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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-13
CoIverton Sells Fast

Maryland Community De-
velopers, Inc. has announced
the sale of 265 homes in
the Calverton community
which opened last March.
Albert w. Turner, president
Of the corporation, an
nounced that ~ remaining
homes In three Of the de-
velopment's four sections are
expected to be sold by the
middle of the month.
The fourth section. not yet
open for sales. has a watt
ing list Of more than 100
buyers, Mr., Turner said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-13

process is not even patented.
so your neighbor must be
hiding something from you.
He probably had his wife
down In the cellar doing the
work.
In q typical form for cast
ing these tiles, the squares
measure 8 inches: you can
build the form to include as
many squares as you wish.
You will need q base on
which to assemble the form.
This can be made Of boards
fastened together with bat
terms across the back or you
can use q piece Of half-inch
plywood. Cover this with
roofing felt.
The wood strips are cit
from a one-inch (nominaD
thickness board. They may be
any width but we suggest
three-fourth inch as a con-
venient size. The strips
around the perimeter are
nailed solidly in place.
The sides Of the separatorS
that form the squares are
beveled slightly to make re-
moval easier. You can cut
this bevel with a plane or
even with a coarse-cut file.
Use one-inch-l7 wire brads to
hold the spacers in position.
This size is selected because it
win permit you to pry the
spacers out after the concrete
has set.
The separators must be
creased with machine oil or
waste kitchen fat. Make the
application light or it may
discolor the concrete.
Gravel is not used in MAX
ing tiles this small. The mix
should consist of one part
Portland cement and two and
one-half parts damp masonry
sand. The addition of about
one quart Of hydrated lime to
q sack Of cement makes the
mix easier to work. Mix the
dry ingredients thoroughly
and then add water. The mix
should be quite damp but not
soupy, since q wet mix has no
strength.
The tiles can be colored.
Use lime-proof colors. You
can mix these into the batch,
which is easier and generally
insureS a more even color, or
you can conserve on material
by sprinkling the powder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-13

the smooth finish that is OBJ
tanned by the use Of q steel
trowel.
Allow the tiles to remain
in the form overnight. The
next day you can pry out the
separators and remove the
tiles. They should be placed
in stacks and kept damp for
several days before being
used In the patio.
The separators should be
oiled before G casting each
batch Of tiles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-13

Thirty-four of the homes are
now occupied.
Priced from $l9, $50 to $27,-
900, Calverton homes are To-
Gated on Route 20 north Of
Silver Spring. Model homes
are on display from 10 am.
until dark throughout the
week and sales are handled by
Carrollton Realty.
The homes feature air con-
ditioning, General Electric
color co-ordinated kitchens
and an inter-com system, as
we'll as carport, fireplace, fin
ished recreation room and
patio on a h-acre lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-13
House Doctor
No Mystery to Patio Tiles
By HERMAN BAUM
StoF Special Writer

"over the past winter. my
neighbor made some very at
tractive cement patio tiles.
He did the work in his cellar
and since he is not q friendly
sort, I do not want to ask
him what procedure he used.
Can you tell me something
about this as / would like to
make a few tiles for a small
patio I intend to build
w. g.
Answer-There Is no secret
to making patio tiles and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-13

Rsoders wishing M. Baum's help
with a home problem may address
him in core o. The Stor. inelosins
o stamped, addressed envelope.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

dancer in teIevision since Arthur Muir
ray.
Lassie.-Aren't you tired Of being a
girl?
John Daly.-Those big words are
wonderful. What do they mean?
John Cameron Swayze - Keep
ticking.
Richard Bo0ne.-The way the rat
ings are going, you haven't sold your
horse, have you?
Evening star., 1963-12-29
ON THE COVER

