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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-20
American Legion Auxiliary
Has Satisfactory Reports

larry has charge Of the refreshments
for this dance. She will be assisted
by several members.
Junior activity chairman, Mrs.
Manley Roe, gave an interesting re-
port. The Benefit party held at Mrs.
Carl Clark's, Nov. 10. was success.
The juniors have planned a Christ
mas potluck dinner at the home Of
their leader. Mrs. Roe. The date
will be announced later. Exchange
Of inexpensive gifts will be part OF
the evenings program.
Mrs. Harold Curtis, rehabilitation
chairman. reported for the first
time In many years there are no
veterans at the Leland Sanatorium
at present. There are rs at the Ypsi-
lanti State Hospital. II was voted
TO remember them on Thanksgiv-
ing. Christmas, and on their birth
days. There are several patients
at this hospital who served in this
war.
Mrs. Allen Niece, sewing chair
man, made a very satisfactory re-
port regarding the sewing done by
the unit for Red Cross. Several
pillow tops and lap robes have been
completed. Mrs. Niece has asked
for more help to continue doing this
worthwhile project.
Mrs. Ralph Wright, finance chair
man, reported the benefit party
held Wednesday evening at the Lee
gion Home was successful. Future
activities OF the committee Will be
planned later, depending on gas ra.
tioning.
Program chairman Mrs. Laura
Butler reported she and her COM
mittee have made plans for a
Christmas party, following the De-
cember meeting. Gifts will be ex-
changed.
The Mid-winter Convention for
the presidents and secretaries will
be held Dec. and s In Lansing
Mrs. Britt Edding, president, will at
tend as will Mrs. William Shaw.
secretary, II possible. II not, Mrs.
James Waite. treasurer, will be the
units second representative.
Reports were read by Mrs. Edd-
ings and Mrs. Shaw on the district
meeting held Oct. rs at Brooklyn
The unit voted contribution for
the Community Fund. 1t was also
voted TO buy another war bond.
The meeting closed after which
delicious refreshments we're served
by Mrs. Marley Roe, Mrs. Jerome
Cheesman, Mrs. Ralph Cheesmsn,
Mrs. Bert Lore and Mrs. Paul Chap
man.
Special prizes went to Mrs. John
Smith, Mrs. Emil Susterka and Mrs.
o. d. Campbell.
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Cooperative Dinner For
Womens Society Planned

