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27,819 Pribilof Fur Seal Skins Brings S2,7l4,852 ait Sale

WASHINGTON, R- The gov ernment reported that prices of United States fur seals dropped at the semi annual auction in St. Louis last week
 A total of 27,819 skins from the Fish and Wildlife Services seal ing industry on the Pribilof Is lands brought $2,546, 1892. This was an average of $91.56 a skin.
 Last October 26,890 skins were sold for S2,714,852, an average of $1OO.96, and the average a year ago was $93.27.
 In addition to the United States skins, 3,453 South African fur seal skins were auctioned last week for the Union of South Africa at an average of $3235 and $50 Uru- quay fur seal skins were sold for the government of Uruguay at an average of $31.04.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-19

New Assortment of Sweaters Just Arrived at Cavota's
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-19

TURKEY - NERO - 7se per lb.
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Edwin A. Lonke Dies.
Acc Insurance Heed

Edwin A. Lamke, developer
of the Atomic Energy Com
missions Government insur-
ance program for commercial
nuclear reactors, died Sunday
Of q cerebral hemorrhage at
Suburban Hospital. He was 40.
Mr.. Lamke was in charge of
the indemnity section of the
Aces commercial development
branch and headed the pro-
gram enacted September 2
through which the Government
viii insure privately owned re-
actors UP to $500 million for
damage from reactor accidents.
The acc was scheduled to
announce today that Mr.. Lamke
had completed the first phase
or the program series of
temporary regulations.
He started with the Acc in
1851 as industrial specialist in
the reactor development d.
vision. He was appointed spe-
cialist for industrial develop
ment in 1854 and last year was
placed in charge of the pro-
gram that made classified in
formation available for private
use. He was appointed head
Of the indemnity section in
March.
From 1913 to 1851 Mr..
Lamke was assistant to the
chief conservation engineer of
the Tennessee Valley Authority.
He assisted in the administra-
ton. Of regional development
programs in the iva region.
A native Of Crystal Lake,
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William R. Cude,
Former Official
Of Lakeland, Fla.

William r. Cade. II, of 5000
Crathie lane. Fairway Hills,
Md, died Sunday, at Suburban
Hospital after several weeks of
illness.
Mr.. Cade, who moved to
Florida from here in 1925 to
practice law. returned to the
District in 1919. From 1943 to
1948 Mr.. Cade served as city
and mayor commissioner of
Lakeland, Fla. He retired in
1913.
He was a member of Christ
Church. Alexandria, Va, of the
American and District Bar
Associations. and of the Alex
andria Washington Lodge No.
% FRAN. He was a 32nd degree
Mason.
Surviving is his wife, Mrs.
William r. Cade. Of the home
address.
Funeral services were to be
held at the Humphrey funeral
home, Bethesda Chevy Chase,
at 1880 pm. today. Burial was
to be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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John DeIopIone, ;
Retired Rail Clerk

john Delaplane, rs. a retired
Pennsylvania Railroad clerk,
died Sunday at the Sharon
nursing home, Olney, Md.
Mr.. Delaplane was q resi-
dent Of Philadelphia for so
years and lived here with his
late sisters, the Misses Annette
and Augusta Delaplane. He was
a native of Hancock, Md.
He participated in activities
Of st. Johns Episcopal Church
here. st. Johns Episcopal Orr
phanage and the Theological
Episcopal Seminary, Alexan-
dria.
Arrangements will be by
Warner E. Humphrey funeral
home, 8434 Georgia avenue, Sill.
yer Spring. with burial in the
cemetery of st. Johns Church.
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Mich. he was awarded a bache-
Tor and master of arts degree in
economies from Washington
University in st. Louis.
He is survived by his wife
Edythe T. Lamke, and his
daughters, Carol, IL; Deborah
IL; all Of the home address
6l20 32d place NV, and Mrs
Richard L. Pentecost, Airing
ton, and his mother, Mrs
George w. Lamke, of st. Louis
Services will be at IL am
tomorrow at Humphreys funer-
al home. Bethesda, with burial
in Parklawn Cemetery.
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In @Pmtnrtant

