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The Nome nugget., 1948-06-28
AIRLINES
Wien Alaska Airlines


 Last Friday afternoon the flight from Fairbanks brought in Miss Mildred Keaton, Mrs. Ann Greder and Connie Creten, and departed with Charles Griffin and Charles Dickson.
 Saturday a charter trip was made to Candle for the Arctic Circle Exploration and another flight to Candle and Deering for the Casa de Paga Mining Go. took Susie Carter to Candle.
 Isaac Jacobsen, fur-buyer was brought in from Kotzebue and taken to Fairbanks yesterday.
 R. Hopkins was round trip passenger to Coffee Creek on Sat urday.
 The U.S.G.S. party was taken to a camp site at Lava Lake on Saturday.
 M. J. Walsh and w. Streeter were passengers to Ungalik Sun day where MT. Streeter is inter- ested in the Ungalik Syndicate.
 Roland Ivanoff was taken from Ungalik to Unalakleet on the same flight and Mrs. M. Katongan was brought to Nome.
 Mrs. Sam Huxley and Mrs. Fay McKinsey were round-trip pas sengers to Kotzebue over the weekend.
 Supplies were freighted to Tin City for the U. s. Bureau of Mines with the following personnel; Ed Stewart, Frank Rutledge and Frank Snyder.
 Passengers on Sunday from Kot- zebue were A. l.. Anderson and O. Robbins.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-28
MS REEF KNOT ANCHORS
 IN NOME ROADSTEAD TODAY

The Motorship Reef Knot, of the Alaska Steamship Company, anchored in Nome roadstead about one o'clock this afternoon and be- gun discharging cargo at once.
 The skipper of the vessel, Capt. Bob Nordstrom, veteran in Alaskan waters, stated that the boat met with little ice in it's Boring Sea voyage.
 The vessel will remain here for a few days before proceeding to other Boring Sea ports.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-28
NOTICE

Real and Personal Properly Taxes due the City of Nome for the year ls47. become delinquent after June 90. l948. The delin- quent fax roll is prepared and penalty al per cent and inter- est al per cent is added.
 Nome City Council
 Carrie M. McLain
 City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-28
TELEGRAM

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 GENTLEMEN KINDLY WIRE COLLECT AVAILABILITY OF PENGUINS c. M. PETERS. WEBBS CITY. INC.
 ST. PETERSBURG. FLA.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-28
Monday. June 28. l948

mouodJs June Zos lS1o Cloudy tonight with intermit- tent rain tonight and Tuesday. Lowest temperature tonight 40, highest temperature Tuesday 46. Nome data last 24 hours as of FOO am. today:
 Temperatures: highest 59, low est Al.
 Maximum wind 27 miles an hour from the WSW.
 Sunrise at 1:26 a.m., sunset at 10:44 pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 68, lowest AZ.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907:
 Highest 78 in 1911, lowest 32 in 1918.
 Data for other stations as of
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-28
Alaska Airlines

Inbound passengers on the AL aska Airlines plane Saturday were Mrs. Ann G. Nay, Martin Jorgen- son and Ormond Robbins.
 Inbound passengers today were C. L. Vocu, Roy Lee, and Cyril Seeds.
 Outgoing; D. A. Noonan, Mar fin Jorgenson, Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Johnson and w. A. Carson.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-28
NOTICE

ALL PILOTS ARE URGED TO ATTEND A. MEETING TONIGHT AT THE U.S.COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE TO MAKE PLANS FOR THE AIR SHOW FOR THE 4th OF JULY CELEBRATION. AT 73:0 PM. TONIGHT.
 TED DUFFIELD.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-28
NOTICE

The Fourth of July Committee will meet Tuesday evening 7:30 p.m. at the residence of Steve Anderson.
 Ted Duffield.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-28
NOTICE TO MINERS

Anyone. holding mining claims. who has not filed Intention 10 Hold since July l. l947. must do so before July I. l94e.
 Ted Duffield. Recorder.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-28
Wallace Hotel

