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Arizona sun., 1953-07-10
Women Get
Three Of GoboI's S
1853 Award
BY JUNE L'RHUE

NEW 4OfLN, \NILODALJ
Among those receiving awards at
Global News Syndicate's annual
Press Awards Dinner in the Hotel
Theresa's colorful Skyline Room
last Friday evening, were three
women, Mrs. Aida C. Daley, Mrs.
Maude Gadsen, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Ross Haynes.
Given in recognition of meritor-
ious service in the public welfare,
abe honors went to Mrs. Daley
''for her exemplary conduct as
member of the noble profession of
nursing, for her achievement in
having been appointed the first
Negro Superintendent of Nurses in
New York City, and for the insp4ra-
tion she has provided to young
women through her devotion to her
high calling" Mrs. Gadsen's cita-
tion read, For her untiring efforts
to bring about a greater recogni
ton of Beauty Culture as a pro-
fession and for working toward
raising the general standard of
.that profession by founding the
New York State eBauty Culturists
Association" The award went to
Mrs. Haynes for The inspiration
she has provided women every
where, contributing to the cause
of brotherhood through many
years of devoted service to her
race, to her community and to her
country as social worker author,
educator, and civic leader.
The participation of women on
the Public Relations and Adver-
tising panels on Saturday, during
the discussion of the subject.
whit Can Adevtising and Public
Relations Do to Advance Social
And Inter-Group Progress ?" prvid-
ed additional newsworthy aspects
of the Conference.
Miss Constance Curtis, Public
Relations Counsel, and former City
Editor of the New York Amster-
dam News, in clarifying the func-
tion of the Public Relations Coun-
sci, appeared somewhat inclined to
consider the relatively new field as
a liaison between the public and
business.
Mrs. Sadye j. Williams well
known for her wide experience as
"a Public Relations Counsel, stressed
Nfhn oy,fo Of ;.o
field. According to Mrs. Williams
facts are essential to meet the
need in the public relations field,
and intelligent action is always
dependent upon these.
Miss Wilma Dobie of the Ben
Sonnenberg Advertising Agency
which handles hPilip Morris cigar
cites, made enlightening and en-
coura3ing statements Among them
Was report that her agency had
Negro representatives in all of
the major cities of the country.
In remarks that closed the panel
session, julius j. Adams, GlobaPs
Rresident and Director, pointed up
another feminine aspect of the
Conference, reflecting upon women
a glory somewhat hard to over
look. Mr.. Adams said that the
present Editor of Global is wom-
an, Mrs. Olive A. Adams, and that
the Syndicate was organized eight
years ago by woman, Miss Lou
SWarz LuTour.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-10

NEW YORK (GlODdl) - GlODal
News Syndicate's Third Annual
Press, Public Relations and Ad-
vertising Conference was huge
success, and it got off to fine
start Friday evening, June 26, with
the annual Press Awards Dinner.
Among those honored was MGM
Records President, Frank B. Walk
er, who was cited "for helping to
eliminate undesirable sterotyping,
opening yet another avenue for
Negro entertainers by giving them
the opportunity to record all
types of music for MGM Records;
and for giving their recordings the
benefit of the vast promotional re-
sources of MGM.
Georgia Carr the Laugh Grip
who has big Capitol record out
on Laugh" (Tho' You Feel You
Want To Cry) will invade Broad
ways Birdland on July 16 :.
MGM recording artist Billy Eek
stine, is solid click now at Broad
ways Birdland Congratula-
tions to Dick Jacobs for being ap-
pointed musical director of Coral
Records Lionel Hampton
clicked at Broadway's Bandbox.
CHICAGO: Because Johnny
Maddox ragtime piano sounds like
the house music for old silent
films, Preview Lounge, where
Johnny is currently appearing,
built the entire show around this
theme. Large screen TV set flashes
on with the sound turned off and
Johnny accompanies the action.
The name was the novelty = "Ci-
nerag' Only one change has
taken place in the Duke Ellington
aggregation since their last date
here. With Louis Bellson touring
with Pearl Bailey, Duke needed a
drummer. Secuted around and fl
nally chose Butch Ballard who was
with another band. Which one?
Mercer Ellington's. Dukes son.
LOS ANGELES: You'll have to
go long way to top better show
than the 9th Annual Cavalcade of
Jazz that came off a week ago
Sunday, here at Wrigley Field. Ap-
proximately $4,000 music fans
jammed the huge ballpark to lis
ten to the greatest aggregation of
jazz greats ever gathered on one
stage. Cash Box, the trade publica-
tion which is the Bible of the juke
operators, presented Lloyd Price
his award for having won the 1852
Automatic Music Industry Poll for
"Lawdy Miss Clawdy" the best
Rhythm & Blues record of the
year. Also on hand for the gala af-
fair were Roy Brown and his band,
Don Tosti, Earl Bostic and his ork,
the Louis Armstrong All-Star Band
featuring Joe Bushkin, Cozy Cole,
Arvell Shaw, Barney Bigard,
Trummy Young, Vernon Brown
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Arizona sun., 1953-07-10

