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ARREST WIFE
IN SCALDING
OF HUSBAND
Drenched With Roiling
Water, Man Dies
Os Injuries
NEW YORK, June 9—The
mutilated body of Theodore
Treftvan, 38, of 24 West 134th
atreet, was taken from Har
lem hospital Friday after he
had died a victim of scalding, alleg
edly by hi* wife, Mr*. Catherine,
during an argument. The woman
who is being held allegedly walked
into the room during the heat of
the argument and emptied a two
gallon pail of boil.ng water over his
body a* he lay in bed.
When Mrs. Tresvan was arrested
she was charged with assault, but
after the death of her husband, the
cnarge was changed to homicide.
Alleged Confession
According to police. Mrs. Tresvan
admitted pouring the water over
her husband. She said her hus
band had been very cruel and had
argued continuously for two days,
letting up only when she left the
house. When she returned he had
gone out and she did not see him
until the next day Then he came
ment all over and threatened to
strike her. Then, according to the
alory. Mrs. Tresvan told her hus
band ""You had better not go to"
bed or I'll kill you." Ignoring the
threat, Tresvan retired shortly
thereafter and it was then that h:s
w ife entered th room with a pat!
of boiling water She poured the
entire contents of the pail over his
body, it is charged scalding him
fatally. He jumped out of bed
screaming as the water began run
ning over him and collapsed The
ment* was rushed to the Harlem
h.spital where he died a short time
Mrs. Tresvan was arrested bv
Detectives Brown. Childs and Ken
ny of the 135th street station. Mrs
Tresvan is 28. ter. year t younger
man her dead husband. She u
attractive and apparently well edu
cated. The couple were married
several years ago, but in recent
months are said to have gotten
along very poorly. Mrs. Tresvan
was brought up before Magistrate
Cooper in Manhattan homicide
court and ordered held under high
bail.
Jolly Strollers No. 2
Jolly Strollers elub. No. 2. held
treir monthly Pot Luck Night,
Monday, May 29. on Chene street.
A wonderful program was ren
dered which included: My Coun
try Tis Os Thee." opening selection
sung by the audience: solos were
rendered by Mrs. Rosa Murphy and
L. Kefry; welcome address by Aud
rey Wheeler; piano solo by Thelma
Baldwin; readings by Madam Grey.
Mrs. D. C. McKinney, and Mrs
Dumas: Mrs. Roinie Savoy gave a
brief histor ynf the club, and Cohn
Truster of ML Vernon, and Rev..
G. B McDuffie were the guest
speakers.
MONROE
Rev. J. P. Nichols opened service*
• • the Church of Cod in Christ 13dd
held’ every Tue-day. Friday and Sun-
St 't,uke's church of Roseb, e VI ch .
family were vtrmng mend* in To
«>.' Careys Chapel A.M.E. church la*t
Hue i« Improving af’ei breaking her
fc"
sg 11 * iMMr
Plymouth church was the scene,
last Sunday, of an inspiring recital
by the members of the Pro Musit a
Dramatlque society under the uin
direction of N. Heartsfield Hollo
way. After a successful program
the group, above, posed on the
Cl übrooms
Scene Os Art
Club Sun. Tea
Mrs. Eugie West Pours
Tea For Croup
The Alger club rooms located at
! Canfield and Woodward avenues.
! sored by the Young Women's Peer
jle.-s Art club for th-ir friends
Tea was poured by Mrs. Eugie
of the attractively adorned Sheraton
table.
Mr*. Sadie Lindsay presided over
the program on which appeared
Mrs. Sadie Johnson Mrs. Anne
White P*>*>e Mr*. S. Luberta Wood
fork. M u Clara Young and Mrs
Among the many guests attend
ning were: Mrs. Floyd Sullivan.
James. Misj Della P James. Mrs
Elia Hutchinson. Miss Lecie M
West. Miss Nadine Bledsoe. Floyd
. ULmer. Mrs. M. Harrison, Mrs.
Strickland. Mis* Theresa Robinson.
Mrs. Helen Stewart. Mrs. Mosell
Ulmer. Mu-s Marie Ulmer. Elihu
Dove. D B West, Mrs. Ruth C
. Pitts, Mrs Florence Watson, Miss
Violet Armstrong;
Mr.v Be: .h* Wr-he. Mrs. M.i.'ato.
erme Moore. Ernest Ward. Mis
Arietta Tay ,r Mrs M.nn.e Ben
nett. Mrs. Arlene Tucker. Mrs
Floyd Sullivan Alfred L. Bowman.
sell. Rose W. McDowell, Edward F.