Now in its second season
and stiII a crowd pleaser, the
''Dick Van Dyke show" We'd
nesdays on CBS-Tv, can look
forward to q Happy New
Year, assured that in Mary
Tyler Moore it has the pref
tiest Straightforward in tele-
vision, and in Dick Van Dyke
q highly pleasing purveyor OF
elean-cut comedy.
An island Of charm in teie-
visions sea Of neurOses, the
show relates the adventures
Of a gag writer and his wife.
when Van Dykes humOr
wilts-as it frequently does
there's always Miss Moore to
feast the eyes on.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
CONTINUED

criminal assault and armed robbery.
But it's all done in good taste.
Mitch MiIler.-Is Skitch Henderson
using your beard?
Jackie GleasOn.-Cheer up. Don
Knots has a weight problem, too.
Jason Evers.-No reform school ever
had the problems you have at Chan
ming" college.
Zina Bethune.-Are you sure Flor
ence Nightingale started this way?
John McTntire-If you don't hurry
and get that wagon train to Sacra-
mento, you'd better take the bus and
leave the driving to someone else.
Johnny Carson.-NBC just has to add
two commercials to Tonight" and
you're squeezed out of job.
Shirley BOOth-Don't look now, but
when are you going to dust the buffet?
Donna DOugIas.-With your figure,
you keep "The Beverly Hillbillies" in
great shape.
Lawrence WeIk.-You're the finest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
CANDY and TOBACCO SHOP
MANAGER-BUYER

Full knowledge necessary to coordinate
well stocked gourmet shop and we'll
equipped smoke shop - latter features
all tobacco items including smoking &C
accessories - food department in
cludes imported and domestic can
dies eboxed and packaged plus gour-
met foods from here and abroad.
Must have contact to buy all items
and possess strong supervisory ability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
HOUSEWARES DEPT.
MANAGER BUYER

Strong candidate With heavy experience
in buying (not reordering) household
plastics-chemicals - waxes-smallware
and sundry other miscellaneous house.
hold needs. Accustomed to volume activ-
ity-exceptional NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of giving direction to personnel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30

CARETAKER small country property
near Potomac at Stafford, Va, fur
nished modern home. Free rent, util
tiles and basic food, exchange fol
light farm duties, care small cattle
and general maintenance. Seminar
nual stable bonus and profit sharing
Sssec @ RrVSuc ton SrssT r esnS
sition, good character. good referenc
es and good health. This Is 4 YER
dignified offer, Write MR.. POM
PIER 1901 Lynbrook drive Spring
field, Va.
NAN OR COUPLE for cust0dial woFl
In BARRIERS school, In exch. for furn
apt. and small SAL good local refs
nee. UN. 4-6eo6. -
MANAGER for re.aIi Ice cream
store. Gail S5e-9724 or ewes,
2SO-1363,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
2800 V,St. NE.
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
WATCH DEPARTMENT
MANAGER-B BUYER

Man or woman with specialized expert
erce in watches-lighters and religious
articles (this does not include other
precious or costume jewelry). Com
plete responsibility Of department
management and merchandising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
SMALL APPLIANCE
MANAGER-BUYER

Excellent opportunity for alert agrees
sive individual to take over manage
ment and buying duties Of active cleo
trical appliance division. This depart
ment features Notwithstanding
vacuum cleaners and all other small
appliances for the home. Must
be able to function In dual ca
pacity with equal responsibility to
buying and merchandising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
CORSETS and BRAS
DEPT. MANAGER

This specialized division should be man.
aged by q knowledgeable person in
foundations and fitting Of same-de-
partment will carry full-size range
starting at Jr.'s. A career opportunity
is offered here to an energetic, enthu-
siastic and ambitious candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
HELP WOMEN

sECRE TARY. n. position, Silver
Spring area good skills required
Phone MRS. KING, JU. GS522 fol
appointment.
SECRETARY for uptown real estatl
and insurance office, 5-day wk., good
salary and pleasant working condi
tons. must have exPerience In insur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
SEE MARLO'S
BARGAIN BASEMENT

