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Milford chronicle., 1951-06-01

FOR RENT-Four room apartment
available June Is. George Reed, 4 81
%. Front street, Milford Apply at
Milford High School. 5-25-2t
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-01

at the Cubbage Farm on the old
State Road leading from Milford to
Frederica. The farm adjoins the
wildwood Church grounds.
The following:
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-01

FOR SALE - One windrOwer for
peas, one truck tire, 10 ply 80 6
wheel and rim, also Black Wilson soy
beans. Phone Milford 8548. Leroy Will
son, Lincoln. 5-18-tf
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-01

FOR SALE--1946 special deluxe
Plymouth two-doOr sedan. 4S base pi-
ano accordian, $1,000. Maytag cleo
tric washing machine, $4,000. New
Kay Autorium size Guitar. cost S45 O0
will take $35.0O. so gallon drum of
Kerosene. full except about s gallons.
VIII take $500 for it with drum and
spigot. Philco tabse model battery
radio. Has been converted into an
electric set but win still take bat
terry. Other things to sell not men
toned. Apply at Johnson's Junk Shop
about two blocks from the r. r. sta
ton alongside the r. r. tracks in
oeaIorQ, DelaWare. 6-l-1tn
Milford chronicle., 1951-06-01

FOR SALE-Two rolls (new) S IT,.
chicken wire, $1,000; steel stall show
er complete with brass valves, pipe
and head, $500: / Underwood port
able typewriter $500; / r. c. A..
auto radio, $1,000 Inspect on Satur-
day or Sunday, June 2-3. Phone Mil
ford 4253. 45-6-1-1t
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Miss May Hudson now in Chi
tago recently won a trophy and a
trip to Washington, d. c. with ex-
lchses paid in a contest sponso. ed
by the Trinity Church of God in
Chris. hev. John o. Mason. pat
tor. The president of the Pastors
Aid club. Mrs. Mamie Bledsoe,
spoi.stled nice program July Is.
Rev. Reed, pastor of Mt. Ollie Bap.
list church. Little Rock, brought
the message "A surprise birthday
party Was given by Mrs. Quenni,
Han ding for Mrs LOWE Newton on
her 18th birthday
The deaeon's rally held at
Zion Hill church Sunday was
very successful under the able
leadership of Deacon A. Cobb.
The reports We're as follows: club
no. |, Deacon A. B. Tate, chair
man, $225.l4; club no. 2. deacon
Andrew Cobb, chairman. $47l,54
and club no. 3. deacon ]. A.
Gates, chairman, $l9640. Total
receipts for the day were 1897 SO.
Rev. B. J. Whitfield is pastor of
the church.
-ule-, VVhn-~ Nn~rnan VUc.L
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l0udrlr
Eletha Burch

