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ATTY S. J. FLANAGAN
1877 G. DAWSON
STATE or MICHIGAN
COUNTY or WAYNE
SIS sio.3SS


At session OF the Probate Court
fol said County OF Wayne. held at
the Probate Court Room in the Clty
of Detroit, on the Tenth day of
June, IN the year one thousand. nine
hundred and Sixty-thrce.
PRESENT
HON. FRANK 5. SZYMANSkI
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter of the Estate OF
ROSE LEE CURTIS, Deceased.
John Curtis, administrator OF said
estate, having rendered 10 this Court
his first and final account in said
matter and filed Herewith his De.
tition praying that this Court ad.
judicste and determine who are or
were at the time of the death of
said deceased her heirs at Law and
entitled to inherit the estate of which
said deceased died seized and that
the residue OF said state be assigned
to the person or persons entitled
thereto as determined by this Court:
II Is ordered, That the Tenth DAY
OF july next a. ten o'clock in the
forenoon at said Court Room be ap-
pointed for examining and allowing
said account and hearing said De.
titior.
And 1t Is further Ordered, That
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.
newspaper printed and circulated in
ssid County OF Wayne.
HDS. FRANK $. sZYMANsKI
Judge of Probate
do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same to be correct trans.
crips OF such original record.
HARRY BolDA
Deputy Probate Register
Dated Jun. I. 1853
6-15 SO
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10 Frceway Reasonable for cash
or terms For Location Write
Owner, Box 1854 Pontiac, Mich
igan
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ATTY. James D. Lee
STATE or MICHIGAN ,,y
~ TIE CIRCUIT Io1hi Svn ~
COUNTY or hAfNL
NO. Ds7
ORDER TO ANSWER
James Matthews Roger pisinuii'
~ Dorothy Rogers, Defendant.
A. session. os said Court helo 81
the Court House IN The Cits OF De
.rof IN ssic County, on the Sih day
Of Aprll, a ID 1858
Honorable Neal Fiizgerald
Circuit Judge
on this 6th q, Of Aprll, 1898, an
acton Vas filed by James Matthew's
Rogers. plaintiff. scsins, Dorotns
Rogers. defendant. in this cause 70
oo;aln . Judgment q divorce
on motion Of James d Lee. Attorn'
9, for the Plaintiff.
IT Is ORDERED that 'he defenosnt
Dorothy Rogers, shah answer or
take such other action a. may pe
permitted by lsH, on or before the
or dss OF Juls. 4 d 1853
Failure 70 conpl, ~ith this order
vii result In '1dRmen' DN oe'
fsul, srain~ Ssid defendant. for inc
relief demanded In the complaint
filed In tbs Court
Neal Fitzgerald Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
Edgar " Brsnigin. Clerk
4i5-54-s3
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ATTY S. }. FLANAGAN
1k17 z. Dawson


STATE OF MICHIGAN
n THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
LAURA W. WALKER,
Plaintiff
CHESTER WALKER,
At a session OF Said Court held
al the City County Building, In the
City Of Detroit. County of Wayne
and State OF Michigan, on this 2lst
day of May A. d. 1858.
PRESENT
HONORABLE HORACE GILMORE
Circuit Judge
on the 9th day OF May 1863, an
Action was filed BY Laura w. Walker,
the plaintiff, against Chester Walk
or, the defendant, In this Court
praying for q judgement Of Divorce,
ON MOTION OF, S. J. FLANAGAN,
attorney for the plaintiff.
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant, Chester walker shall an
swer the Complaint filed therein, or
take such action as may be permitted
by law on or before August IS. A. d.
1853;
Failure 20 comply with this order
viii result In judgement by de.
fault against such defendant for the
relief demanded In the Complaint
filed In this cause;
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
a copy o. this Order shall be sent
by registered mail TO the defendants
last known place OF residenct, and
like copy be published according
10 law
Horace Gilmore
Circuit Judge
a TRUE COPY -IK
EDGAR NJ. BRANICTN
Whitney Deputy Clerk
6-i5 - 7-z0
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STATE or MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF WAYNE
S. 1s3.soo
c-N. ~ >S<c

