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Detroit Wins Dayton Game;
Ready For Virginia State
| at Brewster Recreation Center, 637
I Brewster street.
(iimr Isket Scorers Attention
Dur.ng the excitement of the
| ;.imc between the two swift mov
i mg cage aggregations deadlocked
with less than a minute to play, the
j Dayton scorckeepor, Coley Cannon,
and Clifford Mobely, popular sports
wr.ter of one of the city weeklies,
keeping score for the Detroit team
had a difference in scores
The game was such a hard fought
battle that the Dayton storekeeper.
: official scorckeepor. foe sod all his
attention on the contest instead of
keep.: ? track of the sco' , c*book. In
the meanwhile the scoreboard read
one total, the official b> ok another
“'and the Detroit ?.- re book st.ll a
different one.
Detroit Wins The Game
Despite the fact that the score
l board gave the game to Dayton,
i. both score books read tnat Detroit
won the contest. The Detroit book
j stated 41 to 42 and the Dayton book.
: official book read 39 to 34 in the
Brewster boys’ favor.
Playing before a crowd- of over
500 fans the game was one of the
) slowest battles of the Motor City’s
i-eason. It was a hard task for of
ficials Shelton Johnson and Ernest
Marshall keeping the two teams in
< oarh Prepare* For Next Game
Coach John Glover of the Detroit
team was reached fpr a statement
J concerning the game. All the coach
had to say was that the decision of
the contest would be left up to the
officials of the Midwest Basketball !
League. And afer that off he went
on how he would have hi? men play t
against the powerful We*t Virginia \
State college team on New Year's
night
Nite Life —
(Continued from Page 9>
nscuth in the Crawfish state of Ole
New Orleans . Perry Bradford
says he wrote "Keep Knockin'* in
Tcnny-C some years ago . po"s
pubhshcr who now claims to be the
author of the "Knockin'” piece . .
Chi Defender snow was much raised
in the .air with raves of praises.
Many NYC Hollywood and Chi j
stars made the sh- w high with gay-1
etyr-Uuightcr. revelry and entertain-.
ment . . . twas held at the Audi
torium theatre, the Windy City. }
Pat Flowers, local 8 M le road i
boy. a singing pianist just did up 1
half a dozen weeks in N YC.
He made his debut at Swing club
. . Clarence Williams's "That's I
What I Wrote Santa Claus" seems a'
coming hit number . . . 5.900 high
school boys in Philly awarded Paul!
• John Henry) Robeson a silver lov
|ing cup ... A great day in Sepia
By BRANTON CRANE i
While men acro?s many teat
atiuss-ed against each other, broth-j
er aga.ntt brother in fiendish. tierce
combat for life and lives of loved j
ones: Peace on Earth Good Will ■
Toward Men." wat still a bit un
settled Christmas night over last,
von the basketball Tame betvreer.
Dayton. Ohio. Jone* Brothers and
Detroit, both representative teams
in the Midwest Basketball League
The off.cial score give, the game
to the Detroit team. 39 to 34.
WMt V*. Here January 1
Jones Brothert-Detroit game was
r c -■? the principal gameson the
Brewster's team schedule tn>»6fca-_
f. n. The other important game for
tne local eager? will be played Jan
uary 1 New Year's night, against
West Virginia State college, the fast
and l cagey outfit that has been
classed a- one of the best in the
e-iuntrv. The game will be played
Stage Door—
(Continued from Page 9>
her
W-’.t we -aid was. we fear, pretty
f
w -rthwh 'e We had a chance to
be.r.g introduced. Although warm*
o : •( taciturn.' and t developed that '
we d;d most of tne talking—as usual
_wnile she listened to all our gab
b-g th great interest and that
matchless smile on her face. We
wished we c'-uld have talked with
her at length. We couldn't, of
S.-.e has marvelous eyes. deep,
f .ed with the light of a rare and,
luminous spirit.
