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SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1939
Mtfigginettes
frolic Until,
Wee Hours
By GLADYS MILLS
The Gogginettef, ardent group of
iridge fiends, headed by Lyda Gog
pns, for whom the group is nam
:d, and who is'Without a doubt the
nost ardent of them all. were hos- 1
esses to a large number of their i
nends at a cabaret party last ,
’ridav night at the Pythian Hall.
The very word cabaret is sell
and when we name
hose who were there, well, you
vill have a rough idea of the hil
arity that reigned. The decora
.ons were nifty . . you guessed
t. playing cards strung all over
the place, from the ohandeliers I
ind in swirls on the wall, no doubt *
' as left in the mind as to the im- i
>ort of cards on this particular !
ecu ion.
Elaine Conway and Bertha Lan
oin were on the door, just try and
•Leak by those two. without par
ng. The bar was sort of around I
he c • ner. and owing to the fact
h; r we still had on our rehearsal I
we couldn't Gad as much
is wc would have liked, but are sure
that was Bernadine Jordan .and
Edith Watson back there, along
vith Ed Hill from the Larks’ club.
Bernice Harper. Edith White and
Teen Johnson were kept more than
>usy supplying tables with ice,
ungcrale and other mixing ma
erial. Leroy Smith’s band play
'd as only they can . . and Peggy
loyce entertained . . nuff sed . . i
That new naughty song, "Hold j
right" was the rage of the even- |
ng. and Peggy said the lamb's ton- |
lues were flying from every angle, {
la if '# tongues, being the verna- j
j? for dollar bills).
jg iridn i — ■
’Cutie" Roxborough . . Dr. Paul ,
Alexander and Mamye . . Dr. Don- j
»van Givens and Lillian . . Hazel |
.yman . . Dr. O. O. Sweet . • Mau
:ce and Thelma Houston . . Dr.
I Greenidge and Grace . . Fred
ind Lucy Jones . . Dr. "Squawk” J
larmon and Odalie . . Dr, Charles |
'Red‘*"Brooks and-Lillian—. Wil- J
ii. and Juanita Ivy . . Joe Craigen ,
. Dr Ted White and Edith . . Earl |
Conway . . S. Carey and Hazel . . |
loscoe Fuller and Katie . . George .
' rmiehael and Ethel . . Horace
! hitson . . Sonny Roxborough .. 1
-|OL-iUa Gray and Curtis Redmon ;
, . Aguinaldo Harper and Bernice
, . Dr. and Mrs. Marlowe . . Ulys
ses Boykins . . Arthur Officer and
Jessie . . Dr. James Benson and j
knn Smith:
Curtis Swan and Katherine
Trench . . Dr. and Mrs. Willis,
, George Higgins and Sadie Routt j
, Sandy Cloud . . Lorraine Moss
. Clement Mills . . Bill Colden
ind Phyllis . . Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Elements . . Leonard Brown and
dazel . . Margaret Hawkins . .
\nr.a Mae Rushing . . . Robert
’rewitt and Ruby Holder . . Mr.
Mrs. Ralph Hamilton . . Julian
lorfier . . Mr. and Mrs. Will John
son 7 . Geneva Cassey . , John
Jones and Virginia Latoin . . Mrs.
Myrtle Hutchins . . Mrs. Etta Wal
ace . . Eugene Smith and Lucretia
Ijrers.
Members of the Gogginettes are
Edith Mason . . Katie Fuller . .
iazel Lyman . . Bernadine Jordan
, . Bertha Lantoin . . Lucy Jones
, . Tina Johnson . . Thelma Hous
lon . . Edith White . . Elaine Con
va y. . Hazel Carey . . Vashti
Clements . . and Lyda Goggiqs.
Second Baptist
Entertain
The Ladies Aid Society of Sec-1
and Baptist- church celebrated its I
twenty-first anniversary last week i
at the home of Mrs. Mary Blair
>f Clinton avenue.
Participating on the program
were: Mrs. Elizabeth Williams. Mrs.
Martha Cameron, president: Mrs. i
Odell Carr and Miss Chancy Lind
\ Various games were featured dur
ng the evening and a-delectable
iinner was served by the hostess,
auffet style.
