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ship rights of more than 500,000 Ne
gro soldiers and sailors from the
Southern states depends upon pas
sage of the Scanlon measure,
which embodies the features of the
original Green-Lucas Bill, recent
ly defeated in the senate.
Stating that the soldier vote law
passed by the State of Georgia ia
a warning that Negro service men
will be disfranchised if the matter
is left to the individual states, the
letter w*arns that if congress fails
to guarantee the vote to Negro serv
ice men and women, “these fighters
will not soon forget the men who
destroyed their liberties while they
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LECAL NOTICES
STATE OR MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOB
THE COUNTY OF WATNE
. IN CHANCERY
BESSIE M CARTER. Plaintiff
Vs. No. SS3.OSI
MIRON CARTER. Defendant
At • *omlon of Mid Court held at
tho Court House 1n the City of De
troit. in said County, on the 6th day
of December. A D . 1943.
Present: The Hon.—
SHERMAN D CALLENDER
Circuit Judge
In this cause. ft appearing by affi
davit hereto attached, that the defen
dant. Miron Carter, cannot be served
by process Istued out of thla court
as he Is not a resident of the State of
M.chigan. but that he resides In Wash
ington Georgia:
On motion of Roxborough ar.d Tails
fer-o. Attorneys fr»r the plaintiff.
IT IS ORDER FID that the defendant
Miron Carter, appear and antwer the
bill of complaint filed in this cause
within three months from the date of
this order or th*t said bill be taken
at cmfetsed, and that_lhlf order be
published in the Michigan Chrasude
and served according to law
SHERMAN D CALLENDER
Circuit Judge
A True Copy:
CASPAR J IJNGEMAIf. Clerk
Bv A W Denver Deputy Clerk
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OE WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
JULIUS OGTON also known as
JULIES OUGHTON. Plaintiff
Vs No JM3M
DORA OGTOV. a’.ao known as
DORA OUGHTON. Defendant
At a session of said Court held at the
Court House In the Cltv of Detroit In
said County, on the 17th day of Jan
uary. A D . 1944.
Present: The Hen,—
CHESTER P. OHARA
Circuit Judge.
In this cause. It appearing to the
court by affidavit hereto attached
that chancery summon* has been Is
sued out and under the eeal of this
court, for the appeerance of the de
fendant. and that tame could not be
served on the defendant on or before
the return day thereof, for the rea*on
that the whereabouts of the defendant
Is unknown, but that her last knnw.i
add-es* 1* in the Ctty of Ferndale.
State of Michigan, and said chancery
surr.rrwia ha* been returned, with the
cert.ficate thereon endorsed showing
that aaid defendant could not be
•erved Qn or before the return day
thereof 1
On motion of Roxbomugh and Talia
ferro Attorney* for the Plaintiff,
IT IS ORDERED that the defendart.
Do a Ogton. also known as Dora Ough
ton appear In th‘* ctuse in court,
wittvn three months from the date
of this order, and in r»*e of her ap
pearance that the cause her answer
tn the plaintiff* bill of complaint to
pe filed, and a copv thereof to be
served upon the attorneys for the
r'a.nttff. wdhtn 20 davs from the
rl »t * of service noon her of a copy
n Mid bill, and that In default thrre
<v. iha 1 said bill be taken a* con
fe««cd bv the said defendant.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERF.D that a
copy of this order be published in the
Michigan Chronicle, and served, ac
cording to law .
CHESTER P OHARA
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
CASPAR I MNCEMAN. Clerk
A V OAT,! .EGMV D-mity De-k
STATE OE MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCITT COURT fO*
THE COUNTY OE WATNE
IN CHANCERY
CHAPT.rS WILSON. Plaintiff
Vs No 551.100
rsrz WHJION. #l*n known as
|vn .1. WILSON. Defendant
At ■ *#<winn of aald Court held *1
th# Court Ho via* In th# City of Detroit.
In aald County on tha Bth day of De
cember. A D . 1943
Pnirnl: Th# Hon
SHERMAN D CALLENDER
Circuit Judr*
tn thl* cauaa. It appearing bv affida
vit hereto attached. that the defendant.