The Sisters Home Missions
sponsored a rally Sunday All
members We're dressed In white
and wore white ribools OH their
heads. Rev. Rowe pre- lched a
wonderful sermon folio Plng the
program. The total a.aount of
finance turned over was $l05.75....
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ira Burch
became the proud parents Of 7
pound, 2 ounce baby girl who was
born July l4..~Mrs. Julia Green
visited Mrs, George Ira Bureh
Sunday..,..Mrs. Mittie Frazier and
family had as guest Sunday,
Mrs. j. Green....Mr. and Mis-. Da-
vid J. Jones and family motored
to Bernice, Louisiana Sunday with
their brother and sister MIR. and
Mrs. X. Lilly Rev. l.. l.. Ardcr-
son is still in the hospital at Little
Rock. He is reported resting well
at this writing Mrs. Mandie Ell
lott is able to be sitting up some
now. She is much improved go.
Pvt. Erwin Norful IS at home
wishing his mother and father. Mr..
and Mrs. Arts Norful qnd family.
Persons on the sick list are
Virgia Buroh, Virgia Wei and
Mary l.. Bureh. Rev. Anderson
and Mrs. Mandie Elliott are still
on the sick list. Have yeur news
ready when you receive OR pa
per, Read your papet thoroughly
for II is one of the greatest papers
IN the world today for JUS, n dime.
n.,, vlTe.n-~
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Jack Payne and Oliver Daniel
were in Bastrop Louisiana las.
week on business Miss Rober-
teen Thomas OF FL Dorado was
here last week Visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Garfield and daugh-
Cleveland Andrews of Cam
den was here last weekend visit.
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
ME Andrews .Jethroe Bass and
his father. Brooks Bass, were in
Louisiana last Weekend on bust
ness Mrs. Milard Grissom is in
Warner Brown hospital where she
underwent an operation. eos. Send all
news to Mrs. Georgia M. Bass,
Box 327 or call 29l3.
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augusta
G. w. Layne
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The NJ. W. St. Joseph Grand
Lodge, AF&AM and Mt. Olive
Grand chapter, oES opened their
18th annual executive session mere
July ID. The meeting was held at
st Luke Baptist church with |. W.
Muldrew, G. M. The affair was
we'll attended and enjoyed by all.
Cpl, George Brown, who has
been stationed in Korea. visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Buste:'
Brown, and his sister. Mrs. Ad II
Clark. recently. Mrs. Izena Whit
field of ST Louis is in the city
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Anthony, and other reIa
tives Persons on the sick list
are Mrs. Annie Erwin, Hamn Con-
ner, Miss Lille Mitchnor. Ms
Cora Davis and Mr.. Jones Mrs
Cathryne Jones of Chicago and
her husband are visiting Mrs. Do
vie Pitman. Also visiting Mrs. Pit
man are her sister, Mrs. Emma
Brannan; her nephew, Altram Will.
liams; her son in law, Rev. Alonzo
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son; Elliot Pleasant. groom, grand.

son; Elliot Pleasant, groom, grand.
son OF Mr., and Mrs. Rober, Pleas
ant Pamela Ezella, maid Of honor;
Warren Shelton, ir,. best man, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Shelton.
flower girls, Gravanna Love and
Catherine Laeefield; James Moore,
was trainbearer, Marvin Dooley
license and ring bearer. The
bridesmaids were Elizabeth White.
Irene Love, Brenda Stafford, Melo-
dy Dooley, Gladys Love, Johnny
pooley and Mary Lemons. Ushers
We're Ronald Green, Garland Puck
EFT, Sam Quinn, Lonnie Blackman,
Raycond Tweedle and Rola Il Ma
son, Solos were rendered by Ruthie
Lee Blake, Elease jackson and
Johnny Dooley with Ellison Woods
as announcer, The affair was quite
enjoyable.
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Not many youngsters get to lick
the dasher of an ice cream freezer
the way children Of another gen.
Grafton did almost every Sunday.
But the child who licks the beater
when mother beats up homemade
Ice cream made with rennet tab
let's, gets just about the same thrill.
For this ice cream has the genuine
old-time taste-a taste that comes
from using real cream, and flavor
ing with the same fine extracts you
use in all your cooking and baking,
This rennet ice cream gets its
smoothness from the way it's made
first set into delicate rennet
dessert, then beaten up and frozen
till firm but not hard, then beaten
once more and refrozen completely.
The process Is simple, and thou
sands OF women who wouldn't
make ice cream any other way,
say the results In flavor and tex
ture are more than worth the extra
beating. And by swirling a rich
chocolate or butterscotch sauce
through 1t after the second beat.
ing, you will have a dessert fit for
any gala affair.
Follow the recipe carefully and
you will have an ice cream that is
free from hard Jumps and truly
smooth"
Peanut Butterscotch Swirl
Ice Cream
/ rennet tablet
/ tablespoon cold water
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2 cups light cream
Y cup sugar
a cup corn syrup
IL teaspoons vanilla

