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Evening star., 1955-06-03

WILDWOOD. Va, June s.
Vireinia's connoisseurs Of breed
ing stock win get a preview Of
the Saratoga yearling sales and
the famous Upperville Colt and
Horse Show here tomorrow at
Carter Hall. The annual Blue
Ridge Hunt Horse Show will
bring out young stock from Kent
mere Farms and other regular
Saratoga consignors, as well as
the colts, fillies and brood mares
destined to enter the Upperville
ring June 10 and IL.
Blue Ridge boasts one OF the
most attractive show grounds
In the State. laid out beneath
che stately trees Of Carter Hall.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
LAUREL
RACEWAY

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: pace;
ssaSy sIaS E.rvsl swile'ts' ss.ao s.sSS s.ssS ssS e
ps,bann. rCrockett1 13.4O
Red Prince, shangrila Spring. JaTret-
town Betty, Volo Brewer. Signorins Iass'
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: pace;
MIS- Miss Star aa Nc. MI t1Taylor, 500 $50 :.so
Aubrey Vo. Guy tRiddick 1880 40
Seattle Chief {custisl $50
Mo4Is. A9ef1saaps psssg YORK; Msekins HO%sssrsteh
Ruth. Time, 2:11b.
DAILY DOUBLE. Ed, PAID S63.s0)
THIRD RAcE-puFse, 5000; trot; class
Mickie Voio tLarente) 2O.40 $40 $50
Isnie MITE fIIubbard) 900
'Sally's Ginger Julup, Claret Hanover.
Mary Elizabeth. Junior Mitewyn. Berlin
Airlift. Time, 2:11b.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500; pace;
is Gi;s;, HsRSysT eS;s; sss,R s%S 44O fsS ssS sS
Eddis RrnoEe 1Kelly) $50
Chestnut Lou. Marilyn Lee, Little
River. Canadian Honker. Shot McClenny.
Time. 2:O92s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 5000; trot; class
B; / mile.
Calumet Rosecroft tWathen) $50 1.S0
Toni Darnley tCarterl 500
Birthday Special, Benny's Day, Mont,
Earnest McElwzn, Arcadia Sue. Time
SIXTH RAcE--Purse. $500; pace;
class &C; 1 mile.
Gypsy Gal (Waltefsl b.4O S.40 S.60
Daleroyal (kellyl 4.SO $40
Homestretsh JOY tstayten) -, a,so
Homestretch Flare, Swamp Fire. Time,
2:0Q2s.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $4,000:
trot; free for all: ! mile.
Lady Dunn tMilier) 4.s0 500 go
Cronus tPownaln 1l.OO DO
Royal Pastime tChampionl $40
Jamie. Aerial Gunner, Newport Dream.
EidHTH RAcE-Purse, 5000; pace:
class B: / mile.
Yam Up Marsh) 1880 1850 9.SO
I.a,. Iras Fay ,, Kelly, ,u,,,.rs, a.6e a.so as;,
Mr.. Cool Breeze Sure Con. The Pye,
Bandleader. Time, 2.OSas.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
County Pitcher HurIs
Second No-Hit Come

Mike Suten pitched his second
no-hitter of the Montgomery
County Boys Baseball Associa-
ton season yesterday during a
SO victory for Carl Freeman
over the Gaithersburg Cubs.
Mike struck out nine batters
and walked four in the seven
inning game. The Freeman club
has won all its five games so far
in the Northwest Division Midget
circuit.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Blue Ridge Hunt Horse Show
Gives Preview of Big Events

At 9 am. tEST) the first Of 80
classes will be called for pony
and thoroughbred breeding stock.
pony hunters and thoroughbred
hunters.
The Blue Ridge committee
wisely has designed its program
to provide schooling opportu-
mites for green hunters. many
of whom get their first taste Of
a top-drawer outside course
when they gallop over the post
and raIl fences at Carter Hall.
Judges for. the breeding classes
will be Jack Carpenter Of Green
wood, Va: for hunters, Norman
Haymaker of Berryville, and for
ponies, Dean Bedford Of Fallston.
Md.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
LAUREL RACEWAY
GRADED HANDICAPS
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