@. How can I keep white enam-
eled utensils clean?
A. Clean white enamel by rub
bing over the utensils with a wet
cloth which has been dipped into
baking soda.
@. How can / filter muddy
water?
A. Absorbent cotton is a perfect
filter for muddy water. The cotton
should not be used after it has be-
come dirty.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-10

Best buys in potatoes are those
that are firm and clean, have
shallow eyes, and have no cuts,
decay, or green spots.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-10

For swifter, easier cleaning, use
paste wax on window sills, door
thresholds, and around door hand
les.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
SoURDOUGH REUNION
 WILL BE AT LONG BEACH AUGUST l3 THROUGH Is

The 22nd Annual Sourdough Reunion is scheduled to be held at Long Beach, Calif.,. from Aug. 13 to Aug. 16.
 The Wilton Hotel~has been an- nounced as headquarters for the convention and plenty of enter tainment and no long speeches are on the program.
 Literature advertising the event sent to sourdoughs, states that 'sVisitors will see the longest pier and the largest transit shed in the world-the worlds largest float ing crane and the seventh richest oil field in the United States"
 Alaskans are urged to make their reservations early to assure proper quarters for the three-day celebration.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
ALASKA AIRL1NEs

To Anchorage: D. E. Kennedy, Mrs. E. Todd, V. L. Tyler, Bob Jacobs, Katheryn, James B. and Faye Flynn.
 To Kotzebue: F. A. Long, Robt. Trier, MT. and Mrs. J. c. and Susan Waite, Ed, Higgins, Dennis Keeley.
 To Anchorage: H. M. Porter, Marie Wall, Marita Wall, Charles OLeary, Louis D'Alvertis Louis KoSt.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
GIRL GRADUATES!

ST. REGIS, Mont, R - The graduation at St. Regis high school was an all-girl cast. The five graduates were all girls.
 The benediction and invocation were read by the Rev. Constance Erickson. State superintendent of public instruction Miss Mary Con- don, gave the commencement talk.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Unclaimed Food Sale Cake Presented to Hospital

The beautiful coronation cake which was made for the Catholic Ladies Food Sale July 3, was given to the MIMI Hospital when it was not claimed by the winner.
 The proceeds netted from the food sale will be used to defray the expense of bringing nuns to Nome for a summer religious school.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Alaska and Northwest Cooperate in Thru-Rate From Nome to Seattle

Edward M. Higgins, district traffic and sales manager for AL aska Airlines, and Dennis Kelley, district sales manager for North west Airlines, have been confer ring with local Alaska sAirlines officials for the past several days.
 They told of the new through rate from Nome to Seattle via Alaska Airlines and Northwest. The flight is by Stratocruiser from Anchorage to Seattle, and entails a four-hour lay-over in Anchorage.
 Northwest Airlines maintains its terminal at Elmendorf Field and Alaska Airlines lands at the new International Airport, there fore, MT. Kelley stated, trans portation is furnished by his com pany to make the connection.
 A special rate has been an- nounced for this new schedule on south bound service and Mir. Hig- gins said that new freight rate is also being offered for Nome shippers.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Chuck" OLearY. Now a Moose Passer, On His Way To Teller

Charles O'Leary, former resi- dent of Nome, and now home stealing at Moose Pass, between Anchorage and Seward, is in town for a few days on business. He plans to leave soon for his mining claims in the Teller area.
 ''Chuck" reports that he has been busy building cabins on his property for tourists driving thru that beautiful wooded country, and that the highway through that area is being paved this summer.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