Dissolve rennet tablet by crush
ing in cold water. Combine cream
with sugar, corn syrup and vanilla
and wdrm slowly until lukewarm,
stirring constantly. Test a drop on
inside Of wrist frequently. When
comfortably warm (1l0' +. not
hot, remove at once from heat. Stir
in dissolved rennet tablet quickly
for q teio seconds only. Pour at
once, uhiie still liquid, into refrig-
orator .tray. Do not disturb for
about 10 minutes, while cream sets.
Then place in freezing compart-
ment and freeze until firm. Re-
move from tray to bowl, break
up with a fork, and beat with cleo
trio or rotary beater until free
from hard Jumps but still a thick
mush. Return to freezing tray,
pour the cooled Peanut Butter
scotch Sauce over II, and with a
tablespoon. swirl It under and
through the soft ice cream, the en-
tire length Of the tray, Return to
refrigerator and finish freezing.
Peanut Butterseoteh Sauce: Cook
Y cup dark corn syrup and a cup
water until 1t threads (225 F..
Remove from heat, add II tea
spoons butter and 2 tablespoons
peanut butter. Beat until creamy.
Cool.
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Legal Notices.:
NOTICE

| Az ~ - II
In The Probate Court or Pulaski
| County. Arkansas
In The Matter or The Estate OF
William A. Kennel. deceased
No.2T089
Last known address Of decedent:
Sweet Home Arkansas
Date OF death: June II. 1881
An instrument date June %. i946,
was on the 18th day of June. 1851,
admitted to probate as the last
will of the above named decedent.
and the undersigned has been ap-
pointed executrix Cor administrat
with will annexed) hereunder. A
contest OF the probate Of the will
can be effected only by filing a
petition within the time provided
by law.
All persons having claims a.
gainst the estate must exhibit
them. duly verified. to the UNDER
signed within six months from the
date OF the first publication of this
notice, or they shall be forever
barred and precluded from any
benefit in the estate.
This notice first published 9Th
day of July. 1851.
Pearle X Kennel
(Executrix with will annexed)
Sweet Home Arkansas r. F. d.
No. 2 box 294A
7.6-l3-20-2 7- :8:3- 10
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Des Arc

v.r.D

Sunday was regular past IRA,
day at Bethel AME ehurcn Rev
W. 7, Watson brought the mo n.
ing and evening message. Sunday
school was conducted by Ode
Brown, At Fellowship Baot,st
church the Sunday school was con.
etcted by F, L. Thomas The 4.
II club met Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Ought Robinson.
Miss Arthena was hostess. Ate.
the business session refreshments
were served, The club plans 10
send Wilma June Williams Ar.
thena Robinson and Murel VII.
liams to camp in Pine Bluff On
the sick list this week are Mrs
luanita Taylor, T. L. Koonce Mrs
Mary Quarles, Mrs. Lucy Ander.
son and others Marion r. Nils
OF Kansas City is home visiting
his grand mother, Mrs. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brewer
have 10 house guests Mr.. Hurbelt
aid his father in law of Chicago -.
O W. Ford is home from Chicago
eisiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Ford.
ALL persons who nave news
PIE ase give 1t to the reporter when
he pass your way. Let's all read
the PRESS, the paper that stands
for race pride.
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day.....Mrs. Amanda Wllborn left
recently for a vacation out west.
At this writing she is in Den
Yer, Colorado. From there she
plans to visit in Las Vegas and
California. Mrs. Wilborn is ae-
eompanied by her sister in law.
Mrs, Mary Jones, OF Little Rock.
Mrs Laura Hill. Mrs. Mammie
Wilbern and Arthor Daniels are
attending the Bradley district
meeting at Moro Bay this week e.
Mrs. Rachel Wi'born of Toledo,
OHIO is here visiting friends and
relative
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w..
Clarendon
,,,.. Littlejohn