Everything ExTRAoRpl.
NARILY LOW PRICED to Sen
fast and turiously. At Mark
downs Of 2bTs, bOQr d and
1856.
Gold Sofa & Chair
reg. 1929 Sale
$50
Modern Stripe Chair
reg. $40 Sale So
Green Sofa Il Chair
reg. $219 Sale
500
Black Sofa Bed
REG. 500 Sale
SIS
Beige Sofa
REG. $50 Sale
$40
Brown Occasional
Chair
reg. $40 Sale
$24
Imported Danish
Chair
reg. $50 Sale
$50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
RELP-WoMEH

NURSE, registered. intelligent girl
int,shresStsd n perm, .p position y
pay. S-day week. References re-
uuired. Box 1870, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
RELP--MoMEN
tcoNrINUED)

LEGAL sECY., career opport. In
Arl., viii work for I man, good lnsu.
rance benefits, to $3.50. POTOMAC
EMPL.. 2334 Wilson blvd, ia,
5000, Luria Bldg, "A Leesb
pike, Seven Corners, JE. I'm.
MACHINE OPERATOR MGR 3IO0,
payroll and general ledger posting
S-Ssy Wee Ss s;so % WE q p.n Won Non.
day through Friday. Apply Per-
sonnet, 8 am. to pm, Monday
through Friday. PROVIDENCE
HOSPITAL, 1850 Varnum st. ne.
MANICuRLsTs I2l. expeT, DENINO
HAIR pRESSERS. 73s llth st. NV.
3lz-005s.
MEDICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ate openings, fun time. permanent
positions. Fringe benefits; Apply
HCEpTTAI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
LINGERIE DEPARTMENT
MANAGER

This department features q complete
and extensive line of fashion lingerie
OR. thru half sizes) and will include
robes-uniforms and house dresses.
We require an aggressive career
minded girl who can coordinate
the activities Of these areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30

SECRETARY. n. Arlington, short
sss 10 ''P q 49, Csg a.s isp ssas
$50 wk. ia. 4-242S, o TO 5 daily
SECRETARY. law office, Bethesda
no shorthand, 5-day wk.. modern
pleasant office, write stating quail
ifications and salary desired II
Box e1s-G. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
OFFICE MANAGER

Lady experienced in super
vision Of at least 5 cleri-
cal workers for permanent
position In busy office. Pre-
vious telephone contact
with public helpful. Good
starting salary. 5-day wk.,
plus full range OF fringe
benefits. Apply In person
HECHINGER PERSONNEL,
End floor, 5926 oeorgiA Ave.
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
RESIDENT
MANAGER

Capable woman who has had expe-
rience to take care of 250-unit garden
apartment project in Hyattsville.
Must have references. Excellent sal
airy and 7.bedrm. apt. furnished.
III H.7I13.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
SITUATION MEN

ACCT. -BOOKKEEPER, CONST., ex-
per. res. and Prop. mangt., multi.
CORP, mature. Box l6-G, Star.
AVAILABLE-Exper. male Super
isor-manager Beauty s o n.
through knowledge Of all facets
Of cosmotology, Is years exper.,
desires to locate perm. In Wash.
area. Box 135-c Star.
EDITORIAL, PUBLIC RELATIONS
PUBLICITY, ADVERTISING
B.A., a. draft free, editorial, teach
ing Backgrounds, seeks career op
port. Box 4ll-X, Star. Z"
MEN AVAILABLE - Housework
yard work. painting, rough, car,
pentry, etc. CAL ME-. S-4532.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30

EVERYTHING off price, BE-
CAUSE WE BUY Odd Lots,
samples, seconds, Excess In
ventories, Cancelled Orders,
Rejects. and Going OUT OF
Business Stocks.
Occasional Tables
reg. $40 Sale SIS
Modern Sofa and
Chair With exposed
walnut frame
reg. $249 Sale
$119
2-PC. Sectional
reg. $159 Sale
$50
3-PC. Imported Bed
room suite, chest,
modern dresser,
bookcase bed
*Reg. $129 Sale
$50
3-PC. Butternut Bed
room suite
reg. $159 Sale
$79
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
SECRETARY

