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Support by Eisenhower
Seen as Boon to Nixon

President Eisenhower ready to give Vice President
Nixon unusual opportunity to build his 1860 presidential pros
poets by Mr. Nixon spokesman for administration
policies
speech New York Thursday night calling for
Britain. is regarded in political quarters
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-09
PROPERTY TRANSFERS

The house of Katherine Fran cis and the adjoining property of the Nazarene Church has been purchased by Willie Senungetuk.
 
 Chester and Helen Patterson purchf ed the Howard Lyng residc-,ce from the estate.
 Martin Olson has purchased a residence from Earl Scott.
 Bonnie Hahn has purchased the east 25 feet of Lot ' in Block 29.
 
 Pearse Walsh has purchased the property of John Powell, and the residence of A. C. Wheeler.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-09
w A N T A ID $

FOUND - Pair woman's glasses. Call Nugget.
 FOR SALE - 16' x l8' cabin, sheathed with T & c lumber on roof, walls, outside and inside. Walls insulated. Red 122. l34 ALASKA AIRLINES needs maid or janitor two hours each day from pm. until 5 pm, for general housekeeping duties in office and crew rooms. Apply Alaska Airlines New Office Building. 134
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-09
MIR. AND MRS. ROELL
 TO LEAVE THIS WEEKEND

MT. and Mrs. Dick Roell, well known pioneers who have been here for the past month, are planning to leave this week end for their home in Seattle.
 MT. Roell is retired electrical engineer who lived and raised his family here, has been on special assignment for the US. Smelling Go. for the past month. Both he and Mrs. Roell have been visiting their daughter, Mary Honsberger, and their many friends who are reluctant to see them leave again.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-09
New Antenna Mast For AFRS Being Erected Behind Wallace Hotel

The new antenna for AFRS is being constructed back of the Wallace Hotel and is reported to be taller than the one now located at Nome Field.
 The new headquarters for the Armed Forces Radio Station will be in the basement of the Wallace Hotel, which has been selected for the convenience of station per sonnel.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-09
Pioneer Roof Garden To Be Held Dec. 9th

The Pioneers of Alaska have announced their annual Roof Garden will be held on Dec. 8 with Frank Morris as chairman for the event. He will be assisted by Bob Scott, Don Hungerford, and Axel Edman and plans are already rolling for an unusually interesting program with special entertainment of various kinds.
 One of the traditional events is the giving away of large gold nugget mined in Alaska. These rare specimens are becoming harder and harder to find, but the Pioneers, ever on the alert, have in their possession this year one of the most beautiful nuggets ever given.
 Chas. D.. Jones, who attended the meeting of the Grand Igloo of Pioneers held this month in Cordova, reported on a most in teresting three-day program with over a hundred Pioneers in at tendance from all over Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-09
Cub Scout Bake
 Sale on Tuesday

There are 49 little boys in Nome who want to be Cub Scouts and there will be more when these 49 realize their ambition. But only five ladies in town have responded to the urgent plea of Cub leaders and signified their willingness to give their time to the Cub Scout program.
 One den mother put it this way: Parents are constantly aware of the startling juvenile delinquency in the country today, but when asked to direct the boys in their early years haven't the time" or .shaven't the experience. This at a time when little minds and little fingers need something con- structive to do.
 Those working with the pro- gram realize the good it is doing and hope for two more volun- teers will come forward very soon. They need not be mothers, but anyone who has desire to help.
 In the meantime the Cubs want to help themselves so they have planned a Bake Sale for Tuesday, Nov. 13 so they can purchase the necessary instruction books and supplies. Donations of food may be made through Mrs. Bill Doyle.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-09
Important Meeting Of Scout Leaders Called Tonight At School

An important meeting is called for tonight for Boy Scout lead CTS of Troop 666, the Explorers, Cub Scouts and Scout committee members, to meet with Tod Pur- cell, Boy Scout Executive for this area. The meeting is to start at 7:30 at the High School Assembly room and all parents and others interested in any way in the Scouting program are invited to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-09
Marion Sheldon Acquitted In Commissioners Court Trial

