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The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08
ATTY. CHARLES r. PERKINS
S21 East Warren Ave.
STAIE OF MICHIGAN

olAlE Of MICHIGAN
IN IHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
'o0Nif or "AfNs t,,.s.. IN cHANcERY
ORDER OF APPEARANCE
LJvADA DAVIS. Plaintiff VS.. ARTHUR
DAVIS, Defendant.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOSEPH A.
SULLIVAN, Circuit judge.
Al session Of said Court held at the
trylCounty Building In the CITY Of
detroit, on the day OF November z
1852, a. ID.
It satisfactorily appearing to the
Summons has been dulv issued o,,t ~
and under the seal OF said Court for
we appearance OF said defendant
therein, and that the same could moi
oe served on said defendant because
that after dlligent search and irou,rv
" could not be aSccrtained IN wh.t
state or counry the said defendant r.'
sues or the whereabouts of aid d..
tendant learned, and that said chan.
.sIH summons has been rctphnsd by
ene shefft OF said County with MS
ecIuticdte thereon indorscd thai after
dIligcnt search and inquiry he Mas nm
aole 10 lind the said defendant ~ith,,
me state OF Michigan on or before the
return day OF said Summonx
ON MOTION OF CHARLES n prR.
hiNS, Attorney for the plaintiff Is,.
.ada Davis. TT Is ORDERED that the
defendant, Arthur Davis. appear and
answer the Bali OF Complaint i'm this
ssusc within three 81 months from
ne date of this Order. OF that ss,d
esiI o. Complaint will be taken ax con
fessed that this Order be published ar.
eoruins to Law and a copy thereof
served upon the defendant by register.
- rnsN as rroufrcd hv law
JOSEPH A. SULLIVAN. Cirrn,t r,,x..
TRUE COPY
Edgar NJ. Brsnigin. Clerk
u-i7-i3.22e2
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STATE or NICi,,c
~ IHk CIRCUIT COURT
COUNTY or WAYNE IA iroR ng
oapua sos & 49, 1css
CLADEAN HYDE. Pl.,.,sAhce
NOE HYDE Defendant !" N
~ : session Of said cou,,
the Cley-County Building. H., ~ he'd
O. Detroit County of W. ~ we d
Sssss ,sss o. Michigan. on octsSss, osSs
PsrsFSr. uoNop ,n,s
BAUM. Circuit judge. ''cr0l
U appearing that the d.s
not = resident Of this sss,"
sides In the Town OF ic..s, i, oa 4
State Of Mississippi: 'iile |,
n IS ORDERED that IN.
enter hts appearance In this se'snd, snd,
Or before three t3l months ,,x ,ux
date OF this Order, or ss,s s'vm
Complaint will be taken As nl ,
IT Is FURTHER ORDrPrr iess0
copy Of this Order be sent ~ na
Mail TO said defendant. add,ss ,ssrual(
Monroe Hyde, Louisville Mss%d M.s%d \
Routed. his last known address esapp9
not received personally by al snc
dsnt at least l20) DAYS befors. az ~ osisS)
prescribed for appearance ,a s ~
Order be published as reou,,nsI VA
VICTOR ,. BAUM. Circuit jude a'
A TRUE COPY
Edgar NJ. Branigin. Clerl
c. c. CARTER, Deputy Clerl
1l.i0-l2-i5-62
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Attorney James o. Lee
SoJ East Adams
STATE OF MICHIGAN

