COUNTY With his
ccrtiflcate thereon Endorsed that after
cilgeni search and inquiry he VAS un.
abie 70 md the said defendant within
the State of Michigan on or before the
return day ~ said Summons
On MOTION or CHARLES r PER
hiNS, Attorney for the plaintiff. Lu.
,sds Davis. IT Is ORDERED that the
defendant. Arthur Davis appear and
answer Inc Bill OF Complaint In this
cause within three 81 months from
ne date of this Order. or that sald
bAl Of Complaint ~ili 5e taken a. CON
fessed that this order be published &C.
eorcinE 10 Lsw and . copy thereof
ser,cd upon the defendant by register.
20 mail as required by Law.
JOSEPH a. SULLIVAN. Circuit Iudre
A TRUE cory
Edgar ~ brsnigin. Clerk
1"Eon q Carter. DEPUTY Clerk
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24

81 Acres with y acres private
lakes and 5 cottages. Excellent
fishing and hunting Near Som.
erset Center Contact oliver
Msrzolf, 2635 Geneva Highway.
Msnitou Beach. Michigan.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24

srEESLaH... near SCH 100 L +.
CRAFT Income properly,
exc .ent condition e1trs !rnc.
- II, rzrsge beautiful .ecre.
ss.on rc1m VII. sell Nth
s~s.i dDan payment 10 respon-
sole ps~y Deal directly with
o1re- Csi! Ck- coils for
appointment
sIGER III WOODWARD ? Flat
Three Bedroom Brick Side
drive. Two Car Garage Tile
Features IN Liver " EllIns-
TON - TY 5-6435 CI or FILA
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24

--zlesr zzr as.ae-. K < ths
AZ, e zoos ye-.zh Ire on. .y
r'5t God and r.gn;@o-s Greater
q ,1e 1--seySs ssrs-s Ssts-
ne rsoe. snr so- g: ;Als ~lc.ed
systez q thing. Cars Jesl..
ne tyutafgl prcphet :oreto.d that
,a.s creates er.sls S01ic c<-4r
= CIR DAY Luxe p p 81
"er '-rn kosslsk continued.
everywhere 20 fine 'he answer
&c cur problem of survival with
cDf success. 81. coc's Worc, me
: Die. slore rss fhe answer. Read
= study = snc apply II 20 yeyr
i,fe no~l n hss fhe answer =,
scvr problem of survival Mr..
Kesslsk concluded with she in
si'stlcn :, eli IN attendance that
Jehovsh's Witnesses would be
glad 70 study the Bible with any.
ere that re4vesfed the Free 81
bic study service.
o. Sosenbe- l. q ,he.r ;hree-
cst s.ss ne Witnesses staged :
--sss baptism a total q 70 pr.
ssns i-clucirz men women and
c1.lcser. acre immersed il the
llsn School pool These made q
psr.5rs dedication 70 % God :
= J s,1 help their ne.shoors 20
.eef resce 1Ith God
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
FACING THE JUDGE

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The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24

AI1r. cekcil L WAN
~ r.e~r oh>1
STATE OF NlrEIca
~ THk CIRCUIT COrRT -
COUNTY or wAfNE n fE. M
9c- t11x<< '~tAf
oeoEe Foa AppEAsES-r
Cl-ADEA< HYDE. PLalrt.gs
ROE HYDE. Defen1snr N0N
Al s<fszor a sal1 Cor-
TIE CaE -CoUnty b1l1cIrE. Il c =
81 D<trocf. COEr1s ~ "a ~
STATE q xrniszn. cn o,-,es, az
PRESENT. HONORABLE 49,
, -w Cirr71it I11Ee 'Na !.
~ zpp<zrinx that ne css.-4
rot rexl1ert cf fhLs s.sts
sScez In th< To.n of Lxr.ls..',-' =.
STATE q Nlkszks1prs. s1
II Is ORDERED thar - @.t.
enter MS zpFe4rznce u 80. -.s-csrr
or before three , rncrre, s---~ -
cate q ths Orcer. a. ~ 81 'As
Cozplnlrt ulI be takes a. -
II Il fLKIHkE oEDEEED --s.
cops q this Orcer o< s<n; :, C.-'r..
MAJ 10 kabd cefencxz-, a-s-s,s..-s' =
Mcnrce HYDE. Louisville N.,se..4o =
RoUtsf- his last kno~n accrs.. sF. .-t.,
not received p<rsozzlly b. a I@-1.a 80
cznt AZ lessf % czys o4fc-. - W W
prssc-ib~c for spp<zra-ce ~. ne ne
Orcer oe puoiishec a. re-c- - =. - ,-A
VICTOR J. BAUM. Circ-.; lee ~
A THUE COPY
kcEsr " brznlglr e-.
c. {. CARTER. Dep1ts C.sss
ls-,e-I1-i5<1
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-24
ATTY. ALLEN Blss
S15 Arreriran T@ie A.