Marion Sheldon of Kotzebue was found not guilty in a jury trial in Commissioners Court on Wednesday afternoon. The charge was drunk and disorderly con- duct. Her attorney was Fred Crane of Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-09
N o T I c E

The public is asked to cooper ale and report 10 the police all instances of persons dumping garbage within inc city or on the beach within the city limits.
 The city went 10 considerable expense this past year to clean up the beach and anyone dump ing garbage within the city limits will be prosecuted.
 We ask citizens' cooperation in reporting all violations.
 Carl Webb. Chief of Police
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-09
Cecil Tiernagel Killed In
 Plane Mishap In Washington

Cecil Tjernagel, the son of C. J. Tjernagel, was killed recently while flying commercial plane on a routine flight over Moses Lake, Wash, according to a letter received here. The elder Tier nagel lived in Nome from 1888 to 1941.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-09
DOG OWNERS NOTICE

Half year licenses are now available af City Clerks office. $l for males. Sl.50 for females.
 Dog owners are cautioned to keep their animals tied up as all loose dogs will be impounded and disposed of according to city ordinance.
 Carl Webb. Chief of Police
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-09
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Billy Koweluk and Marion Saccheus.
 Discharged: Lawrence Hunt and Tracy Tingiyou.
The Nome nugget., 1956-11-09

A daughter was born Thursday evening at MMM Hospital to MT and Mrs. Ernest Saccheus.
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Ed SULL|V
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

Mahon. Barbara Luna,
touring with "Teahouse Of the
August Moon" engaged to
Freddie Stewart. Franchot
Tone dating Dolores Dorm.
Frank Capra will do a remake
of Runyon's Lady For a Day"
A daughter for the Bob
Millers walt Disney's daugh-
teri. Bill Holden studying
japanese in preparation for a
Nippon visit.
OrSon Welles has cleared I'D
completely his tax bill to Uncle
Sam. CoSmopolitan's famed
Jon Whitcomb and Dolores Gray
a twosome. Paulette Ames,
daughter of the Paul AmeSes, to
wed Daniel GroSSman come June.
Humphrey Bogart has lost
ten pounds since his operation.
Nat Herzfeld'S lad. Steve,
prefers Mona Knox. Theater
Guild had first crack at MY
Fair Lady" The H. Ridgely
Bullocks, jr. ("Fallen Angels
co-producer) expect a June
stork. Robert Fellows to
wed Donna Stewart. Tom
Neal, off the screen since brawl-
ing with Franchot Tone over
Barbara Payton, and now maitre
d. at the Doll House in Palm
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known him to finish a sentence.
II inhale the conversation
through vibration" Vic explains.
The japanese Civic Light
Opera Association is paging By
ron Palmer to tour Japan this
summer in "Showboat." In adj
dition to a nice fat salary,
they've offered him a staff of
nine servants! The tall, dark
and handsome Byron will sing
on Cole Porter Night at the Hol-
lywood Bowl this summer with
Patricia Morrison.
Hugh Marlowe's leading lady
in the first of his First Nighter
TV series at Columbia will be
none other than that studios
prize package, Kim Novak. And
| if that doesn't sell the pilot,
nothing will.
Ruth Roman called to say
she has received a unique offer.
II just got a call from Rome
offering me lot of money to
come to Italy to do a TV series
to be dubbed in Spanish, to be
played in the United States and
England. I still haven't figured it
out. but I guess that's show biz
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Fugitive Charged
In Assault Robbery