Famous Lybrook, Titus Han
over, Murphy Hanover.
2-Emmajestic Jade Hanover,
Cannonite.
3-Meadow Imp, Eric's Bonnie,
Apache Pass.
Princes Adios, Mayday Han
over, Joanna H.
5-Miss Yonkers. Jasmine Han
over, Oweona Castle.
6-HAUGHTON STABLE EN-
TRY, Mighty Glib, Meadow
Star.
7-Ichabod Grain, Jimmy High
land, Selector.
8-Leon Grattan, Bob Key, Wor-
thy Volstadt.
Longshot daily double
MURPHY HANOVER and
CAM COLBY
Evening star., 1955-06-03
MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press

~-~~ '-SSSS~-eN~ WV
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San FRANCISCO, 8; Seattle, 3.
Sacramento. a Los Angeles, 2.
Hollywood at Portland (postponed).
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Columbus, "a: Montreal, 90.
Richmond, q: Rochester. /.
Buffalo, Z: Syracuse. 6.
Toronto. 4; Havana, O.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Omaha, 10; Charleston. 4.
Toledo. 8; Denver. l..
tOnly games scheduled.D
TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas. z. shreveport, O..
Eort Eon.tWn Worth Abs 4; Beaumont z 4
San Antonio 8: Oklahoma City. S.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
BIRMINGHAM, 4; Atlanta, 8.
Little Rock; 4: New Orleans; 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
williamsport 6--7: Elmira. As (first
game IL tnninasl.
Schenectady. 81: Allentown, 1--5
Binghsmpton z; wilkes-Barre, s,
Albany at Reading tpostponed).
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Columbia, 5; Columbus. 8.
Augusta 4; Savannah, L.
Montgomery, q; Charlotte, 4.
Jacksonville, /; Macon, 0.
WESTERN LEAGUE
wichita. g.: Lincoln, L.
Des Moines. IL. Colorado SPRINGS. z
Pueblo. q; Sioux City. o.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Newport News. s; Sunbury, 3.
Lancaster 4: Portsmouth. 3.
Lynchburg. d; York. 5,
Eagerstown, o; Norfolk, 8.
Evening star., 1955-06-03
BOYS BASEBALL

MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA
Central Div. Midgets
Kensington Blue Jets. o; GienViev
Rockets 8.
Cave Ford, IL; Parkway Cleaners, Q.
Biescle. /.
Carl Freeman, 8; GaithersburE Cubs, 0.
sPRINGFIELD LITTLE LEAGUE
Red Sox 10: Giants. . tMaiorsi.
Pirates. 10: Indians, 10 tMinorS.
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This II the most complete
newspaper of lis class published
In the Upper Midwest.
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ST. PAU RSCp
AUXILIARY ENrTRrAINs
AT DINNER PARTY