these members with gifts al
Thanksgiving. Circle voted five dol
lars TO the Leper fund Mrs. Lowell
+ Lee read a poem, The Christmas
Bazsar.' and gave plans for the
( Christmas meeting. Mrs Norman
read a poem. Twenty-four members
were present and one new name
was added 10 the circle, Mrs. Julia
Cook Forty-two sick calls and 81
social calls were reported. A white
elephant sale was conducted after
which delicious refreshments were
served from a prettily arranged
table by Mrs. Richard Weir, Mrs.
Norman Miss Belle Ross. Mrs
Lorne Kennedy.
Mrs Jay Cazier was hostess for
circle ten IN the evening. The meet
ing was opened by the leader, Mrs.
Clifford Schreiner Reports of com.
mittees were given. among them
being the Christmas project and
the Needlework Guild by Mrs. Bruce
Rorabacher.
A thank offering was received.
One hundred and thirteen calls were
reported. Twenty were present and
one new member was received.
After the meeting the hostess
served dainty refreshments.
Circle eleven had % present at
the home Of Mrs. Harry Hoy. A very
fine talk on China" was given by
Mrs. Leonard Menzi who spoke in.
,erestingly Of her childhood there,
and Of many personal experiences.
Her parents are still in Picking,
China.
Devotions, opening the meeting
were led by Mrs. Harold Yates.
Mrs. Walter Wright reported for
the membership committee.
Mrs. Walter Heyler poured tea
at the attractiVely appointed table.
decorated for Thanksgiving. The
seasonal scolors were also carried
out in the refreshments. The COM
mittee for the evening was Mrs.
Francis Lord. Mrs. Clifton Bennett,
Mrs. Robert Fink and Mrs. Hoy.
The next meeting. Dec is. will
be 8 Christmas party for members
and families al the church.
Circle 8 OF the Methodist Church
met with Mrs. Arthur ElYidge The
meeting was presided over by the
group leader. Miss Ann Quacken-
bush. Mrs. Clark fowler led deyo-
lions and the secretary's and treas
urer's reports were given.
The return Of all the contributions
for the Needlework Guild was re.
ported. The Circle contributed IS,
two baby shirts. and two slips.
Miss Aleta S. Leonard prepared
an interesting report on Brazil and
the account was read by Mrs. Mollie
Mckenzie.
Fourteen members attended and
there were four guests. Collection
amounted 70 s234. Thirty.five sick
calls were reported.
Mrs. Naomi Arid and Mrs. Clar-
ence Starkweather were in charge
OF miscellaneous sale which net
ted Sc.
Mrs. George Pulver poured for
tea and light refreshments were
served.
Circle s will meet IN December
with Mrs. Raymond Orr, and Mrs
Denton Glass for a cooperative
Christmas luncheon.
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Very satisfactory reports were
given at the regular meeting OF the
American Legion Auxiliary which
was held at the Legion Home Thurs,
day night with a good attendance.
In the report OF the child welfare
chairman, Mrs. Carl Stanton, all
members were asked TO report any
welfare work done either for veter-
an or non-veteran families.
Mrs. A. l.. Bales, war activity
chairman. reported IA boys in serv-
ice, relatives OF Auxiliary members
had been remembered for Christ
mas. The S35 voted at the last meet
ing for Ford Bomber Plant recrea-
ton hall furnishings, has gone to-
ward a davenport.
Mrs. owen Campbell, canteen
chairman, reported her plans for
the lunch to be served Friday night
at the soldiers dance, as the Auxil-
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Announcement Of the Woman i
Society Of Christian Service Christ
mas party program and cooperative
dinner to be Dec 3 al the church,
was announced at the meetings Of
CIRCLES one four. five, six, eight, 10
and II Thursday afternoon and eve.
ming at the homes Of members
The collection 70. circle one
meeting az the home OF Mrs. c. D.
Voorhees, was turned over to the
leper fund Ten calls and AZ hours
Of Red Cross work were reported.
A very interesting letter from Mrs.
Leon Hathaway. who is mentioning
in Winter Haven, Fla, was read by
Mrs Frank Thayer.
Twelve members, one guest. Mrs
Fred Holley, and two visitors were
present for the meeting and CO.
operative luncheon at 1890. Deyo.
tons were led by Mrs. Minnie Snid-
ecor.
The next meeting, Dec 10 az the
home OF Mrs. Clarence Sanderson,
will be followed by Christmas par
~ with exchange OF gifts.
Two new members. Mrs Lawr-
ence Milbourne and Mrs. Hubert
Holloway were added 70 circle four
al their meeting at the home OF
Mrs. J. S. Miller. Twelve members
and two guests were present. Devo-
tions were led by Mrs. W Z. Dixon.
A report on the Christmas card sale
among members was given by Mrs.
+. +. Darrsgh.
Mrs. Lee Brown, leader reported
on the Needlework Guild lngather-
ing, and on the Christmas soldier
kits. II was voted to give 81 10 the
leper fund The Circle planned "a
bake sale at the Woman's Society
of Christian Service Christmas par
ty. Dec 3, 1t VIII be IN charge OF
Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Matt Lappinen.
For the program. a continuation
OF the study OF foreign countries
was given by Mrs. Dixon who talked
on Chile. Mrs. Ray Burrell gave
several readings on Thanksgiving,
and Mrs. Darragh's mother. Mrs.
Cornelia Abbott. favored with sew
eral harmonica selections.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Circle five had cooperative
luncheon az 70: 30 at the home OF
Miss Faye Allen with Il members
present. Mrs Fred Spencer had
charge OF the devotions, reading the
Scripture lesson from Psalm 100.
She used Thanksgiving theme.
Mrs. Earl Henry read a mission
airy program on India and Burma
telling that there are less than two
per cent Christians in India and
a little over two per cent Christians
IN Burma. Each member is to bring
a gift for needy children 10 the next
meeting. Dec. 10. Three sick and p
social calls were reported. Mrs.
Dora Seamans was assisting host
ess.
Circle six met at the home of Mrs.
George Moorman for an evening
Miss Belle Ross had charge
of the devotions. Mrs. Gerald Kelly,
leader, made several announce
ments. The WS.C.S. will have a CO.
operative luncheon December 3.
Several members were reported III
and one member. as leaving the
city. Circle voted TO remember
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zsEAAi3&
on Boys