A fugitive sought by police for
a year and a half. accused of
fracturing the skull of a man
in his Cos with a table leg be-
fore robbing him, was charged
yesterday with robbery with
force and violence,
According to Precinct Detective
j. ]. Wolf, the fugitive, James
Elijah Smith, 80. colored, was
arrested on a tip on March 81
in Atlanta. Ga. after eluding
police in several Southern States
since his disappearance in Sep
TENDER. 1854.
Detective Wolf said Thomas
Joseph. SO, of the 900 block of
Fifth street NE, identified
Smith as the man who struck
and robbed him at Norman's
Furniture Exchange, 1927 Sew
enth street NV, on the night
Of September IL. 1854. Mr.. Jo-
seph said Smith. a former en-
ploye Of the store, hit him over
the head with a table leg, drag
ged him down the steps into the
cellar, bound and gagged him
and took 500 out of his billfold.
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Springs. gets a comeback chance
via Alan Laid. Laid and Neal
worked as extras together when
they started in films. Ramsay
Ames. in Alexander the Great"
recuperating from an ulcer OPP
Grafton.
Mario Lanza's earnings from
I"Serenade" expected to be more
than a million; $50 of the
United States profits latter pro-
duction cost and 400 of Euro
pean profits. Don Siegel,
Viveca Lindfors' ex. and Doe
Avedon serious. Rex Stout's
daughter, Rebecca, to marry
William Bradbury, Bates stu
dent. Martin (Climax) Man
uliS and his wife expecting.
Phil Harris jr. into the Air
Force. Eleanor Warick and
ABC's Lou Feldstein honey
incoming. :. Sydney Chaplin and
Elsa Martinelli a duet. +. The
Sal Maglies, who recently
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NEW YORK.-Monaco tossed
a bombShell into the laps of
American femmeS by advising
they MUST wear pastel gowns
to five wedding balls. Local
dreSsmakers say they can't
handle emergency orders of dis
tressed gals. +. After 20 months,
Ezio Pima happily looks forward
to exiting from Fanny" come
June. for a long European vaca-
ton. Eight shows a week were
tough enough" says PIMA, but
worst of all was that siege of
pleurisy," He'll do a straight
comedy next season, with Sylvia
Sidney playing his daughter.
Jane Bunche, DR.. Ralph
Bunches youngest daughter,
marrying Korean vet Burton
Pierce in September. The
Dom DiMaggios expect an Oc-
tober Stork. Bobo Rookie
feller's escort, Duke di San
Miento. The John Marshall
Smiths (she'S Ogden Nash's
daughter LindelD called the baby
Bridgit. UCLA's All-America
Halfback Ronnie Knox and
Goldwyn girl Marilyn Darrow
serious. Faith Baldwin a
grandma in June via her son, the
Steve Cuthrells. Betty Betz
honeymooning with Frank Nc
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HOLLYWOOD (NANA) Its
beginning to look like a marriage
for young Natalie Wood and
Raymond Burr, who usually
plays villains on the screen.
He'll visit me in Honolulu. a."
Natalie told me, when I go
there with my mother after I
finish The Burning Hills I'll
go to Korea with Raymond at
Christmas, and we're hoping to
do Anne of a Thousand Days
at the Padadena Playhouse. We
have an understanding for the
future. But don't want to marry
before I'm %" They met in Cry
in the Night" HE plays a peep
ing tom with a mother complex,
and he kidnapS me-" Next
film for Natalie will be with Tab
Hunter again. The Girl He Left
Behind" And Natalie is
also UP for the Joan Crawford
RoSSano Brazil "Story of Esther
Costello"-if Warmers will loan
her.
Phyllis Kirk goes back to New
York for some more TV after
Back From Eternity" And to
see my poor little apartment.
j.. Metro is paging British actor
Anthony Steele for The Painted
VEIL" with Eleanor Parker.
And Robert Fellows has Steele
set for The Judas Kiss" with
Anita Ekberg. They'll be married
by the time they make the pic
ture. Now all that remNins
is for agent Peter Shaw to re-
negotiate Tony's contract with
Rank so that he can live in
Hollywood.
4 4
Andrea Leeds. who was a star
for Sam Goldwyn before she
married Bob Howard. introduced
me to her daughter at the Bev-
erly Brown Derby. The young
lady is two inches taller than
mama, with lot of her beauty.
3d.. Doris Day hates to fly, but
this weeks filming for Julie
will be done aboard an airliner
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HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
He'll Visit Her in Honolulu

