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STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COURT FOX ihh
COUNTY OF WAYNE
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THE PROBATE COUNT roN -"
COUNTY OF WAYNE
No. 573.37s
In the Matter of the Estate OF
LOUISE PHILLIPS, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that al
creditors of said deceased are requir-
cd 10 present their claims. IN WITT
,np and under oath, to said Court al
the Probate office N the City OF De
troit. in said County, and TO serve
a copy thereof upon CHARLES L.
PHILLIPS Administrators OF SAID es'
tate. at 3765 Fullerton, Detroit SS'
Michigan on or before the llth day
of September, A. ID. 1868, ana 'ha'
such claims will be heard by saiu
court. before Judge Ira G. haui-
man in Court Room No. 1921, cry
County Building in the City OF De-
troit, In said County, on the ll'h
day OF September. a. ID. 1868 ,a' Two
o'clock i'm the as,erpoon.
Dated July l. 1868
Hon. IRA G.. KAUFMAN
Judge OF Probate
/ do hereby certify that l have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same to be correct trans.
cript OF such original record.
Dated July l. 1868
WILBUR II. RAIDER
Deputy Probate Register
Published in the Detroit Tribune
once each week for three weeks sue
cessively. within thirty days from
the date hereof.
10 - 7-20-63
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LEGAL NOTICES
.rrv c. lssRoN SIMMONS
sss Crsslos Avsnvs

AIRY C. lGBRoN SIMMONS
Sos Crsslos Avenue
STATE OF MICHIGAN
M rur CIRCUIT COURT FOR The
COUNTY or WAYNE
NO. 3o7S
RUSSELL c. ROBINSON. Plain''ii w.
PAULINE ROBINSON. Defendant
ORDER TO ANSWER
ON the 7th day of March, lso'' ="
action was filed by Russell e. NOD
,ns,. u,a,nt,ff. agains, Pauline ROD
inson. defendant. In this court "
answer. sus.n
n is hereby ordered that the oeie",
dant. PAULINE ROBINSON, sha''
answer or take such other aeuon 80
may be permitted by law on OF DC DC
fore the 18th day Of September ''o''
Failure to comply with TINS o'u,.
viii result in a judgement by default
against such defendant for the rei'ei
demanded In the complaint fiied III
this COURT.
VICTOR J. BAUM
Circuit Court Judge
Date of Order: June IA, lscS
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANlGAN - O'erh
6-2g - 1858
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S. J. FLANAGAN
STATE or MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF WAYNE

SIS $S5.SSo
Al a session of the Probate Court
for said County of Wayne held at
the Probate Court Room in the City
ot Detroit. ON the sixteenth day of
july. in the year one thousand nine
hundred and sixty-thrce.
Present
Hon JOSEPH ~ MURPHY
Judge Of Probate
lr hsc Matter OF the Estate Of
SARAH r BADGETr. Deceased.
NAN & Walker. eNecusriN Of the
las, viii and testament Of said dcoeas.
Cd. hsNinS rendered TO this Court
her nfst and inAl account in said
estate X assigned IN acet.dance wsh
tas PROVISIONS u SAID lac. wnl. On
rsaGins sn1 ning the pcution OF
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I)oo osssewsv. Suite ~
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT rOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE
LOUISE MARKS. Plaintiff W MEL
Vim MAHkk. Defendant.
Ne. >3o4
oaoua 70 ApPuAn
A. . scsslon of said Court held q
the city. County Building In the CITY
al Detroit. County of Wayne and
state of Michigan. on this i2th day
Of June. A. d.. iseS.
Present
Victor j. baum
Circuit Judge
ON the and day of April. n. d.
ivsl. an action was filed by Louise
Marks. Plaintiff. against Melvin
Marks. defendant In this Court 10
obtain judgement Of Divorce.
n In Ordered that this Order 10
Appear he publishcd according 10
the rules and practice Of this Court.
aud . copy thereof be mailed Ia
tho dcfcndan, al nOS2 Evsiinc street.
iiamtramck. Michigan.
n IA hereby Ordered that the de-
fcndsnt. Melvin Marks. shalt answer
or take such other action ~ may
he permitted by law on or before the
nth da, OF September. A.D.. 1853.
Failure Ia comply with this Order
viii result In n judgement by de-
fault against such defendant for
the rciIct demanded In tho CON-
piaint field In thia Court.
Victor J. Baum
Circuit Judge
Date of Order: juno ~. 1893
A TRUE cory
Edgar M. braninin
Clerk
Gsa 1850
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You need friend IN n y Let
MI llafuld ni the Mallol, A.cn
., he Nc,t freud iic UVAkNN
rlitA YOU 1--we IN Job ~ a good
home. paving so I" N9u \ week
free room. meals. I V lie al
,an,es bus tickets aud expenses
lo \ \ SEND REFERENCES "a
"A, Hs,eid, Tho MsiIesv Agency.
Dept $50 JH Ms'r'sk Road,
tynb, NJ. Y
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Attractive Abed Room Brick
Mefr,,k 4 Ard. Family Kitchen
with CT. dish washer 4 pantry
Nd Room ln Floor. Full Bsmf.
Auto Hot water. 2 car garage
Cyclone Fence. Widow must sell.
c.I. o. land Contract.
w. ellington IN S-oaJS. {. Wat.
,cn Realty ~. 1.SS0l.
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Six jailed In cIorksdoIs. Mississippi