We must say a word about the
reception itself' It was simple, inti-;
mate, cheery in a way receptions
seldom arc. It was a perfect set-!
t rig for Miss Anderson's quiet gran-
We were Erma M rris.
p.amst. was among tne chosen few
inv.ted to pose with Miss Anderson
fra group picture. This was some- •
thing of a tribute, for she is doing
Negro music a splendid service
through .'her Jubal award concert
Stage Door awards its palm of the
month to Miss Watts lor making it
possible for so many people to meet
Miss Anderson face to face.
THEATRICALITIES
It's rumored that Nacircma will
essay, "Snuffle Along, a musical
first staged in the opulent twenties.
The AK A. play this season is Su- '
ssn and God." a comedy originally .
written to display Gertrude Law- I
rence;s scmfiJUtlag talents . . . ,
W.ilard Leon Gardner, local author-j
producer of "Celebrity Hause*T!
"Woman of the World." Booker T
Washington.' and other plays, will
leave for New York after Christ
mas to seek his fortune in tne pro- •
fcssional theatre. G od luck. Gard
ner. Ro.-a Reid will steer the for
tunes of Gardner's. Metropolitan
Players during his absence . . .
Our friend. Ge rge Small, who has
ippeared in almost all our produc-'
1. ns. left for Brazil this month.
George is a talented f layer of the j
■trench from and will eventually try-j
Brazilian symphony orchestras. We;
understand tnat opportunities for,
Negroes are very g,od in South.
The much-touted "Gone With the
W nd" will have its first Detroit
Showing early in the new year We
look f rward to seeing tnia film al- >
f rehand. The NAA C P has al- j
ready put it down on tne black list.}
• i d we for one arc glad, since Mar
garet Mitchell's concoction nt mag-:
r ties and racial malevolence is a I
gr tis distortion ’he part played}
by Negroes in the C:\.l War and;
Reconstruction G- -no With the
:**i. r.,i,'r i^LlLgL;
•nd romantic '.he Southern slaveo
rracy was WcH tet Margaret
M.tphell pmc among her magnolias
tne "dean, daid days of the old
south. Mih." As In: us. we much
prefer "Uncle Tom s Cabin* In
keeping with its'reactionary spin*.
Negroes were not permitted to see
the Wind." at its A'-
' l Paul R .beson's new
play. "John Henry." by Roark Brad
jrd. had audTen < = n Boston, where
ji .was tried out. rising to their
feet' to cheer
Did you hear Ph i ppa Duke
Schuyler on We the Pc pie." Do-,
comber 19? Only eight years old. 1
tms child prodigy has an amazing
knowledge of mus.c. She was given
PERCY JACKS SIGNS HAMTRAMCK
MAYOR TO SIO,OOO CONTRACT
■ •rr'
Left to right: Percy Jacks. Mayor
Walter Kanar and Dr. Klanchet,
medical examiner. Correction: In
the November 18 issue Perry
Jacks was said to have signed
Mayor Walter Kanar of llam
tramrk to $5,000 contract with the
Supreme Liberty Life Insurance
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough and Taliaferro.
Attorneys at law.
1336 Brush Street,
Detroit. Michigan
STA I E OF MICHIGAN |
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
ROSTF. HOOD Plaintiff T
VS. 303 757
CH NRLF.S HOOD. Defendant I
at the Court House in the Crtv i
■of Detroit, in said L'ountv. on the J
JVh day nt OfTOtftf. A. D. IW }
Present: The Hon.
THEODORE T RICHTER 1
Circuit Judue 1
affidavit i.iT'idT 1
at*. Charles Hood, cannot he I
.dVcTtate of MR hil* hut' that |
'of Mi"r> ip|Vi:
raliaferrol'aftornec s Vor^Pla'inME
■
S.V be'"aVr'n ’ as^cnirfl^d
and that this order Ir ptiUli«hrr!
!in the Mn h
THEOIMJKK I RICHTER
* Circuit lodge
t A True Copy
terr qtt*r>».v*ns-ny D-err? TivE-r •
• nswered them all without a sec
ond's hesitation. She topped off 'he 1
interview by playing one of her
ewn compositions, the ' Dance of the •
Forty Thieves." from her suite en
titled "Impressions of the Arabian
Nigbts."—Port-pm> w:H- play —it.
Bethel church. December 31.