during flight above San Fran
cisco.
Marilyn Monroe is back from
Sun Valley to finish BUS Stop
in Hollywood. and hopping mac
over that unflattering photo.
graph that appeared in all the
papers. The moral: If you are
a star, you cannot be comfort
able like other folk. You mus
always be dressed and ready fol
the camera.
Now that Ann Sheridan nas
broken the ice with Come Mex
Spring." she'll be making more
pictures in Hollywood, The for
mer "Oomph" queen has put or
weight and on her it looks good
To attain the poundage Annie
spiked her ginger ale with
cream. In the old days. Anr
would do almost anything fol
a gag. One time she spent &
whole day Disgusting herself a.
a Mexican extra to fool Hum.
phrey Bogart in Treasure o.
Sierra Madre."
A card from a youngstel
wants to know, Whatever hap.
pened to Rhubarb. the movie
star cate" The last l heard O.
him he had a one-day bit with
Dean Martin and Jerry Levi,
| in "Pardners."
News from the funny face
set. Fred Astaire will be racing
his 3-year-old horse, Buddy
Rich. named for the drummer
at Hollywood Park this season
Buddy won his last race at Cal.
iente by eight lengths.
CoStar Audrey Hepburn sur
prised us with a low throaty
contralto. singing the Gershwir
song, How Long Has This Beer
Going On?" Which is what
want to know. too.
The "Sharkfighters" in Cubs
were worried without word Of
star Victor Mature. But he
showed up on the first day Of
production, as usual. Vic has nc
use for words and I've neve
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AIRPORT

DAT MrR CE. 3-4I1I. Geo. Palmer
61EAASAA Hwy. Via Peace Cross,
Out L.: $. 50, Right on 5Oi. or
col. Left 3 Miles. Riddles Free.
ROCK DSON NEVER SAY
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WINELAND THEATERS

abe DRIVEN 10, ZOO 'T .n . ted
Open $50 Pm MAuREEN O'HARA
eeolor. a. 30, l0:a7 Cartoon at
S.23, ROBERT TAYLOR. STEWART
GRANGER. DEBRA PAGET in THE
LAST HUNT CinemaScope and
Technicolor, at SAB
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THE EVENING STAR Bis

WASHINGTON. ID. L.
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1888
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adopted a baby boy, now will
adopt a daughter. Director
William Dieterle's bid to buy
UFA studios. rejected by West
German government. Dick
Winslow, 1.-THE Benny Goodman
Story" will marry TV actress
Nina Bara. E. The Ernie (NBC)
Gluckmans expecting an October
stork. Recommended: De-
lightful revue at Julius Monk s
colorful Downstairs Room.
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HILLSIDE DRIVEN

JOS 20 SECS goo MarlhSEe PIKE Sc;
GOODBYE" Technicolor at 100.
1850 Cartoon at S.46 RICHARD
BASFHART in CANYON CROSS
ROADS" at 9 90
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7sazEE NE|CHBORHOO6a 8aqid iGzS
Films of More Than Routine Merit

bad DAY AT BLACK ROCK"-Spencer Tracy in
well-made outdoor suspense yarn.
1.-THE BENNY GOODMAN STORY"-The plots inspired
but the wonderful swing sound track surely is.
"CAROUSEL"-A bOuntifuI played sung
zesfuIly by Shirley JONES' Gordon MacRae.
THE COURT JESTER'-Glyns Johns and Danny Kaye in
rollcking spool of big movie spectaces
Guys AND DOLLS'-Mar0n BrandO Jean Simmons Frank
Snara in the lively Damon RunyOn musical
THE HUNDRED-HOUR HUNT"-SuSpense in the best British
traditions Anthony Steele, Jack Warner
"MARTYThe for ScenarSt Paddy ChayeVSky
Actor Ernest BOrgnine Director Delbert Mann.
ITO HELL AND BACK"-Aude Murphy in the story of his
World War ii military career.
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UNDERWOOD