Ray Homer Walton, Fl, son OF
Mrs. Ivy Walton, 957 Sheridan Ave,
was graduated from the Hospital
Corps School at the U. S. Naval
Hospital, Great Lakes, III. Walton,
one OF a class OF SIS men, Is now
rated as a hospital apprentice, sec
end class.
Pvt Darrell Gum left Thursday
svsaing for Fort Knox. Ky, having
spent a ten-day furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Gum.
James H. Corbett, IA n. Prospect
St. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Corbett, successfully passed his
final examination for the Army and
will leave December 2 for Camp
Grant, Illinois.
The first news in seven weeks
from his son overseas was received
Thursday by w. C. Conrad, sS5 w.
Forest Ave. His son. 1t. Cecil D.
Conrad. In the 160th Medical De-
tachment Dispensary OF the Army
Air Corps, is believed to have left
England for action.
In the "V" type letter, dated Oct.
10, 1t. Conrad told OF being well
treated by the people. His father re-
ceived cablegram seven weeks
ago telling OF his safe arrival over
seas.
In previous letters. 1t Conrad
wrote he was IN charge OF II doc
tors and one dentist. Before Joining
the service. he was offered the posi-
tion as resident physician at Flor
ence Crittenden Hospital, Detroit.
specializing In surgery. This posi-
ton will still be open for him after
the war, the hospital authorities In
dictated
He attended Wayne University Of
Medicine in Detroit and served his
interneship at Highland Park Cen
eral Hospital
His address in the service Is O
423607 100 Medical Detachment
Dispensary Aviation, APO No. $40.
New York City, New York.
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instead OF from bottled tablets
She stressed the value OF green and
yellow vegetables. She advised
watching 10 see that one does not
buy eatables that have small food
value, She praised liver, that can
be used in many forms; cottage
cheese. raw and cooked cabbage,
spinach, eggs, cereals OF the whole
grains, wheat germs, as valuable,
each for some diet need. She ad-
vised using fruits like apples, pears.
and plums that are near at hand as
well as oranges and other fruits
from away. Cranberries and apples
are delicious as well as wholesome.
she said. She stated that meat
should he cooked slowly and men,
toned heart, kidney and liver as
specially valuable. II is a good plan
to make a list OF all fruit and veg
etables used in a week and from il
decide whether it has the right
amounts and qualities for a health
full diet. She read from a British
bulletin, giving an idea Of what
women in England are doing to
keep their families in health by fur
nishing the proper foods. In the
discussion following her talk. 1t was
suggested that members exchange
recipes.
The club voted a donation to the
Community War Chest.
The co-hostesses, Mrs. Russell
Brandes and Mrs. John O'Connell.
served tea and cup cakes.
The next meeting will be Dec. 3
with Mrs. Louis Hubbard.
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Baptist Circle One
TO Aid One Family