An atmosphere OF graciousness
and holiday splendor reigned on
Friday night, January when the
Ladies' Auxiliary To- the BSCp On.
tcrtained its members and their
friends al u gala dinner party
held AZ a 81, Paul restaurant,
A delicious dinner was enjoyed
after which the president, Mrs. Al
lie Mae Hampton and Frank
Boyd, sccretary-treasurcr of the
BsCp, brought New Years greet,
ings,
The remainder of the festive
evening was devoted to real Cab
fest and everyone enjoyed the hos
pitality and friendly air ~ the
host group,
The auxiliary plans TO make this
an annual affair.
Among those present were the
Messrs and Mines, Dewey Jack.
SON i, II. Henderson. Elijah Nc.
Intosh, ben Campbell. The Mines.
ELLA Archer. Carrie Mcwatt. Clar-
india Cox, Clara Turner. Josie Me
Gee. Dorothy Compton, Edna
Bosely, l.eona Goodman and Mar.
garet Gordon
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I.alsscE- nous-faire Bridge Club.
Mrs. T. l., Stokes. SIR, 7o7 st. An
thony Az, was hosteas to the
Laiascz. nous-fairo bridge club at
their first meeting OF tho year.
following a tasty lunch, bridge was
played with Mrs. Burie Carmichael
taking home the first prize; Mrs.
Harry Brown second; Mrs, ollye
Gum and Mrs, NJ. X. Mcknight
tied for third and consolation went
To Mrs, q. l., Alexander. The next
meeting win he February II with
Mrs, O. l., Alexander SS32 Fifth
Av 3, Minneapolis a. hostess,
oDr Club; The oDT club win
meet on Wednesday. January 10.
nj the home OF Mrs, Notah Nun.
deli, TAI st Anthony Az. with DR.
Lillian Lewis an hostess.
Club Partyi Members OF the
oDT club gathered at the home Of
Mrs, William warr1cka. TAI 81.
Anthony Az for their annual
Christmas party which was held
on Tuesday, January Z. An air OF
fegtivity and the Christmas spirit
prevailed Secret pals were reveal
cd and the members exchanged
gtfts, A delicious lunch furniahed
by members was served and en-
ioyed by all.
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o. z. s, Mutrons And
putrons Council Meets

The Past Matrons ana Past
Patrons Council Of the Prince Hall
Grand Chapter OES met Sunday
afternoon at I =. m, AT the rest
dence OF Mrs Matte Owens, 5000
Clinton Az.
The meeting was well attended
with Mrs Lucy Harris. president
presiding A welcome was on
tended the newly elected matron
and patron for the ensuing year
Plans were made for "A Night
Of Fun" Ia be given IN February
A constructive paper was read
by Mrs Blanche Mayea, outlining
the work of the order
Following adjournment Of the
business meeting delicious
lunch was served by tho hostess
Harriet G. Jones grand publ.
city
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the Booker +. Washington Study
hub at its regular monthly meet
ing held January 1, Mrs. William
Scott was guest speaker. Her sub
tect was Around the Block. Mrs
Elmer Smith. 1919 Smelling Av
will be hostess at the next meet
ing which will be held Tuesday,
February LIST.
win Visit Sisters; Mr.. Joseph
Kidd of the Virgins Apartment.
2420 Fourth Av. s.. will leave Sat
urday January IS, for Gainesville.
Ga, to visit his sister. Mrs, Bell
Hendrix He will be joined there
by another sister. Mrs, Maggie
Henry of Truman, Ark. Mr.. Kidd
will be away for six or seven
days.
Senior Missionary Society: The
Senior Missionary Society of
Bethesda Baptist church will
meet Wednesday. January 10, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Walter
Dickerson. Sl5 Girard Az. N. AT
s p. m. All members are urged to
be present. Election OF officers
will be held.
Out Of Hospitals; Mrs Sophronia
Allen, 500 18th Az. s. has been
discharged from the hospital and
is now convalescing at the home
Of her daughter and husband, Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Dobbins, 404s
Clinton Av.
Twilight Social Club: The Twi-
light Social club held business
meeting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Barnes, 23l4 Fifth Az. s
on Saturday evening. January 8,
at $50 p m. with the president
Mr.. d. w. Boone. presiding. Fol.
lowing transaction of business.
tasty lunch was served by the hos
tess, The next meeting viii be at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs u
Boone, sos 18th Az. s. on Febr1r-
airy 8
Returns To Base: Airman sc
Allen Smith, son of Mrs Mary
Smith. 22l4 18th Av, s. who has
been home on a ten day leave, re-
turned TO Kessler Air Base, Biloxi.
Miss. on Monday. January 10.
Returns From Kansas City:
Cecil F. Newman. 1883 Third Az
s. returned Sunday night from a
three day visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs II. o. Newman In
Kansas city, Mo, and other rela-
tives
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES

Jan ~ Mr. and Mrs. James
Fraction. 3sfI Clinton Az. 81
years
Ian 2i- Nj and Mrs Norval
uarkadalr Jr 1908 Emerson Az
" ten years
ST. PAUL
Jan II MIR md Mrs Otis -
smith. 5fI Nissiasippi St tire"
vrsrs
Jan ~ Mr and Mrs Curtis
Taylor 800 Eondo Az - years
Jan 10 Mr. and Mrs James A
Thomas. s0i ~. Anthony ~
nine years
Jan n Mr. and Hra r. III
ls. gI4 R0ndo Az. ~ YEARS Mr.
and Mrs William Blair. 3s3 = 81
4 lbanp. 30 years
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Mrs. Gooden Eniertolns
Wednesday, Matinee Club

Mrs, Florence Gooden. 2SS ",
Avon. entertained tho "Wednesday
Matinee Club on January 5, Al
most all the club members were
present and an enjoyable evening
was spent soelaliEing after n short
business meeting was held, A de.
licious lunch was served by the
hostess.
Five new prospective members
have been invited To- be guests at
the next meeting which VIII be at
the home Of Mrs, Kelsie whltmnrc,
500 Rondo Az, St Paul. on Feb
riary :, Mrs Clcota Grigsby's
birthday viii DO honored at this
time
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IndisP"scd; Mrs Maggie Beard,
TiT W Central Az, has been con.
fined 10 her homo due TO illness.
breakfast Pinochle Club, Mira,
Lafayette Fields, sos st, Anthony
Az. win be hostess 10 the Break
fast rnochle club at it's regular
meeting on Saturday, January 10,
Just Eor FUN Clabi The Just
Fur Fun club met nj the home OF
Mrs Anna MCGEE, OPT Aurora Az,
on Sunday January o. Mrs. JAG
quclyn bowman, social chairman
submitted plans Tor tho years so
ctal program. The next meeting
win bo at the home ~ Mrs, Lu.
ellie Jones'. 500 Bryant Az. NJ, on
Sunday January ~.
birthday CclcbratcdI II was an
afternoon of merrimcnt and fun on
January o, when Bonnie Lou Tuck
er daughter NJ Mr.. and Mrs,
Samuel Ross 200 Mackubin st.
was fcted with n party In honor of
her itth birthday The honoree
and guests delighted In playing
various games with prizes award.
Cd to the winners, Bonnie received
n number of lovely gifts A tasty
lunch Of salad, punch, Ice cream
and cake was enjoyed Those help
ing To make her birthday u happy
one were Faith Swanson, clifford
and mn Frclix. ami Darlene Cul-
bertson Constance Tucker, n sis,
ter. assisted Mrs Ross
Tangn Cinb' The Tanga Club
viii meet Saturday evening, Jan.
uary 10, nj the homo Of Mrs, Ro.
bcrta Tyler 8Di w. Central Az.
IIospltallsrdi Mr., IIarve J, T.
Mcclure, us 1T Anthony Az. had
Ia return 10 the Veterans hospital
for surgery sometime this week
Mr. Mcclure IN president Of the
Twin city Reel and Trigger club
and member of the executive
board and safety committee Of tho
Minnesota Conservation Fedora.
ton, Inquirlng friends may call
Mr. Carl Wade ar., 1921 Fourth
Az r., Minneapolis Telephone
Regent 7t8s
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Returns Home: Mrs. Edith
Moulden. 3S4s Fourth Av. s.. re-
turned home Thursday, January
8, from st. Louis, Mo, where she
spent the holidays visiting a cou-
sin, Mrs. Patsy Eaton Mrs. Moul-
den was the recipient of many So
cial courtesies during her visit.
III: Mrs. f. c. Clardy. 243T 27th
Av. S., has been confined TO her
home for the past ten days due to
illness. but is reported much inn
proved.
Altar and ROary Society Holds
Election: At the December 2nd
meeting Of the Altar and Rosary
Society OF st. Leonard's Catholic
church. officers for the year 1855
were elected and are Mrs. George
Gnagey. president: Mrs. Robert
Alexander. vice president: Mrs.
Margaret Collar, treasurer and
Mrs. Carrie Kennedy. secretary.
Newly elected officers were in
stalled at the January 8 meeting
held in the undercroft OF the
church. Members were served
dinner proceeding the business
meeting. The next meeting will be
February 3 at the church.
Booker T. Washington Study
Club: Mrs. William d, Mosley.
1920 Smelling Av., was hostess to
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st. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Jan ~ Mrs. Mablc Reynolds.
AS Kent st
Jan 10 Mrs Winnie Crouch,
$40 Carroll Az. Frank w Schine
Sr,. $40 81 Anthony Az; Mrs ELLA
Golden. 4b6 st Anthony Az;
Stanley Harris Jr. i0IA Carroll
Az, Mrs. Josephine Ormand, 7s3
St Anthony Az, Mrs George
Berry Sr, 8at 81 Anthony Az.
Jan IL Mrs. ] Riddeaux. TO7
Rondo Az. Mr. A. W Jordan, 9Si
Marshall Az. Mrs. William Black.
792 w Central Az; Tcrtaina Car
ter. III Rondo Az. Mr. WILDER
Henderson. 73l ST Anthony Az,
Charles Macintosh, 73S Rondo
Az, Edward Thomas, 0ai Rondo
Av.. benjamin Davis, h23 Carroll
Az, Clarence Henry. $50 N Dale
81
Jan rs James Culver 1852 ~
Western Az, Mrs Ellis House. 500
Iglehart Az, lie Recder Turner
1853 Ronho Az
Jan 10 Maude Bush. $40 ~
Anthony Az, Mrs. Gertrude VII.
lis. 1850 Sherhurne Az; wilfred
Harris. 8s9 Carroll Az. Mrs VII.
liam Brilcy. 7i3 Rondo Az.
Ian 20 Nj John Henderson
AZ Rondo Az. Mrs UrIin Clark,
| 77g 81 Anthony Az. Vadnnin pa
| vid Dixon, h27 ST Anthony Az.
| Jan. ~ Aaron McGovock 800
( Harrington Az; Laura Lee Dur.
and. 1909 Carroll Az. Carolyn
Ann Collins, p03 Rondo Az; Mr..
/ William NcLnigh, b57 Rondo Az,
Mrs Mable Brown. g33 Rondo Az .
! Lawrence w. MyCough 100 Car
roll Az
out 81 Town Birthday
Jan ~ Mrs Edna Holland
/ Washington. - e.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MlNNEArOIIS RIRTnnNYS