Yrj, Cameron has been president
f the society for fifteen years. I
\;r-. Minnie Phillips has served as
secretary for the past eight years
ind Mrs. Ruse, treasurer, has served
S Mi. Community
Club In Meeting
The executive board of the West
Flight Mile Road Community club
ivill meet in Grant school. Friday
light. at 7:30 p.nv At this meeting
he nomination committee's report
u# candidates for club officers. The
n will be held on Monday
March 13. at 8.
A letter was received from the
issistant superintendent of the board
>f education, Robert Miller, stating
that the group would be allowed to
naintain its recreation program un
til May 25.
The Abatenjawa League, an or-,
! ganization composed of ministers’
. wives tnroughoui the city, enter
-1 tained their husbands at a lovely
dinner last week.
Mrs. Thomas T. Matthews i center,
right),«was~ the main speaker and
discussed the "Rural Minister." Cen
ter left is M:s. Charles Hill, presi
dent of the group. Mrs. Walch
Hardy delivered the welcome ad
dress. Special guests were Mrs. M.
Boudoin and Mrs. Madeline Fow
ler. Other guests included:
Mrs. Wright, chairman of the .
[AROUND ANN ARBOR
’ W« regret ihafwe overlooked an
| important item for last week's column,
j but before we repeat the error, we
[ was received last week from Jackson.
I from two local boys. Here is the main
information it contained.
| M Brittain and Charles Wright, lo-
I cal talent, are broadcasting over WIBM
Jackson. Mich., on the morning pro
; gram of the Dixie Twins. Twice a
week. - on Monday* and Fridays, one
• WIBM. We are proud of their accom
| pllshments and wish them success.
They are available for all type# of en
: tertalnment. The two talented men
j gave an entertainmnt at the A. M. E.
j church last Sunday in Jackson and
; enjoyed them.
| Lacey Fondren spent a few day* in
I he dropped around to see At Roman,
whom he says i* Poking well and
happy. He allegedly had a date with
| the daughter of a prominent attor-
Charles Williams made another trip
to Ohio to see hts mother, whom we
understand is recovering from an op-
The new man at Sanford’s seem#
dull for you? Take it easy, you'll soon
become "acclimated."
How many of you readers have seen
Sanford's new place? When you see
him. commend him for being progres-
Since Harry Wicker is riding rubber
I notice he sems more sure of himself
In certain quarters. On Sundays you
SPORTS
Bus Smith coach Dunbar
basketball team, pulled his boys up to
that they have finished above last
place. The team lost eight games in
the city championship tournament.
McKay. Maddox. Riddle. McDaniels
Adams. Smith. Boyd, and Newson
comprised the team. The basketball
season is officially over, and now
thought# of baseball are foremost._is.
the minds of sports-lovers.
The rvdrtof of piling irp ♦hr"Trrosr
points during the basketball season
I lies between Riddle and McKay, who
i also played forward. ,
LODGE NOTICES
Order of the Eastern Stars met Mon
| day night. Feb. 27 at the society - club
1 rooms in the Welfare League building
| The occasion was special initiations
i for rutw members receiving the.r first
: degre. Those include 1 in the first im
i tiation were Mrs. Charles Collins. Mrs.
j Gladys Johnson *sd Mrs Fannie Lark
Ebenezer To Sponsor
Mother Coose Revue
I The latest venture for the very
young sel at Ebenezer A. M. E
j rhurch is the sponsorship of a
Mother Goose revue with the Be
| sinners’ Sunday school department,
i Pupils from the kindergarten and
I nursery are also being recruited to
• thrranks.
The play is a juvenile skit written
by the department superintendent,
Miss Zelda Draper Proceeds from
the attempt will be used toward the
refurnishing the department.
The youngsters are practicing
j every day and will make the pre
. sentation Wednesday, April 12 Cos
j lumes will be true Mother Goose
i version, and as a diversion between
acts the Tiny Four quartet will
yodel.
i Directing the play are Misses Avon
Moody. Pearl Kimball, June Baber
Gertie McCreary, and Zelda Drap-
I er. Rev G. W. Baber is pastor of
the church Mrs. Reuben Russell is
I general Sunday school superin
' tendent.
UNIVERSAL HAGAR’S
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE NO. 1
944 Napoteon Street
SERVICES SUNDAYS
S'jndav School 9 A. M.
Preaching 11 A. M
H. Y P U. 6 P. M.
Lecturing 8 P. M.
Messaee Circle and Healing
Thursday 8 P. M.