Pool typist for busy retail
purchasing dept, NO short-
hand required but expert
ence with dictaphone help
full. Must type so w.p.fn.
Good starting salary, 5-day
week plus full range Of
fringe benefits. Apply IN
person HECHIN0ER PER-
9ONNEL, End floor, 5925
Georgia Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
SECRETARY

For V.P., centrally located Washing
ton Office Of large corporation. Usua
secretaTial Gkills, experience, AM
responsibility essential. Salary com
full resume to Box 33-G. Star.
SECRETARY, exper. and mature 70
director Of non-profit organization
Salary 5000 or higher for quail
fled person. Box ZIG. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
'CONTEMPRA'

For The Young At Heart
=. A sweeping 12-FT. SEC
TIoNAL SOFA tone sec
ton converts into sleeper for
s sES TAS5E TABLE MATCHING Ans
A sgt. COCKTAIL
DECORATOR LAMPS
4-Pc. DANISH INSPIRED
Walnut BEDROOM Triple
Dresser. Mirror, Large Chest.
Bookcase Bed AND -.
A MAGNIFICENT 5-PC. d.
NETTE SET with OVAL
Table four UPHOLSTERED
CHAIRS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
"MODERNE'

That Expensive Look {.
Beautifully covered SOFA In
NYLON FABRIC .. Match
ing Lounge Chair 2 Wal
nut Step-End Tables d.
Matching 4S-in. Cocktail Ia
bic with protective
top0 2 UltrAmodern
Lamps Ape. BEDROOM
in Butternut finish. Triple
Dresser. Mirror. Large &
Drawer Chest q FULL
SIZED BOOKCASE BED
5-PC. WALNUT DINETTE
SET with SPAR LIMO
WHITE o P H OILS T 81 Z D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
SALE ON EVERY FLOOR
"MAYFAIR"

You can't 90 wrong. 4.
This ensemble includes 10
PC. CONVERTIBLE LIVING
ROOM. Sofa Bed. 2 Chairs,
Pictures! s-Pc. BEDROOM
Dresser. Mirror, Chest,
Double Bed with PILLOWS
and Boudoir Lamps +.
5-PC. DINETTE and our EX-
IRA BONUS OF DISHES
TV OR REFRIGERATOR
it's Unbelievablel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-30
BUSINESS SERVICES

MILLETTS, phone answering and die
tation service. Call I7-s282 for de
tails.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14

>TAIs or MIC hleNN
N Ihk Nlh<NII >oNhi TON ihI
COL NT of MAINE
NO. lS4Vs
iok N hAVN>' f7S'n'''' ~
saARL shVNN. Deisnd~m
Al SESSION 81 sa'a NVu'' h''u
al me .aS-. osn'A n1i'dihs IN 'he
<.@ 90 os''>A' on NHe ON uss "a
>q'es-ae. \ y 4s'eS
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14
BOZ sAIE

An ideal norihwcsl~ area home
for young professional family
: bedroom colonial ~ large liv'
Ing room. dining room. hcauti
fully decorated. dishwashcr. dis
roSal. rec. room, extra la>atory,
nylon earpctlng. drarcs. ees heat
= - car garage, new side drive,
near parochlal and public grade
and high school Must be seen
to bc appreciated Down payment
$4,000 FILA Owner SS1
ASSi.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14