A family Is to be assisted at
Christmas time by Circle one OF the
Baptist Church, II was decided
Thursday at the circle meeting al
the home of Mrs. A. J. Schultz. Re-
ports OF cards, rides and calls were
taken. Mrs. Dan Ohlinger reported
on the Needlework Guild. The col
lection OF the Mile OF Pennies was
taken. Mrs. Schultz presided at the
meeting in the absence OF the vice
president. Mrs. Burnie ROssbach,
Mrs. william Shaw led the devo-
tons.
II was decided to omit the Deem
Der meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin BONN and
family have moved from 109 S.
Adams St. Mrs. Smith has gone to
spend the winter with her daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Haar. Plymouth. Mrs. Myrtle
Koehner. who had spent the past
five weeks at the Smith home, has
returned to Highland Park.
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Rural Events
TO-DAY

TO-DAY
Superior
The Superior Community Farm
Bureau will meet at the home of
George Gill
The Salem P.T.A. is sponsoring
card party at o'clock at the
Rex Stuart home. .Chubb Rd.
Guests are to bring a pie and a
white elephant.
Cherry Hill
Unit | OF the W.S.C.S. will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Leonard Dory.
Mrs Lucille Hank Is program
chairman.
York
Mooreville p. T. A. will have a
penny supper and bingo party at
the school house, Friday evening At
$3.50.
RaWsonvllle
The Pleasure Club will meet at
the hall for supper and social
evening.
NOVEMBER n
Salem
Rally Day and special Thanks
giving service will be observed at
the church. Old church members
are especially invited.
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Enjoy Mixer

About 20 couples from the Luther
an Mixer Of the Lutheran Church
played games and enjoyed a pleas
ant social time following their Co
operative dinner at the church.
Thursday evening. Mrs. f. r..
Schill, vice president, conducted
the brief business meeting in the
absence of the president, Paul
Trautwetter. The group decided TO
Join with two other Lutheran groups
for a party to entertain newcomers
in the church. The committee to ar
range for the next meeting is Mr..
and Mrs. Rote Holmes, Mr.. and
Mrs, Paul Jackson, DR.. and Mrs.
Clarence Loesell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Ackerson, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hadley and Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Groosbeck.
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WOMEN
SEW ON ROBES

League OF Catholic Women mem.
bers sewed on lap robes for sol
diers at Red Cross sewing meet.
ing at the home OF Mrs. George
Ennen. Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Elizabeth Haskell, president, who
has been confined to her home for
the past two months, was able to
be present at the meeting. Miss
Blanche Emery gave a very nice
talk on Catholic action.
The next meeting will be a
Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Fortunate.
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PRESBYTERIAN
FAIR SUCCESS

The Presbyterian Fall Festival
which lasted through the afternoon
and evening Of Thursday was very
successful.
When the last OF the entertain.
ment was reached in the late eve
ming it was found that the articles
OF the fair had been practically sold
out. the entertainers had met with
an enthusiastic response, and the
refreshments provided for the sew
eral periods OF tea and dessert were
all consumed or sold
An attractive feature was the &C.
Gordon playing Of Mrs. Morton
Nelles.
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Enaaasmsnt Announced

The engagement OF Miss Monte
rey June Hamlin 10 Corp. w. Lyman
Parker, son OF Mr. and Mrs. George
Parker OF Geddes was announced
by Mr.. and Mrs. st. Clair Hamlin
a South Lyon. Miss Hamlin is a
graduate OF South Lyon High School
and OF ST. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
school Corp. Parker, who ls sta
toned In Chicago, is an alumnus Of
Ypsilanti High School
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West Side Circle
at Stokes Home

West Side Circle OF the Dorcas
Society Of the Lutheran Church en-
joyed social time at their meeting,
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs Charles Stokes Mrs. Donald
Lovitt conducted a brief business
meeting.
Light refreshments we're served
by the hostess. The next meeting,
Dec. 3, will be with Mrs. Karl
Scheffler, Sr.
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Entertain Guests