Lecturing Friday 8 P. M.
Message Circle and Healing
REV. C. B. HURLEY
Supreme Mother and Pastor
REV HARGIE MULLIGAN
Assistant Pastor
PRINCESS MINNIE BANDY
2nd Associated Pastor
Deaconess Annie Chatman
Clerk
G W HURLEY
The Merchants whose names appear in
this column, employ Negro talesmen and
clerks. They deserve your patronage.
WELLER LAUNDRY CO.
FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP-9091 COLORED EMPLOYEES
PEOPLES BAR
AND KOSHER DELICATESSEN
Always the Peoples Choice for Food and Drinks
3104 HASTINCS STREET
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MINISTERS FETED BY WIVES
LineeUmc Mrs.-Clay.--hostess; Mrs. ,
i Walch Hardy, who made welcome
! address: Mrs. Charles Hill, presi- '
dent; Mrs. Madeline Fowler, special j
| guest; Mrs. M * Boudoin, special ,
. guest; Mrs. Thomas T. Mathews,
main speaker;
Rev. and Mrs. D. P. Thomas, Rev. i
and Mrs. Kaigler, Revererd Cope
land of River Rouge, Rev. and Mrs. ;
i Merrit of Inkster. Rev. and Mrs. M
; Williams of Mt Clemons, Reverend
Miles, Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Kelly.
; Rev. and Mrs. P. R Flack. Rev
• and Mr?. Charles Hill, Reverend and
provided a delicious repast after all
business transactions were completed
, Mrs. Bertha Stark, worthy matron
j presided. George Gough, worthy pa
tron was in attendance also.
Included among the member? exciu-
Gough, Mrs. Mable McKinney. Mrs.
Betty Cheek. Mrs. Magnolia Lewi#
Mrs. Marie orris, Mrs. Walter Harrison,
i Mrs. Charles Harrison. Miss Olive
Ibweryr ~Mr*~ AjuutUe Morgan, and
Mr#. Taylor. The next meeting will
be held March 3 All members are
asked to attend. Contributed by Mrs.
Mable McKinney),
We wish that the errors corrected
|in this column would be taken as
gracefully as Wally Franklin'# reac
tion was, even though they mentioned
j (the linotype setter! had a govern
ment project- in mind, he had it WPA.
but the import was understood by I
the party interested.
report if we had news of Cletus Ro
man and Willis Price being reconciled.
Well at this writing Ihe> h?ve been, j
again before this appears in print,
j Bob Settles, says A! plans to make I
| makes one of his deferred trips Also
> planning to accompany him is a broth- ]
i er to Count Basie, who plays in De- j
| troit on March 8. His name is Will-;
' iam McKinley Basie We welcome J
' looking for you.
A guest quote.? "Give a husband
enough rope, and he'll start tied up at
Jabberwock
Play Called
Disgusting
February 27. 1939 1
p Mr. Lmm ■£. Martin
■ Michigan Chronicle 1
Detroit. Mich.
Dear Editor: >
May I as a reader of your weekly
| newspaper insert a note asking'
WHY? - *
l Why it is necessary when one I
! picks an evening for dramatic en
tertainment such as was staged by
; the Delta Sigma Theta tinder the
j caption Jabberwock, that w c are to
1 be reminded of discriminatory acts
; towards us by the white race.
I It seems to me that an organiza- ;
Lon of the type that the Delta's are.
which is a beacon light for progress.!
i thaLthey would have such skits as
! We all arc welP aware that there
i are two or more sides to any ques- |
I tion but in this particular case 1
t would think that such presentations
I should not be presented to an en
j lightened audience such a- was .
I there and in particular a mixed
W« kn< # that there arc Race
.... y; Wriy bring
that up? Are they trying to keep
I that spirit aflame'* Such scenes as
j this gives a depressed feeling iather
! than uplifting.'one.
i What was its purposed? Was it to
; remind us as Negroes to stay in our
• places or was it telling more of us j
jto move in restricted neighbor
ihoods?
! This letter expresses my humble
' thoughts relative to the effect of
such skits as "Many Mansions," i
looking forward to next year for;
| a more inspiring Jabberwock.— j
j Eva N. Campbell, 18447 Wexford.