A. session Of the Probate Coar
,o- I'D County Of wayne. nelc a.
ne PROBATE cour. Roon n the Si's
a p<;rost. on the third dzs Q. 'Hne'
N TIE year cne ,Ao1sanc nlne
hundred and szxts-ihree
PRESENT
HON. JOSEPH : MURPHY
Jucxe Of PROBATE
In TIE matter Q. the change q
name Of willie csrrut1, Al Aonii.
on reading and f.ing the petition
Of tae said Hlhe C4rruth Prsslns
that hAs came be changed 70 Wine
L<e Austin
Ii "a ordered that the ihird day
Of y1i,, neat az ten o'e.ock IN the
.orenoSn 81 sad Co5r Room be
sppoIn.ed for hesr-ng sad petition
Al II Is further Ordered, That
= copy Of thls order oe published
once IN each week for three weeks
consecutive.y prtsious 10 sad time
Of hearing, in The Detrcst Tribune,
newspaper printed and circulated
In sad Count, Of Wayne.
Hon- Joseph A Murphy,
Judge Of PROBATE
do hersos certify that have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof ana have
found TIE same 10 be correct
trznxrip; Of such original record.
Dated June ). lss3
Harp Bo,dz, Deputy PROBATE Reg
lister. t-is ~
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COURT FOR THR
COUNTY OF WAYNE

NO. sal zoo
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Nsry l. Jones Deceased
Notice is hereby given that all cred.
itors OF said deceased are required
70 present their cslirs, In writing
and under oath, 10 said Court at the
Probate office IN the City OF Detroit,
in said County, and 10 serve copy
thereof upon Gladys Chsvis Admins-
trs,rix OF said estate, 81 1855 Csdil-
lac. Detroit, Michigan on or before
The 3ist day OF July, A. d. 1883, and
.ths, such claims will be heard by
said court, before Judge Thomas G..
MURPHY IN Court Room No 1873,
City County Building in the City OF
Detroit. in said County, on the 3lH
dsy Of July, 4 d 1863, al Two o'clock
ir ihe afternoon.
Dated MAY %, 1853
Thomas {. Murphy
Judge OF Probate
do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same TO be correct trans
cr.pt Of such original record.
Dated MAY 20. 1853
Allen r. Edison. Deputy Probate
Register
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H. : \ SEND REFERENCES 10
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Dept ls6. s76 Merriek Road.
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Alger Street - Six Room Lower
$500 9 months free rent for
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Clearwater 30492.
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ATTY. ROBBINS end BUTLER
l7S7s Dexter
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
Carlos Virgil,
Plaintiff.
Barbara Virgil
Defendent,
ORDER FOR EQUALIZATION
NO. so17
At q session Of said Court held
in the City OF Detroit, Wayne Coun-
~, Michigan on June 6, 1858.
PRESENT
Hon. Victor J. Baum
Circuit Judge
On the 9Th day OF June, 1858,
an action OF Divorce was filed by
Carlos Virgil, Plaintiff against Bar
bsrs Virgil, Defendant, In this Court.
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED, that the
Defendant, BARBARA VIRGIL, who
rcdoet AZ fensione IaIroooios w.
Medici ,, Milsno, Italy, shall answer
or take such other sction rs may be
permitted by Law on, or before the
sth day Of September, 1888, three
months from the date Of this order.
Failure TO comply with this Order
will result In judgement by de-
fault against Defendant for the re-
lief demanded In the Complaint filed
In this Court.
Hon Victor !. Baum
circCircuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR M.BRANTCAN. Clerk
BY Clinton c. Carter, Deputy Clsrh
s-22--7-77
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Brick Store Bldg. an d Garage
ss71 e. FOREST
With or without sone furniture
large Iof.
MUST &c CASH
WA. S2545

Unusual and attractive opportun-
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Establishment. Northwest Area.
Desirable location. No Brokers
or agent State Qualifications.
Write 20. Box l39 College Park
Detroit 81. Michigan
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ATTY. william, T. Patrick. 81.
1o3S Farmer 81.