r Henson Of sandusky' Ohio
.r,v Of this city, recently visit
io'a nv narents, Mr., and Mrs James
ed M and other relatives and
hen' Ss Miss Flora Eta Walls OF
ilsn "so is here visiting friends,
en''' and Mrs. William Reaves of
ss' NJ, Ohio spent several
e lsss with Mr.. Reaves' parents Mr.
o' ny Mrs. Sonic Reaves and other lei
anu and friends. Jasper w.
I re- 'a,ason spent Thursday IN War
la'a Intending the annual state con-
fsn ,son Of the NAACP....Mr. ana
VEL, ,en'lS Stanley Hornes of St. Louis
Mo several days last week with
'pea \. norents, Rev. and Mrs G, W.
l 'p'I ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie John
~ - and other relatives ana
SUI ,ds Wilson Goggans, a long
m resident of this city, a vet
UNIV r,ember of St. Andrew AME
s ssnrch, died July q. Mrs watkins
'sI Ratesyille, cousin to Mrs, Cog
aos arrived Sunday to make ar
ss' " for the funeral which
a i',s conducted by Rev. j. l., Smith
' W." o R. Marshall last week..
nas W S Shelton, presiding ell
~. Of the Clarendon district AME
s.rcb held his third quarterly
difference July % on the Claren-
san circuit which includes st. An
drew. Clarendon and Liberty at
p.o Attendance at Clarendon was
wcellent. Visitors present were
u,s wilkins of Sunday School
r.hernacle and Mesdames Smith
md Bankhead of the Corner
,ora M E. church. Financial
contributions from all sources
vsre approximately $50. Miss Md
.alle Daniels was elected delegate
a the Clarendon district Sunday
School convention which will con-
vepe at Holly Grove July rs n.
Mrs G. w. Kimbell who has
been vacationing in the windy
city, has returned home The
Carver high school opened its 1851
q term last week with Prof. G.
V Kimbell head instructor. We
hope every chilli will enroll and
take advantage of every oppor
unity this school offers. and that
every parent will see to it that his
ehild attends school regularly and
will give the faculty full coopera-
ion. In the meantime, reading the
PRESS every week is a liberal ed
ucation within the reach Of every
one who doesn't mind the spend
ne Of a dime for the acme in
Arkansas reading matter. See or
call 299 NJ, Alice will hustle 1t
rght over to your door.
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WiIrIlar
l.. w. Walker
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Funeral services for Mrs. Luci.
Gus Jones, wife of the late Rev
General Jones, We're held at Long
View Thursday The third quar-
terly conference was held Sunday
July Is at Shady Grove AME
church with Rev. Hall in charge.
The total amount of money raised
was sl0335. This was presiding ell
der Halls first quarter az this
church Rev. and Mrs. ]. II. Gil
liam and Rev. and Mrs. Hall waie
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. l..
w. Walker Lamar Jones and
Wardell Williams left last week for
Chicago.
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Hot Springs

A tom thumb wedding was pre-
sented to large audience at Roa-
noke Baptist church under the d.
rection of the BTU July II. Mrs.
Ida Johnson, president of the
Roanoke BTU, assisted by Mrs. R.
c. Woods, Mrs. Matte Wilson.
Mrs, Love and Mrs. Perneice
Ezelle who presided at the piano.
Put the affair over in grand style.
Participants in the program were
Alice Faye Westbrooks the bride,
niece OF Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Will
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GAINESVILLE
Eugenia Chenault

Eugenia Chenault
st. John AME church was hon.
ored Sunday with a sermon by
Rev. J. Z. Long. Three visitors
iron Quinn Chapel in Fl. Smith
we're present. They were Misses
nita Phillip, frankie Phillip and
leda G. Phillip. Rev. J. E. Long
and wife, W. H. Cook and daugh-
Ter, Miss Eugenia Chenault, and
Mrs Dorothy Mcdaniel motored
% Dardnelle Sunday afternoon to
attend a rally at Bethel AME
church. ..r. Rev. T. J. Whitfield and
members Of Mt. Calvery were
present at st. John Sunday night.
Rev Whitfield preached a very
good sermon Persons on the sick
list this week are Harden H. Har-
graves and Pate Justice =. Mrs,
Helen Jackson is visiting relatives
and friends here. She is a resident
VI Chicago Ebert White of Los
Angeles is here visiting relatives
and friends. Pfc. Otis c. Polk,
champ Chaffee Is visiting Miss
tugenia Chenault this weekend.
They plan to attend the tom thumb
wedding Sunday at 400 p. m. He
will return TO camp Sunday night.
Charles p. Chenault has a five
Gays leave from Fl. Root hospital
Where he underwent a leg opera
uon He has shown some improve
nent since the operation Rufus
Wills is now serving in the Army
Ait Corp in Shepard field, Texas.
he left July r.
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WARNING ORDER
State OF Arkansas.
County of Pulaski, 50
In The Pulaski Chancery Court
Ensign Dewey Killingsworth
Plaintiff
VS.. No 92064
Rae Robinson Killingsworth
Defendant
The Defendant. Rae Robinson KILL
ingsworth. Is warned to appear In
this court within thirty days and
answered the complaint OF the
plaintiff. Ensign Dewey Killings
worth.
Dated. July 8, 1851
Thad d. Williams
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Max Howell
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Martha Akin d. G.
7:l3-20-27;8:S
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huttig l..
Georgia NJ. Bass
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Miss Matte Waters left last
week to make her home in Ala
media, California Pfc. Sam H.
Burgy was in Louisiana on bust
ness last week Rev. I. S. Fris-
CO and wife. Mrs. Laura Frisco,
and Mrs. Lille Everett We're in
FL Dorado last week where they
attended the grand session.
James Ellis Smedley had as guest
last week his grandfather. Ellis
Smedley of Cleveland, Ohio ......s
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Good Hope
Bessie l.. SOckwell