The Youth Os |
N.A.A.C.P. In
Diverse Acts
NORTH DETROIT
The North Detroit N. A. A. C. P
; Youth Council takes the lead this
, week in youth council activity. Ir.
' preparation for their job campaign
| to secure employment for Negroes
; on Davison avenue, the council is |
1 distributing 5.000 hand-bills inform- 1
, ing North Detroit citizens of the
employment plight of Negro youth 1
in this area.
The first point of attack will be
'.he Green Garden restaurant at
Lumpkir. and Davision. This restau- ]
} rant, although it receives 95 per cent
Negro patronage, refuses to employ
a Negro under any circumstances
All attempts at peaceful persuasion
having failed, Nesbitt Patton, coun
! cil president expressed the belief!
that more forceful methods would
nrave to-be taken soon
CAMERA CLUBS
! Asa substitute for routine youth
council programs during the hot 1
summer months, a camera club has
been organized under the directior
iof Miss Evelyn Hill and Frankie
; Warren.
FORUMS
I Two of the youth councils. Bird-
I hurst and Nocth End, are now con
ducting weekly forums on subjects
of interest to colored people. The
Birdhurst forums are held every
Thursday at 8 p. m.. at Birdhurst
Community Center. The North End
forum is held at various churches
in the community. The public is
invited to attend and participate in.,
these forums.
WEST SIDE
Mrs. Peck. Rev. and Mrs. E M.
1 Martin, Reverend and Mrs. Clay,
Rev. and Mrs. S. D. Ross. Rev. and
Mrs. Bankhead. Mrs. B. H. Wright;
Mrs. F. A Williams. Mrs. Ethel
I Williams. Mrs. C. M Metcalfe
Charles Hill Jr.. Mrs. Marie Hayes,
Mrs. E. Pittman. Mrs. A. E. Lewis,
i Mr. and Mrs. Walch Hardy, Miss
| Vergiania Bert of Chicago. Mrs.
Wilma Walton, Mrs. Richard Owens,
Mrs. Francis Woodson. Miss Anna
1 Fisher, Mrs. Ida Pope, Mrs. Jeanette
Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. P. Woodson.
Mrs. E G Melvin, Mrs. Cabulc,
: and Mrs. Anderson.
Chas. Young
Post Tells
Activities
The dance to be given at the [
Forest club. March 17. featuring j
Dorothy Derrick and McKinney's >
Cotton Pickers, is being promoted j
by Charles Young Post, No. 77. j
American Legion, to raise funds to
Tlrunii !■ i nmmiiiiil v activities for the r
year. 1939
Charity and community , service I
"hold a greater place in the Ameri- i
can Legion program than any pa- j
The Post Youth program is built
around activities incidental to the ,
"Sons of the Legion," composed of
boys whose fathers served in the
World War. Boys in the Sons of!
the Legion are given picnics to :
Belle Isle and other places of re- ;
I creation during the summer season
i when they are not in school, where |
| games of various types are played.
! With the cooperation of the Brews
; ter Center management, the boys
of the Sons of the Legion have en-
I joyed instructions in swimming,
baseball and rifle practice,
i Another activity of the youth pro
! gram is Post Junior Rifle club,
! which was organized in 1938. reeeiv
' ing it's charter from the National
Rifle Association, making this club
one of the few, if not the only jun
i lor rifle clubs sponsored by a Negro
organization up to this time. Under
the capable instructions of an ex
, pert marksman, Clifford W. Jones.
; it is expected that these boy# wilt
j enter matches during the' year.
The West Side Y<>ul'n CoumTT 7VSjT
changed meeting time and place.
Meetings are now held at the Loth
rgp library every Thursday at 8
p. m. Organization of hobby clubs
and integration with other west side
groups have begun and the council j
is now expected to regain its place .
as the most militant and progressive
youth council.
EAST SIDE
Sunday, March 5. the East Side
-Youth Counoil heard the subjegL.
"Inadequacies of Present Day Edu
cation " discussed by Martha Brad- ;
bv, this year's board of education j
scholarship winner from Miller, and ,
Miss Mickey Short. The young •
ladies criticized mass education sys- j
tern as practiced by the Detroit j
Several Detroit school teachers |
will discuss the same topic at the
next East Side meeting on Sunday, j
March 19. The meetings are held
[ at. the.;Y _W. C. A
PRAISE YOUTH COUNCILS
! Intelligent and militant, Walter ;
White, executive secretary of the |
N A. A. C. P.. following his address j
'Sunday, at the Y M. C. A. was;
! feted by the youth councils in the j
1 "Y" lobby. Mr White praised highly I
j the work of the Detroit youth '
i councils and stated that they were
i carrying on the work of the asso
ciation in a splendid manner
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
FANNIE HASKINS.