Inei Wilton, aUo known a a Inell Wil
son. cannot be served by procesi It
sued out of this court a« she la not a
resident of the State of Michigan, but
that she realdes in the City of St
Lou'a State of Missouri:
On mottiTi of Roxboroufh and Talie*
fe-ro. Atto-neva for the Plaintiffs.
IT IS ORDERED that the defendant
Trie* Wilson, also known as Inetl Wil
ton. appear and answer tha bill of
complaint filed In this cauee. within
three month* from Die dste of this
order, or that aa'd bill be taken a*
confessed, and that thla order be
served bv re«istered mall on th* de
fendant to her last known addrwsa.
and In the event that same Is not re
ceived that th* same b# published
the Michigan Chronicle, and aerved.
according to law
SHERMAN D. CAIXENDEH
Circuit Judf*
A True Copr:
CASPAR J MNGEMAN. Clerk
Bv A W Berber. Deputy Clerk
SOMETHING
TRULY DIFFERENT
T«ai eaa hae* haaaliful hair thta madar* **•? wa*.
Had; paapla auffar from a poar unhealthy aaalp
eardi* I **. Arp. h»1t«l*. oamlp. atubbor* half, . .
II to* *r* *«* *f the** pletlms flT* thl* SUL
PHUR aaatalalap acalp and halt raadlti#*#* a
trial. . _ .. . . _
An aaaaoallad aid la ehaeklnt aaeasalP* fall,
inp hair, labrlcatiag th* raata aad la caaditlaa
nt th* acalp t* help pramat* hair grewth.
VOIR MAIN DESERVES A CHANCE TO
BE AT ITS BEST
Fotaihly . . . thti highly eaneantratad STTt
PHURIZED OINTMENT la )a*t what yaar hair
naadi Wa taTtt* pa* t# plTa It a trial at ear
nth. far If ys* ar* aat camplatalp latlaflad with
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tefund year maaap.
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THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - - * RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
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Liltl* Varna Diana Rogers, two-year-old daugh
ter of PyL Charles J. Rogers, and Ophelia
Rogers, entertains a group of tiny friends on her
birthday. Left to right: Antoinette Daniels,
Geraldine Boyd. Beverley Clark. Michael
Motor City Lodge
Has New Officers
Elkdom in the Motor City was
highlighted last Thursday when the
Motor City Lodge No. 962 of the
I B P.O.E. of W. and the Emma V.
Kelley Temple. No. 650 held their
joint installation of officers at the
Rest on E. Forest at John R
A very impressive ceremony
which was presided over by Brazil
J. Bryant, grand tr.istee. and his
wife. Mrs. Grace Bryant, grand
daughter ruler, preceedcd the ban
quet
Officers installed for Tmm.i V.
Keeioy Temple were Sophie Walk
er. daughter ruler; Mary Lester,
vice daughter ruler; Reaba Jackson,
assistant daughter ruler; Lula Ri'.ey,
chaplain; Marguerite Henderson,
treasurer; Daisy Bowen, financial
secretary; Jean Marvel, recording
secretary; Artelia Hill, escort; Car
rie Jeeter, door-keeper: Elizabeth
Perry, gate-keeper; Hattie Dicker
son, Alice May, Ann Murdock. Mrs.
Whiteside, Pearl Mason. Viola Hall,
trustees.
The officers of Motor City Lodge
Installed included Andrew J. Smith,
exalted ruler; Frank Johnson. E L.
Knight; Charles Wilson, esquire;
Clarence Thompson, financial sec
retary; Charles W. Jones, legal ad
visor; Dr. J. A. Graham, physician;
Gus Carter. E. L. K.; Wiley Jones.
ELK.: Oscar Bailey, chairman of
trustee board: James Bruce. Law-
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OE MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCCIT COIRT fOB
THE COt’NTY OE WATNE
IN CHANCERY
R. E. HEIAIS. Plaintiff
Va. No 552 879
EASIE B HELMS. Defendant
At a aesalon of and Court held at
the Couit House tn th# City of De
troit. in said County on the 30th day
of December. AD. 1943
Present: The Hon
THOMAS J. MURPHY.
Circu.t Judre
In this cause. It appearing by affi
davit hereto attached, that th# de
fendant. Essie B Helm*, cannot he
served by process Issued out of this
Court, as she la not a resident of the
State of Mlchifan. but that ahe res (lee
,n th# City of Mobil*. State of AU-
Dimi:
On motion of Roxborouph and Talia
ferro. Attorneys for the p’.a»'t:ff.