Rev. Tom Stith preached his
first sermon at Good Hope Sun
day for the first time since May
.....saa Rev. l.. T. Trammer, pastor
of Water Chapter AME church,
preached a soul stirring sermon
at Good Hope Sunday night .5
Mrs. Estell Beard of Cleveland
has been visiting her mother and
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Box
Erdis Gulley is home visiting his
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Box Erdis Gulley is home
visiting his mother and relatives.
He is the son of Mrs. Halle
Gulley ....... Rev. and Mrs. Tom
Stith were dinner guests of Mr., and
Mrs. Junior Alexander Good Hope
church gave another donation of
1929 to c. L. Sockwell last week.
He is in a Prescott hospital
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the PAPER ARkANSANS DEMAND

This one weekly you will b. proud 10 ss for stands
for Honesty, Justice and Fairpa and Stands behind wat
II Stands for brings that cannot b he'd s'sswhsra
II pick" and Apologies 10 make has no
strings prevent from publishing the ns~n - h
happens THE PRESS CAN AND WILL TELL THE TRUTH.
Ito writer's free express their opinions and write the
the way they get II.
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death of Oakland. California visit,
ed in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Frazier and Mr.. and Mrs
John Anderson Jessie Briggs Is
visiting in FL Dorado.
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Templeton. all OF Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs, Hubert Guy OF Newport; Mr.
and Mrs. VIII Morgan OF Blacks.
vile and Solomon Jones.
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Ora Belle Anderson

The Mt Willie singing choir
went to the singing union In Mt
Ollie Sunday very fine SER
vice was held at Mt. Willie Sum
day. Rev. and Mrs. c. Hildreth
and children and Mrs. E. l.. Hill
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ivan

Earlean Marshall
DR.. T. o. McJunkins Of Ell
Dorado was guest speaker at
Calvery Baptist church last Sum-
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The Nome nugget., 1951-08-01

FOR RENT-Rooms and apart
 ments. Phone Main 150. Nevada
 Apartments. 38,4
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Workers on Secret Alaska Job Threatening to Strike
Anchorage News, July 30)

Anchorage News, July 30)
 A serious work stoppage on a vital secret" project in northern Alaska seemed imminent today when all cooks and kitchen work CTS threatened to walk off the job unless certain conditions were met.
 James Swan, representing the Hotel and Restaurant Workers Local 878, said in Anchorage that about a dozen workers had threat ened to quit the vital military pro- ject unless conditions on the job are improved.
 Principal complaint on the part of the workers is that the com pany has failed to furnish trans portation facilities to and from the job, and that workers are forced to pay their own plane fare to the project.
 The workers also protested lack of medical and first aid facilities on the project, Swan said. The walkout affected only kitchen workers, and it was not indicated whether other workers on the project would join the walkout if it occurred.
 Swan said an urgent message had been sent to the headquarters of the Gaasland Construction Com pany in Bellingham advising the company of the status of affairs on the project.
 About 200 men are employed on the project, about which further details are being withheld for se- curity reasons.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-01
Anchorage Housewife Hits Closest On Lake George Breakup