Fields. Mrs. Zelda A. Smith and
•if of hr: fritnds are pieced To have 1
BORN W ITH A TOOTH
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i
CLARENCE DAVIS JR -
The ion of Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Davis, of Chicago, 111.
who was born Thursday evening. May 25. with a fully developed bot
tom tooth, and what's more he's already cutting two more The
infant weigh* six and one-half pounds and isn't a bit camera shy.
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE • *'•' A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
IN BEHALF OF MUSIC
nip Smith. Annie Sanderling. Sa
ri vi- You ell. (3rd row) Benjamin
Williams. Frances Andrews. Eula
lia Hamilton. Mary Fitzpatrick.
Lucy Fleming. Paul Holt. Melvin
Smith. (4th row) Randall Pillman,
Robert Iloiloway. John Anderson,
steps of the church for the Chron
icle photographer. Left to right,
are (Ist row ) Louis Johnson. Mot-
Tie Brook*. Jaoiee Henry. Magde
iine White, Ruby Hamilton. Eliza
beth Benson, director Holloway,
rind row i Liberty William. Pen
Hampton Alumni Reports
$3,300 At 24th Reunion
Aquarian Age
The God of the
HAMPTON' INSTITUTE,
Va.. June 0 The Twenty-j
fourth alumni reunion held at
Hampton institute May 20
[and '3O was one of the most
j successful ever held. Attendance j
I was near a record hign with nearly j
300 delegates present. Thirty of the
activities for the post biennial
Financial reports from the 30
chapters were the be-t in the his
tory of the association --over $3 300
was reported and paid into the (
financial secretary, Charles S.
The association was able to com- ,
1 ple’e its $5,000 student loan fund
and apply more than $1660 on the
new scholarship fund. In addition;
! to the above the association now j
has to its credit four permanent i
scholarships of $2,500 each.
The Middle Atlantic district!
under the chairmanship of Miss i
Gertrude L. Perry of Norfolk, took (
the highest honors in the financial
cajnpa.cn. This district reported
over $llOO.
Miss Massey Re-fleeted
Miss Pauline V. Massey of New
York City who has served as the i
national president for the last two
Dr J. Mercer M. Ramsey of Rich
monfl. Va. was reelected chair
. m»n of the exec.r.ve commute**
Dr. Albeit O Re.d of Baltimore
us; elected first vice president.
Being acutely aware of some of,
the problems that have caused stu- j
dent unrest and which threatened I
to mar the commencement exer
cises the alumni body elected a J
special committee ot five to work |
with a similar committee from the
i executive* committee and consult |
: with President Howe. It is under-;
stood that Inis special committee
met with - President Howe amt:
understood that this special com- j
: mittee met with the president and j
; e gent fed the 1 e Jolut ion* wh;ch
College Will Hold
Second Graduation
FERN DALE- Mich.. June 9 —The
second college graduating class in I
• the history of Oakland county will
receive diplomas Wednesday. June
14, at 8 p.m.. at Great Lakes college.
President Clayton J. Ettinger will j
present eleven bachelor’s degrees,
at the ceremony in the Ferndgle
Mc’hodist church. Woodward at
I I
The commencement address will
be delivered by Harvey C. Freuhauf,
, president of the Freuhauf Trailer
company. .Cameron McLean, well
known baritone, will be the soloist.
Great Lakes college was estab
lished in Ferndale in 1937.
I bringing together of lenders of both
races 'or mutual interpretation and
j understanding was a "significant
factor in our progress.”
j Some 115 graduates heard Hor.
i ton aver, "Your gains have been
j largely in the field of educational
i opportunity.”
PROPHET G. W. HURLEY
Seventeenth Series
THE AQUARIAN AGE GOSPEL
OF JESUS THE CHRIST OF
THE PISCEAN AGE
( Transcribed by Levi H. Dowling)
Fellow citizens and friends, as I
beautiful day looking at nature,
vhich ncludi the ■ ■ gra
race, how few know what nature
us. However, as I stated in our last
know what Heaven an<J Hell is. and
that we are the creators of our
, .... c; ~r>r; r n -hr -Winl t'.i-T("' .inf
the 33rd chapter. He *aw the hard
'drawn lines <>f toil on evcrvMjrow
, m every hand, and there was iul
“■ - )>’> ■ • •«'«■ N ' • • '
all the group could think of'any
| thing but toil. Jesus spoke to one
| and said. Why are you all so sad?