Mrs. Barbara Shannon and Miss
Betty Walton entertained twelve
guests, Wednesday evening at a
miscellaneous shower honoring Miss
Joan Coleman, whose marriage to
Joseph Britton, Jr., will be an event
Of Nov. 2S. The young people spent
an enjoyable evening with games
and visiting. The bride-elect re
ceived many lovely gifts, which she
found by tracing the ribbon stream
ers from an open umbrella. The
hostesses served sandwiches,
brownies. ice cream and coffee.
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Hostess To Club

Mrs. Claude Walcott was hostess
for the B. b. Bunco Club at her
home, Thursday evening Prize win
ners for bunco were Mrs. Mildred
Stinedurf. Mrs. Norman Leighton,
Mrs Leslie Reedy and Mrs. Cecil
lawson. Refreshments were served
by the hostess. The next meeting
will be Decs 3 with Mrs. Annabelle
REYNOLDS.
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Party Compliments
Mrs. g. Fred Beck

Mrs. Charles Fred Beck was com
plimented with birthday party
Wednesday evening in her home.
The guests included Mrs. f. +.
Joslin. San Francisco, Mrs. Harriet
J. Peck, Mrs. Richard Peck. and
Mrs. Margaret Bouch, Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. Gorton and Charles F.
Beck. Detroit, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Beck, Belleyille, and the chill
dren OF the families A buffet lunch
con was spread on a lace cloth,
with silver and a centerpiece OF
white chrysanthemums Cards and
visiting filled the evening
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plan Christmas Party

The Calvary Baptist Women's
League at its meeting with Mrs.
Herman Moore, Thursday afternoon
made plans for a Christmas party
for the children OF the Sunday
School. The meeting was presided
over by Mrs. r. E. Nichols and was
opened with the singing OF We're
Marching to Zion and "Blest Be
the Tie That Binds" Mrs. John
Frye conducted the devotions, read
ing the eighth chapter OF Romans.
Each member gave a personnel testi-
mony and a season OF prayer fol-
lowed. Each member brought used
clothing TO be sent to northern
Michigan. Mrs. Frye closed the
meeting with prayer. The next meet
ing will be Dec. 10 with Mrs. Guy
Alderman.
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Calendar of Social Events


soldiers barracks
Girl 4 o'clock
Methodist Church; Brownies O'Clock, Starkweather Hall
Baptist Thanksgiving Starkweather Hall $3.50
Daughters the American Revolution the home of Mrs Walter
f Dixon The program announced by Chairman Mrs. j. f.
Original Compositions" by Ypsianti
scans by Mrs Atwood r. McAndrew and Miss
Dorothy James.
Study Group o'clock the home of
J. n Faly, lO5 n Normal st.
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Birthdays Observed
by Queen City Lodge

Birthdays OF members OF Queen
City Tent Hive OF Maccabees which
occur In November and December
were celebrated at the business
meeting, which was followed by
cards. Thursday evening in GAR.
Hall.
Miss Hazel Stitt, commander.
conducted the meeting attended by
members and visitor Mrs. Alberta
Droelle. Detroit, a district mana
ger. The birthdays celebrated were
Mrs. Clarence Smith, Mrs. Alta
Shaw Kirk and Mrs. Aaron Carson.
Cards were enjoyed later, with
prizes going to Mrs. william X.
Greene, Mrs Edward Scheppner.
Mrs. G.. F. Gilbert and Mrs. Philip
Santure.
Refreshments OF pumpkin pie
topped with whipped cream were
served by the committee, Mrs. Car
son and Mrs. Smith.
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Miss Pearl Allen, who had made
her home with her aunt, Mrs. Gard
ner Hulett, Parkwood Ave, is stay
ing with her grandfather, Charles
Allen, Sumpter Road. out of Belle
Vile.
Mrs. Fred Easing and Mrs. Eva
Squires were in Ann Arbor Wednes-
day.
The W. W. Stout family, 40 5.
Huron St, have moved TO their new
ly-purchased home, 3l5 n. Prospect
ST
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THE TIME TO OVERBID