An uncanny premonition that self dumping Lake George would burst out of it's ice dam early in the morning of July 24 will bring Mrs. Merle E. Simpson of Anchor age a 50 per cent share of more than $2,0OO to be divided between charity and the lucky guesser.
 Don Knudsen, manager of the Mckinley Foundation, funds from which accumulate for the Alaska Crippled Children's Association, said Mrs. Simpson guessed the breakup time of Lake George at 4::3O:O7 a.m., July 24. Actually the time as recorded on the clock at Knik River bridge was 4:59:O2
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-01
PAN AMERICAN

Arriving on Pan American this morning were E. Eliwell, Mrs. Walter Glavinovich and daugh- ters, Bud Hewitt, Roy Lind, Mrs. Ralph Lomen, Richard Moore, Mrs. R. Moore and infant Ken meth, Mrs. R. Quentin, Merrill Wallace, Bill Williams, Neil Gas son.
 Departing for Fairbanks, MT. and Mrs. Phillip Viereck, Joe At tataguk, Eileen Uttech, Charles Castel, Jim Crawford, Robert Hull dane. For Seattle, Capt. P. Tous- fly and family, Mrs. George Clark.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-01
BOatlOad of DiOmede Islanders Arrive

The first boat of summer visit ors from Diomede Island arrived Monday and have set up their camp near the King Island will lage.
 It has been customary for the DiomederS to camp on the Sand Spit at the west end of town, but this year they are being neigh borly with the King Island people.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-01
ALASKA AIRLINES

Arriving from Anchorage were Bill Barrett, F. Bergt, H. Arm strong, MT. Noah, Glenn Jeffersen, R. C. Crubb, and Sam Baker.
 Departing for Anchorage were Vernon Bimke, Bill Barrett, and Ed J. Glennon.
 Passengers to Unalakleet were David Meldrun, Thomas J. Knox, and Hammond Ashley. Passengers to Kotzebue were Axel Often, Julie McCafferty, l.. Burguss, Az nes Schlosser, and Mrs. Wm. Paul.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-01
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by US. Dept. Of Commerce.
 Weather Bureau

Compiled by US. Dept. of Commerce.
 Weather Bureau
 Low clouds, fog and drizzle to- day and Thursday. Moderate SEE winds increasing to fresh tonight. Lowest temperature expected to- night 45, highest tomorrow g.
 Nome data last A hours as of 7 am. today: Precipitation. trace. Temperatures: highest 57, lowest A. Maximum wind IT mph. from the WSW. Sunrise at 3:O5 am, sunset at 9:09 pm.
 Comparative data: Temperatures one year ago today: highest 58, lowest 49. Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907: highest 69 in 1882, lowest 35 in 1888.
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-01
Eileen Uttech To Work In Fairbanks Until August l8

Mrs. Bernice Hunt, secretary, will be in charge of the local Welfare Office until the return of Miss Eileen Uttech, district repre- sentative, who left today for Fair banks. Due to the absence of a district representative in the Fair banks office, Miss Uttech will assist with the work there until August IS.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-01

a.m., July "A but Mrs. Simpsons time was the closest. Mrs. Mary M. Dunn was next in line with guess of 4:10:04.
 Some guesses are still in transit and there is the possibility that the final results will be changed with the arrival of late tickets.
The Nome nugget., 1951-08-01
N O T I C. E.

N o TIC E The following is list of habit ual drunkards on the Nome City Docket todate: HARRY GARFIELD EMMA HENRY LEO (DUMMY) NAGARUK KNUTE (BLACKIE) OLSON JACOB SMITH STEVE PETERSON OSCAR HOWARD VIRGINIA WEOKOLUK MOR- RIS
 JAMES ATLUK LEWIS ATTATAYUK ANTHONY OLSON Selling or giving intoxicating liquor to the above is in viola lion of Ordinance No. 336 of inc City of Nome.
 Clyde Glass.
 Chief of Police Publish August 1, 8, Is, 1851.