M year old girls 49, are nII field
workers for The Student '.un.
violent coordinating Committee
Lafayette Surncy. SNCC wor-
kcf here. said from the Jail
that all nix ARE prepared TO
stay ~ hng as II takes for
freedom 10 come 10 Mississippi. ="
They were passing out 1T
craturc dealing with Negro
voter registration here
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ArTv Cecil L. Wsrd
1908 oYosdwsv

ATTY Cecil L. Wars
1903 Broadway
STATE or MICHIGAN
TAI THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE
WILLIE RUTH LOTT
ALVIN N. LOTT
Defendant
Divorce Action
ORDER TO ANSWER
AtNa session OF said Court held In
the City-County Building. I'm the
CITY of Detroit, Wayne County.
Michigan, on the 22nd day of May
AID. 1868.
HON. HORACE W. GILMORE
Circuit Judge
ON the % day of May, +. ID. 1863.
an action was filed by Willie Ruth
Lott. Plaintiff against Alvin N. Lott.
defendant. In this Court for absolute
divorce.
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant. Alvin N. Lott, 3705 Fagen
Street. Chattanooga 10, Tennessee,
shall answer or to take such other
action as may be permitted by law
on or before the % day of August.
AID. 1868. Failure 10 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
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGAN
Clerk
BY {. c. Carter, Deputy Clerk
6-i5-7.20-63
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Northwest Section - } bed
rooms. basement. ! car garage,
older home 49, good trarspor's-
ton. near shopping area. Brick.
Asking $ii.9S0 49, by owner 49,
wv. ssaoi
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CLASSIFIED ADS


sheridan. t7J7. lower . rooms
and bath Gas heat, excellent
transportation. near school Chil
drrn welcome no pets.
IN 7Oaan
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WILLIAM '. PATRICK. ~.
Vo3S Farmer
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ron THE
COUNTY or WAYNE
NO. SIsS
EARL L. CAMPBELL. Plaintiff. w.
JULIA CAMPBELL. Defendant.
Al . session OF the above entitled
Court. held. In the city.County nuiid'
Ing. In the city Of Detroit. County
Of Wayne. and state OF Michigan
ON the IL day of May A. y. 1898.
PRESENT
Hon. JOSEPH q. nASIilp
Circuit Judge
ON the 10Th day Of April A. ID. 1909.
m Action for Divorce was tilcd by
Earl l.. Campbell. plaintiff. against
Julia Campbell. defendant. in this
Court.
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED. that tho
defendant Julia Campbell. shall an
swer or take such other action as
may be permitted BY law on or be-
fore the iAth day OF August a. ID.
i06J. Failure To comply with this or
der will result In y judgement by
default against such defendant TOR
the relief demanded In the Com.
plsint heretofore filed In this Court.
Date Of order: May IL. 1863
Hon. JOSEPH q. RAslliD
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANlcIN-cierk
6-i5--7-6---0J
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Nine Piece Duncan III mod
rfn dining room set Good sclcc'
lion oi household furniture.
Ena, Terms. guarantee on all
appliances. tree delivery ltch.
a.ison llcmc Furniture Com
pan, i33OO Mack eor. toplin
VA , 1000
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~ once men o. women
fuli o, pat time Good Income.
Must 10 Willing 10 work
Call noj 0s2Y.
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ATTY s. ,. Flanagan
is7y q. Dsvison
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FoK THE
COUNTY or WAYNE
NO. J77S
CIVIL ACTION
oRpeR TO ANSWER
Corbic youn,x, Plaintiff vs.. Joe
lounts. Defendant
At session cf said Court held at
the city -couvty Building. IN the city
~ Detroit. County OF Wayne and
State of Michigan. On this 2Srd day
of MAY 1868.
PRESENT
Honorable Horace W. Gilmore
Circuit Judge
On the asnd day of May 1868. an
action Was filed by Corbic Nounts.
the plaintiff. against Joe fountE,
the defendant. IN this Court. pray
ing Tor Judgement of Divorce.
ON MOTION or ;. }. FLANAGAN.
attornr, for the plaintiff,
II iS HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant. Joe NountE, shall answer
the Complaint filed therein. or take
such other action as may be per
mltlcd by Law on or before August
ssnd AID. 1868:
fsiluv 10 comply with this Order
will result In judgement by default
against such defendant for the ne
lief demanded In the Complaint filed
IN this cause.
IT IL FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF this Order shall be sent by
registered mail to the defendant
last known place cf rcsidcnec. and
= like copy be published according
~ Law.
Horace W Gilmorc. Cirvuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
kdSat NJ. BrAnisan. Clerk
90 s.iS.eS
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Watch Out
For Kids