Plaintilf,
Vi.
SAMUEL HASKINS,
Defendant
I COUNTY OE WAYNE. SS:
Fannie TTasknVs. first being duly
■ rvrr.rr: drpf>->-« #*vj.--tli.il. she
is the plaintiff in the above entitled
cause, and that the defendant, Sam
uel Haskins, is not a resident ot
the ( ltv of Detroit. County of
Wayne, and State of Michigan, l>"t
that Ins last known address was
| Whistler. Alabama. County of Mo
! |,||c and State of Alabama.
Eannte Ha?kius
'me tins 20th day of January, A. D. fc
j (,K (J RC,INA H ARDI NG,
Notary Public
; Wayne County, Michigan,
My .commission expires 5-13-42.
LEGAL NOTICE
FRANK E. WOODBURY.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
2727 Hastings Street
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
ALICE CAMPBELL, Plaintiff.
VS.
CHARLES H. CAMPBELL.
Defendant.
No. 278463
. ORDER OF PUBLICATION
' \t"a session of said Court, Ipld
1 in the Court Room. i£ the < minty
Building, in the City of Detroit, in
the County of Wavnc and Slat, of
Michigan on the 4th day of Febru
ary, A. D.,-1939.
I PRESENT .THE
, HON. GUY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge.
It appearing from affidavit on Me
' ,7,h1 the TTi-T. .-..T5-.TT . t -Harlrs H
Mat. of Michigan, but re?idc? at the
1 nitfd State? Penitentiary, in the
1 tilts of Leavenworth, in the County
of Leavenworth, m the State of
Kan>a«. it is ordered that the De
fendant. enter In? appearam e and
uer the bdl of complaint within
I.Ln.'t" wilmV taken a-' ■ .‘nfe-e'd
land that ?aid Order be published a
| mail 'to'the last known »d«lW?« or
! that the Defendant be personally
•omd \vilh a rop> of tin? order of
i,L"\ \ MII.T.FR.
1 f* ‘Dunne.
Hi-Lites To Promote
Soft Ball Team
The Hi-Lite Athletic club of
| North Detroit will promote one
I of the best softball teams in the
| r;ty this spring. Already twenty-.
j-two-promising .players have enlist-1
! ed.
The Hi-Lites will sponsor a
) "Jump Session" on March 25 at the
International Hall.
LEGAL NOTICE
ROBERT J. EVANS.
Attorneys-at-law,
1336 Brush Street,
Detroit. Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
h IN CHANCERY
NANNETTE JONES, Plaintiff,
VS.
AL JONES. Defendant.
No. 286,175
At a session of said Court held
at the Court House in the City of
Detroit, in said County on the Ist
day of March, A. D., 1939.
; present : Tin:
HON. LESTER S. MoT.T.,
In thi? cause, it appearing to the
I court by affidavit on file that «liu.n
--j and under ihr seal of this Court,
i for the appearance of the defendant
herein, and that the ?aine could fH*t
he *erved on or before the return
I day thereof, for the reason that the
i plaintiff does not kifow the present
j been returned showing that after
diligent search and inquiry, the de
fendant could not be served in the
City of Detroit, County of Wayne,
1 State of Michigan, on or before the*
|return day thereof:
I On motion of Robert I 1 an?.
• \ttornev for the Plaintiff
IT I s - ORDER! D that AI Jones
! defendant herein, cause hi? appear
within three months front the datf
of this order, and in ca*e of hi? ap
pearance. he cause his answer to the
plaintiff's hill of complaint to he
tiled, and enpv thereof ?cr\cd upon
ilie attornew for the phtintilT within
J't day* after service upon hint of!
a copv of said Lilt, anil tndh'C of
, thi? order, and that in default there
leased Lv said defendant
IT IS FUR! HER OK HE Rt D
•hat copy of this order be pub
and served, according to law.