LANCASTER. ROBERT. In LOVING
ROBERT LANCASTER. who depsrted
this life one year ago today, SEN
TENDER 10, 1856.
The road into the sunset
A,tson0snns ne AZ must tread;
When one goes on ahead
still there is comfort knowing
we will meet again some day,
When grief and pain are over
AnG ov Shs CLOUDS %svh have J roll ed away.
LUsBY. WARD NJ. A tribute OF love 70
our dear Brother. WARD NJ. LUSBY,
no ,a beis Us 80 suddenly September
Loving thoushts and sweet memories
VIOLA AED !. soBHY.
MORRIS, LILLIAN BEANIE. In mem.
ory Of our loved one, LILLIAN
BEANIE NORRIS. who left US three
years ago today.
Another year from US has passed,
10. swiftly glide the days.
IN our hearts are memories. dear.
mat finger with the heeting years
A mothers love is never foreotten.
Nor her faithful, tender care:
May the Good Shepherd forever keep
her
= III julia IAN 4rR IRON EDWARD.
NEWMAN. FLORA Z. In memory Of
ny loving mother, FLORA Z. NEW
MAN, who departed this life ten
years ago, September 10. Ip4S.
The time seems short. though years
The bond o. love sttlI fingers on.
AE Nxr REv0TED SON. CHARLES A.
ROSE, JOSEPHINE q. IN lasting mem-
Org Of our darling mother, JOSE
PHlNE l; ROSE who went to her
September 10. 1858.
30 sweetlv did she speak and love,
90 wonderful to remember
Thai some day ve hope and pray
Wen be with her forever.
H1k LOVING CHILDREN, ABHER.
MIRIAM AND LILLIAN
SHAW. PEARL 2. In loving memory
q ny dear daughter. PEARL Z
aeo today, September 10, 1852.
Every day in some small way.
memories OF you come nv wav;
Time ana years roll swiftly by
But love and memories never die.
HER DEVOTED MOTHER
VANCE. RALPH. In memory Of our
eei1ved husband, father and Erand-
Der 10. 1856.
YOUR LOVING WIPE, NETTIE:
DAUGHTER. JOAN. AND GRAND
CHILDREN DENY9E AND KEITH
WESLEY, HATTIE EVA. Time Speeds
on. six years this September 10,
have passed.
God saw the road was getting rough
And the hills we're hard to climb,
30 He closed your weary eyelids
Ana whispered, Peace be thine"
An your love and tender care,
Your companionship so rare,
We remember nov today.
Although you are far away.
There could never be another
As wonderful as you, dear Mother.
YOUR CHILDREN.
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Darn nj Chunks

OF q Il" G late WALTER ' NJ. Guy. Jr',
wishes to express their heartfelt
thanks and appreciation for the
many kindnesses shown by his many
friends during our recent bereave-
ment THE FAMILY.
JOHNSON, GERTRUDE B. The family
of the late GERTRUDE b JOHNSON
wishes to express their deep appre-
citation TO the neighbors many
friends and the Rev Jefferson Rogers.
who so thoughtfully expressed SYM
sympathy through their service and
deeds Of Kindness shown during our
recent bereavement. THE FAMILY,
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DEATHS

Announcement Of
Services By Chamber

DONOHUE. BRIDGET. In sad but
loving remembrance Of our dearly
beloved aunt, BRIDGET DONOHUE,
who departed this life sixteen years
ago today. September 10. 1p41
Anniversary mass ct st. Stephens
and 81. Anthony's Churches.
Althoush sixteen long years have
our love for you will forever last
HER DEVOTED NIEcEs AND
DUNLOP, HESTER. In loving mem
Org Of my wife. HESTER DUNLOP.
who departed this life three wears
aso today. September 10. 1864.
Sleep on. dear one, take your rest
We all loved you. but God loves you
best. THE FAMILY.
LANCASTER ROBERT. In sad but
beautiful memory Of our dear be-
loved foster son and brother. ROB-
ERT LANCASTER who departed this
life one year ago today. September
10. 1885.
Our hearts are gradually mending
from the loss Of our loved one
DEVOTED FOSTER MOTHER, MRS
LEIITlA STEWART. AND POSTER
SISTERS.
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