We wonder h'rtv many of those
%ho saw "Mambas Daughters"
know that Alberta Hunter, who
p ayed Dolly, used to make blOFs*
records 'way back in the t*-rrid
twenties? She was a well-known
blues singer th* n aifd her records
vere Widely popular
THINGS WE DOST LIKE
Among .hings that make u< .'•ligh*-
Jy green around the gills arc the
Friday and Sunday evening audi
ences at the Cas- They, take their.
during the performance, and exhibit
tneir disturb.ng provincial sm wnen-
PROGRAM NOTES
Hazel Harriion. noted Negro coh
recital at Masonic Temple in Janu
ary Her appearance here is being
•pons red bv Nellie Wafs. who f r-t
b' ught M : an Ar.dcr* n to Or
<[ iah Ul
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLr
OLD FRIENDS THE THEATRE
R|
|
Mrs. Waddy Grimes and Mrs. Lot
tie Roxborough talk over old times
with Ollie Burgoyne. who Is now
appearing with "Kiss the Bovs
Goodbye" at the Casj» this week
Miss Burgoyne has been connected
with the professional stage for a
number of years, she Is onlv re-
rentiy returned t» thts eounTi v
after fourteen years abroad. Miss
Burgoyne and Mrs. Roxborough
trod the boards together and are
having a great time reminiscing.
Mrs. Grimes will be Miss Bur
goyne's hostess while she is in the
city.
who read the Michigan Chronicle
. . the opportunity of giving my,
bit of thoughts, however crude and
uninteresting they may have been. 1
to '.:ie
of knowing all,
those whose very efforts at-culture
and progress have made local Se
pians pmud of their city, so fair . . |
the delightful pleasure of latching
these sensual • rbs on so many spe
-1 c mens of shapely and brown fem-!
: ness of really know mg a few of
in- •• eve appealing women . sor 1
c >mpanu<nsh:p. now and then . . . 1
Ole 1939 who soon wiH hr
temembered with mcrclv a holly
for the presence of a charming and
, loveable helpmate, the wife . . .
i my G;rl Sunday . . and so 1
CONTRIBUTIONS WELCOMED
| During the following four weeks, j
'this "colym" will feeture letters
from contributors who feel theyi
have sufficient reasons for being
thankful f r their well being during)
1939 . . . Send in..your causes for}
"thankfulness" . . he sure to sign!
- your name and address.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
I My best wishes for a Happy New
}Ycar to: all members of the Chron-{
} icle staff ... to those police offi
cers and Negro detectives as Hen
-det.i'.n—Tuqpin, and—Hurry—-PitU.!
j Sergeants Rutherford, White. Fuller.}
i Smith, Lieut. Wallace Williams, and;
I Inspectors John O. Whitman and
; Searle. and Del. Licuts. Elarl Ander
son and Go rge Bran ton of the
j homicide squad . . along with De
tectives Maurice Fullerton and
I Lieut. Jack Harvill and Sgt. Charles
; Meehan apd Detectvie Fred Wagner
. . . all hf whom have made my
j weekly news gathering easier and
‘ The best of New Years to !ho«e
j cabaret owners who have welcomed
} me and my girl Sunday during our
■ digs of what the showfolks arc do-
I ing; Happy New Year to: Marshall
| and David (Midway Club) for being
j true friends and making yours truly
I glad to have them ns reliable friends
. .to Mr. and Mrs Broad, who
are also on my list of good friends
j and associates . . . and to Henry
Hare 'Henry's Grill) who is a like-
I able person interested in good en-
LEGAL NOTICE
HERBERT~L DUDLEY
Attornev-At-Law
4256 Russell St.
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
BESS IF. GIBSON? Plaintiff
VS. No. 29245°
! BFNNIE GIBSON. Defendant
At a session"V>r sail? Court held
! in the Court Hons- in the City of
I Detroit, tlie 6th day of October.
I V D.. 1039.
Present the—
j Mnn. VINCENT M BRENNAN
| It appearing to this Court from I
I the affidavit on file, that after dili
! gent search and inquiry, it cannot
■he ascertained in what state or
country the defendant, Bennie Gib
. tev»d< s. and that his last known
addrc«s" wa« 1925 Kiopelle Street.