LESTER « MOM
V True Cop} :
T. P. Dunne. Depute Clerk.
I■r J 1
CHORAL GROUP 1
URGES LENT
OBSERVATION
It ha# been raid that "all men
are created equal” Approximately
73 years ago Abraham Lincoln, in
accordance with this belief, by the
' stroke of his pen signed an emanci- ,
pation proclamation freeing millions \
j of blacks from the shackles of slav- |
j More than nineteen hundred
. years ago. Christ was born amid
j the singing of angel choruses, Peace
Peace on earth, good will to men.
1 and today we are in the midst of i
world chaos asd confusion ... I
the east of us. As members of the i
I gospel chorus union we must tak*-
time out during this Lenten season ,
j to seriously consider the part which j
, wc as pan. ot this confused world.
| must play in the creation of a cos- 1
' mos. We must sing God's song?'
| with new and inspired meaning and ;
| realize anew that "we are our broth
j ers' keepers" and that whatever we
| do. even for the least of these, our j
j brothers, we do it unto God.
CANADIAN GOSPEL SINGERS
On Saturday, March 11 and Sun- 1
j day. March 12. the Gospel Choraol
Union of Canada will celebrate its !
j second anniversary. Singers from !
, Detroit and other points in Michi
i gan are a.?-ked to attend these ses- \
: sions which will be held at Firs:
Baptist church. Rev. M. Brown, pas
tor; Campbell A. M. E. church. |
represented by Dr. C. W. Perry, j
pastor: First Baptist church, repre
sented by Dr. M. Brown, pastor and
are sparing no pains to make this '
an outstanding affair.
Cars will leave from 2240 An
tietam at nine am, Saturday, March •
11. Anyone wishing to attend may '
I meet with the group.
FIRST INSTITUTIONAL
' Rev. 13. H. Wright of the First
Baptist Institutional church in
i Hamtramck beginning March 12. j
will celebrate it# seventh anniver- j
sary as pastor of the church. The
i observation wilt" continue throtiglr'
I March 19. Various features will !
! mark each night of the week. All
| members and friends arc urged to
PASSES
1 Mr s. Grace Day, pastor of the
junior chorus and an ardent union
! worker died last Saturday, March
4. Funeral services will be held
Friday. March !C, at the First In
stitutional church.
LOMAX GOSPEL CHORUS
The Lomax Gospel chorus will |
celebrate its third anniversary on
March 6 through the 12th. at Lomax
A. M. E. Z. church located on Dc
quindre near Davison.
Friday night will feature the
pageant "Zion Travellers" at 8 p.m I
Under the auspices of the Gospel
Choral Union the presentation will I
be directed by Mrs. A. W. Hutchin
son. president of the group. i
Chinese To
Discuss War
With Japan
Prof Y. Z.' Chang, citizen of ,
Shangha.. China and at present
teacher of .Oriental Languages at
Michigan ’’university, will be the I
speaker at the St. Antoine Forum (
this Sunday, March 12 at 4 p. m
The speaker's subect will be, "The ,
Chinese Puzzle." and in it he will
discuss the position of China after I
two years of war with her neigh- ,
bor-enemy Japan.
The problems that the Chinese
people have been facing for the i
past two years have attracted the
attention and interest of democratic
nations all over the world. The
sufferings and privation of her peo
ple have been the source of many
campaigns to assist in relieving the
destruction of life and property
caused by Japanese planes and
fighting men. The conditions in
China today, as Mr. Chang will
describe them, will bring to the
Forum patrons the actual conditions
in the Orient today.
The meeting will start promptly
at four o'clock and the public is
cordially invited.
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough & Taliaferro
Attorneys-at-law
1336 Brush Street,
Detroit, Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
SALLIE MAE STEPHENS,
Plaintiff,
Vs.
CLIFFORD STEPHENS,
Defendant.
No. 285.490
At a session of the said court held
at the Court House in the city of
Detroit, in said county, on the 14th
day of February, A. D. 1939
PRESENT:
THE HON. IRA W. JAYNE.
Circut Judge.
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough Cr Taliaferro,
Attorneys-at-law,
1336 Brush Street
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN -
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
ST. ELMO HONG,
Plaintiff,
Vs.
JEW T. HONG,
Defendant.
No. 286137
At a .ession of said Court held at j
the Court House in the City of De
troit, in said County, on the 9th j
day of February, A. D., 1939.