Very often o cord Of thonks In
The StoT meets o need which con
hardly be solved in 0ny Other wuy
Not only Is il o sroeiOus expression
Of gratitude to those who how sent
florul tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the mony to whom o per
sonol note OF thonks eunnot we'll be
mailed o. whose names ond I'd.
dresses ore NOT known insertion Of
o eefd Of thonks moy be Ovonsed
BY telephone to The Sto' ST
$4,000
The Evening and Sunday StO'
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. G. SHAFFER, INC.
EXPRESSIVE Floral Tributes Moderately
Rtlced Open daily, sun holidayi
Fnone orders also RceeINd. $40 To- Q
Eesk nights. U0S 14th St. nv.
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ward Douglass White
Council. No. 2473, X. OF
C., are requested to as
semble at Ives Funeral
Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va. at s pm,
Tuesday. September 10.
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Crematorium

Crematorium
Z J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
sth ana Mass Ave NE III $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veteran 9uflal Allowance $3.50
blo 81 NE. IL 3-4sSC
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DFathH

DUDLEY. SALLY. oficers and mem
bers of the zipporah Tent, No. 1856,
are hereby notified Of the death OF
our late sister, SALLY DUDLEY
Called meeting on Tuesday, Septem-
Der 10, 1857, at pm, at the
Murray. d Son Funeral Home. 1887
10th st. NV. Services on Wednes-
day. September IL, at / pm. at
EDNA J. BURNETTE. Leader.
HENRIETTA BERRY, Secretary.
DUDLEY, SALLIE. Funeral services
49,, will be held on Tuesday,
HTS pm, at the L. Z. Murray
Funeral Home, 1887 10th st.
NV, for our late daughter,
SALLIE DUDLEY OF Forest
- Temple. No 8. !. B. p. o.
sExrRIcE E. JOHNSON,
EsTELLE C. BRiScoE' Fin, Secy
DUDLEY, SALLIE. Funeral services
wv SALLiE DUDLEY OF Magnolia
Council Of /. B. P. Q. E.
OF w, viii be held on Tues
day, September 10, 1857. at
~ $50 . m, at the L. E. Muir
- ray Funeral Home, 1857 10th
ST, NV. BELLE SPRAGUE.
Loyal Daughter Ruler.
GRACE BENNETT,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ga r st. NV NO 7-Ol33
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HULLh. FLUkENtE. On Saturday,
September Z, 1885, a. the Russell
beloved sister Of Mrs Mary Mum
ford and Mrs Laura Washineton
Also surviving are a host Of grand-
children and other relatives and
friends. After pm Wednesday.
September IL. friends may call al
the SNOW Den Funeral Home, Rock
Vile MD. where funeral services
viii be ne!d on Thursday, September
IL. At pm the Rev LanRford.
pastor Interment Germantown. Nd
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PINkERTON. ORION MILLER. SUI

f fssy o RI MG MILLER Sf pIsKsRroN
OF 81 18th s. ne. beloved husband
OF Nell Ptnkerton Friends may call
81 the Robert A. Msttingly Funeral
Home, l3l llth 81 Sc. until
Funeral services and interment Al
the Mason Funeral Home. Jeannette.
Pa. on Thursday, September IL.
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September g.. 1857. PEARL E HER
OF Max Weyl. grandmother Of Nancy
Seamon and Kelvin Weyl and sister
OF Mrs william j jacob Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, 1855
Pa. ave. NV. tcourtesy parking OPP
positel. where services will be held
on Wednesday, September IL at 10
am. Interment Washington Hebrew
Conservation Cemetery. In lieu OF
flowers. contributions may be made
to the Heart Fund. 10
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DWELL. MAURICE RICHARD.