Guests at the Wallace Hotel are Elizabeth Haus, New York City; Marcus Greenhouse, H. A. Craig, Oakland, Calif.; Floyd Converse, Hot Springs, SD; Pete DeBoer, Ketchikan; and Ormand Robbins, Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-28
Forecast And Weather Report
 Nome and Vicinity

Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-28
Classified Ads

ATTENTION MINERS-Get your copy of the C.AA. Emergency distress signals, now available
 at the Nugget office. 51-tf FOR SALE-15-Ton Trailer with
 box-car type body. Call Ma.l25 FOR SALE-Brand new Ford
 Sedan, eight-cylinders. Call
 Main 138. Polar Bar. 70-tfc FOR SALE Combination Bat
 tery-electric radio, table mod ..el. Call Main 113. 71-tfc FOR SALE-Bathroom scale $3
 Call at Nugget office. 74-tf FOR SALE - Portable electric
 Hondy-hot washer. Inquire at
 Wien office. 74-3tp FOR SALE-New Small House
 completely furnished, all new
 furniture, Shower, pressure Sys-
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 H. Green. Black 52. 74-tfc FOR SALE-TWo-bed house shower, pressure system, com
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 Parsons. Black 120. 74-tfc FOR SALE 8-ft Hotpoint re- frigerator Call Main TO. 3tp-75
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-28

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office For Good Printing Call Main l25
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
EL DORADO
E. C. Cutter

Damon and Pythias are in need
of more members ...... The K of
E. and c. of c. will celebrate the
Thanksgiving Service in Huttig,
May End .,..... Joe Gill was struck
by an automobile on North West
Ave, and died in Warner Brown
hospital few days ago, He was
"A faithful distributor Of our State
Press -..... Mission Union had a
State Pageant Drive at Douglas
Addition on the LIST Sunday in
April. The goal was $4,000 Mrs.
Mary Jones is president SEC
David Lee Holly is home on leave.
He is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Pink Holly. He is sta
toned at San Diego, Calf. There
was birthday party given in
honor of David Holly by his aunt,
Mrs. Idell Smith. Those present
were: Miss Emma Brown. Rosie
May Robinson, Virginia Holly ......
douglas Chapel Baptist Church
will hold business meeting Fri
clay. April 16. All members are
sas'ked TO be present
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
PRATTSVILLE

Sunday School services were
well attended at the Davis Greek
Church Sunday ..,..., The high
light of the day was the Musical
program rendered by Rev George
Wright and his accompanist, Prof.
Haynes. both of Malvern ...,..--
School News: Students with per-
feet attendance for the past month
are: WILDER Gene Cooper, Frank
lin Clegg, Kalvee Cooper, Moses
Williams, Henry Lee Clegg, Clyde
Deadman. Palestine Cooper, Rea-
tina d. Cooper, Arvesta Cooper,
Wilsa Clegg, Jane Banner. School
was closed Thursday afternoon
because of illness of the instruct
or, but she was back al her post
Friday morning
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
MALVERN
Mrs. ID. M. Nixon

Mr.. and Mrs. Arnett Murchison
of Little Rock and w. M. Murchi-
sson were visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Buckley, Sunday ........ Mrs.
Dora Lee Gray. Mr., and Mrs. Will
lie Streeter of Detroit, were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Buckley Wednesday night ........ A
Birthday dinner was given in hon.
or of Mrs. Nellie Nolan for her
Tist birthday. This affair was at
the residence Of her son, Leonard
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Maids Hines,
Mrs. Hester Dixon. daughters,
Mrs. Pauline Nichols, grand dau-
ghter helped with the dinner.
There were twenty guests; in
.cluding two out of town guests,
Mrs. Smith Of Little Rock and
Mrs. Boston of Louisiana. A deli
oiois dinner and refreshments
were served. There were also
-four grand children present.
Many gifts were received ........
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Turner are
proud parents Of 7 IL Id. boy.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
Reviews
Continued from page five