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
SMITH BUGC. also known u
IBRAHEEM KAMIL, Plaintiff vi
MARY JIM BUGG. Defendant.
No. S77.sI3
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
At session OF said Court held u
the Court House In the City 4
Detroit. in said County, on the ns
dr~ of October. 1862
PRESENT: HONORABLE JANE
MONTANTE. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. It appearing from IN
affidavit hereto attached. that tn
defendant. Mary Jim Bugg, canna
be served by process issued out I
this Court. as she Is not resides
of the State of Michigan. but ihs'
she resides In TIE City OF chs'ianooa
State of Tennessee, and that her l,s
known address Is 602 Georgia Ave-
Therefore, on motion OF James
Lee. Attorney for the Plaintiff
1T IS ORDERED tina, the detendsa
Mary Jim Bugg. cause her appss'
ance TO be entered in this caus
within three months from the dn
of this defendant. MARY Jim Bud
and that true copy OF this ordd
be sent TO the defendant, Mary is
Bugg. 6o2 Georgia Ave, Chaitsrocsl
Tennessee, BY registered mall. u
dressee only. return receipt requests
and II not received. that this order
published in any newspaper puolisns
and circulating in the County
Wavnc. according TO law.
JAMES MoNTANTE. Circuit Jud9
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI. BRANICIN, Clerk
C. CARTER. Deputy Clerk
ii-J-f2-22-62
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Johnson. 81. Of 37l3 Lincoln,
vas found guilty Of nonsupport
Of hrs estrsnged wife and four
children by Recorders Judge w.
Mckay Skillman and sentenced
to 80 days in the House of Cor
rection.
Johnson was arrested on the
complaint OF Mrs. Daisy John
son. 80. Of 1898 Blaine. The
couple was married in Toledo,
December "a. leae. and was sepa-
rated in 1855. when Johnson walk.
ed out on his family.
Mrs johnson said she has re-
ceived only $500 from her hus-
band since their separation John
son told the court that he has
been job hunting for the past
seven years.
II cost Nathaniel Jackson. 1897
Virginia Park. $500 in Record
er's Court last week for engaging
IN an illegal occupation
Turner. or 1887 Virginia Park.
was found guilty of engaging in
an i's,gal occupation by Re
ccrder's Judge W. Mckay Skill
man.
Patrolman Elmer Coleman Of
the Tenth Precinct said after
purchasing the liquor he con-
fiScated six pints Of moonShine
whiskey. six bottles of assorted
brands whiskey and one pint Of
Gin
The next time Otis Gordon
calls al the home Of a girlfriond.
he'll probably remember an old
saying. make your visits short
and sweet" after what happened
last week in Recorders Court
Gordon. IS. OF 6l4l Fifteenth.
was found guilty Of malicious de-
siruc,lon Of property He was
placed on SIX months probation
and order 10 make restitution in
the amount Of S25 90
The youth was arrested on the
complaint Of Edward Huntley 81.
Of 275i Hooker. who told the
court that Gordon was visiting his
daughter. Pearl Mae Huniley. Il.
but was making his visit too
long. Huniley said when 1870
D m came ne ordered Gordon 10
60 home He said the youth be-
came angry and left Huniley said
later he locked out his window
and saw Gordon slaShlns tires
on his car lie SAID the youth
fed
Gordon denied the charges
4 24year-old mother Of three
Sharsed with involuntary man
slaughter in the death Of her nine
month-old son stood mute We'd
nesday on ARRANGEMENT before
Recorders Judge Gerald W
Groat.
She Is Mrs Henrietta Louise
Bell Of 1878 Elmhurst Bond wss
SCI a $500 and two sureties with
examination scheduled for Decem-
Der II
Mrs Bells son. shelton burned
10 death last week in flash fire
which eneulfed their apartment
Police said >he was away from
shopping at the time of the fire
and lef, her two Youngest chill
arer in the care Of her siX-year-old
daughter. who told police that the
fire was started BY one OF the
chlicrel p:syng with their
mothers cigarei lighter
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ATTY. ALLEN sIsp
sos American Title aide.

- ~ WtNuitAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOp n,
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCE,
JOHNNY KING. Plaintiff ys n,
NTTA KING. Defendant. w
ch9ueerv No. S7J.sJJ
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At . session of said Cour, rs,s
the City-County Building. IN a
County and State, on the a,v
October 10. 1852.
PRESENT: HONORABLE v,c,o.
J. BAUM, Circuit Judge. NV
II appearing that II canno. \, y
certained In what State or COUNT ~
defendant resides,
On Motion OF ALLEN BTaR ,...
ney for the plaintiff In the sbss'
entitlc cause
1T rs ORDERED that the defeM,,.
JUANfTA KING. enter her appesrs..1
In this cause on or before three s.
months from the date Of this o.
or said Bill Of Complaint will be Az
as confessed.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED th,, |
COPY Of this Order be sent by Pal
istered Mail 10 said defendant. Jusn.,|
King. al her last known address. AL
N not received personally by the IA
defendant at least twenty 90 AN
before the time prescribed for N
pearance. that this Order be puhlshsl
in the legal newspaper as required n
Law
VICTOR J. RAUN. Circuit Judi,
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRAN1GAN. Clerk
c. CARTER, Deputy Clerk.
1f-iO-l2-1S-62.
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ATTORNEYS
HEADING, WILLIAMS, FokvtlLE
AND FLOYD