fI11z IIth 81. NV, on September
=, 1857. husband OF the late Leila
Powell. father OF Mrs Alvin Eng
lish, Mrs. Douglas Wood. Mrs Dom
brother OF Mrs. A A. McOhse, Mrs.
Nina May and Ennis Powell, grand
father OF Mark Sturtevant and Dom
ME WANT. Remains at Chambers'
= Funeral Home. 5l5 nth ST. Sc.
IL Roon Services Pand interment
Salem Cemetery. spotsylvania Coun-
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McUuNALD, JAMES 7. Suddenly, on
f MSnSsy s aosnts JAMES sSS1 Ms
DONALD Of 1923 3ist I'd. South,
Arlington; Va. beloved husband Of
the late Catherine A. Mcdonald lnee
Niland) and father OF. Mrs. Wal
Macpcnaid. both q u Ar hStens va.
and James J. Macdonald of Wash
ington, D; C.; brother Of Mrs. Mary
Burke, also Of WASHINGTON, D. g;
FGsnai T home. c' 5a t &s Pt'S Syd
Arlington, Va parking in the rear)
MeGREGOR, MARY EDITH. on
Saturday. September z. 1857, MARY
Z McQRE0OR OF 6iO Monroe ST.,
Rockville, Nd, beloved wife Of the
Of Mrs, Edith B Cameron of Rock.
vile, Nd, and d. W. McGregor OF
Sacramento. Calf. Friends are In
yited to. call at the Colonial Funeral
H HIpis g. Robert A. Humphrey. Rock
held on Wednesday. September IL,
q pm. Interment Parklawn Gene
MCINTOSH, CLARENCE n. On Mon
day, September o, 1857, at his
c 9As rSSSTFsre E 1Tsspo COUNTY iSym va
James W. Dick Of SterlinE. va: Har-
yey Mcintosh of New Baltimore. Va. I;
Walter II. Mcintosh OF Leesbure. va,
and Winston Mcintosh OF Odenton,
Nd He also is survived by several
nieces and nephews. Friends may
call at the Green Funeral Home.
Herndon, Va, where services will be
held on THURSDAY. September IL, at
nm, DIST. Interment National
Memoirs Memorial Park Cemetery. Fails
MILKs, HARLEY n. On sunday.
E sSIsRHsi HAIk9 SL es0s Il SE5
North 18th ST.. Arlington, Va, be-
lnved husband Of Ella r. Milks. father
OF James E. Milks and Mrs. Marie
a Mckinley, brother OF Harold C.
Milks. Mrs. Vida Behrends. Mrs.
Maude Vorhis and Mrs Lena Perella.
He also Is survived by seven grand
children. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2s47 Wilson
Dive. Arlington. Va. until o am.
Wednesday September II; thence to
81. Charles Catholic Church 1904
North Washington blvd. Arlington.
va. where mass will be offered at
$3.50 am. for the repose OF his soul.
interment Columbia Gardens Gem
etery. 10
MILKs. HARLEY II. Members of I'd
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TENDER $ 1857 MRS. sAIIiE' B
DUDLEY Of llli s N NV, beloved
cousin Of Mrs Frances BraxtOn and
friend Of Mrs Matte Gallery. Other
Remains resting with l. Z. Murray
q Son. 1897 10th ST. NV, where
friends may call after 3 pm Tues
day, September 10 Funeral serv-
ices on Wednesday, September m.
Church a. pm, the Rev q r.
Murray ofnciating fnterment Wood
lawn Cemetery
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Tne1day ss IN; ~. Fh1 ~ y,UHn
W FRANKLIN PHILLIPS OF 1000
New Jersey ave. NV. beloved hus-
band Of Mrs Carrie E Phillips
father Of Walter P Phillips. IT.. Mrs
Willard P Barnes and Mrs Flor
enee P Brown Notice OF funeral
later; ARRANGEMENTS By Barnes a
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Dratha

Sunday. September 3, IN3l, at Cir
Gle Terraee Hospital; MAuDE Brown No
D. Alexander Anderson. mother OF
Mrs. Thomas j. c. Williams OF Alex
andria: sister Of Col. Earl l. Brown.
CE, of washington, D c. and
Southport, N. c. She also Is sur;
services on Wednesday, September | /,
at 1890 am. from the Trinity
Methodist Church. 29ll Cameron
Mill I'd. Alexandria, Va. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Re
Funeral Home. 500 King ST., Alex
andria. Va.
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september Z. 1857. GEORGE "
S M0Ss4S Of OIL Risnls MOTHS Sfh ot ws S
Virginia. Mrs Melvinia Hawkins and
Mrs. Celia Johnson. Many other
relatives and friends also survive
After 8 pm Thursday. September
Funeral Home, $50 Rhode Island
ave. nv, where funeral services
Will be held on Friday, September
ID. at pm Interment Arlington
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late Brother, HARLEY n. MIL.KS.
FRANK T. SPIcER. O. K.
CHARLES p. PARADISE. Fin. seey.
MINGsT. CARL W. On Sunday, Sep
temher S, 1887, at George Wash
MINGST of 4S57 yorktown blvd,
Arlington, Va, beloved husband OF
Dorthella B. Mingst, father Of Carol
Diane and Carl Randolph Mfngst,
Brother OF Miss Rosetta Hopp Of
Pontiac, Mich. Friends may call at
the Arlington Funeral Home, 1901
N Fairfax dr., Arlington, Va, where
services will be held on Wednesday,
September II at 1890 am. In lieu
of flowers. contributions may be made
to Trinity Presbyterian Church
Building Fund. 18th N and N. Ingle-
nood al Arffngfon We IN
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BRANDENBURG. JOSEPHINE 4. O