Avvv. JussG WsllsAAAs
lsoo orosawsv. Suite ~
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN TnE CIRCUIT COURT roR rssE
COUNTY or WAYNE
No. lsSsS
DIVORCE ACTION
oRoGR 70 ANsWGR
JESSIE hlNuJoSA. Plaintiff
W. El.ESNADo hlNoJuSA. Defendant
AZ a session cf said court held IN
the Cits~<ounty Building IN the CITY
cs Detroit. County ~ Wayne and
State cf Michigan. on the 18th day
ot August, A. u. iseS.
PRESENT
Hon. JOSEPH q. RAShlp
Circuit Judge
On the 18th day ot August, \. ID,
ls>S, an action Mas flied ny Jessie
hlnolo>&, plaintiff. against kics,sde
hinolosx. defendant In this Court
tor absolute ds,one.
IT IL HEREBN ORDERED that the
defendant, Eles>sdo Hino1oSs. Gen
cral Delivery. Hereford. Texas, shall
answer or take such other action
A. MAY be permitted hs Law On oi
ecfov the sosh ds> of November,
A. d. 1853. fsilurc 10 comply with
this Order will result In a judgement
hy default against such defendant
for the relief demanded in the com
rlsint filed in this Court
JOSEPH G. RASHiD
Circuit Judge
sis ioS-Ns
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14
WILLIAM T. PATRICK, sR.
1895 Farmer 81.

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
NO. s23S
ALBERT BIGGS, Plaintiff, VS.. De
LoRES BIGGS, Defendant.
AT 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 18th day OF June A. ID. 1868.
PRESENT
Hon. CARL NJ. WEIDEMAN
Circuit Judge
on the 9th day OF June a. d. 1868.
an Action for divorce was filed by
Albert Biggs, as plaintiff against De-
lores Biggs, as defendant. On motion
of william T. Patrick, Sr:
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED, that the
defendant, Dolores Biggs, shall an
swcr. or take such other action az
MAY be permitted By law on or be-
fore the 9th day Of September a. D.
1858.
Failure TO comply with this order
viii result in a judgement by dc
fault against such defendant iof
The relief demanded in the Com
plsin, filed in this Court.
pate OF order. June Is, 1868
Hon. CARL NJ. WEIDEMAN
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BRANIGlN-Clerk
,.l3-S-3-63
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14

Atty. Vim. Z. ,Pssrsk, sr
,css Farmer Street
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN TRE CIRclIT COUNT FoR THE
COUNTY or WANNE
NO. ssis
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
JOSEPHINE SPEARS. F.Aiaufs. vs.
JOHN SPEARS. Defendant
Al session % the above cnuLcS
Cousi. held in the Csss& o4rts Ruad
ins. in The Ci;s os pc.Hoi:. co-nss
ot wASne shls IS dAs 81 san, A. d.
iSs>
Hen Io>Afn \ SULLIVAN
Crc4ii j@See
On INC s,h o4> 81 jas. 4. n. 1888
an action vas flea against defendant.
JOAN spears, hs ,Ae p.xinus.. 10
sephine SpeArs. fos divorce. at ne.
'rosi. IN M&Sne COUNTY. Michigan.
1T Is hEREsY ORDERED. sAAs the
defendant. John spears, sAAu an.
s~er or take such other scuon as
ra2s &c permitted hs .xw on or he
fore the s;h CAY az os;ooer. 4 =.
1888 Failure to- comply with ,his
order Will rcSal, IN ,ucee-acr: b.
cef1ol; aeAlrs; such oesendar: Ia:
the rehef demanded II iAe Com.
r.Ai1i filcc n this Court
JOSEPH A. SULLIVAN
Circuit Jrage
4 True cory
Edgar " Rr2n.sin c1e.s
80 S-.n-Ss
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14