Mrs. Carney CLANCY, Cumber-
land, and son Robert and wife. who
recently returned from England,
were Thursday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Fulk.
Mrs. Geraldine Ludwig and chill
dren spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles SoelterS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Sanders
and family we're Sunday dinner
guests of their brother Freeman
and family, Corinth, w. Va. Mrs.
Hattie Upole returned home with
her daughter for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Shaffer
and baby spent Thursday with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fulk and
daughter, Rockville, and Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Fulk and family, King
wood, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan Fulk.
Glenn Waybright, of Pittsburgh,
and a college friend, Leslie Fugedy,
of Morgantown, w. Va, spent the
weekend with the formers home
folks, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Way
bright
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Friend were their brother,
James Ford, Romney, w. Va; Mr.
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their alliances with other nations
were of no value if they would not
follow the Word of the Lord. We
should have learned through the
stupidity of three wars in the past
forty years that we can gain moth
ing by fighting.
Only where men are willing to
follow God can there be, in the
true sense of the word, peace. So,
as we celebrate this Memorial Day,
let us look into history, ancient and
modern, search out the revelation
of God, the weaknesses and
strengths of other individuals and
nations, and thus be prepared to
make our world, and ourselves as
individuals more like His children.
This is our only hope.
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Memorial Services Held

"GIlII ldN 9Ci NlNS9 ''~N6
Rev. II. Edgar Suite, pastor of the
Grantsville Methodist church, de-
livered the Memorial Day address
at the Grantsville cemetery on
Wednesday. Grantsville Post No.
pa, American Legion, sponsored
the annual holiday observance.
A parade formed at the school
at l0:45 In line of march were the
Legionaires. firemen, scouts, WOW
and the Northern High school
band
Members of the Legion post also
went to Bittinger for a service at
noon and to New Germany to sa-
lutte deceased veterans there at
p. m The grave registration chair
man, Ira Stark. was in charge at
Mt. Zion and Blocher; c. c. Ben
der. Donald Newman and Jonas
Mckenzie, in charge at Grants
Vile, Finzel, johnson and AViltOn;
Ray jenkins at New Germany and
Ebert Bucket at Bittinger Graves
of all veterans in these areas were
marked.
Officers Installed
New officers of Grantsville Post
PA, American Legion, were in
stalled at recent meeting by Ern-
est Poland, Barton, vice-command-
er of Mountain district D. W..
Hershberger, area commander, as
sisted.
Taking office were Donald New
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GT.NnfSUfEFe NeEUS