Detroit. M,r!t.
; ON \l err ION OF MF.RB V R 1
1.. DUDLEY, attorney tor the
plattuiif. Bessie Gibson. 'IT IS OR
i I)FRFi> that the defendant, Rennie
• i answer the Rdl
'* 'thin three Ml months from the
j -t-ife .’t -ht* -Order, o* Kdl
I that of said Order he
'em to tTiV la*i known address ol
-aid defendant, by registered mail,
and in rase no registered return re
ript signed by tne defendant ts
[ received, that this Order be pttb
tl-ifted.'Tx-rrqnirrd-hy law
VINCENT M. BRENNAN
Circuit Judge
I f \<I'AR I I.INGF.M \N. Clerk
jL> D. DcV deputy clerk j
j show history was made on Dec 16
when NBC did up Sepia-Arts Pic
ture. "Dress Rehearsal" by way of
! television at the Biggest City
'N.Y.C.i . . . Eddie Green was fea
tured highly in the featurette . . .
this thing was written and produced
. by all Sepia talent . . . truly a re
; markable - xtrp irr the progress of •
Sep a talent K.d Lips Hackette
j local boy. has a Jungle Band of
Jam and Jive with which he • mak
j ins night spots sizzle with heat on
I a road tour.
I ill OLD 5 1 IR l> D 1 ID
LONG LIVE THE NEW YEAR
| Now that Master Tme is most
j ready to w rap up Ole Man 1939 ;n
burial r -be and lay him right in the
deceased are put . your n.telife
scribe wishes to thank that grand
Ole Man of Yesteryear • 1939* for
' several presents:
1 The heaps of health and ’ittle
! wealth . . the chance to do weekly .
jscribblings for all you guys and gaTs
iirmpany. this statement should
have read SIO,OOO. Jacks, aer agent
for the company, has been a resi
dent of llamtramck for many
LEGAL NOTICE
JUDSON B. POWELL
! Attorney for Plaintiff
405 Cratiot Ave.
Detroit. Mich.
Cl. 0274
| STATE OF MICHIGAN
( IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOP
I THE COUNTY OF WAYNE i
IN CHANCERY
COR V LEE SCOTT, Plaintiff
vs. No. twm
j CIT Yt\t. f'.S ■S'COT’f. • Defendant" •
At a session of s; i.l Court held j
I at the W ay tie ( ouniv Court House 1
in the City of Detroit on the Ist
j day of November. \ D., 1 139.
Present Honorable—
DeWIT T H MERJU-VM '
Circuit Judge !
I It satisfactoriiTTppcariiw bv as 1
f da•• it hereto attach. .1 that the de- .
| but tha*! lie resides i,t l lipmascVl'le! '
(.a.. Thomas County.
On motion of tmi-nti B. Powell. 1
u.r Plaintiff.
IT IS OKDI RI I) that the
afon-said JefelTilant. Charles S.-ntt.
enter ltis appearance in the above*
’
!*'f)n like motion. IT I« OR
Dl HI D that the order i.e pttl>
l 11shed according to ljxs nV a cops
thereof l»e sent to the Dcundant .*
' DeWITT Hi MIRRIM
Circuit Judge
1 ' \<P \HJ I.iNC.FM \Y Clerk
1-L, L). L)l \- ,' tair, I-j ty dt. k
Texans Fight For
j Their Civil Rights
i NEW YORK CITY. Dec. 2* "The
people of lexas are showing the
j country tnat they have a real con
ception of the need for a program
of fighting for civil rights." said
Mrs. Daisy Lampkm. field secre
tary of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
Pcdple. who recently completed a
tour of the state conducting cam
paigns for the N A A C.P.
Nearly 2.500 persons joined the
NAA CP. during the Texas cam
paign.
tertainment . . . and to many per
formers whom I hope will have the
New Year brings them prosperity,
happiness and good healtn as:
Dixie Brown. Renaldo, Tony. Ro
sita, Willard Davenport, the "Lovej
It" personality Peggy Joyce. Nehi
Berry, Kitty Wade, Phil Giles, and I
hosts of others who make their plays 1
before the footlights at various spots j
in and about here.