S. Supreme Court April in re-
spouse to petition filed by at
torneys for the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People.
The NAACP petition charged
that Taylor's conviction was OBJ
tanned through the use of con-
fession extorted by force, violence
and fear, inviolation of the Four
three other youths in the small
town of Pritchard, Alabama, Tay-
lor was charged with rape of a
IA year old white girl. He was
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

man Blakely, pastor of Big Bethel
A. M. E. Church, Fraternal dele
gate to. the General Conference of
the Methodist Church which meets
in Boston, Massachusetts,, April
28th.
This is a very signal honor and
a weighty responsibility since
this duty involves preparing and
delivering the message which will
be the official greeting from a
million African Methodists in the
United States, South America,
West Africa. South Africa. the
West Indies, Cuba, Bermuda and
other mission fields of the A. M.
E. church to the eight millions of
Methodists around the globe.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
Gen. Eisenhower
Misjudged Walter
White Comedies

New York, N. YIN a syndi-
Gated column published last week
Walter White. secretary of the
National Association for the Ad-
vaneement of Colored People, ex-
pressed the opinion that southern
supporters of General Dwight ID,
Eisenhower were doomed to dis
appointment unless politics or
the Washington scene since his
return home have drasticany
changed the General.
Mr.. White recalled an inter-
view with Eisenhower in which
the latter assured me that
would have been proud of him
for his insistence that racial seq
regation be abolished in the Arm
ed Services"
Following General Eisenhower
recent testimony before the Sen
ate Armed Services Committee ap-
proving segregation Of troops at
the platoon level, Mr.. White COM
mented as follows in his column
released this week:
Last weeks column about Gen.
eral Eisenhower demonstrated
once again how wrong l can be.
l paid honest tribute to him, bas-
ed on conversations with him in
Europe during the war and in
the United States since his return,
as one who for both practical and
idealistic reasons would never
tolerate discrimination and segre-
CATION He proved me naive by
his testimony before the Senate
Armed Services Committee advo-
eating perpetuation of army seq
regation at the platoon level. l
apologize to the readers of this
column for having been deluded
into acceptance of General Eisen-
hoWer's words at their face val
ue. And for believing he had the
courage to tackle prejudice as
valiently as he did the Nazis. The
fact, of which the Army boasts,
that white and Negro soldiers
fought ably and without friction
during the critical Battle of the
Bulge seems to have faded from
the Generals memory"
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
HOT SPRI N 6 5

tage that the whites have -s. We
extend deep sympathy to Mrs. IL.
II, Thornton who lost her father
last week -..--.. Some Gossip ..s-.
A mother and father decided to
fix big meal when all their
kids were out. They ate so much
until both felt sick late Wednes-
day night $500. A young lady was
unable to get a pair of ballet
shoes Saturday so she came out
Sunday in a pair of house slip
pers ..=.... Watch woman who
has been away second time but
came back without finding the
husband,
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
SMACKOVER
Collie Caldwell

The Senior groups OF Smackover
Training School have purchased
some new tables and arm chairs
for their home room. The money
was raised during a Queens con-
test in which four girls, Misses
Eta Mae Lewis. Clara Mae Lee,
|. J. Harris, Wilma Bennett were
participants Eta Lewis won first
place with the amount of s5l.l0
Clara Lee who reported 500. 10
was second and LA j. Harris re-
ported $500 ........ Mrs T. S. jack
son and Mrs. Robinson of Fordyce,
James Elmer Jackson of Phoenix,
Arizona were visitors Sunday
with friends here ....... Jewel Min
or of Richmond, Calf, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mack and family
and Mrs. Lizzie Minor were guests
Sunday of Mrs. M. NJ Lewis .....-..
Mrs, Alberta McElroy is improv-
ing from a recent illness .....,. Rev.
M. Youngblood was here on bust
ness recently ....... Mrs. Ludie
Lewis, Mrs Alice Wiley, Mrs.
Louisa Mack and J. Minor spent
Tuesday at Lake Gallon. All re-
ported catching the limit of fish
....... Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Brad
ford are the proud parents of a
b a by girl, Virginia ...... T h e
Young Matrons Club entertained
Saturday night at the home of
Mrs. Ollie Vera Goodwin ....... Mr.
and Mrs. II. Scales OF Cullendale
visited Mrs. Lola Harris Sunday
Annual Field Day At
Smackover Training School
The Union County Field Day
was held April 2, at Smackover
Training School. The literary Ac-
tivities for competition were read
ing penmanship, numbers, spell
ing and arithmetic for grades one
t. eight. Athletics included pota-
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