Have you no happiness :n life?"
1 The man replied, We scarcely
Wc tori i«i-rki to !.ve. and hope
i trie day when we can cease our toil
-and lay us down to rest in Buddha s
city of the dead "
And-Josus’ heart was stirred with
workers, and he said. "Toil should
not make a person sad; men should i
b< happiest when they toil. When I
’ hopeShd love are back nf toll, then ’
; all of life is filled with joy and'
peace, and this is Heaven. Do you.
not know that such a Heaven is for
hie 0 Heaven we
have heard; but then it is so far.
away, and we must live so many
lives before we reach that place!" 1
Aid Jesus said, My brother-man.
Heaven is not far away; and it is
not a place of meets and bounds; it
is a state us mind. God never made I
a Heaven for man; He never made
a Hell; we are creators and we make '
; the windows of your heart, and. like !
' a flood of light, a Heaven will come
and brirfg a boundless joy; then
j toil (work» will be no cruel task."
i The people were amazed, and
; gathered close to hear this strange
i young master speak, imploring him
j to tell Them more about the Father
God; about the Heaven that men
can make on earth; about the
j boundless joy.
1 We will comment on this ;n our
iTo he rontinurdi
-Prophet G. W. Hurley, the found
j er of the largest Ethiopian Spiri
tual association in the world
Headquarters: 1743 . McDougall
i street, Detroit, Mich.
Winston-Salem College
I WINSTON-SAi.EM. N C. June
: 9—(UNP)—“There arc still some
goals which will challenge oifr fur
ther effort,” Lieutenant-Governor
, Horton stated in an address at the
graduation exercises of the Wirip
-1 ton-Salem Negro Teachers college
' Horton further' declared \hat the
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
■ A TEMPLE OF SERVICE"
714 E. Canfield Cor. Hastings
WELLER LAUNDRY CO.
567 BEACON STREET
FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP--90% COLORED EMPLOYEES
85 REGISTER
iFOR TUSKEGEE
| SHORT COURSE;
County And Home Agents
From Five States Are
In Representation
! TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, !
Ala., June 9 Eighty-five
I county and home agricultural!
; extension agents representing ]
I Alabama, Florida, Georgia.
Louisiana, and Mississippi, have;
J registered at Tuskegee Institute for
a three weeks' course, from May
29 to June 17.
I At the opening assembly Tues- 1
! day, S. W. Settler, acting director
of agriculture, read a message of j
I greeting and instruction from Direc
tor J. R. Otis, who was prevented
I by illness from being present.
Appropriately enough, T.M. Camp
bell. field agent, extension service, 1
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
opened the meeting. Mr. Settler
stated that regional meetings sim
ilar to the one at Tuskegee are be
ing held at Hampton institute, Va.,
! and at Prairie View, Texas.
Miss S. A. Elliott, director''of the
• school of home economics, urged the
[ women to settle upon specific prob
j lems upon which they wished to
j be helped as she and her staff were
1 anxious-to- makf th* three weeks
.of real practical value. Her depart
ment is offering courses in low-cost
, hausmg, nutrition and home erafts.
Dr. I. A. Derbigny, dean of ad
j ministration, urged the agents to
consider two points: that they are
! here to get education for reality
! and education for the American way
j of life.
President F. D Patterson said that
the extension workers represent one
of the basic groups working for the
improvement and development of
our country.
Mrs. R. R. Moton, field officer of
the AAA; J. C. Ford, coordinator for
Alabama; C. F. Clark, AAA. Wash
ington, TT C 7, and J. HT Williams,
district agent, Prairie View, were
among other speakers heard.
Instructors for the short course J
[will be W. W. Hayes. Dr. W. H. I
Waddell. Mrs. C. D. Morse, Dr. |
(Frank Steels. Milton Duty, Miss S. I
I A. Elliott, and Miss E. E. Renfrow. I
Haitian Ace
Says Wifey
Was Untrue
j BALTIMORE, June 9—Principal-j
j ly on strength of testimony by his
I eight-year-old son, Leon Jr., Lieut.
Leon D. Paris, member of the Hait
ian air force, won i divorce from
, his wife. Beulah, this week on
! charges of adultery and desertion.