STATE or NICHIC ~
- THE CIRCUIT COURT frp -,Ir
COUNTY or WAYNE ~ CEt, ss5 .ss
JOHNNY KING. Plztr.-ff :. ~,
MIA KING. Defez12r:
chsncery Ne s11.s,-
ORDER oF PusLtcE-ics
~ SESSION q sc Co.. -tt
TIE Clty-C0unEy B1l.c.-x -
Ccsrty ard state. On t-s =. =
o. coz - is1
PRESENT HONORAELE yir-o,
: BAUM. Circuit Judge
!. 8pp@arng trzs y carr - ..
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II Is ORDERED ihst .-e ...-..-.
JLA>TTA KING. enter rer i-o -sree
r. this cause O. O. before .--se
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CT sad BIZ q Cor-plz-rf s - .s,.s
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VICTOR ! BAUM. Ct-.- .se
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W Harold. The Nsllory Agency.
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HELP WANTED

ss'tae.ct Torrance COMPANY
hst ~ operlrz II Co..mo.s.
C,s f,r a. experienced F.re
7 rcer4rlter Prefer applicants
al.h minimum II tao years ".
c.~Arlt4ns experience n fire and
allied lines This JOB IS ot .
,ecrr.csl and professional nature
lntDly4ng The acceptance pricing
src retention of fire insurance
r4skg This u en- excellent op
por,ynity for growth and devel-
opment 1l'h progressive insur-
snce organization Salary com
mcnsurste with past work ex
perience and sbOye industry az.
craze Age 25 35 AB or BS.
degree in Business Administrs.
ton required. VIII substitute 2
years experience for 2 years Of
collegc. Send resume including
background Of previous work ex
porience TOP. X GILL. Person
nell Manager. Box, 20l9, Colum
bus. Ohio.
Grand Blvd. Near Grand River:
II room house. excellent condi
ton. Ample parking. suitable
for professional. insurance. real
estate. DR.. Clinic. Convalescent
home. etc. Reasonable. Call
owner TU. 6-O622 or TR. 40570
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STATE or MICHIGAN
~ The CIRCUIT COURT Foa
The COUNTY OF MAINE
II CHASCERY
SMITH BUGC. also s--a q.
IBR.AHEEN kAMIL, P.A.- IS
MARI JIM BrCC Defea-2r;
No. sz7.si3
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE a
A. session OF said Co4r- .et si
ne c54r- Hoase II ,,s c;y q
Detroit. IL s4ic County. OF i-e S,h
~ oct ober. is-S1
PRESENT HONORABLE iNNES
MoNTANTE. Circuit judge
In sn.s cause. il spPesr-s .-e- ;ae
zflcz,1; hereto attached a: tse
defendant. Mar jim Bags csnnoi
* served ~ process iss-s- c-, o.
,nis Coar+. as she Is 70, r.sri
a the State OF MNhis4n. 81. ,lst
she resides in The CHS OF cna.4aoo-a,
STATE OF Tennessee, and TIE, rs- Jas;
knopa address Is ec1 Cec-g.s Nes
Therefore. on motion o. Game. D.
Lee Attorney for ire P.Aaa:.
IT Is ORDERED TIA; ,he asss1e4r,
Mar Jim Bugg cause re-. pesr
aacr 10 Be entered in i1.. a.~
within three months from re ca,
cs .h.s defendant. Mar j- b-sE
ard ina, true copy ot ~, o'cei
be senE 20 the defendant, N4n l.o
B4gg GO Georgia Ave, C-s.;s-2o-s
Tennessee. by regssterec r.a- ID
cressee oris. return receip, ~ e'ied
ard li not received. that IRIS f; e
p1o.sacd in any ne~spspes f1t-s1ed
and circulating in the Co-r'' Of
Ws,re. according 10 la~
JAMES MONTASTE, Circ-l isdss
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI. BRANICIN. C.e'k
G CARTER, Deputy C.esS
il-5-i2-22-s2
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cr.nd Blvd. Near Grand River:

$1,000 WORTH or MILLINERY,
BAGS, AND JEWELRY
AND ALL STORE FIXTURES
WILL SELL FOR 5000
csii TUxe6o 4l0043 or wood
wsrd l.4416
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ATTY. CHARLES 2. PERKINS
s77 East Warren Ave.


STATE or MICHIGAN
~ The CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAlNE ~ CHANCERY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
Mary P. Gordon,
Helped Husband
Operate Stores

Mary P. Gordon, 81, who
came to the United States as a
child and later helped her hus-
band run grocery stores here
died yesterday after a heart at
tack. She lived at 5000 Six
Jteenth street NV.
Mrs. Gordon, born near
Minsk, Russia, arrived in New
York at the age of IL. She
came to Washington in 1919 as
a. bride and helped her hus-
band. the late Frank Gordon,
run food stores in Southeast
and Northeast Washington.
She was a member of the
Eastern Star and of the wom-
ems society of BNai Israel
congregation.
Mrs. Gordon leaves two
sons, both attorneys. They are
Bernard Gordon. 1901 Six
tenth street NV, and Harold
Gordon, of 627O Twenty-ninth
street NV. She also is sur
vived by two brothers, Dave
and Max Portnick, both of
New York City, and two grand
children.
Services will be at 1890 am.
tomorrow at Bernard Danzan-
sky and Sons Funeral Home,
35O1 Fourteenth street NV.
Burial will be in the B'Nai
Israel Cemetery, OXon Hill,
Md.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Heart Fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
Warwick Sputes,
Retired Weapons
Plant Muchinist

Warwick E. Spates, 70, a re-
tired Naval Weapons Plant
machinist, died yesterday after
a heart attack in front of the
Clifton Park Baptist Church.
1918 Piney Branch road, Silver
Spring.
Mr.. Spates, who was pro-
nounced dead at Washington
Sanitarium, was a native OF
the District and lived with his
wife, Hazel, at 804 East Uni
versity boulevard, silver
Spring. He retired from the
Naval Weapons Plant Is years
ago after Al years of service.
Mr.. SpateS was Financial
secretary at the Clifton PARK
Baptist Church.
Besides his wife, he leaves
two sons, Warwick, jr., of 400e
Sampson road, Wheaton, and
Kenneth E., of 6201 Walnut
drive Sc, and four sisters
Mrs. Mabel Dudley, of the Bap-
fist home, 300 Nebraska ave-
nue. NV, Mrs. Frank Dudley
and Mrs. Frank C. Rupp, both
Of st. Petersburg, Fla, ano
Mrs. Charles Fowler, of Clear
water, Fla.
Funeral services will be al
1.p.m. Saturday at the Clifton
Park church. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
Summer Arrives;
The Longest Day
Is One of Coolest

Summer officially makes its
arrival at SPA o'clock today
but the longest day of the year
was a cool one for Washington
area residents.
The Naval Observatory noted
that today, the occasion of the
summer solstice, produced SUM-
rise at 5:42 am. and sunset
will occur at 1897 pm. Tomor-
row will have a few seconds
less daylight than today but
the observatory rounds such
things off to the nearest
minute.
Officially, then, the days do
not start getting shorter until
Saturday when the sun will
make its appearance at SAB
am. Today, the sun reaches
it's farthest point north Of the
Equator, thus lingering longer
than any other day over the
horizon.