ed i'll ........ Gurdon was represent
ed in the Talent Night program
in Arkadelphia Friday night. Cur
don won first and second prizes.
The program was a great success
.,...... We regret very much the
death of Denyum Yokum who
was killed by a train while at
tempting to walk home after Wis
iting relatives in Reader ....... De-
troit Reedy is doing fine after
spending some time in a Prescott
hospital where he suffered from
a cut wound on the third of April
49,. George Hubbord passed April
II at S p. m. He leaves many
children and friends.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
GLORIA DOWNS

The city was shocked with sad
soess last week when the news
spread that young Leroy Knox,
.Jr. had met death at the hands
of an alleged accident occasion
ed when his bike and a street
bus eollided on Gulpha st. He
was a very brilliant boy and
anember of the Catholic school
Saturday morning, Mrs. j, IL.
4}arabin was found in an uncon-
.scious condition in her private
bed room. She was rushed to the
hospital and passed away She
was a wonderful citizen and be-
aoyed mother Her passing along
with the recent passing of Bro.
Millard Ashcraft has robbed our
city of two of its best leaders 80.
The West End Mission Church of
God in Christ with Rev. A. Nit
Ghell pastor has brought to close
by far the greatest meeting ever
held there. Twelve are reported
to have received the holy ghost.
Elder Keys of Texarkana was the
Evangelist $1,000. Those who sell to-
lbacco and cigarettes will lose GUS
ffomers- personally know that
three who received the holy ghost
aased tobacco before receiving the
second blessing. l shall ever speak
an high terms of the good women
dpf the churches of God in Christ
Through all the years while Meth
<odist and Baptist women follow
I'D the style and wore dresses a.
AssEe their knees, these women of
sthe Church of God in Christ put
modesty above style and wore
aong dresses ...... Arthor Beecham
swho has lived here for the last
10 years, left last week to make
mis- home in Dannville, Illinois
......-.. DR.. and Mrs. T. J. Griffin
anchored to Fl. Smith Tuesday
ephere he looked after his prop
erty and visited his parents
graves .-..... Mrs. c. Murphy has |
sas her house guests Messrs. W. |
M Russell, Leonard Breafield, |
Nalhan George and w. Mae San
ders. all of Chicago ........ Rev. C. |
al. Collins is building two houses
,on Oliver ST. where the old AME |
Zion Church once stood .. In
and organizers are all |
in line with helping in finance
sthe Dooley appeal case. The Ne
gro Civic League has launched a
Tag Day drive which will close
April %. A new filing case will
soe dedicated. The lady selling the
largest No. Of tags will be crown
ed Miss Civic League ........ The
sGnlpha st. Garage has added a
new mechanic, Mr.. Workman of
Arkansas State College ........ Atty
sid McMath has filed to run for
Governor of Arkansas. He will
make it possible for the Negro to
have every Educational Advan-
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