man, commander; Willard Layman,
first vice-commander; Randall Will
ey, second vice-commander; c. c.
Bender, adjutant; Woodrow Weller,
finance officer; Neil Yommer, chap
lain: Carl Miller, color bearer; d.
w. Hershberger, service officer;
Donald Prichard, historian; Ellis
Martin, sergeant-at-arms; and Ivan
f. Miller, steward.
A Mountain District meeting will
be held at Grantsville Sunday at
the Legion home. Members of the
auxiliary unit will serve lunch.
P.-T.A. Dinner Held
The local Elementary school held
its annual P.-TA. dinner May %
in the school auditorium with
Michael Duda, president, in charge.
II was announced that the Ameri-
can Legion post had contributed
500 for playground equipment.
Foster A. Riggs, principal, an
nounced that the same officers
would serve for another year.
Willard L. Hawkins, county
superintendent of schools, eX-
pressed appreciation for c. o. Ben
der's service on Board of Educa-
ton, and congratulated the princi-
pal, faculty and P.-TA. for CO.
operation Mr. Duda presented a
gift to Mr.. Riggs from the PEA.
Other guests included Mrs. Haw-
kins and son, Oakland; Mrs. Ross
Speicher, Accident; Mrs. Duda and
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and Mrs Jack Ford, of Whining
ton, Delaware.
Charles Soelters and grandson
Eugene Ludwig, visited in Pitts
burgh on Friday.
Monday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Canaan were Miss Joyce
Faye Hebb and Buddy" Ray Arm
old, of Wyandotte, Mich; Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy c. Arnold and two chill
dren, of Flat Rock, Mich. Mrs Arm
old and children remained for a
longer visit with her uncle and
aunt, the Canans.
Elwood Martin was a recent Wis
itor of Charles SOelters.
Miss NADIA Marie Fulk accompa-
MED Mrs. Fred Glotfelty and
daughter to Uniontown, Pa, shop
ping on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Friend and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hardesty,
COrinth, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Canaan at
tended funeral rites for Mrs. Jo-
seph Arnold in Leadmine, w. Va,
MONDAY.
A special dedication service is
being planned for the Underwood
Church basement on Sunday after
noon, June 3, at 2:3O o'clock, DIST
DR.. T. l.. Miles, conference super
intendent will be the guest speak
err The public is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nutter and
daughter, of Baltimore, were Sat
urday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sines. Evening callers
were Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sines.
Eugene, Donald and Ivadine Mat
thewS were in Westernport on
Wednesday as dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Fazenbaker, and
attended the centennial celebra-
ton.
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Highlight of the Junior and
Senior prom at Southern High
school gymnasium recently was the
browning of the queen, Ann Troy.
and her escort, Toby Colaw They
were crowned by Kenneth Johns,
principal.
The browning occurred during
intermission with Janet Leighton
as maid of honor. Her escort was
Paul Cooper The queens court
and their escorts were Beverly
Winters and Skip Sewers, Pat Gort-
ner and Bob Marley, Sandra Mich
OILS and Allen Knots, Kay Hanlin
and Bill Moore, Vonda Pike and
Jack MerSing, Dolores Vetter and
Ted Raynovich, Mary Jane Brown
ing and Richard Lyons, Arveta
Bell and Charles Mason.
The queen was attired in an aqua
net gown over taffeta with white
accessories. The maid of honor's
gown was of blue lace over net
and taffeta. John Brown, vice
president of the Junior class acted
as host for the browning of the
queen. Dick Mace sang The Des-
ert Song" The photo shows Mr..
Johns placing the crown on Colaw.
Ann was crowned a few minutes
previously.
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William Blum, of Washington
ID, c., who is spending the week
end with the Matthews, Edward
Fazenbaker and Donald Matthews
are going on fishing excursion
this week.
Rev. Eugene Matthews is the
evangelist at a revival service OF
the Assembly of God Church in
Friendsville which started Sunday
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
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CARD OF THANKS

l desire to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to all my
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and helpfulness during
the illness and following the death
of my husband, the late William
DeWeese.
l also want to thank Rev w. S.
Patterson for his comforting words
and all those who gave flowers and
contributed the use of their auto
mobiles for the funeral service.
Mrs. William DeWeese
ADV. 1t.
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of expressing
our sincere thanks to friends and
neighbors for the many kindnesses
shown us during the illness and
following the death of our dear
mother and sister, the late Mrs.
EStella Sweeney.
We also want to thank all those
who gave flowers and contributed
the use of their automobiles for
the funeral service.
Daughter, Brothers, Sisters
Adv If
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Mrs. Riggs. Mrs. Anna r. Beachy
directed group singing. A program
was presented by the 9th grade
under direction of Mrs. Elizabeth
Williams. Dinner was served by
homeroom mothers and cafeteria
workers and served by 9th grade
girls
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Keith Stahl we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Silfies and Mrs. Cecilia
Silfies, of Frederickstown, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Parks, Mt. Storm,
w. Va.