Best wishes also to those gray |
newshawks of the Detroit Times.'
Free Press and News. The heartiest |
jof best wishes to Raymond <Spor-j
I tree) Jackson ... a really good
I fellow, the tops in hepcat sports!
... also to Al Roman an old news
man and friend.
MIDWAY DOINGS
Midway club had nitelifers lined
up in the barroom waiting to get
■ mto tbe cabaret where much' holi
day gayety, noise and fun was the
thing of the hours . . . The cats
; were eager to get into the place of
jumpin' jive. And now for the
show: On came the cast all costumed
i .n white to do a bit of skating to
•me tune o? "Jingle Beßs." a pretty "
scene to watch . . . Next was the
splendid encore meriting work of
Van Epps who dramatized in a pris
oner's garb "A Prisoner of Love"
. . mighty well received. That
tear-jerker of a heart song, "Once
! In Awhile," was his encore, which
yours truly liked muchly.
Now, any time for Dixie Brown
who went slightly hi-uppish to do
a number which she called the
Vamp." She was all aflutter with
that filmy? scant'y~and diaphanous
costume of ners. It was slightish
ballet-ish in presentation . . . And
now comes Joe Milner a newly at
- Li-s ipaL to do a skip rope t<>.
music beats of “Tea For Two" and)
winning a big applause.
"Baby Me." passionate and plead
ing cried Josephine Beck to start
a wave of sentiment whipping up the
I nitelifers. Then coming on bold
| with a compo which never fails to
! dig sepians. Beck did up "St. Louis
Blues." When she came to the cho
j rus of that ditty she took up the
; whole house in one big rocking sway
of lowdown blues jive.
Groundhog Basie is really a hard
working stepper as he puts out all
he has on the floorboards . .
makes good applause for himself
] Th.? spot promises a gala time, come
Monday. Jan. 1. or New Year's day
to all you "jumpin' with the jive"
: cats. Boh Baker- says come and
pitch a little woo at the Midway
club.
| For a killer of a thriller. "Frank-
I enstein and his Bride.” with Van
| Epps and Hazel Mickens was really
j top stuff ... all ghostly with that
! weirft inhuman Frankenstein who
! ravishes his equally nerve-chilling
' and ugly bride.
1 Carl Bradley is making a name
- for himself with those tuneful ar
| rangements of his . . . the latest
■ are "Little Brown Jug" Snd"‘‘ln the
| Mood." really what it takes to make
| those who jitter jitter and those who
"cant wish they could. ——
! Raymond Spotree Jackson, popu
lar playboy with the "40" Buick was
strictly in the midst of the goings
on at this spot ... He has many
friends in the nite life world.
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
MHCHTFEr.—- ~
Plaintiff
VS. No. 29428 F
STERLING McKINNEY.
Defendant
At a session of said Court held
at the Court House in the City of
Detroit, in said County, on the Ist
day of December. A.D., 1939.
Present: The Hon.—
HARRY B KF.IDAN
Circuit Judge
In this cause, it appearing to the
rourt by affidavit hereto attached,
that chancery summons has been
issued out and under the seal of
this Court, for the appearance - of
the defendant, and that the same
could not be served on or before the
return day thereof, for the reason
that said defendant being a resi
dent of the City of Detroit. County
of AV'avne and of Mii'hiwait.
was concealed therein, and said
chancery summons has been re
turned with the certificate thereon
endorsed, showing that after dili
gent search and inquiry, said de
ifinlant-could not be serxed in said
• State of Michigan, on or before the
reMtrr day thereof-
On motion of Roxhprough and
Taliaferro, Attorneys for the
Plaintiff.
IT IS ORDERED tliat'said
Sterling McKinney. cau*e his ap
pearance to be entered in _ihis_
court, within three month* from
the date of this order, and in case
of his appearance, he cause hi*
answer to the plamt-ff’s hill oi com
plaint to be filed, and a copy there
of. to lie served upon the attorneys
for the plaintiff within 20 dav*
aiicr >.rrvicc upon him of a copy o*
-aid hill, and notice oi this order,
an!? that tt default thereof, the saif*
hill he taken as confessed by the
said defendant.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of this order he puli
li-hed in the Miehigan Chronicle
and served, according to law.