J0t bro3oW8rs SUUe koo-xof
STATE or MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
~ CHANCERY
LEON WILLIAMS, Plaintiff VS.
ETHEL MAE WILLIAMS, Defendant.
No. S76-4<o
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
At session OF said Court held
In the City-County Building in the
City Of Detroit. Wavne County, Mich
igan on October IS. 1857
PRESENT. HONORABLE: VICTOR J
BAUM. Circuit Judge.
II appearing 70 this Honorable
process for the appearance Of the
defendant has been duly issued. and
that after diligent sescrh and In
quiry from September u. 1867, up
to and including October i3th, the
same could not be served
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant, Ethel Mae williams. enter
her appearance In said cause on or
before three 81 months from the
date of this Order. or said Bill Of
Complaint will be taken as confessed
against Ethel Mae williams. and that
. copy OF said Order be sent TO the
known address Of the defendant. said
address being 1904 Delaware. Apt. 4.
Detroit, Michigan, BY Registered Mail,
Return Receipt Requested, and De-
livery TO Addressee Only.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that n
the defendant Is not personally served
with a copy Of this Order, a trae
copy Of this Order be published in
the Detroit Tribune. a newspaper print.
ed. published, and circulating in said
County Of WAYNE. for six i6l consecu
tive weeks. according to Law.
VICTOR J. BAUM, Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR ". BRANICTN. Clerk
C. CARTER. Deputy Clerk
1i-5f1--l1-s-s1
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N. Y. LIVE IN MAIDS

You need friend in y. Y. Let
Mr. Harold Of the Mallory Agen.
cy be your friend. lie GUARAN.
TEES you a live-in job in good
home. paying $50 10 $50 a week,
free room. meals. 7. w. he ad-
yances bus tickets and expenses
70 y. Y. SEND REFERENCES TO
Mr. Harold. The Mallory Agency.
Dept lS6. 576 Merriek Road.
lynbrook. N. Y.
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ATTY. JESSE WILLIAMS
1908 Broadway
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF WAYNE
JOURNAL OF PUBLICATION
SIS. 7o3, 100 &c. u. %, ,Sz6l