ATTY. s J. FLANAGAN
iA:- e DAWSON
STATE OF MICHIGAN
T1sr CIRCUIT COZ st roS TlzE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
CNE ACTON
aaSTrH + MALLORY. nlA.rssn Va
AAT.E MALLORY. oefenaAns
oS0ES To ANSWER
Az scS~or ~ ssld cn1-s hcla
s.; me c.;,-c os-ss Ruaa.ns 81 INC
css os Dc.rr.; II me co1rc of
Mx,ns ana Sssse ~ visA.sAn on
tAss p aks q .-.s \ = 1855
FsESs>-
Son FNNs0ARo : TlG61>S
C.-S4s; judge
y s7rcx--r.s IL tAss s&nst thii ~
.lor nas Hcen cor.raeacco ~ tAs
nlA.rus. scr s aaaeeracni q evo-ce.
and .hsi INC sai1 defendant Is not
-cSacns a. the caar;s q. vAs-ne
.. thc S;sss a. Michigan. ~; that
sne -radcs IN Srr-rcneld. Tennessee
Seysrc the aI-1ss.is.ian o. tkss
cae-.
Or nation os : flanagan astorn-
g. fa- the alA4ntsH
= X HEsEsA os0EsE0 ;Asi sne
$40 acscnasr; Nsve MAno-, shall
soacs- ~ tNis co1-; and Anss'cs
ire ConnAr; facd Acreir. of take
sass fr-he- action ~ nthc- action
- n1, Ss ~ -nifscc ~ lsV or OF
Ncfa-s Inc s.@ 6Gs q. AGrass a n.
sss
7 Is fl-ne- ordered fhs' failure
~ cnrnp.s os;N This o-arF vTl ~
s0s ~ auagcmcn; ~ drssAr nc
ags.rS sJlc actcnasn; fnr Tho rri'ci
ocrnsnace ~ fhe Complain; fnce IN
.hls rnu-- and csust
son E-w ART : rfccsI~S
4 -'X1E cory
Yaca. W S-aricHr Cicrk
S.; - f-3l s;
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14
L--y. s. } FLANAGAN
STATE OF MIl HicA>
cotNTN or AN>t

L-Ty s } FLANAGAN
STATE Ot MIl AioA>
COZ MY or WAN>t
ss. s2s .,ot
a. = scss5nr O. tht Probate out1
80. sa,1 oun.s o. NAene- ncic 81
IA, Pronsss Io4r- Room n tns >Ais
q. Dt.rn. nr tnt TWeDuctt cA>
q. Angus N ths yoai ont thoIsa4ne
n.ns nunc-ec Anc s4Ats -thret.
f'rcscn;
Hnn Ira 8 kaufman
Juups @. probate
In the Mssto, @. tns EssA1t oi
THOMAS Bl-ACk deceased
an instrument II vrislne purPori'
.ns 10 ne iht 4Ass viii ano tcsts'
men. o. SAFE decreased havlnk hcer
aclipc-cc mic this CnU-s tof pro
na'e
Il n ordered Ti.ai .ht Tweny
3ou-tf Ca, o. Scpiembc; meas a.
Ter clock n tne inrcnoor o, s4ic
Cours Room bs appolntec ios prov
M saic instrument.
Ant u II surIh' Ordered Thar
a cor, oi tnn ORDER ne published
onrs m eacf weck foi three wrecks
ronsccutivcls prrvlous "a saic time
al hearing ~ lhs Dctroif Tribune
newspaper prInieu and circulated
n saIc coun;y al Wayn6
IA 4 MAILMAN
1udrt 81 Prnbalr
oo hcrchs ccrtifs that hsVr
compared the foregoing caps with
the Original record thereof and have
fnunc th same 10 bC cnr-cct
tranScrip, ui such original record
BarTT .Bnsoh
Drputs Probate Register
81 11--f1
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-14