Jan, Is Mrs, Gladys Session.
ssSa Fifth Az, s.: Frank Graham.
sAST Smelling Az. Mrs, Lottie
Hammond. 22l6 18th Az. s. Diane
Lee, 6oS Eighth Av N
Jan, ID Mrs, Fannie Pierre
Lewis, 1857 Portland Av.: Mrs,
Thomassina Gray. 1889 Firth Az,
n.
Jan II James Parker. 1905
nth Az s; Mrs, Fern Helm. 1000
Firth Az, y.
Jan, rs Thomas Langums. a2S
Girard Az. N.
Jan ~ Patricia Ann Jackson,
1000 Humboldt Az s.. sheila
Cummings, 1909 Elliot Av.
Jan, 20 Frances Rooney, Sa?l
Smelling Az. Mrs. Lucille Me.
Adams. 1887 Oakland Az, Mrs.
Harriet Williams, 2iH u, S6th st
Mr., Sam Moslcy, 1925 Bryant Az,
N: Maricne &, Underwood, SSt3
Fourth Az y,
Jan ~ }, W. Baldwin, 6i2 10th
Az, =; Mrs, Fife posey. 80 High
land Az, N, Mrs. Elsie McMoorc,
Ii6 r, 2Sth St: Mary Hubbard,
hli5 Irving Az, N.
Out-of Town Birthdays---
Jan, rs Mrs. Dick Gale, Mound,
MINI, Wilmoth Bowen, Chicago.
III.
Jan. ~ Virginia Lee Kansas
city. Mo
Jan. 20 Herman Alternately,
Kansas city, Mo, Aora Bertram.
Louisville. Ky,
Jan u Mrs Mary Williams.
ArRo, III; Mrs william Seymour
1884 Prairie Az. Chicago. III
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