SEPHINE r. BRANDENBURG OF
Clsrksburg. Md beloved wife OF the
late Joseph p. Brsndenburgs mother
of Mrs. John 7 Battle of Encino.
Calf and DR. David J Brandenhurg
OF CiarksburE. Md: sister OF Mrs.
james C. Crawford OF Berkeley. Calf
Also survived by four grandchildren
Services at the Colonia Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Pumphrey, Rockville.
Md on Wednesday, September IL
AZ 10 I'm. Interment private, 10
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ANDERSON. NoRMAN ?. on Thurs-
BAUMBACH. ANDREW GOTLEIB. On

Nonday; septem6er asN;nlpgya,5l o a. a
IEIB BAUNBACH OF 2235 North
Nottingham St Arlington. Va, be-
loved father OF Mrs Virginia B
Smith. Charles H., William J. and
Andrew b Bsumbach. brother Of
Mrs. Ruth B Bratburd. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home.
2s47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va
until Wednesday, September IL, at
II noon: thence 70 Fort Myer Chapel.
where funeral services will be held
At / pm. InteTment Arlington Ma
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HUTCHINsON. DOROTHY 3. suddenly.

Monday. September .. lgS5. HENRY
ANTHONY KIRKSEY. beloved brother
Of Mrs. Gladys Jones, Mrs Elser
Green. PeaTlie Hill and Isaac Kirk
sep He also leaves to mourn their
loss other relatives and many friends
Remains resting al the John I Rhineg
4 Co Funeral Home DOl Jrd st
SW Notice OF funeral later
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DAVID C. PRATT, Master.
REUBEN A. BOGLEY. seey.
STARTLING. JUDITH. Suddenly, on
Monday, September 3, 1857. JUDITH
STARTLING, beloved DAUGHTER Of Hugh
A. and Hazel Starling. sister Of Ken
meth A. Starting. Friends may call
II ST. ne Services At the walter
Reed Chapel Army Medical Center,
on Wednesday, September IL. At
$50 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery
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IHOTI, FRANK LAWRENCE. 4
|, special communication Of
\ George e Whiting Lodge.
v No -, 2. A. A. NJ, is
NA hereby called for 1880 pm.
~ Wednesday, September II,
~ 1857. for the purpose Of
attending the funeral Of our
brother FRANK LAWRENCE
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catskill 81, Hillcrest. Nd, on septem-
Der Z. 1857 wife Of Lenard Playfair,
mother Of Mrs. I. Powell. oeorge
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry z. Nicholson,
sister of Mrs. Charles Ttmpanaro
Mrs. Larry Tull. Charles II. and
Patrick Z. Nicholson. Services AZ
Chambers Funeral Home. SIT 1lth
st. Sc. on Wednesday. September 4
ct $50 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 10
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on Saturday. September :, 1857,
ELIZABETH JANE HILL OF a9Op
1yydale St. wheaton. Nd. wife Of
Clayton r. Hill: mother OF Betty Jane.
John and Patricia D. Hill: daughter
and sister OF Mrs Joseph Guiton.
Mrs. James l. Bohn, Guy D. Vim
cent a. Edmund L. and Robert r
Lanzillotfi. Mrs. Hill rests at the
Warner T. Humphrey Funeral Home
$50 Georsla ave. siiFer Spring;, No
offered for the repoSe OF her soul on
Wednesday, September H. 1857. at
$50 am at ST Catherine Laboure
Church. Viers Mil and Claridge rds.
Silver Spring. Md. Interment Gate OF
Heaven Cemetery. 10
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ssEssmisr 3 1857. g soPH HfInOa 3.
zanoti. devoted mother of Harold
4; canon Of Washington, d. c. She
Albert and Joseph Snyder. both Of
Masnington. d. C. Services At the
4e15 9th 81. NV. on "Wednesday,
September IL, 81 2 p.lh Interment
b mai Israel Cemetery In mourning
~ oI1O 2pth st NV Family re-
quests in lieu Of flowers. contribu-
lions be made to the American
Cancer Society. ii
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FLOYD, MATTE. On Monday, Sep
tember 3. 1851. MATTE FLOYD Of
OF Mrs. Ella Austin. Mrs. Elizabeth
Pitts, Charles Pitts, Charles Pitts.
Jr, and Ernest Austin. other rela-
tlves and many friends also survive
Funeral services in Auburn. Ala.
Funeral Home. Az H ST. ne.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13