Love" ........ Mrs. Ruby Hill left
Thursday for Ogden, Utah where
she is to visit her mother and
brother 1900. Mrs. Arena Nicely is
visiting in St Louis, Mo. $500. Mrs
Ardell Dedman, Mrs. Della Me
Ghee, Mrs. Ruth Nicely, Mrs. Tres
sa Franklin, Mrs. Silvia Crudup
and Excel Nicely went to hear
the Famous Fairfield Four and
the Soul Stirrers Sunday in Little
Rock. All reported an enjoyable
time ........ The Mt. Pisgak Baptist
Church plans to visit the st. Paul
Baptist Church in Benton, Sum
day.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

plans for carrying Henry Wal
lace's program, which includes
the outlaWing of racial discrimi-
nation and segregation in any
form, to the people of America
will be drawn up at the national
conference" C. b. Baldwin, cam
paign manager for Wallace, said
Wallace, who had declared that
until discrimination in any form
is abolished Our use of the word
democracy will ring hollow
throughout the world is backing
a detailed program of civil rights
for Negroes and other minorities
The program includes a perm
anent FEPC, federal anti-lyneh-
ing and anti-poll tax laws, federal
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
GURDON
Deprlest Campbell

Deprlest Campbell
Mr.. and Mrs. Fried Wingfield
of Texarkana were visitors in the
home Of Miss Elizabeth Smith re-
Gently ....... Mrs. Serena White
has returned to her home in Flint,
Michigan after spending a three
weeks vacation here with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Biggs ........ Mrs.
Lee Witherspoon spent Easter
Sunday with friends in Kansas
1900. J. T. Jackson of Detroit,
Michigan was visitor in Gurdon
....... Mrs. Minnie Gordon is back
from Chicago to spend a few days
........ Mrs. Bird Gordon is report
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
SARATOGA

The Sunshine Gospel Quartet
rendered program Wednesday
through Sunday $500. Rev. w. M.
Brown delivered the sermon on
the Church Finance -. Mrs Ada
Burrell sponsored a program that
was enjoyed by all $500. Born to
Mr.. and Mrs Linton King, a fine
baby boy ..... Our Missionary
president, Mrs Joella Bradley is
still ON duty and making splendid
progress.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

to race for boys and girls, shoe
race, so yard dash for girls, 100
yard dash for boys, running broad
jump for boys, running high jump
for boys and 100 yard dash for
boys and girls ........ AT five o'clock
the students Of Smackover Train
ing School sponsored a welcome
program of songs and readings
The evening session included the
Oratorical and Musical contests
for High Schools, Music for the
mixed chorus of l6 voices was
THE Green Cathedral. Solo for
female voice was Il love you
Solo for male voice was Danny
Boy. Each school represented
with prose of its own selection.
The time limit was ten minutes.
The prizes were announced Fri
day night and awarded Saturday
at Washington High School, Ell
Dorado.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

X Of P's Meet-The Knights of Pythia and
Court of Calanthe held their Thanksgiving
service April 4th at st. James Church. First
row: left to right-Mrs. Matte Phumry, Mrs.
Henry Montgomery, Mrs. Matte King, Mrs.
Nellie Nation; second row: left to right
Mrs. Airline Bradford, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Blunt; third row: left to right-Mrs. Clemmie
Brms, Mrs. Lille Sewell, Mrs. p. A. Scales;
last row-Mrs. Pauline Thompson Mrs. Camel,
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

inspection of polling places where
rights of Negroes to vote are
blocked, federal and state legis-
lation to outlaw discrimination
and segregation, and outlawing Of
segregation in government service,
including the armed forces.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
FraternaI Delegate
To Boston Meeting

Rev. G. Wayman Blakely. d. ID.
The Bishops of the A. ME.
Church meeting in special session
in Washington, d. c.. last week.
elected, unanimously, DR.. G. Way
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

E. c. Tatum, Dean of Students,
Philander Smith College an d
guest minister at A. M. & ~ col
lege, has been invited to attend a
conference of college ministers
and religious workers at Yale I'm
iversity, May At, The conference
will be concerned with the devel-
opment of a dynamic religious
program for college students in
the American colleges and univer-
sites. In recent years, Mr.. Tatum
has been a delegate to the Stu
dent Volunteer Movement held in
indianapolis, Indiana; the Nation
al Council of Methodist Youth
Berea, Kentucky; and the South
ern Interseminary Movement, al
Duke University, Durham, N. c.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
Outstanding Negro Leaders Meet In
Support Of Wallace For President