FAMILY Visitors Mr.. and Mrs j. w Greer of Colp Ill ar
rived IN the city Sunday January visit with their son
L. Greer and family 1921 Eighth Av NJ and two dauch
ers MIS- Willie Barnaugh of 307 Dupont Av ~ and Mrs
J0uan OF 2S333lSt Av Mr. and Mrs Greer celebrated
their 5Oth wedding anniversary in 1862 They plan 10 pend the
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Social and Personal
y ST. PAUL

Flying Needles Met: Mrs Bunny Wilson, 500 Rondo Av,
hostess to the first meeting of the year of the Flying
Needles club with six members present Mrs Ruby Grant
voted in member Following business a social hour
and tasty lunch enjoyed The next meeting will be with
Mrs Eula Clemens Rondo
Homer news., 1955-06-16
ANCHOR PIT ;.

Dale and Karen Petersons son and daughter of the Clark Petersons, arri we'd home after a tri p up the Alaska hig hEay from Spokane, VII. Mir. and Mrs. Perry Van Vliet and three nepheus of the Peter sons came along and are pres entity visiting at Anchor Point. 5~E
 Tn spite of the rain on Saturday, the Fish Fry was held at the school vi tn about 65 persons enjoying the pot luck dinner. MT. and Mrs. vern Mutch. were presented with an anniversary clock on the occasi on of their 9th wedding anniversary by their nei ghbors in Anchor Point.
 York has started toward clearing the lot north of the school on which the Community Club building is to be builts A number of the men spent Monday afternoon cutting down trees and clearing away the bruShe E
Homer news., 1955-06-16
DAUGHTER BORN


 Mrs. Go orgo Dahlgren has received word of the birth of a daughter to MT. and Mrs. Robert Freeman in Alexandria, Egypts Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Dah1gren re sis ters.
 The Freemans were marie q in Homer last summer while he was with the Robert H. Ray Company doing ge ophys ical explorati ion work in this area He is wi tn the same company in Egypt.
 The new baby we ighed 2 lb. 5 oz. and has been named Les lie Lynne
 Mrs. Dah1gren said that the Freemans left Texas on April 10 and flew to Alexan- dria aboard the same plane carrying Ad1ai Stevensone
Homer news., 1955-06-16
ANNOUNCE ENGL CEMENT

Rev. and Mrs. Art hur Nichols have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miriam, to Kenneth Hu1ing of chugiaks
 The bride-to-be recently returned to Homer from Los Angeles wfe re she has been attend ing the Southern cal1r- ornia Bible College.
 The young couple plan to he married August 3 in An- chorages
Homer news., 1955-06-16
ON TRIP TO STATES

Roberta King, dau ghter of Mir. and Mrs. Gene King, left last Friday for Anch orage rh ere she boa rded a plane for Denver, Colorado. She was to be met in Denver by relatives to proceed by car to Lemon Grove, California Wfe re she will remain for a visit with her grand parents. This is her first visit Outside since she was five years old. She will be a sophomore in the Hone r high school next fall.
Homer news., 1955-06-16
FIRST ANNIVERSARY