HARRY Al KF.IDAN
Circuit Judge
I \ True Copy
f'XSPAR 1 I.INGFMAN. Clerk
| By Herbert Schmidt, deputy clerk I
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An unusual view of Great l-akes Park drive and Hillside drive in
boulevard at the corner of Oak the Great Lakes Country rlub
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
PAUL KEITH. Plaintiff
VS. No. 2939^1
PEARL KEITH. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a se»K» of said court, held .
in the Court House, in the Countv ]
Building in the city of Detroit, in I
the County of Wayne, and state !
o: Michigan on the 3.st dav of !
October. A. I).. 1939
Present, the Hon Theodore J.
It appearing from affidavit on
file that the Defendant. Pearl K,eith, ,
i? not a resident of the State of |
Michigan, hut resides in the City ;
of Louisville in the State of Ken- !
tucky and her post office address I
is General Delivery: It is Ordered
that the Defendant, Pearl Keith. .
enter her appearance and answer J
the Bill of Complaint within three
(3) month? from the date of this j
order or the said Bill of Complaint j
will be taken as confessed and that
said Order be published as re- I
qttired by Law and that a copy of !
this order he sent by registered |
mail to the last known address or j
that the Defendant he pemonallv
served with a copy of this order of !
publication as required hv I .aw.
THEODORE .I RICHTER
Circuit Judge
A True Copv
CASPAR J LINGEMAN. Clerk j
By D - DeVogetau, dernitv clerk
FRANK E. WOODBURY
Attorney For Plaintiff
2727 Hastings St. Detroit, Mich |
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
DOR \ METZ. Plaintiff
VS No. 205-242
JOHN METZ. Defendant
At a session of said Court held !
at the Court House in the City of j
Detroit, in said County, on the 20th
day of December. A.D. 1939.
Present: The Hon.—
ROBERT M. TOMS
In this cause, it appearing by
affidavit r, 'X ft f'lc that t hr defendant.
John MrT7~ rannrn he «rrvrd by
process issued out of this Court
a< he is not a resident of the State
of Michigan, hut that he resides in
the City of Cincinnati, State of
Ohio:
()tt motion of Roxborough anti
Taliaferro, \ttornevs for Plaintiff
IT IS ORDERED that the de
fendant. John Metz, appear and sn
swer the hill of complaint filed
in this cause, within three months
front the date of this order, or that
said hill will be taken as confessed,
and that this order he published
in the Michigan Chronicle, and
served, according to law,
ROBERT M TOMS
Circuit Judge
\ True Copv
<_ AS PA R J T.lN'.i M \N. ( hr k
F\ Herbert ScliiTinfn dfprttj i frrk
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
EDDIE SILVERS. Plaintiff
VS. No. 294258
HELEN SILVERS. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session of the said court held
in the Court House in the Counts
Building. City of Detroit. Wavne
County, Michigan, on the 10th day
of November. A.D., 1939.
Present: Hon.—
DeWITT H MERRIAM
Circuit ludge
IN THIS CAUSE, it appearing
by affidavit on file, that the de
fendant, Helen Silvers, is not a res
ident of the State of Michigan, nor
Tlocs she reside anywhere in satd
State, but that th* said Defendant i
i« a resident of t : ;e State of Mis- i
sotirl. ancT that she does reside In
the City of Kansas City in sa'H i
State, and that the last known ad- j
dress of the Defendant in city was I
1300 East Sixteenth street. Kansas j
Citv, Missouri. Jackson County :
ON MOTION o: Hamilton Jun- !
ior. attorney for the Plaintiff. IT
IS ORDERED that the defendant.
Helen Silver*, appear and an-vrr
the Bill of Complaint herein filed
against h*r in this cause within
three (3) months front the date ot
this Order, or said Bill of Com
plaint Will he taken as confessed
against Iter.
IT I? FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of this Order be pub
lished in some newspaper printed,
published or circulated in this
County as is required by law a.nd
that a copy of this Order he mailed
to the said Defendant at her la«t
known address hy tegtstered mail,
and that a Return Receipt be de
manded therefor.