ATTY. William T. Patrick. 81.
io3s Farmer 81.
STATE or MICHIGAN
N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TiE
COl-SY or WAYNE ~ CHANCERI
BETTE J. SLAUGHTER,
WILLIE SLAUGHTER,
NO 7,',
civil ACTION
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ = session OF said Court held AZ
The CHS County Building in the Cry
90 Detroit, County Of WsSnc and the
State Of Michigan this 8th day OF
April A D 1868
PRESENT
HONORABLE NEAi. FITZGERALD
Circuit judge
on the 18th ds, OF February s y
1859 an action was filed bv plaintiff
against defendant. Willie Slaughter.
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED. that
the defendant. Willie Slaughter, shall
answer or take suca action as may
be permitted bv law on or before
The 9Th csv Of july a D 1853
Failure 20 comply w'fh this order
viii result in q judgement bv de-
fault against such defendant for the
rciief demanded In the Complaint
filed In this Court
NEAL FITZGERALD
Circuit Judge
4 True COPY
Tdgsr " Branigin. Clerk
~ z Carter. Deputy Clerk
47--s-i-s3
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Walters Lake Lots. Sl95.00 each.
2 for S375O0-Cash or Terms
Box 95 Ferndale.
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. GREENLAW'S near s HOOL-
CRAFT - Income property.
excellent condition, extra fenc-
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alton room. Will sell with
small down payment 10 respon-
sible party Deal directly with
owner Call CIR. COILS for
appointment
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ATTY cssn L. Ware
S,oo oses6wsv
STATE 0R MICHIGAN
~ THE cIRCuIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE
WILLIE RUTH LOTT
Divorce Action IA
oaoeR 70 AMsWuR
A. ,sssion Of said Court held In
IA. C,t,-couniy Building. In the
c,x Of Detroit, Wayne County.
u,ehissn. on the 1znd day OF May
AID. 1893.
NON. HORACE w. GILMORE
Circuit Judge
ON the n day OF May. T. ID. 1863,
:, action was filed by Willie Ruth
lott. plaintiff against Alvin n. Lott,
defendant, In this Court for absolute
di, orce.
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant. Alvin N. Lott, 57os Fasclf
street. Chattanooga 10, Tennessee,
shall answer or TO take such other
action a. may be permitted by law
on or before the 22 day Of August,
AID. 1868. Failure TO comply with this
order will result In a judgement by
default against said defendant for
the relief demanded In the com.
plant filed In this Court.
HON. HORACE W. GILMORE 4
Circuit Judge
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGAN
Clerk
By c. c. Carter. Deputy Clerk
el5-7.20-63
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LEGAl NOTICES