A transfer of real estate was recorded this week from Hill1y Robinson to Rose Silverman. The property was Lot Is in Block 62 with house known as the Doll House; Lot 10 in Block 2; South 56 feet of Lot 26 in Block 51; and the North 35 feet of Lot 2 in Block 26, complete with buildings thereon.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Nome Cancer Drive Collect $500

Nome Cancer Drive Collect $500
 The annual cancer drive for funds which was sponsored by the local nurses under the chairman ship of Mrs. Ben Mozee, last week collected approximately $500, it is reported.
 The money is being forwarded to Alaska headquarters as Nome's share in the All-Alaska campaign.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
Dr. KennedY's Brother Visits

D. E. Kennedy was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell Ken nedy for few days. MT. Ken nedy is the brother of Nome's dentist and resides in Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08

NOTICE EASTERN STARS
 Officers and instruction com mitfee of the Order of Eastern Star will meet ali the Masonic Temple Monday evening at 7:3o for rehearsal.
 83 Dorothy Young. VIM.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
N o T I C E

Phoebe Circle will meet tonight al 7:30 al the old building 10 sew.
 Mrs. Roald Amundson will be in charge of refreshments.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
PAN AMERICAN AIRwAYs

Arriving passenger today was Betty Savok.
 Departing were: Geo. Curtez and MT. Lewy for Fairbanks and Roy AveSsuk for Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08

w A R N IT N c
 There will be firing al inc Cape Nome ACS reservation all day Friday. July 10. Firing will be to the southwest of the area. 8l
The Nome nugget., 1953-07-08
N o T I C E

N o T I C E All taxes. real and personal. due the City of Nome for the year 1852 become delinquent after July Is. 1853. Penalty and interest shall be calculated and the delin- quent tax roll prepared. adver- tised and property sold according 10 law.
 City of Nome.
 By Carrie M. McLain.
 City Clerk Publish July 8, 10, 13, 1853
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17

Mr.. and Mis-. Euelne Forester
and family visited Allen FeguSon
IN Mcclure Hospital sunday
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17

Five local teachers attended
the Third Conference of Teach
ers OF Language Arts held at the
University OF Virginia Friday,
March - Participating in the
meeting were Mrs. Mildred d
Davis and Dr.. r c. Simonini. of
LongWood College. Mis-. Davis is
vice-president of the Virginia
Association Of Teachers Of Ems
iIsh. Dr. Simonini was one of the
conference leaders discussing the
topic "Unifying Instruction in
the Language Arts
Mrs. Lucille DAM, Miss Jean
Collins, and Miss Louise Fitz-
gerald, OF Farmville High School
also attended the conference.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17
State officer Points Junior Woman s CLUB
7owmd Goals of Health and Americanism

Mrs. Harvey w Carson Jr.. of
I ulaski, State Junior vice presi-
dent of the State junior vice pres
ident Of the Virginia Federation
Grafton state level goals and the
opportunities of local clubs to
participate IN them ouing a visit
with the Junior Woman'S Club
here last week
Mrs Carson was 4 guest during
The luncheon meeting Wednesday
at Hotel Weyanoke Mrs Charles
w Glenn. past junior vice
president, was the representative
guest of the Woman Club.
Mrs. Carson described oppor-
tUniticS in relation TO the Vn-
glnia Federation elGphasiS this
year on Ameucanlsnl. Ms. Oscar
"A. Ahlgren, General Federation
president. set this as the goal of
her tWo-year adminl$uatio when
she took office last sling.
To Stress Etalth
The Pulaski guest also outlined
opportunities undel The health
program, which She has set as a
goal for Junior Cluos under her
administration
Farmvlle Juniors, Under it, are
maintaining a fund Tor buying
glasses and providing dental care
and treatment for young people
recommended for and
II Sponsor Princess
Mrs. Thomas Chap2en was APP
pointed chairman OF the JWC S
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17