Lieut. Paris named -Charles
Coates of 1436 West Lanvale street
as the man in the case and ex
hibited electric light and gas bills
made out to Coates, which bills
according to the plaintiff, were i
found in his wife's possession after
he returned home from Haiti last j
February.
Leon, oldest of the Paris’ three I
| children, revealed he had on one j
-•* nn address given *
I him by his mother and had found
her and Coates in a bed-room.
• Lieut. Paris was also awarded cus
tody of the children.
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
LOUISE WILLIAMS. Plaintiff
\ s . No. 288.727
ROBERT WILLIAMS. Defendant!
At a session of said Court held
at the Court House in the City of j
Detroit, in said County, on the 25th !
day of May, A. D.. 1939.
PRESENT: THE HON. HEN- .
RY G. NICOL. Circuit Judge. j
! In this cause, it appearffve to the j
court by affidavit on file that
i chancery summons has been issued
i out and under the seal of this court,
for the appearance of said defend
ant herein, and that the same could
not be served on or'before the re
.. ibereof. hroauie the said
defendant, being a resident of the
Village of Inkster, County of
Wayne and State of Michigan, was
I concealed therein, and said chancery
. summons has been returned with
the certificate endorsed thereon,
I show ing that after diligent search
1 and inquiry, said defendant could
not he served on or before the |
i return day of said summons in said j
1 state of Michigan:
On motion of Roxborough and
| Taliaferro, Attorneys for the Flain
! tiff.
i IT IS ORDERED that the said
Robert Williams, cause hi* appear
ance to be entered in this court
! within three months from the date
I of this order, and in rase of hi* ap
pearance. he cause his answer to
the plaintiff's bill of complaint to
be filed, and a copy thereof to he
served upon the attorneys for the
: plaintiff, within 20 days after serv
ice upon him of a copy of said hill,
and notice of this order, and that I
: in default thereof, the «aid hill he '
'taken as confessed by the said de
i fendan#.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
{that a copy of this order be pub
lished in the Michigan Chronicle,
and served according to law.
HENRY O. NICOL,
Circuit Judge
LIN GEM AN. Clerk
‘ B> ; T. J. Dunn, Deputy clerk
John Benson, John Jones, James
Shedrick. Julian Jones, James
Jackxtm. iSlh row) Gus Bryant,
John Andrews, Cleophus Taylor
and Warren Matthews. —Photo by
Langford P. James.
I were adopted by the alumni body. I
to be sent to the board of trustees, j
Hampton's part in the future edu- j
! cational program of the nation was !
| vividly brought out in a very im- j
j portant and well-thought-out panel j
! discussion.. William E. Lee. leader, I
director of trades at St. Paul’s;
school - Hiawatha R. Harris, school
principal in Georgia; Walker,
Ryder, school principal in North '
Carolina, and Miss Sopholia Faniel, 1
secretary to the director of ag: i- •
. cultural education for Negroes ;n
Georgia, showed keen knowledge
, about the problems of vocational j
education and in the di/feussion
j made constructive suggestions for
| Hampton to continue to meet ade- j
quately the important need for vo
cational training.
Graduate* of 1889 Give $56 |
1 Classes still feel a certain degree ;
i of coherence and pride. Three mem- |
I bers of the class of 1889, Mrs. Beu- j
! lah Thompson Davis, Mears, Mich.;
Mrs. Nannie S. McGuinn, Talla- |
1 hassee, Fla., and Mrs. R. L. Smith, 1
j each sent sso—a dollar for every
year since graduation.
WINDOW-SMASHERS
FOIL ROBBERY
NEW YORK, June 9—Several (
men intent on robbing a chain shoe |
.-lore Hi, 3280 Thud avenue smashed j
a window and fled the scene, leav-i
ing Harvey Paugh, 18 of 31 West
lIH-n srre.-r, who vas caught by .
'Detective Binder who heard the
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough Cr Taliaferro,
Attorneys-at-law,
1336 Brush Street,
Detroit, Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
ALLEN IVORY Plaintiff
\ S. No. 289467
j \T.PM Y IVORY. Drfrmiant |
At a session of said Court held
.at the Court Houu in the city of
Detroit, in said county, on the sth
day of ]une. A. D. 1939.
Present: THE HON CLYDE I.
WEBSTER. Circuit Judge.
In this cause, it appearing by
affidavit on tile that the defendant.)