.x tssson sis<~oSs
Sos erss'es Ass"s.
srArE or MICHIGAN ~ur
~ -uy CIRCUIT COUNT foh
II ~. COUNTY or WAYNE
NO. s7t
.,ss,,t e ROBINSON. Pisinuii W
PAUlIsE ROBINSON, p.,ss s.,ss
49,. ,,h dsy Of MErch, ls''. !"
- ~n flied b Russell = 49, 49,
- p.sinun. against Pauline ~ 20
,r-on -, oesendans, IN ma e0u'' "
..h. ordered that the csisn'
pAuLI>E ROBiNsoN' ne"
s,s~t, or sale such other suo" i
-, ). permniec b. is~ o. % ,as,
-. 80 -. I,,h das Of sep'smosf' -
,s,s .''...~ 20 comply Nth ms o'us' ~
- ,es.l, N judgement o. os'ss', CO., |,
-,,-r such defendant for 'nc '.''..
-s~.,s.o IN the complaint iieo ~
this court
VICTOR BAUM
Circuit Court Judge
p.se Of order June "a. lse'
a True COPY
ypcAR " BRANIcAN r 0's'S
ezs - $50
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AyTv- 49, uuns8
~ osuo1uov
STATE o. MICHIGAN
~ M CwCun coURT Eon IN
COUNTY o. WAYNE
- -
oooGa - AnGgWuQ
Ab<i Wllizsns. s1Aznksff ~ CarT1e
u1kans. Defen1ssA
~ . srzuscs 60 .az1 cs1rs bid n
the Oty -Csussy Dszi1zns n tns CITY
q D<xro<s. Cs4sfy 81 wsyns and
state q Nl<h4gsn- % MAJ :. iSss
poGeGuv
Henorsble JosRDk c. Rakk<d
CIrrzu Coxu
On the IN oay q Hay, A. ID.
isGs. IN sr<5cs vss f1ec by Absl
Hllz1sns. PlHin<lff. sSz1zz Carrie
wA11s2S. Defendzn<. IN thls Court
for sb&osu:e divorce
~ Is HEkEBf ORDERED that
the oefsndsnf. C&rne Williams. -
z>E Is,lnx Street. Seattle ~. wash-
tngon. snzl answer sr fzxe sueh
otb<r scl1on - nay o< permitted
b. Ian CO or before th< Ssh dzy of
A2g1SL A. ID. ls65. Fsl1rs 10
coEpiy ~ish thls oro<s ~m reSalf
IN . yu1S<D<n. - default sxsinz
soch defendxnt fer the rvl5<f de-
1anded IN The Co@pLaiBf 11ed N
thls Court
sos<ph C. RssAsd. Circuit Judge.
A True COPY
Edgar ~ Brsn,ELn. clerk
S<S-<z9<3
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Arr. vvsssrss ~ essyo
~ ososowsv
SrATE o. MICHIGAN
II 7HK CIRCUIT coVkT FoR IN
COUNTY o. uAfNE
- yy1s
scrva AcrDoU
onzl< Lse nsrnAn. PiAznkzfx ~.
o<ns Lee Bsrnsa. D<xes1snk
AZ . s<znsoa q 80 Gear. h<l1
N ~ ClyCD1Bxy DuD61nx. ~ th<
Crs s< D<<ros;. wssne Coun<s. M,ehs-
gan Co the 17sk ozy q Asy it<1-
Haooxsbis Horace w. C2Dsrx
Circuit Judge
On the z7.h csy Of Map AID. isg,.
an s<rbon so fled ~ onn,t L<<
Burnxz- p-ztntiff. sssinr osh& Lee
B4rrxn,. oefsn1zr: n t1ls Co-rt for
se<otus< c1sorc<-
n Is HEREBY ozDEAED that the
c<fen1xsz. Oths Lee Burnsz- PERM
Post Otfsr<. Perm Georgia sbsl an
fser 10 txAx s1rh oth<r scr,c1 a.
b< psrr.<ttrc b. Las O o. before
fne z7th CAY q Argu< AID iss,.
Ysdure 20 cozply ~1th tE1x Orc<r
~tn resas; N y.tSen<nt % oe-
fssk sEslnsz s1rh 6sfencsnf fer the
rsii~f demanded In The Complains
fled N th;s Court
Honersb bis Horace ". C1nore Circuit
Judge
A THE CORY
Edgar v Br2ris.-, C-<rk
szs---13S3
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Arvv. cAsssss esrkfns
STATE OF MICHIGAN
N rHE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR TIE
COUNTY or WAYNE
oRDea TO AeSWGR
B<r Dsxon. Pis;ntiff "a Alice Dixon'
D<t<n<znt-
Honorshl< yir1or J. Baum
Circuit Court
A. a s<x<scn Of szs1 Co1rr held 10
she CITY cc1nsy Bcndinx on th oss
q yun< lsS, IN TIE CITY of Deiro''.
On tn< bth csy of Jane. AID. ises'
An action xas flec b Ben Deon'
ussinrssf. sxxlnss Alice Duon- ceftn'
osnf IN this Court for absolute %
yorc<-
m IS HEREBY oRDEEEDsihs' the
o<fendsn,. Alsce Dnon shall answer o,
.xRx x,cf zr1ior as ma, Be p<rrniiieo
bx ls~ on or before the tth oss o.
S<p.ens<r. AD- isss. Failure 70
ro~rulx xf,h this order VII res1t
N = yacrerers D. default again"
TIE cefen1xnt. Aisce Dixon tor tne
relief demanded in the Complain
fled In tzls Court
yicsor J. Baum Circgit Judge
A TRUE COPY
Edrzr n BrzniEin. Clerk
su-1-T
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u room house. excellent condi
ton Ample parking. suitable
for professional. insurance. real
estate. DR.. Clinic. Convslesccnt
home. etc. Reasonable Call
owner IT, 6-O622 or TR. 4-0570.
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FLAT FOR RENT
62s Ferry e. - 8 rooms = Gas
Heat - across from BsIeh School
TY. e-3oel
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
n THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
LAURA W. WALKER,
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-06-06
What Goes On?