DeWITT H MERRIAM
D. DeYOGETAIK, Deputy Clerk
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1939
A WIDE WINDING ROAD
Lakes —
(Continued from Page 91
with ten points. After the Lake?
had scored 35 points to Peter Pan s
25. they began a clever performance
of cagey court antics that had tne
crowd roar.ng so as they could be
heard for blocks
Charles Young. Great Lakes,
started the first quarter with a field
£oaL_.Lakes kept :n the lead with.
Charles Isles. Bob Bolden and ;
Bleach totaling 10 po.nls to Peter '■
Pan's 5. In the second period the i
All Stars went ahead 17 to 19 The '
end of the third quarter was 22 to ,
23 in the Lakes' team favor and
the final score was 43 to 27 !
Joe "Jumpy 71 Brown
considerably in the game. Brown j
one of the scoring lights of last ;
year's famed five, was all over the
court Thursday nigh" Jimmy ;
Haynes sat and watched the game ;
stating that he was taking time
out for Christmas but w’ould be
back in the Great Lakes' itneup on
Sunday evening, when they play
at Light Guard Armory.
The proceeds made from the Pe
ter Earl All-College Stars and Great
Lakes B-j, Five game wtH be twoe4
over to charity.
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOP
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
ANTHONY GREEN. Plaintiff
\ S. No. 291005
ROSIE GREEN. Defendant
At a session of the said Court
} held at the Wayne County Couit
1 House in the Citv of Detroit, on
the 15th day of November, A.D.
1939.
n resent: Hon.—
DeWITT 11. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
l It satisfactorily appearing by af
fidavit hereto attached that the de
fendant, Rosie Green, is not a resi
dent of the State of Michigan, but
| that her last known address is.
St. Louis. Mo.
I ON MOTION OF WILLIAM
jA. BF.RRY, attornev for the plain
! tiff. IT IS ORDFRF.D that the
aforesaid defendant. Rosie Green
' enter her appearance in ,the above
I entitled cause within three months
! from the date hereof, or the said
Bill of Complaint filed herein will
he taken as confessed against her
ON LIKE MOTION. IT IS
ORDERED that the older he pub
lished according to law or a copy
thereof he sent to the defendant
at her la-t known address by reg
istered mail.
DeWITT H. MERRIAM
, _ Circuit Judge
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CASPAR LINGEMAN. Clerl
By D DeVogetair. deputy clerk j
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
CUS PINO LIBER ATO.
Plaintiff
VS. No. 292.579
THELMA LIBERATO.
# Defendant
| At a session of said court held
.it the Court House in the city of
Detroit in said county, on the 2(>th
day of October, A. D., 1939.
' Present: The Hon.—
THEODORE J. RICHTER
Circuit Judge
In this cause, it appearing to
the court by affidavit on file that
chancery summons has been issued
out and under the seal of this court
for the appearance of the defend
ant herein, and that the same could
not be served on or before the re
turn day thereof, because said de
fendant being a resident of the city
of Detroit, county of Wayne and
state of Michigan, was concealed
therein, ami said chancery summons
has been returned, with the certi
ficate of the *ummon* thereon en-
I dorsed, showing that nfter diligent
i search and inquiry, said defendant
' could not be found in xaitF statr
I of Michigan, on or before the re- I
| turn day thereof:
' On motion of Roxborough and
I Taliaferro, attorneys for the plain
tiff.
IT IS ORDERED that the said
Thelma L-herato. cause her appear
ance to he entered in this court i
within three months from the date !
of this order, and in case* of her
anpearance. she cause her answer
to the plaintiff’s bill of complaint
to he hied and a copy thereof to
he served upon plaintiff's attornev*
within 20 days after service upon
her ot a ropy ot satd WtH. ant m
default thereof, that said bill be
taken as confessed by the defend-
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of this order be pub
li*hed in the Michigan Chronicle
and served, according to law
THEODORE J. RICHTER
Circuit Jiidwr
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r.\SP\R I LINGEMAN. Clerk'
By D. Dc\ogetair, deputy desk
subdivision at Holly, Mich. Great
Lakes boulevard Is the beautiful
winding 66-foot wide main drive
leading from the massive stone
columned entrance gate on Grange
Hall road- 'Where are 14 milea of
roads throughout the grounds and
subdivisions in the Country club
property all rut and in the pro
cess of development. These are
privately owned and built roads
and are included in the huge de
velopment program being carried
out by the Great Lakes Land and
Investment company, owners of
the property.