JOURNAL OF PUBLICATION
SIS. 7o3.loo &C. n. 3o,szSl
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 Fifteenth day OF
October, in the year one thousand
nine hundred and sixty-two. Present
THOMAS c. MURPHY. Judge Of Pro-
0"Ia In the Matter -cf the exchange of
name OF JAMES ANTHONY ELwAR-
TOWSkI. also known as JAMES AN
THONY ELWART. An Adult.
on reading and filing the petition
of the said JAMES ANTHONY III
WARTOWSkI, also known as JAMES
ANTHONY ELWART praying that his
name be changed TO JAMES ANTHONY
ELWART:
II is ordered. That the Twenty sixty
day OF November. next AT ten O'Clock
in the forenoon at said Court Room
be appointed for Hearing said Petition-
And Il Is further Ordered, ihat
copy OF this order be published once
in each week for three weeks con-
secutively previous TO said time OF
hearing. in the DETROIT TRIBUNE.
a new spaper printed and circulated In
said County OF WAYNE.
THOMAS c. MURPHY, Judge OF
Probate
do hereby certify that I have COM
pared the foregoing copy with the
original record thereof and have found
the same 10 be a correct transcript
OF such original record. Dated Oct. 10.
1862
Register
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Commercial. residential. Liver
nois & West Chicago Best cornor
for Doctor. dentist. chiroprac-
tor. or lawyer. 100 people pass
ing everyday Retired Owner.
TIE. 1929.
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s
II was Blue Monday for Eugene
Ewing in Recorders Court last
week. Ewing. %. of $50 Con-
tinental. was charged wnh ma
hcious destruction Of property
on the complaint u Mrs. Lille
Mae Lampklns. 80. ~ao also
lives in an aparlment al the
address.
Mrs. Lampkins accused Ewing
OF kicking IN the door 10 her
apartment. lie apparently was
not angry with her, but ne was
mad VIII what she had hidden IN
her closet.
Ewing said all he wanted was
Violetta Glenn, 25. who had fled
her apartment and took refuge
in closet in Mrs Lampklns
bedroom Miss Glenn said she
went 10 Mrs LampkIns apart
ment after Ewing smashed the
door TO her apartment when she
refused TO admit him
Miss Glenn further stated that
Ewing is the father of her MIN
year-old child.
Police sald Ewing was armed
with a butcher knife. He denied
the charges. and was remanded
to the custody OF Wayne County
jail.
Earl Thomas hlt the hand that
fed his mouth and gave him a
roof over his head.
Thomas. 81 Of 672i Russell.
was charged with robbery no,
armed last week IN a warran,
issued by the prosecutors office
on the complaint OF Mrs. Iva
Wauford. 20, Of 1918 Wellington
Mrs. Wauford said Thomas
came TO her home seeking shell
Ter for the night
She said she told Thomas that
he may spend the night seated
in a chair. 4 shor, time later
Thomas asked the aged woman
for 50 90 He claimed he had
watch in pawn. and wanted 10
get il. out When Mrs Wauforc
refused Thomas snaiched IS 90
from. on TOP Of the dresser He
also took an antique. five-shol
pistol. He Knocked Mrs Wauford
down. tore her dress and fled
When Thomas was arrested
later BY police he admitted tax
inc the pistol. but denied taking
any money
Police quoted Thomas saying:
Il sold the pistol TO an unknown
man for $1,000"
Rudolph Cunningham dlscoy-
cred the hard way that its dan
gerous business operating still
Particularly Il police get wind
Of what you are making
Cunningham. 80. Of 1888 Ban.
sor. was found guilty of engag-
ing in an Illegal occupation by
Recorders Judge w Mckay Skill
man. and find s25 90 or 80 days
Police said they discovered the
still by accident. when they an
swered a breaking and entering
cnaree Two men apparently were
attempting TO break into the
s...l
The csficers sad the still a;
oS=t SeNeniserfn. was : Die husi'
-ess Thsy DESTROYED 500 salons
&. -.zsh. smashed ll0-gallon
cxsr and al ct ins ,rlm-sH-s
ira, g N.th mooash.ne IsSirs
-S-sr Johnson wall spend beth
CHRISTMAS and the New Year r.
.-s Ho4se q Correc-on
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

iREENLAWN, near S HOOL.
CRAFT - Income property.
excellent condition. extra fenc-
cd lot. Garage. beautiful recre-
alton room. Will sell with
small down payment to respon-
sible party Deal directly with
owner. Call CIR. 6-0ll5 for
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

so Acres wi;A - acres private
lakes and 3 cottages. Excellent
fishing and hunting. Near Som.
erset Center. Contact Oliver
Marzon. 2635 Geneva Highway.
Manitou Beach. Michigan.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

Retired couple to look after small
8 unit furnished apartment. Free
Rent ard Utilities Westside loca.
tion. WE. 3-420O.
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SsIemsn Wanted

Direct sales. Work on leads only,
Phone 272.l54l. 8 5 daily. eve
nlngs WE. 3-5401.
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$1,000 WORTH or MILLINERY.
BAGS, AND JEWElRY
AND ALL STORE FIXTURES
WILL SELL FOR 500
Call Tuxedo 4-oof3 o. wood
ward l-44i6