special project to select princess
to represent Farmvil.e and its
tobacco market at The Richmond
Tobacco Festival September To-
10.
Mrs. J. 0. Parker vas appointed
by President Mrs. I. q. Coleman.
il. to serve as co-leaGer on the
princess project, which Will be
sponsored Jointly by Station
WFLO. The campaign Will end
with the final program Thursday.
May 7. in Jarman auditorium
when the princess Will be selected
Mrs. Naomi N. jenkins. secrc-
tary in the office of School
superintendent T, j. McIlwaine,
IS recuperating at her home IN
Green Bay after al attack Of
virus pneumonia
Mr. and Mrs. r. j Martin have
returned after spending several
weeks IN Sarasota. fla.
The Rev. and MIS-. George G.
Henley Of Alexandria, Va, spent
the week end with MIS- Henley s
mother. Mrs James d. Hanes.
Nh. and Mrs Benltt G Gillian
cnant tl,a u-ooI- .,1I H., I1,rcl,o,..
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17

have completed tlelg work for y
hostess and cooking badge. These
girls attended SIX claSseS, taught
by Miss Mary Holman, home
economist for Virginia Electric
and Power Company
At the close OF the classes, the
16 girls gave tea -. Their par
en,s and troop comnuttee men,
bers at the MARSHALL District
Give Leagues community cabin.
Troop members completing
heir WON foy Tie hostess and
cooking badge were Ruth Bening-
hove. Betty Jean blyant. Betty
Dunn. Nancy Johns, Betty Rear
don. Patricia Shuier. Shirley
Snoddy. Jeannine Vharam. San
dra Shumaker GLORIA Saunders,
Barbara Mayo. Bonnie Jamerson,
Linda LeSueur, Sarah Johns.
Amanda Miller ana LaRicha Mae
Gibson.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17
r. Paulett Sanger
Becomes Engaged

MI and Mrs. Emile Francis du-
Pont, of Wilmington, Del, have
announced the engag ement of
Mrs duPont's daughter, Miss
Margaret Marvel TO Richard
Paulett Sanger son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank NJ. Sanger. of Will
inlngtOn
The erooms mother is the
former Bessie Paulett daughter
OF r. Il Faulett, Of Farmville.
He was graduated from Friends
School and Wesleyan University,
Middleton Conn Miss Marvel
was graduated from Tatnall
School and EdgeWooa Park Jun
:-} College. BrIaiclitf. n Y.
The wedding viii take place
early next fall
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17

Miss Thelma Ann smith re-
turned to her duties ~ The UNI
versIty OF Virginia Nursing school
on Sunday after spending the
weeA: end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris G.. Smith.
MI. and Mrs. j c. Bondurant
visited their daughter, Betty, AT
Hampton. last week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Wein-
berg left Saturday 1or week 5
buying trip IN New Yolk City
Henry Hubbard visited friends
in Richmond. Saturday night
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17
Glascoc1 : Driskill
En- ga cement Told

Joseph Bergman DnskiI. Of
DlaAe> Branch allc4nces The
engagement of his daughter.
Sarah Elizabeth To Walter c..
GiaScUcA, son of Nh dnd Mrs. w.
c. Glascock. Of Green Bay.
he Weddln5 Wlll ) Ike place
AklI 4
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17

Mise 1eanie Sin,k,ns uho has
hann VISITING he,. hro,b er al u III
wife DR. and Nrs Francis p
cin,t;,,s III, two ,reel-e loft Mon
dav fc, Wasninpton y r lyha,a
SIZE y II N-Si' toL sometime
Nfi4s r9laen Sseu,. vi i,.,,g
,,,oei8eo+ ~ tha Rns,,,osy a,d
profossiop,I pon,aI,.e cn,;, ~
tended III R-pW snr;ng BOARD
noetino N Abi,pdnn FTidpv m
sunday
kenhrjdaa and MRS " K Carter
were luncheon p,,est> of MIS- i
p St4inlir taridav
Mrs Ralph Jack. Of Miami,
Fla. is the guest Of her father,
j L. Garland.
-.
AtlAS Nll4'''1d Nt4'Y' o4 --oil5
the District d. Virginia Educa-
ton Association. session on libra
lies and teaching materials Sat
urday at Boiling Junior High
School, Petersburg.
9hefll ana mrs James A.
tended tie farmvlAe-C hntwood
game Of the GloLp II state
Tournament THURSDAY at VPI-
c,ol so,o,. to- Eo,.,,u;l1a rIio,,
school
Mrs. Wilson S. Womack and
NJ and Mrs. f. w. Wcmack and
daughter, Su5a4., attended ser
vices at Buffalo esbyterian
T11e Wo"n = T.ra7,s Mr INA
n1rs RI Nv Booko, ard ~ tne
WON ~ -. country NOME i, ~ af-
,.;,,oo,l
Caroline Foster nl,.e year old
daughter Of MS C'utla Case. Of
o |l-. r 1asr ' Trc'. = At Medic.
~ol1eea of viroi,,,e, Hosnital
uor cond,t,oo ;s ro-
! WITT Da,,.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17
Vanity Shop Workers
Return from Show