the barbecue park. The out OF
town guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
orelen Marks. Otis and clenton
Marls all Of Rockford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmely Marks of Dallas.
Miss Leslie B. Morris from FL
Dorado. and Mr.. and Mrs. Adollas
Marks from Curtis Remarks was
made by orelen and pastor. Rev.
/. A. Stith. Mr.. and Mrs. Luz
Their Soekwell of Fort Worth
spent two weeks vaeationing here
in Arkansas with relatives and
friends. They also spent last Sun
day mite In Pine Bluff with their
brother and sisters-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Client Fort and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. SoekweIl accompanied
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13

James Chairman had as dinner
guests last Friday. Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Hayle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Morris of Chicago, and
Mr.. and Mrs. DOME Martin OF
the city. MIR and Mrs Ander-
son of Memphis, were visitors In
the home of Mr. and Mrs Chat
man last week.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13

them to Prescott last Monday mite
where they spent the night with
his aunt. Mrs. Delete Soekwell.
e. B. Soekwen Is On the sick list.
Mrs. Rosie Harris is improv-
ing after being i'll for some time
with the flu. Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Nathan Harris were The
house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. Soekwell Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cooper. Wilmer Coop
er, Dorse Cooper, Clarence Wood
ir. and Andrew Woods all of Ell
Dorado were the dinner guests
of their sister and brother-in-law.
They also purchased a 1857 De
Soto. On the sick list Is Mrs.
Georgia SoelSwen.
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13
WiITllof
Luther Slack

LutneF Siaek
The Order of Eastern Star
sponsored a lawn party at the
home of Mrs. Clara Shelton last
Friday mite, after which Mrs. Ma
BILE L Carey presented the Wor-
thy Matron, Mrs Julia Stevenson
some beautiful gifts. All report
an enjoyable time. Mrs. Lucy
Wilder returned home from va
cation in Mexico, where she visit
ed Mexico City, Arapulce and
other beautiful cities there Her
vacation also included visits in
California, Indiana, Illinois, and
Missouri. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Will
der. ad Mrs. Marilyn Hill accom-
panied her. and all report an in
teresting trip. &. Mr.. and Mrs.
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troit's Sheraton-Cadillac

troit's Sheraton-Cadillac hotel.
Some $50 delegates from So cities
and 81 states are expected. They
will include professional social
workers and specialists In IN
dustrial relations vocational gui-
dance, housing and community or
ganization.
The non-profit. voluntary Lea
que, an educational service "a
gency, founded in 1910 In New
York City. is interracial. It seeks
to improve the economic status
Of Negroes and to promote better
race relations
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13

Two governors and numerous
civic. business and labor leaders
viii take part In the sessions
Theme OF the convention is: Re
solving the Racial Crfsis-a Chal-
lenge to Interracial Teamwork
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13
Chidester

Bessie Lee Eockwea
The Marks family reunion was
held at Good Hope AME church
Sunday. August 81. They render
ed a very outstanding program
Plenty of dinner was served on
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13
Natl Urban League
Annual Confab Set
For Motor City

The 1857 annual conference Of
the National Urban League is ex-
pected to be the biggest in the
Leagues history. president Theo-
dore W. Kheel said Saturday.
The conference will be held
September 5 through In De-
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13
Fl Dorado
Mrs. M. S. LeGrande

uaEs. NJ. B. LeOEando
The pride of Ell Dorado oES
number 352 had its outing and
fish fry on Grand mere lake Fri
day, August %. This Is planned
to be an annual affair. The Ed
mondson children are spending
their vacation in Columbia, Miss.
Mrs. Clariniece Walters and
Arkansas State press., 1957-09-13

children Of Los Angeles are visit
ing relatives In the city.