PRESENT:
The lion. Guy A. Miller,
Circuit Judge
In tliis.causr, it appearing by af
fidavit on file that the defendant, -
Jew TANARUS: tt'OllK. cannot br served by
process issued out of thic Court,
as he i- not a resident of the State
of Michigan, but that he resides.in ■
the City of Ruleville, State of Mis
sissippi.
On motion of Roxborough and
Taliaferro, Attorney* for tlieAMain^
IT IS ORDERED that the de
fendant, Jew T. Hong, appear and
answer the bill of complaint filed
m this cause, within thre months
from the date of this order, > or
j that said hill will he taken as con
fessed, and that this order be pub
lished in the Michigan Chronicle,
and served, according to law.
GUY A. MILLER,
Circuit Judge.
I A TRUE COPY
jT. P. CH INN,
Deputy Clerk.
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
FANNIE HASKINS.
Plaintiff.
! Vs.
SAMUEL HASKINS.
Defendant
No. 285-596
At a session of the said Court
i held at the Wayne County Court
I House in the City of Detroit, on the
21st day of tanuary, A. D., 1939.
PRESENT: Hon.
DeWITT H. MERRIAM,
Circui tjudge
j fidavit hereto attached that the de
rcsVu m of the 'state of Michigan,
j Imt that he resides at Whistler,
! Alabama.
| On motion of Imlsoti R. Powell.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
IT IS ORDERED -that the
aforesaid defendant, Samuel Ma
lkins enter his appearance in the
| , t!ie" ! !a:d ,r Ui| , | *..1 Complain: filed
herein will be taken as confessed
like motion IT IS OR
| lislird according to law or a copy
thereof be sent to the defendant at
tend mall.
DeWITT 11. MERRIAM.
sam f. won:IK.
| Deputy Clerk.
In this cause, it satisfactorily ap
pearing to the court by affidavit on
tile that chancery summons has
been issued out and under the seal
of this Court for the appearance
of the defendant herein, and that
the same could not be served on or
before the return day thereof, be
cause the defendant being a resi
dent of the County of Wayne and
State of Michigan, was concealed
therein, and said chancery sum
mons has been returned with the
certificate thereon endorsed sho'W
.mg that alter diligent search and
| inquiry, said defendant could not
; he served in said State of Michi
gan, mi or before the return day
! On motion of Roxborough and
I Taliaferro, Attorneys for the plain-
I tiff.
; IT IS ORDF.RF.D that Clifford
Stephens, defendant herein, cause
his appearance to be entered in
this cause within three months
frmrr the date of this order, and in
case of his appearance, he cause
IHs*answer to the plaintiffs hill
thereof, to he served upon the at
torney for. the plaintiff, within 20
i days from the date of service of a
copy of said hill and notice of this
order, and that in default thereof,
the said bill will he taken as con
fc?srd by the said defendant.
I l IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of this order be pub
lished in the Michigan Chronicle
and served, according to" law.
IRA W .JAYNE,
Circuit Judge.
A True Copy
CASPAR J. LTNGEMAN, Clerk.
By J. IV QUINN, Deputy Clerk.
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough and Taliaferro,
Attorneys-at-law,
1 336 Brush Street.
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
HfeRSCHEL C. MANIER,
Plaintiff,
Vs.
ETTA MAE MANIER.
Defendant.
No. 286-519
At a session of said Court held
at the Court House in the City of
| Detroit, in said County, on the 23rd
! day tof February. A. I)., 1939.
PRESENT: The Hon.
GUY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge.
i In thi.? cause, it appearing by af
t .'. .it on file that the defendant.
Etta Mac Manier. cannot be served
1 iiy process issued out of thi,? Court.
Ia? she i? not a resident of the
I State of Michigan, but that sfte ro
?idc* in, the City of Nashville,
I State of Tennessee:
! On motion of Roxborough and
Taliaferro, Attorneys fur the Plain-
JT IS ORDERED that the de
tenant, Etta Mac Manier, appear
I II of complaint
:!itrd m —thi? caiTsr. within three
month- front the date of thi? order,
or that said bill will he taken as
.confessed, and that this order be
! published in the Michigan Chroni
! clc. and served, according to law
GUY A MILLER.
Circuit Judge
It. I. DUNNE,
! Deputy Clerk
CASTER J. rIXGEMW
j Clerk.