ON MANY deals, either side can
take the same number Of tricks at
its best suit as the opponents can
take. at their best declaration.
When the total possible for each
side is low-usually because there
are no very great suit-lengths out
1T seldom pays to overbid and
take a single-trlck beating in a
doubled contract to keep the foe
from making a score. especially If
you are vulnerable. But II each
side can make a large number of
tricks, because each has great dis
tribution. then a sacrifice will
nearly always pay.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 40 before 8 p. m. or 2 p. m.
Saturday.
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Fine Points in Bridge
Bv SHEPARD BARCLAY

made that call. as his hand was 50
weak defensively.
Two incidental points, not infu-
encing the result, came up during
that auction. In the first place,
East did exactly right by not sup
porting his partners diamonds,
showing the other minor suit in
stead. AS near as East could tell
at the time, this bid might have
been the key to a No Trump con-
tract If West had the other suits
stopped. OF course. if that first
named suit had been a major, sup
porting 1t would have been the
thing.
The later point came with
Easts second bid. With his four
diamonds. he knew about the
same number OF tricks should
have been makable at either min
or. But. If he bid Diamonds. he
would have told the opponents
something about how to defend
the hand, with their being in
formed in advance about the side
suit fit. Even II he had been a bit
stronger. and a slam looked like
Ia that bid might have told the
enemy how to beat the contract.
with an immediate ruff II the
opening leader had the remainderB
Of the side suit
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Friends Of George Gaudy Wednes-
day called at his home, 22l S. Wash
ington St. 10 congratulate him on
reaching his 18th birthday. Mr..
Gaudy has a long record OF business
activity In Ypsilanti and has served
in many civic capacities.
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Mrs. Ann Hutchinson and daugh-
ter Lucille will leave Saturday for
Albuquerque, n. Mex. where Rob
ert Hutchinson is stationed while
training to be a bombardier in the
Air Corps. They expect to remain
there until he is transferred to
some other camp.
Mrs. Edward Helzerman, Mrs.
Cleophus Arend and house guests,
Mrs. Claude Mcqueen and Mrs.
Raymond Crow. Mason, spent Thurs
day in Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert ]. Rowden
entertained Wednesday Mr.. and
Mrs william Dores, Detroit, Frank
Dores, London. Ont, and Miss Mar
garet Sutherland, London, and Mr..
and Mrs. Vern F. Jeppeson.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-27
WIEN AIRLINES

Nov. 26 Pilot Sig Wien re- turned from the Kobuk mail run with Mir. Dunn. Nina Ney- aouanna and Barney Belleview from Deering. Sam Kendrick went from Deering to IglOo.
 Pilot Miskoff to Koyuk with Steve Pederson and family ond on to Candle.
 Nov. 27 - Sig Wien left for Fairbanks with Lyman Culver, Gene Lucas, Marie and George Ball, and Nina Weyaouanna. Ike Jensen went to Galena.
 Pilot Misk0ff returned from Candle with MT and Mrs. Klok- kevold and child. He left im- mediately with Jens Forshaug and one other for Marshall.
The Nome nugget., 1942-11-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. 670

No. 670 Tn the Probate Court Tn and For The Cape Nome Precinct, Second Division: Territory of Alaska In the Matter of the Estate of ALPHONSINE BALLARD, Dc ceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given that by an order of the Probate Court in and for the Cape Nome Pre- cinct, Alaska, the undersigned has been appointed Administrat- CT of the estate of Alphonsine Tallard, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate shall present them with proper vouchers attached within six months from the date of this not ice to the administrators.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, Nov ember 6, 1922
 EMILE LAUREN.
 Administrator. Publish Nov. 6. 13. 20, 27. 1942