Mrs. Ida southau. MIS-. Nellie
Boliek and Miss F,ola Bradshaw
returned Thursday from New
YORK, where they attended the
International Beauty chow at the
Statler Hotel.
Remodeling OF the Vanity
Beauty Shop. owned ana opelateQ
b. Mrs. Ida Southall, was COM
pleted last week.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-17
Miss Robertson
William l.. Monk
Are Engaged

Nj. and Mrs. william Abner
Robertson. of Green Bay, an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Mary Elizabeth. TO Will
liam Louis Monk, son OF MI. and
Mrs William Samuel Monk, of
Burkeville,
The wedding viii take place in
the spring
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-07-16
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unb ieinem Qomitee unb unierer
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ten etipos @ebG6 mit3ubrineen, uofiir
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union fir Sung uno Wit peranitaltet
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iCllen.
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neilenoen 2enntnis erbalten miiiie,,.
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baben, in Sbrem 8latt cine entipre.
henoe Noti3 81 bringen unb Die gtad)-
barinnen uno Nahbarn BORT. hriiben
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lammeniteIlen rnb mofte ilneeidhr
piiien ,pieuieIe Sntereiienten oaiiir
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oamit belalten fann.
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unb ale 2anbsIeutc. eriibe ih Sic
her3lif) oils Sbr 0anosmann.
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bon anoreas ". Yetri. seliebter @atte
bon 8oia Yetri. Batter bon Gowin
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Ssean, 8ruoer ssobn Netri unb in
siebenbiireen uno Grau Cara Ssohn.
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aus alabama, itarb ploslih am Don't
nerstas. ben 8. Suli. Serr Vetri fam
nod Nmerifa in Sabre 1903 aus
8omro6. Siebenbiireen. mad @biea.
90, 81. unb 1911 500 er nah ct.
Souls, Wif.. no er SRI. 3oia Doe.
loeni fennen lernte unb iie i'm Sabre
1915 beirotete uu6 bic CHE mar eine
oer aliidlihiten. ,pelmer aluei sSbne
entiproiien. ebmin Der Glfeite sobn.
bot Elm Iiebes aIaboma Wdbel eebei.
ratet un6 Mobert 1T elm Goptoin in
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ehter @af,ienpiomier, ais gx.@roB,
beamter, Dsitelie6 Der gintrnht-&er.
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Der 0eid,enieier in Gangs 2eidenheim
oie arokte gbre be3euaten.
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8. Steiner.
Gintrad)t 6ermania

Tie 9eaue,nlihteit oes TeIepbons
tuuroe benutt lette Nohe BEL unieren
Saneern. &abt Sbr einmaI bemerft,
apie peni9 man oas 1elepbon idast
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oamit eriparen. @enn l,niere S1nger
aus irgenoeinem euten @runo niht
iingen fomn,en fSnnen. oann ruien iie
an un6 entidulbisen iid.
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gerne beiroten, oenn bas Mueinleben
ipdter i'm 9eben lit nidt su perglei=
hen nit oem eines Ganilienmannes
TIMER sdnser George 2ebner flaet,
es ndre ihtper iiir i'm. ben erItei,
Tenor au reiden 60 eebt es Dem
Meniden, Die Stimme miro aub al.
ter unb oanu frast es elm 1penig.
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uno bat uns SGneern uno Sadien
einen sliten Greuno meaeenommen.
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elm eiumaliaer gutter Sdneer. ser be-
fannte q. ". Vetri. CT lit ourd, ei=
men &er3idlaa idnen BON oieier 8elt
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ben @ott, ern,oae ibm bic @ube fhen=
fen, Die er iih bier aui groen beroient
bat. Tas gnbe fommt fir ieoen.
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Sadienber3.
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