PAGE ELEVEN
East Side NAACP
To Hold Panel
The East Side N.A A.C.P. Youth
Council will present in a jury panel
discussion on the subject "The In
adequacies of Our Modern School
System and Suggested Possible So
lutions," prominent figures in ele
mentary and intermediate school
education who will participate on
the panel. They will include:
Charles G. Burns, principal of Miller
high school; Miss Jennie Young,
teacher at the Russell school; Mrs.
Irene Graves, teacher at Wayne uni
versity and Capton school; Miss Es
ther Lowe, Miss Betty Cain, health
education instructor at Trowbridge
school. Miss Eloise Crosby will in
troduce the speakers.
There is no admission fee and
everyone is invited to attend.
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
I THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
JUDSON B. POWELL,
Attorney
405 Gratiot Avenue.
Cl. 0274, Detroit, Mich.
AMANDA MAE ORANGE
Plaintiff,
VS.
I "ABEL A. BELL, defendant.
No. 284324
At a session of said Court held at
the Wayne County Court House in
the City of Detroit on the 6th day
of December, A. D., 1938.
PRESENT: HON.
JOSEPH A. MOYNIHAN,
Circuit Judge
It satisfactorily appearing by af-
I fidavit hereto attached that the de
! fendant, Mabel A. Bell, is not a
resident of the State of Michigan,
amp fm*l after diligent search and
inquiry from the persons who
would likely know the defendant's
whereabouts, it cannot be ascer
tained just what the defendant's
street and address arc but that she
resides in the State of Florida, and
her last kown address was Box
IJBO, Miami, Florida.
On motion of Judson B. Powell,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
IT IS ORDERED that the afore
said defendant, Mabel A. Bell enter
her appearance in the above en-
Ptled—within three months
from the date hereof, of the said
Bill of Complaint, or the said Bill
of Complaint will be taken as con
fessed against her.
I On like motion, IT IS OR
DERED that the order be pub
lished according to law or a copy
he sent to the defendant at her
last known address, by registered
JOSEPH A. MOYNIHAN.
Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
I. Q. DUNN,
Deputy Clerk.
LEGAL NOTICE
|. H. POWELL,
405 Gratiot Ave.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County of Wayn#
SS.
267-818
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 eighteenth
day of February in the year one
thousand nine hundred and thirty
Present: THOMAS C. MURPHY,
Judge of Probate
In the Matter of the Estate of
FRANCES MALE, Deceased.
On reading and filing the pe
tit ion of Lulu Taylor praying that
administration trL^^aid —estate" he
-? eluted —Jwdsow —R. Powell or
some other suitable person.
if is ordered. That the twenty
seventh day of March, next at ten
o'clock in the forenoon at said
Court Room lie appointed for
hearing said petition.
And it is further Ordered. That
a .copy of this order be published
three successive weeks previous to
said time of hearing, in the Michi
gan Chronicle, a newspaper printed
and circulating in said County of
Wavnc.
THOMAS C. MURPHY,
Judge of Probate.
A true copy,
Jacob W. Hcwelk,
Deputy Probate Register
LEGAL NOTICE
wm. aTberry,
Lawyer
405 Gratiot, Detroit^
STATE oF~MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
JOHNNIE W. FRENCH.
Plaintiff.
Vs.
EMMA FRENCH.
Defendant,
At a session of the said Court
held at the Wayne County Court
House in the City of Detroit, on the
14th day of January, A. D., 1939.
PRESENT: Hon.
Vincent M. Brennan.
Circuit Judge
It ?ati?fact(TrifV appearing by af
fidavit hereto attached that the De
fendant, Emma French, is not a
resident of the State of Michigan,
hut that her last known address
was 4106 Fnright Street, Apt. 33.
St. Louis, Missouri.
ON MOTION OF WILLIAM
A. BERRY. Attorncv for the
Plaintiff, IT IS ORDERED that
the aforesaid Defendant. Emma
French, enter her appearalice in
the above entitled cause within
three months from the date hereof,
or the said Bill of Complaint filed
herein will be taken a? confessed
against her, and
ON LIKE MOTION. IT T>
ORDERED that the order he pub
lished according to law or a copy
thereof he sent to the Defendant
at her la«t known address by regi?
VINCENT M. BRENNAN
Circuit Ttidpe
CASPER I. LINGEMAN. Clerk
By F. J. Dunne, Deputy Clerk.