K D AlVlVl V L ROAKl
 this the it's Of present noting passage year like to thanks Homer given their regularly purchased paper stands worked hard bring
 aSy newspaper or our 1ye' me 1ac1 nat w a1e now serdng our second year t to us ample testimony that we
 Looking the of paper ago, feel that safely that con- progress paper 10, 1854 attempt with supplies. using the during learning is reflected in the day papers.
 During the have initiated several "firsts." M the first to bring regular the Anchor Point Homer readers. Regular daily ports initiated in the News We started and plan to continue with TradeAtme which believe has increased the spending of dollars locally instead of through the catalogue and in other Alaskan cities.
 When to Homer to operate the News, knew that had choice of of three roads o follow So far as the paper was cncerned The first road vas the neutral road that would have required only that arguments The second raod would have been almost to travel it's only requirement would have been that gard1ss of feelings The third road the in- aerendent it follow. thoughts through ed1torta columns mun1ty problems. the problems and their effect the community. few people resented various 1ssues but the main believe of the people accepted them Che thoughts of the editor has tried to look at both sides of the situation hand.
 Realizing the danger practice a1- leuing thoughts neus always kept editorials separated from ner To like to editorials those don't. If the and editorials kept separato then every reader freely take his editors opinion subtle and dangerous step is taken when the edi tor places his opinion in his readers educated to find ing only tores fail realize that the editor has btly mixed opinion with fact n effort thinking his readers.
 We intend continue way urting the this News confirmed belief that not along completely with leaders must remain neutra1s
 How do we like after year? we like it. Is healthy, community with much to liking, that is and filled with eople active it's development. frightened dshoartoned that have during the ttt is the growth spoke matter of fact, ink the people that the coming will the mun1ty spirit undreamed to toard this to the Alaska World readers look ghbors, their findings, and to work to develop they
Homer news., 1955-06-16
VISITING FROM ANCHORAGE

Mary wilkinson of Anch or age has been visit ing MT. and Mrs. Bud Uninski for the past couple of weeks. While here she has been getti ing her cab in located in the Fairview subdivision ready for rent ing
Homer news., 1955-06-16
All PICNIC RE-SCHIDIED

The All picnic that ms to have been held at the Spit last Saturday was canoe lied, because of the rain. It will be held this coming Saturday, weat her permt ting.
Homer news., 1955-06-16
VISITING SPEAKERS AT CHURCH

V1OLI LINT pr EAtAIIlO lA1 Nl1UE0I1
 Rev. Milton Davis and daughter and fiance and Rev. Riley and wife of Asbury Park New Jersay were guests of the Homer Gospel Tabernacle Sun day. Rev. Davis and Rev. Riley were que st speakers at the Sunday services.
Homer news., 1955-06-16
TAKEN TO ANCHORAGE

Turk Monroe, local home stead CT, Was taken to Anchorage Saturday in an Anchorage CAP plane. He uas re ported to be suffering from an old back injury and had to be moved by stretcher to the hospita1s
Homer news., 1955-06-16
ITS HIRE

Summer i've hope) Is here at lastl Now you can get out those sumne r clothes and get th em cleaned up and ready to wear. All you have to do is phone 256 for free pick up and delivery service for the best tn quality cleaning. HOMER CLEANERS.
, 1955-02-26

Before you buy furniture for
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Real Estate
King Street, Christiansted
This is the type Of furniture
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own. Now you can. Come or
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UNIrED

UNITED ~.
The communists have been
bringing in jet planes and
new troops which places U.N.
at a sharp disadvantage, the
report said.
, 1955-02-26
S U M M o N S
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:
70: Felix Vasquez, Defendant

Within the time limited by law, april IS, 1850 you are
hereby required to appear before this Court and answer to
a complaint filed against you in this action; and in case Of
your failure to appear or answer, judgement by default will
be taken against you as demanded in the Complaint, for ac-
ton for the dissolution of the marriage contract.
Witness my hand and the Seal of the Court this 21st
day of October, 1854, AID.
Almeric I. Christian GEORGE "A. MENA
Attorney for Plaintiff Clerk of the Court