Grand Blvd. Near Grand River:
II room house. excellent condi
tion. Ample parking. suitable
for professional. insurance. real
estate. Dr.. Clinic. Convalesceni
home. etc. Reasonable Call
owner. TU. 6O622 or TR. 40570.
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appointment
AlGER nr. WOODWARD . Flat.
Three Bedroom Brick. Side.
drive. Two Car Garage. Tile
Features in Lower. w. Filing
ton TY. 5-6435. GI or FILA.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-08

pineapple green menhe crumbled
whipped combined in this
mold with lime gelatin base Circle the mold with pineapple rings
top green cherries for holiday
Tropical Menthe elegant makeahead that wiz
g
TROPICAL CREME DE sfENTHE DESSERT
Q-pound 4-ounce) pine Juice Of 1 lemon
apple slices y cup green creme de menthe
q cup whipping
I fam
gelatin Red and cherries
pineapple reservng i Measure remaining
add enough TO make liquid Heat hq-
uid dissolve gelatin in II. Add lemon juice. To little
than half Of gelatin add de menthe and the
pineapple syrup. Chill until syrupy
naming gelatin in freezer chill When thick
fold stiffy whipped and crumbled
Turn into oiled Soup mixing bowl or mold Chill until
pineapple slices around sides Of bowl mold
on top layer Dice any pineapple
syrrpy gelatin Spoon firm white layer
Unold earnsh with additional
pineapple desired and red and cherries Makes to
servings.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13

Book Of the Maccabees. Fur
thermore, a second legend says
that when the Jewish forces en-
tered the Temple, they found
there eight iron spears. They
stuck candles on the spears and
lighted them - begonning the
tradition of the eight Hanukkah
candles.
To leave a con lu d in e
thought, Hanukkah has come to
mean more than just the victory
Of judah Maccabee. This De-
cember, as for centuries past,
the Hanukkah lights will shine
from the memorials in our Jew
ish homes to proclaim the vic
tory of God and the eventual
triumph of free men. Whereas,
the candles in the windows of
our Christian neighbors shall
send back the message of peace
on earth, good will toward men.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13

century bee. Before the
Christian Era).
History states that Antiochus
had captured the Jewish Temple
in Jerusalem and dedicated it to
his own gods. A rebellion began
under the leadership of Judah
called Maccabee (the hammer)
and the Jews overthrew the in
vading armies. Hanukkah,
which means dedication, orig
inally celebrated the rededica-
tion of the Temple.
When the Syrians occupied
the Temple, they defiled all the
sacred oil there. After the city
was recaptured by the Jews,
they were unable to light the
Temple lamp until a small flask
of undefiled oil was found. The
flask contained only enough oil
for one day, but miraculously it
lasted eight days until more
was secured. These days were
declared a festival. Thus during
this annual event, we light the
Hanukkah menorah, mentioned
previously. 1t is an eight-armed
candelabra. This recalls the
miracle said to have occurred at
the rededication.
Freedom
This charming legend, found
in the Talmud, is hard to verify,
for it is not mentioned in the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
Notice of Public Hearing

Notice is hereby given that a
public hearing will be held on
Tuesday, December 18, 1862 at
1870 p. m. in the Commission
Room in East Cleveland City
Hall, 14340 Euclid Aveune to
consider the following:
The East Cleveland City Com
mission will consider the recon-
mendation of the Board of
Zoning Appeals to change the
area district Of the property
on Hover Avenue known as
Permanent Parcels 672-1-27 and
% from an Az area district to
an A-3 area district so as to
permit a Is suite apartment
building to be constructed on
this property.
R. s. Moore,
Clerk of Commission
G. T. Apthorp,
City Manager
r. s. Moore,
Director of Finance
Published: Dec. 18th, 1862
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
HEADING FOR HOLIDAYS

Let our styIish keep you locking
Party-perfeet during the helidoys.
Coll US soon and have your hair
styled ond set in its most fIotter-
ing lines.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
Green Light
Grand Opening
Continued from page l.