Mr.. and Mrs. Tranquilino
(Nonoy) Mendoza celebrated
their fourth wedding anniver-
sary with a quiet luncheon at
their residence, 1888 41st Ave.
East, last May 10. Among the
guests were Capt. and Mrs. Mari
ano S. Suit, Consul General and
Mrs. Francisco O. Ora of Van
couver and their niece, Miss
Myrna Batacan; Mr.. and Mrs.
Eduardo Romualdez (who were
visiting with the Sulits), Miss
Emma Sison, secretary to Mr..
Ora; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ing
ram of Everett, the Messrs. Ores
ties Bello, Victoria A. Velasco,
and Jose Torres.
Mrs. PaZ Rollolazo was EJECT
ed "MOther of the Year" and
Mr.. Carlos Malta, Member of
the Year" by the San Nicolas
(Pangasinan) Brotherhood AS
ISOLATION. HOnOring the award
ees, dinner was served by the
organization at the Gran Oriente
Headquarters, 2O34 Weller ST.,
last May II.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-06-06
Q Destroys
! Warehouses

% old warehouses were de-
ed Sunday night, May 26,
Spectacular blaze which
Enfet "a firemen busy for more
five hours before it was
Light under control.
e of the warehouses is
o ' d by the Philippine Prod
WY, VIZ 60. and the other is occu-
nv " by the Belzer Box Co.
woie fire trucks, including
oo'u Protection District 5 rigs
Fpt W Parker and Sawyer, were
Mrs Sed INTO service after the
Ia Lon was sounded shortly after
White o'clock. Firemen were told
|less IS a fire in a box pile but it
sole d out to be a full-scale in
|bodlcement of the two ware
Flrt YVES, the Washington Wood &
tn wa Co. office building and
jacks and a third warehouse,
of blaormer Charles Skone build
red (which was owned by the
ma Fruit Growers Associ-
Mrs. Lumber owned by the
|. Aur was stored in the building
Ii h e some of it was damaged.
satin gin of the fire is believed
! chiftive been campfire or a
tuckette. For years, hob o e
the m camped under the plat
Iable ) of the building owned by
ed on Philippine Produce Co. and
with I'd recently by the Wapato
ice Co. Fire Chief Harry
| fasb.nings said the department
Mr. ! answered calls to the build
|air,o, On many occasions during
L,,,ortiime he has been chief in
9 Mr., past; however, the flames
always smothered before
=, damage was done.
ny ue loss of the Philippine
VI .,nlce Go. has not been asser-
I'd yet. According to Emil
i"'iiOe, a stakeholder, the COM
has no plans of rebuilding.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-06-06