Alpha Ivory, cannot he served bv
'as she i* not a resident of the
Mate of Michigan, but that she re- I
I sides in the city of Brenham, state j
i On motion of oxborßough and
[Taliaferro, attorneys for the plain-]
"it IS ORDERED that the dr-'
i'emlant, Alpha Ivory, appear and I
answer the bill of complaint filed
in this cause, within three months I
from the date of this order, or that ;
said Hill will be taken as eonfesspd •.
and that this order be published in |
the Michigan Chronicle, and I
j served, according to law.
CLYDE I. WEBSTER 1
Circuit Judge j
, \ True Copy
1 CASPAR I. LINGEMAN. Clerk
By: T. J. Dunn, Deputy Clerk
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1939
APPOINTEE FETED AT DINNER !
rels. Kainon Scruggs, guest of hon
or; Roy Morton Mrs. Ramon
Scruggs, wife of the honoree; and
Lloyd Cofer. Others present were
Mrs. Beulah Carter, T. W. Ross,
(ieorge Catbcart. W. S. Hall. Fa
ther Malcolm G. Dade and others.
Thr Boys’ Work Committee of the
Y.W.C.A. feted Ramon Scruggs at
a dinner at the Nacirema club last
week on the eve o. his assumption
of duties as commercial represen
tative for the Michigan Bell Tele
phone Company. Shown (from
left to right), are Mrs. Anne Quar
Paradise Valley Moonlight
PUT-IN-BAY STEAMER
Thurs. July 6 Adm. 75c
Man Who Killed
His Best Friend
Gets Life Term
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
HAZEL SAYRE. Plaintiff
VS. No. 287968
ROBERT SAYRE, Defendant
At a session of said Court held
on the 15th day of April, A. D,
1929.
j PRESENT:
Hon. Allan Campbell,
Circuit Judge
t D appearing to this CourffTOlß-
I affidavit on file, that the place of
residence of the defendant herein
i« unknown. aud ilia L-it .caimoi.be
ascertained in what stale or country
he resides.
IT IS ORDERED that he appear
and answer the bill of complaint
tiled in this cause within three
month* from the date of this order,
or said bill will be taken as con
fessed, and that this order be served
and published as required by law
in the Michigan Chronicle, a news
paper printed, published and circu
lating in said county.
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
rAsruß r; ltnctman*. Oerk
By J. P. Dunn. Deputy Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County of Wayne
*5.—270,207
At a session of the Probate Court
for said County of Wayne, held at
flic Probate Court Room in the
city of Detroit, on the 27th day of
May. in the year, one thousand nine
! hundred and .thirty-nine.
Present: Thomas C. Murphy,
judge of Probate. In the matter of
the estate of Bessie Bacon, deceased.
I An instrument in writing purport
ing to be the last will and te«ta
! ment of said deceased ha - mg been
heretofore delivered into this court
for probate:
| It is ordered. That th# seventh
day of July. next, at ten o’clock in
! the forenoon at said Court Room
Ibe appointed for proving said in
strument.
| And it is further Ordered, That
a copy of this order be published
•three surer««ive weeks previous to
| said time of hearing in the Michigan
Chronicle.
THOMAS C. MUR PHV.
Judge of Probate
A True Copy
ALFRED L. VINCENT
v_iVohale Rggirttf- :
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough Cr Taliaferro
Attorneys-at-law
1336 Brush Street,
Detroit, Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR THE COUNTY OF
' WAYNE IN CHANCERY
LAURA MAE "ANTHONY.
Plaintiff,
VS.
LEON ANTHONY, Defendant,
No. 287,619
At a session of said Court held
j at the Court House in the City of
Detroit, in said County, on the 24th
day of April, A. D., 1939.
PRESENT:
The Hon. James E.
Circuit Judge.
• In this cause, it satisfactorily ap
pearing to the court by affidavit
on file that chancery summons has
been issued out and under the seal
cf 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 said defendant, being a
resident of the City of Detroit,
County of Wayne and State of
Michigan. wa*.concealed therein, and
said chancery summon* h*« been
returned with the certificate thereon
endorsed showing that after dili
gent search and inquiry, said d«-
j fendant could not he served in the
j City of Detroit, Wayne County,
(State of Michigan, on or before the
return day thereof:
■ On motion of Roxborough and
Taliaferro, Attorneys for the Plain
tiff,
IT IS ORDERED that the said
Leon Anthony, cause his appear
ance to be entered in said Court!
i w ithin three month* from the date
I of this order, and in case of his ap
'pearance he cause his answer to the
plaintiff’s bill of fcofnplaint to he
( filed, and a copy thereof to he
served upon the attorneys for the
plaintiff within'"twenty days after
service upon him of a copy of said
hill and notice of this order, and
that in default thereof, the said bill
will be taken as confessed by *a;d
i defendant.
! IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of this order be pub
lished in the Michigan Chronicle,
1 and served, according to law.
i JAMES E. CHENOT,
Circuit Judge.
I A True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN.
Clerk
* By J. P. Punne, Deputy Clerk.
I CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 9—A;
| jury of 12 men and women Friday 1
[ returned a verdict of murder in!
I the second degree against Seymour .
(Jones for the killing of his best:
! friend. Lonnie Cannon. April 8.
| Jones’ plea of self-defense failed
to sway the jury. From the evi.J
dence produced at the trial it]
seemed that Jones and Cannon had !
been the very best of friends for
years. Some difficulty arose be
tween Cannon and Miss Henrietta ]
Martin who resided at the same,
address.
It was testified that Cannon broke :
a plate belonging to Miss Martin.}
and in the quarrel which ensued
Jones drew a gun and fired at
Cannon, killing him instantly.
Ethiop Bible Saved
From Sack Os City
LONDON. June 9—(by our Lon
don Correspondent)—Seven manu
script books have come into the
possession of the British and For
eign Bible society, to swell its 20.000
volume library. The books were
being sold in the streets after the
Addis Abubn. They
brought by PercivU Bevan. then
the society's agent in Addas Ababa.!
who presented them to the library.
The seven books, written on vel-1
lum, contain the whole Bible ex-1
cept the book of Acts. Five of
them are bound in embossed leath
-1 er and two in juniper cedar, which
lis practically indestructible.
Another of the society's most
I treasured possessions is the Bible
| which the British and Foreign Bi
i ble society presented to the Tsar
| and Tsarina 'of Russia on the oc-
I casion of their coronation.
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
CARRIE HARRIS. Plaintiff,
VS.
WILL HARRIS. Defendant.
No. 289-675
At a session of 6aid Court held
at the Wayne County Court House
in the City of Detroit, on the sth ,
day of April, A. D. 1939.
PRESENT: HONORABLE
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
Circuit Judge.
It satisfactorily appearing by af
fidavit hereto attached that the de
dent of the State of Michigan, but
that his last known address is
Geneva, Georgia.
On motion of Judson B. Powell, j
Attorney for Plaintiff.
IT IS ORDERED that the afore- [
said Defendant, Will Harris, enter
hi* appearance in the above en- ;
titled cause within three months i
from the date hereof, or the said
Bill of Complaint filed herein will
be taken as confessed against him, |
and.
On like motion, IT IS OR- j
DERED that the order be pub
lished according to law or a copy i
thereof be sent to the Defendant!
| at hi* last known address by reg
istered mail.
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
Circuit lodge, j
CASPER J. LINGEMAN. \
j. ■ Clerk j
| A True Copy,
By J. P. Dunne,
Deputy Cleric
LEGAL NOTICE
HERBERT~I7 DUDLEY
Attorney-at-Law
4256 Russell Street
STATE OF MICHIGAN
: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
! THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
VERGER LEE WILCOX, Plaintiff
VS. No. 287887
I ROBERT WILCOX. Defendant
i At a session of said Court held
at the Court House in the City of
! Detroit on the 12th day of April.
A. D.. 1939.
PRESENT THE:
HON. ALLAN CAMPBELL.
Circuit Judge 1
It appearing to this court from ]
the affidavit on file that the de- .
fendant, Robert Wilcox, does not ;
reside in the State of Michigan; bu» (
resides at 125 Chestnut street. Bain
bridge. Ga.
ON MOTION OF HERBERT
1.. DUDLEY, attorney for plaintiff. !
IT IS ORDERED that he appear
and answer the Bill of Complaint
filed in this cause within three (3) |
months frobi the date of this Order
or said bill will be taken a* con
fessed. and that a copy of said
Order be sent to the last known ,
address of said defendant, by regis- j
tered mail, and in case no registered
return receipt signed by the defend
ant is received, that this Order be
published as required by law. j
ALLAN CAMPBELL. I
Circuit Judge
\ TRUE COPY
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk I
By: T. J. Dunn, Deputy Clerk |