Continued from page II
from the Euclid Green intersec-
ton.
All store exteriors are spruced
up with a striking new paint
job, white with dramatic black
trim.
Illuminated Sign
Along the length of the Eu-
cid frontage, contemporary
wall has been constructed, with
Illuminated sign listing the cen
ter's tenants. Decorative gas
lights and new shrubbery plant
ings add to the decor. A new
CTS bus shelter and public
phone booth are other conven-
fences being installed.
Exterior remodeling has
been coordinated by Richard
Gray, head of the commercial
department Of Metropolitan
Management, leasing and man
agement agents for the New
Green Light Center.
"In all of our experience in
shopping center management" "
Grey declares, "we've never had
such enthusiastic public reac-
ton.
Every day, shoppers stop
and express their delight in
what's happened at the new
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13

Green Light Center. They seem
especially pleased because it's
doing something wonderful for
the general neighborhood."
General contractor for the
new center is Alex Neshkin and
Son; paving contractor is Ad-
vance Asphalt Paving; painting
has been done by Lewis Spector
and Sons; and sign work has
been by Neon Sign Company.
Architects for the centr are
Jack Alan Bialosky and Asso-
ciates.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13

W yOdI IIOlllC iooI Ool oi
beautiful for your holiday. Ha-
nukkah, l believe you call it. >
Continuing in a disappointed
tone, "Aren't you going to do so
this holiday"
I assured her that I was. Our
holiday doesn't always come out
on the same day of the month,
thus, there was ample time for
preparation. After she left, the
impact of her conversation hit
me. I was flattered that she had
even remembered our decorated
abode, because it was done very
simply. Although my family and
l aimed to make it attractive
and meaningful, nothing was
done on a grand scale.
Also obvious from this con-
versation was the teres t
shown in the Jewish holiday by
this woman of another faith.
This led me to believe that per-
haps other friends and neigh
bors of the families belonging
to Temple Ner Tamid and its
Sisterhood, Lakeshore blvd. and
25Oth, might also be enlight-
ened to read about Hanukkah.
Thus, I shall write from a WON
ans viewpoint.
Mothers Role
First, the mother of the Jew
ish household plays a key role
in the observation Of this holi-
day, as in the other ones. l re-
call how my own mother pre-
pared for the festivities and we
celebrated in our own fashion,
as there were hardly any other
Jewish families in the commu-
nifty of my childhood.
Another thought comes to
mind Of a mothers effort to OBJ
serve Hanukkah with her chill
dren. Many years ago, I worked
on the hospital staff, which had
a team, consisting Of a male in
tern and his twin sister, a
nurse. I became good friends
with both Of them. Therefore,
when the sister became i'll, once,
and was hospitalized, her moth
er used to stop by to see me
when visiting her daughter. One
evening on such a visit, she
asked that I come up to her
daughters room, as it was the
first night Of Hanukkah. Lo
and behold, upon arriving, | no.
ticed a menorah for the light
ing of the first H a nu k k a h
candle. The brother Joined us,
then the four Of us enjoyed the
beautiful ceremony. Although
we three were no longer chill
dren, we received this gesture
from a mother who remembered
and cared in the same loving
manner.
Home Observance
The Hanukkah season has al
ways been particularly joyous.
Lasting for eight days, it be-
gins on the 25th day of the Jew
ish month of Kislev, which
usually falls in mid-Deeember.
This year it is Dec. 22nd.)
Since the Jewish day begins at
sunset, the observation COM
mences the evening of the 21st.
Celebrated more in the home
than in the synagogue, it COM
memorates the victory of Judah
Maccabee over the Syrian ty-
rant Antiochus in the second
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
Campus News

Joan Fraser, junior, is a mem
Der of the Albion College Choir
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Robert Fraser, 954
Dresden. Fraser is Musical Di-
rector of Shaw.
Mrs. Elizabeth Strong Ste.
phenson, 1882 North Taylor rd.
a member of the Class of 1852
has been named as one of the
twelve new alumni class agents
at Lake Forest College.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-12-13
Average Jewish Housewife
EXPLAINS Hanukkah Holiday
BY Ethel Weinstein

Recently, prescription delivery was made from
a local drug store to my house. When l opened the
door to take the medicine the gazed all around
my living room, and remarked, 81 remember coming
to your home last year and you had it decorated so