Miss Rachel F. Chipeco, the
daughter of Atty. and Mrs. Do
minador E. Chipeco of Laguna,
Philippines, exchanged vows
with Mr.. Alfredo G. Fajardo,
son of MIR. and Mrs. Saturnino
C. Fajardo of Caloocan City,
Philippines at wedding SOL
emnized last April 26, 1868 at
1000 am. at the Blessed Sacra-
ment Church during a nuptial
mass officiated by the Rev. Fa-
Their Joseph Fulton. Mrs. Prisca
Langoey sang ave Maria"
The bride was attended by
her sister, DR.. Zayda F. Chipeco
of the Roosevelt Hospital, New
York City, as maid of honor.
The bridegroom was attended by
his younger brother, Rodolfo
Faiardo, of Caloocan City. 9th
er attendants were the Misses
Elisa G. Santos and Aida Ibay-
an. Acting as uShers were the
Messrs. Silvestre Tejada and
Dougald MacFarlane.
Standing as wedding sponsors
were Capt. and Mrs. Mariana
Suit, Mrs. Sergio Acena and
Mr.. Henry Gamido, Sr. Capt.
Suit stood as proxy for Capt.
Benjamin Tiqui of the M. S.
Transocean Merchant. tt e
bridegroom is second mate
aboard the ship.
During the traditional Filipino
wedding ceremony, Miss Betty
Ramesz and Mr.. Ward Oakshott
acted as candle sponsors; Mr..
and Mrs. T. Money Mendoza as
veil sponsors; and MIR. and Mrs.
Aristid Ratermanis as cord
sponsors. Flower girl was Di-
ana Ratermanis and Arne Rater-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-06-06
Continued from Page ID


no Communities
orio he observance of June IL as
- opine independence Day
0'''' proclaimed by President
prizadado Macapagal when he
lid Proclamation No. % on
II, 1862.
"ton 3 to 1861, Philippine indie
o-An. enoe had been celebrated
uly A. But, realizing that
CoUiecIaration of independence
vest FEN Emilio Aguinaldo and
, fellow revolutionists on
y '"0' II, 1898 really marks the
veIve Of the First Philippine Re-
r;i..lc, President Macapagal
the change last year.
p moly 4 every year will be OBJ
ore-hs 3D., according to President
apagal, as Philippine-Ameri-
afen'nFriendship Day.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-06-06

manis was the ring bearer. The
bride was given away by Mr..
Floyd Whitmore, who stood
proxy for the brides father.
Atty. Angelica F. Chipeco, moth
er of the bride, flew from the
Philippines to attend her daugh-
ter's wedding.
The bride wore a simple sat
in terno designed by one of Ma
nila's leading cOuturiers. I h e
long sheath skirt featured a six
yard train attached to the waist
in the back. The train was
richly embedded with nakar and
mother of pearls that weighed
about 80 pounds. The butterfly
sleeves and the panuelo bore the
same motif as the train. For
headdress, the bride wore a I'll
ARA made of myriads of pearls
patterned after the royal crown.
The short 3-tierred veil nestled
on the center of the crown. The
bride carried a lovely bouquet
made of white cattleya and
white rose buds.
The attendants wore Filipino
ternos with matching wells. DR.
Chipeco wore an orange sheath
made of chantity lace and car
ried a tangerine Carnation bou-
quet. Miss Santos wore an aqua
marine terno while Miss hay
ans terno was light sky blue.
Both bridesmaids carried white
carnation bouquets The moth
er of the bride and the women
sponsors wore Filipino ternos.
Immediately following h e
wedding ceremony, a brunch re-
ception was held at the Hotel
Edmund Meany attended by
many friends of the couple.
The bride is finishing her stu
dies for a masters degree in
Home Economics at the Univer-
Sity of Washington, while the
bridegroom is a merchant mar
inc officer aboard the M. S.
Transocean Merchant She is a
graduate of the Philippine Won
ems University with degree of
Bachelor of Science in Nutri-
ton. The bridegroom is an as
sociate nautical science gradu-
ate of the Philippine Merchant
Marine School in Manila.
The couple will make their
home in Manila when Mr.. Fa-
iardo will take his bride home
aboard his ship in July.
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AMBASSADOR Amelito R. Mu-
tue hos had 10 change his de-
porfure dote for Manila. ORR
ginolly he wos TO leave for
consultations last Moy %, but
q last minute cable from Men
ilo requested he remoin in
Washington. Poor health wos
also oscribed 10 MS gong
home with possible resigno-
tion from his post.
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