Dining room sci needs repair
.lng Aha miscellaneous items
Diamond lllol
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STATE or MICHIGAN
TilE rHonArE COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE


s1I,S<
In the Matter " the Estate of
pANm n uunnARp. Deceased.
Notisc Il hereby given that all
creditors of said deceased arc re-
aui,cd to present their claims. In
writing and under oath. to said
court al the Probate ofncc In the
cit, ut Detroit. IN said County aud
Ia serve cop, thereof upon CECn.
1 M>Rp Executor of said Estate
al sail Monterey. Art sot. Detroit
q, Michigan on cr before the 10th
da> n October. a u, i96S. and
that such eiaIms will hc heard
h said court. before Judge Ira
q kaufman In Court Room No,
is,i. CITY County building Ia the
CITY ot retroil. in said County.
on the lcth da> cf October. A. II.
ists al two thirt, o'clock In the
afternoon.
Dated August \. isSS
THOMAS q MURPHY
Judge ~ Probate
I ,c hereh> crrttt> that I have
compared the tewscIns copy With
the original rrscri thereof and have
found the same Ia tc eorrvct
TRANSCRIPT ~ such ctiginal rccctd.
rAscA Augus, ;. 1895
Allan X kplSo>
pcput> rrabstc Register
ieshl,sheA n the pctrwt Tribune
an,~ each Week tor ihrcc weeks
>.,.,,r>>s,rl,. within thirty ds>s
t,Nm the date hcrvot
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MISSISSIPPI


hIx Negroes were Jailed here
Tor distributing leaflets"
The his ~ including 10 and
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Ready made wears and textile
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rice. electric fans and apparatus.
,rtamic and aluminium wares. 10
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scdlNrr oil Rp. wrist watches and
clocks. musical instruments. port
IAnd rcmcn, motor batteries. ma
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-01
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

ease a long seam to shorter
one without puckering. The
ease will not shrink out.
2. When laying pattern on
fabric, smooth pattern flat
and trim it to marked cut
ting lines. Sharp shears are
a must for Eliminates.
3. To transfer pattern
markings, use chalk, pins
or tailor'S tackS. Tracing
wheel and carbon paper do
not mark.
4. To sew, loosen pressure,
use looSer tension, longer
stitch 90 stitches per inch),
and medium to fine needle.
Since foam sticks, 1t will pre-
vent fabric from feeding
even into a machine. There
fore, use tissue paper on each
side of fabric, covering foam.
Stitch through paper and
fabric. and tear away after
stitching. To start feeding
accurately, insert needle,
lower presser foot and turn
wheel by hand for five or six
stitches.
5. Stay-stitch all bias and
curved seams. Since bias
seams stretch, control by
placing tissue paper under
fabric and bias tape on top
Of the bias seamline. Stitch
tape on while stitching seam.
6. Grade all seam allow
ances to prevent bulk. Slash
wide darts, trim to 20 inch,
and press open. Top-stitch
faced edges to keep facingS
from rolling.
I. Press on right size OF
fabric only with steam iron
and press cloth. Set tempera-
ture for outer fabric.
Miss Scott is olwoys sIod TO heoI
from her reoders, and whenever pos
sibIe will use their questions in her
column, but becouse Of the greet
volume Of mail received dolly, she
connot answer individual letters.
Patricia Scott has prepared
a booklet, "HoD to Alter
Your Dress Patterns" Which
gives complete Instructions
for altering so that finished
garments tDiH fit perfectly
For your copy Of this guide to
correct fitting, tDrite to Pa
tricid Scott in care OF The
Star, incloSing q long, self
addressed, stamped envelope
and Csc in coin to coUer costs
OF printing and handling.
(C) 1868. Field Enterprises, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-01
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN.
Register and Tribune Syndicate