Twentyeight Negro leaders have been named the Ma
tona Wallace for President Committee which will
this weekend to draft plans for national political
party The committee headed by former Governor Elmer
Benson of Minnesota and Paul Robson
mon aaH
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

FETCHING PHOTOS-B H. Hiliard, 2124 w. 18th street
prominent businessman of this city extensively
Photography is his hobby The picture above
shows the children of Mexican family Mexico who
among the friends he made his
ected unique and outstanding photos
and other countries during his trip and will continue exploit
the pictorial side of life home during odd
business
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
BUSH SCHOOL

DR.. w. p Scarlet will be guest
today at PTA, 2:3o p. m. His sub
ject will be 1.-THE Value of I'M
nominations and Proper Nutrition
in the Life of Growing Children. y
All patrons are urged to be
present and hear this address.
During Health Week, the ABS
made booklets in various forms,
corn. tomatoes. apples, oranges,
carrots, and milk.
Interesting stories were display
ed in sugar, salt, strawberries,
peaches and lettuce The neatest
books were made by: Verlee
Brewer, Thomas Jordan, Theo-
dora Jorden, Rector Reed, Margie
Walters, Alice Houston, Vernon
Barnes, James Mitchell, Yvonne
Haymon. Mary Thomas, reported,
Mrs. B. E. Mays, teacher.
The Junior Red Cross collected
magazines for the month of April.
Under the supervision of Miss V.
B. Danley, nut cups were given
last month. We are eagerly plan
ming for our next months pro-
duction for veterans. Miss j. /
Wilson, chairman, Margaret Tho
mas and John Harrison, student
representatives,.
On Thursday afternoon the 2B
grade held an anagram tourna-
ment. All that were present en-
joyed the game. Helen Waters
was the winner. Our best readers
are: Eddie Marie Davis, Charles
Green, Eula Mae Johnson, Carl
Stokes, Phillips Doris, Helen Wal
tiers, David Mayfield, B b b y
Jones, Bernice Miles, Rosa Lee
Norman, and Mamie jenkins.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

Mrs. B. Cutter. Left to right Sir P. A.
Scales. M. M. McDuffo, Rev. w. M. Mullen,
Rev. E. c.. Cutter, &C, Rev. J. L. Scott p,
Cleveland Ford. Second row-Curtis Harris,
II. L. Camel A. L. Holland, DR.. J. w. Brown;
third row-Charlie Williams, Prof. J. R. Ross,
Lennon Cemmons, Rich Williams, Prof. N. F.
Jackson; last row-Erol Johnson, Andy Kind
rod, John Williams, Jennie Turlow, Dock Rey-
holds and j. S. SeWen.
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

convicted by the Circuit Court of
Mobile County nearly two years
ago,
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16
JACKSONVILLE

Services were highly attended
Sunday with the pastor preaching
an inspiring sermon. Subject,
Arkansas State press., 1948-04-16

OTICE N o L G L !!
To All State Agents:
News not in this office by Mon
day will have no guarantee OF
appearing in the ensuing issue.
The paper will not be delayed
for agents who are negligent in
sending in their news.
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and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heitz-
man and family.
Mrs. Murl Peterson spent sew
eral days last week at the home
of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Schubert on Lodge Grass
creek.
Guests at the Lewis H. Taylor
home on Sunday, August Is,
were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Phil
lips, Mrs. Mary Steinmetz and
son Bob, all of Sheridan, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Benzel and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Taylor and daughters.
Among those from this vicin-
ity who attended the buffalo
hunt last week were Floyd and
Wally Warren, Don Beary, Mar
tin Reeves and Murl Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denton Phillips
called at the Chef Kaiser home
Friday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Benzel and
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heitzman
| spent Wednesday and Thurs
day fishing near Absorkee.
Guests of Mrs. Denton Phil
lips Monday afternoon were
Mrs. Ted Herbel, Mrs. Dan Jones
and Ann GretZ.