IT IS ORDERED that Pie deferd.wit
E»«ie B Helms, appear and answer the
Pill of complaint filed in thia cause
within three months from th# date of
thus order, or that said bill be taker
4s confessed, and that a true copy of
thl* order he sent to th# defendant by
registered mail to her last known ad
drew. and if not received, that this
order he published m th# Michigan
C.ironicie. and aetved. according to
law.
THOMAS J MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy—
CASPAR J. LJNGEMAN. Clerk
A. W. Berger. Deputy Clerk
Dry HAIR £2
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SECOND BIRTHDAY
renee Carter, Gerald Jones and Eu
gene Buchanon, trustees.
Honored ’Force
Board Chairman
WILBERFORCE. Ohio <AXP)
More than 200 formal dinner guests
and a large array of state officials
gathered at a banquet in Shorter
hall dining room, Wilberforce uni
versity. Saturday to honor Ray E.
HughesTaYtorney and Columbus
civil service head, for outstanding
meritorious service to the school.
Atty. Hughes was presented an
expensive collection of U. S. Su
preme Court decisions. Appreciative
remarks were expressed by some
eight or ten guest speakers and
Gov Brickpr extended his personal
thanks to the noted attorney in a
special message which was read by
Maceo Hill.
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aad (pUtHaa aad heeablea e« fee
hair, hetoesss. tottor ar rtoasrers* es
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est drug store. It is a new, most uri.-mr rir
paranon that males your ba r STRAIGHTEN
looking and imparts a JET BLACK COLOR
to your HAIR at the same time Tike veats
off pour appearance At Slaty, teek Forty.
At tarty, leek Twaatp. lum »<* ’ * t*>r di'r, •. -r,
en the h.-« and imri’i l(T RIACM l. lv'l to U>(?
Ma.t t.i that reu #iil look trait totiftjrt
SBABANTIIP TO SATISfY OR MONEY BACS
SLICK-BLACK is just whsi thousands of
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waiting tor. No mess, no tu>«. no bother,
no bottle, no brush. Ii s so east ’ Just put on
like any ordinary Ha>t d-etsin* Swiuh ftom
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Marcina Marks. Dalbart Da’Andra Jackson,
Janat T ohnson, Doris Jean Tarrita, Evelyn and
Alice Maria Johnson and Rena Jamison.
Dr.W.Charters
Was At Lincoln
Univ. Last Week
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo—Dr. W
W Charters, eminent educator, now
associated with Stephens college.
Columbia. Mo., spoke to the faculty
of Lincoln university this week.
His subject was "The Meaning of
General Education and the Meaning
of Advance and Special Education "
In the 35-m:nute talk. Dr. Charters
discussed the functions of general,
special and advance train ng. men
tioning the subjects taught in each
division and the reason for their
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Methodists To
Elect 2 Bishops
At June Confab
HAMMOND. Ind.—(ANP)—There
la much interest now being mam- '
fested by leaders of the central
jurisdiction in the coming quarren
nial conference which meets in
Greensboro, N C , June 8 This is
the sector of the United Methodist
church composed of Negro mem
bers. There are to be two bishop
chosen, one to take the place of
Bishop W. A. C. Hughes, who died
soon after his election four years
ago, and the other to replace senior
Bishop Robert E. Jones, wno re
tires this year.
There are a dozen or more as
pirants for these high offices. All
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those most often mentioned are the
following: Dr. Willis J. King, presi
dent of Gammon Seminary. Atlan
ta; Dr. Robert N. Brooks, editor of
the Christian Advocate, New Or
leans; Dr. J. W. Haywood, president
of Morristown colloce, in Tennes
see; Dr J W Golden of Memphis:
Dr. A. H. Howard. Sumter, S. C.; J.
L. Farmer of Howard university,
and Edgar A. Love, rs the board of
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City.
Among the strong contenders
among the pastors are Dr. Robert
M. Williams. Washington, D. C.: Dr.
David W. Henry, Philadel- h a: Dr
Dr. B. F Smith. Chicago: Dr. F.. W
Kelly. St. Louis; Dr. Samuel W
Sweeney, New York; Dr. J W. E
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