N'hlcffl uhu 4AlbuAit oshhANeN
It will not surprise me II
women soon begin comparing
cholesterol blood levels in
stead of recipes when they
meet The woman Of the fu-
ture may we'll brag about her
''low level" rather than a new
hat or the number of grand
children she has.
The correlation between a
high blood choleSterol level
and heart attacks and strokes
is still in exact doubt. How
ever, there is enough strong
evidence that there is a cor
relation between the two to
cause many physicians to
feel that a high level is not to
be courted, that a lower level
is much better.
The famous heart special
ist, DR.. Paul Dudley White,
has long preached the value
of regular daily exercise from
youth on. This, of course,
should fit the ability and
condition Of the individual
Recently there has been
some evidence that regular
exercise can lower the choles-
terol blood level. Lawrence A.
Golding of Kent State Uni
verSity. Ohio, studied 80 men
between the ages of 30 and so
for nine months. The men
met for an hour five days a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-01
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TOMORROW


Federated Garden Clubs Of
Maryland, District Two. will
have an afternoon Of fash
ions, prizes, luncheon in the
company of celebrities at the
Turf Club at the Laurel Race
Track. Julius Garfinckel a.
Co. will present the fashion
show. Co-chairmen for the
event are Mrs. Brison Norris.
IT., and Mrs. T. Hammond
Welsh.
All This Week the worlds
most famous and precious
aquamarine from the Evyan
collection which will be pre-
sented afterwards to the
Smithsonian Institutions per-
manent jewel collection, will
be at Julius Garfinckel 81 Co.
during the Cherry Blossom
Festival. Also on view will
be Miss Evyan's 750-carat
aquamarine and ruby neck
lace, in addition to special
guards watching over them.
The promotion is tied into
Evyan's Most Precious" per-
fume.
THURSDAY
Bill BIass Of Maurice
Renter will do the commen-
tary with Eugene Levin,
Renter v. p, at the showing
OF the collection at julius
Garfinckel g. Co. at 1880
am. in the Couturier salon.
StatIer Hotel, Embassy
Room. informal modelling Of
Selma's new spring fashions.
A Models Guild show.
FRIDAY
Raleigh Haberdasher pre-
sents New American Beau
ties" an informal fashion
showing. from 1915 TO 2:l5
pm. at The Sirloin Inn,
Wheaton Plaza.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-01
SEAMS TO NE
How to Handle
The Lunninutes
By PATRICIA SCOTT

More than a year ago, I
wrote about the new lami-
mated fabrics. Then only
jersey and heavy sportSwear
materials were being treated
this way. Now, however, a
great variety is available:
cotton seersuckers. light
weight wool crepe. jersey.
linens with a baSketweave
finish, chambray and knitted
fabrics.
The heavier weights offer
warmth without weight. The
new cottons and linens drape
beautifully, especially in
"a" line type of skirts, with
the Eliminated foam acting
as an interfacing.
Laminated fabrics are
made with synthetic foam,
which is heat-fused to the
material permanently. It's
possible to wash or dry clean
them without fear Of pucker-
ing, mating or peeling.
Here are some hints on
how to handle them:
/. For all Eliminates, avoid
patterns with intricate
seam details. Keep the style
simple. If using the firmly
woven cottons and linens,
avoid styles that cali for
eased seams, as in a princess
line, or set-in sleeves. be-
cause the laminate will not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-01
WHY GROW OLD?
Exercise May Keep
ChoIesteroI Level Low

week during the test. The
program of exercise became
progressively more difficult.
He also followed another
group of 80 men for the same
length of time. Both groups
ate the same kind of diet,
but the last group took no
exercise. The results were
startling. The blood choles-
terol levels of the group
which did regular exercise
dropped Importantly while
there was no change in the
non-eXercising group.
The 80 men who exercised
regularly worked up to a
strenuous routine which most
folks might not achieve and
should not attempt without
expert supervision. However,
this study certainly seems to
indicate that regular eXer-
else will not only make you
prettier but will keep you
young and happier longer.
Just the habit of a daily
walk would be wonderful for
most people. Start with a
mile a day, or whatever you
can do without fatigue, and
work up to two or three miles
a day. Or, take exercise at
home, two l5-minute periods
daily. or two half hour Pc
RODS when you work up to
that. or three l0-minute
periods. Regularity is the
important factor.