AIRY. MuMRv NsAOsMo
Ssoo oresewsy. suite ~
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN Tux CIRCUIT COURT kuR rhk
COUNTY or wANNE
NO. SeSsS
DIVORCE ACTION
RICHARD EySENE REli. Plaintiff
vs. NEn.A iRENE RElI- defendant
oRcGR 70 ANSWER
AZ q session ef said court held IN
the City-Ccunty Building. in tho Vis>
cf Detroit. County ef wssne and
state ~ Michigan. cn Jne IL. les
PRESENT
Hon. EDWARD : ricSiNS
Circuit judge
On the 18th dss oi juno. 4. II. is&
an action Was nlcd ~ Richard
Eugene Bell. rlainuff against >esla
Irene Bell. Defendant. in this Veart
for absolute dNvre.
1T Is HERERN oRpERkp that the
defendant. >eiia Irene Bell. aS So
Green Street, Charleston. Missouri,
shall answer or take such other a.
ton as may DC permitted ~ law
On or before the II DAY of October,
A. II. isss. Failure 10 comply with
this order Will result IN a ludsemeni
~ default against such defendant
for tho rclief demanded IN the Com.
plant flcd in this court
EDWARD :, rlGclNS
Cirsuis lDdsc
A TRlE COPY
EDGAR VI RR.A>lSl> Clerk
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Detroit. Michigan ~ lScoT
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ATTY 8. ,. rssnsssn
Tea, 6. psvssen
SrATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT roH THE
COUNTY OF wANNK
NO. -11s
civil ACTION
ORDER TO ANSWER
Corbse Youn,s. Plaintiff vs. Joe
Noun,z. Defendant
Al q session 81 said Court held A,
the ciS<ountN Building. IN the Hts
81 Detroit. County 81 NsSne and
State OF Michigan. On this eSrd day
~ MsS 1855
Honorable Horace W Gilmore
Circuit Judge
On the 12nd DAY Of MAY 1875. an
action VAS filed by Coroie No.niz.
the plaintiff. AGAINST Joe Neuris.
the defendant. in shls Court. pray.
ms for Judsemen, Of Divorce.
ON MOTION OF : } FLANAGAN.
attorney for the r.Ssnuff.
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant. Joe No3nss. shall answer
the Complaint fiied therein. OF take
such osher action as nAs be per
rai;sei ~ Law OF or Before August
end AID. 1888;
Failure 10 comply with this Order
Will result in a judgement b. detssl;
against such defendant for the re-
liei demanded IN TIE Complain; fsied
IN itss cause.
II Is FlETHER ORDERED ;Ast
copy Of this orser sa&. &c sens ,,
re sisierec mai 10 the defendant 5
last known pace .. residence. and
a Ike copy se pan.>hcd according
- isv.
Horace W Gilmore. Circuit Judge
A TRlK COPY
E1s&. " Sr4n1s4A- Clerk
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rem; 5 rooms - 6ssemsnt--ovi,s
so Bsrssir Price $500. Terms.
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Switch Board Operator. Ex-
pcricnccd. Livcrnols. Grand Rlv.
cr area State age, salary expect.
cd. etc IN reply
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STATE or MICHIGAN
COUNTY or WAYNE
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AZ = session OF the Probate Court
for Said County Of Wayne. held a
the Probate Court Room In the CITY
cf Detroit. on the rhirsy.first day cf
July. In the year one thousand nine
hundred and siNty.three.
PRESENT
Hon. Thomas c. Murphy
Judge Of Probate
In the Matter Of the Change cf
name Of LEMON BROWNING. An Ad-
ult.
ON reading and filing the petition
Of the said Lemon Browning praying
that his name be changed 10 LION
ARD Browning:
1T ,s ORDERED, That the fsfth dsy
81 September. next at ten o'clock In
the forenoon before Judge Frank 5.
Sx>manSki al said Court Room be APP
pointed for hearing said petition.
And n Is further Ordered. That
. copy of this cricr be published
once In each week for three weeks
ccnsccuti>ely previous To said time
~ hearing. in the Detroit Tribune. =
new spapcr printed and circulated in
said County OF WAYNE.
THOMAS G MURPHY
Judge Of Probate
! do hereby certify that ! have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same 90 be correct
transcript 81 such original record
Harr> Rclds
Dcrui> Probate Register
Dated: Jviy ~, ,sSs
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