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough & Taliaferro,
Attorneys at-law,
1336 Brush Street,
Detroit. Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
i BESSIE WILKINS. Plaintiff
VS. No. 293111
EDDIE E. WILKINS, Defendant
At a session of said Court held
■it the Court House in the City of
I Detroit, in said County, on the
• ; ‘h dav of December. A. D. 1939.
Present: The Hon.—
HARRY B KF.IDAN
Circuit Judge
In thi** cause, it appearing to the
court by affidavit hereto attached,
, that chancery summons has been
issued out of this court, for the
appearance of the defendant herein,
1 and that the same could not be
I served on or before the return day
Thereof. lie cause the .said defendant,
being a resident of the City of De
troit. ( ountv of Wayne and State
of Michigan, was concealed there
in. and said chancery summons has
been returned with the certificate
thereon endorsed, showing that aft
er diligent search and inquiry, said
defendant could not be found on or
before the return day of said sum
mons. in tlte City of Detroit. Coun
ty °f Wayne, State of Michigan, >
after diligent search:
On motion of Roxborough and
Taliaferro, Attorneys for Plaintiff,—
IT IS ORDERFD that said Ed
die F.. Wilkins, cause his appear
ance to he entered in this cause,
within three months from the date
of this order, and in rase of his
appearance, he cause his answer
to the plaintiff's bill of complaint
to he filed, and a copy thereof to he
served upon the attorneys for plain
upon him of a copy of said bill, and
tilt, within 20 days after service
notice of this order, and that in de
fault thereof, the «aid bill be taken
as confessed hv the said defendant.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
lift a copy of this order be pt»b- :
j lished in the Michigan Chronicle, 1
| and served, according to law
HARRY B. KEIDAN
Circuit Judge
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CASPAR I LINGEMAN. Clerk
By D. Dcvogetair. deputy clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough & Taliaferro
Attorneys at law.
1336 Brush Street
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF~MICHIGAN «
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR \
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE 1
IN CHANCERY
j JOHN THOMAsTPlaintiff
VS. No. 293756
WILLIE MAE THOMAS.
Defendant
At a session of said Court held
at the Court House in the City of
Detroit, in said County, on the Ist
day of December. A.D., 1939.
Present: The Hon.—
HARRY B. KEIDAN
Circuit Judge
In this cause, it appearing to the
court by affidavit hereto attached,
that chancery summons has been »,
issued out and under the seal of?j
this court, for the appearance of
the defendant, and that the same
could not be served on or before
the return day thereof, for the rea
son that said defendant beinß a
resident of the City of Detroit,
County of Wayne and State of
Michigan, was concealed therein,
and said chancery summons has
been returned with the certificate
thereon endorsed, showing that
j after diligent searrh and inquiry,
»aid defendant cmtld nnt be served
n said State of Michigan, on or
j before the return day thereof:
On motion of Roxborough and
Taliaferro. Attorneys for the ■
| Plaintiff. ’ )
IT IS ORDERED that said Wil
, lie Mae Thomas, cause her appear
i ADce to he entered in this court.
! within thiee months from the date
of this order, and in case of her
appearance, she cause her answer to
the plaintiff's bill of complaint to be
filed, and a copy thereof to be served
upon the attornev s for the plaintiff
within 20 days after service upon
her of r copy of *aid bill, and no
tice of this order, and that in de
fault thereof, the said hill he taken
as confessed hv the said defendant.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED!
that a copy of this order he pub
lished in the Michigan Chronicle, -
and served according to law.
HARRY B KFJPAIM
Circuit Judge
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CASPAR J LINGEMW. Ork
By Herbert Schmidt, deputy clerk