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John Theodore Duever, ST.,
Ex-Mount Rainier Official

John Theodore Duever. sr..
former police commissioner of
Mount Rainier and a retired
Pennsylvania Railroad freigh t
conductor. died Saturday in a
hospital of a heart attack. He
would have been ~ this week.
Mr.. Duever was police COM
missioner from 1949 until four
months ago. when he was made
honorary police commissioner.
He was also a former town
councilman and was active in
Republican politics in Prince
Georges County.
Mr.. Duever was born in st.
Louis, Mo. He came here in
1908. when he was stationed
with the Army at the War Col
lege. After his discharge in
1911. he went to work for
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Gerald Kuufmunn,
Watch Specialist

Gerard Kaufman, A, an
employe of the Fairfax Distrib-
uting Co. since he came to this
country in 1886 from his native
Germany, died yesterday in
Washington Satitarium after
an 11-month illness. He lived at
2207 Richland street, Silver
Spring. Md.
Mr.. Kaufman was a special
list in the assembly and the
production of watches for the
Fairfax Distributing Co., a
wholesale jewelry firm.
Survivors are his widow.
Margaret: a son Ronald, 6: his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Siegfried
Kaufman, 1928 Luzon avenue
NV. and a brother Herbert,
1888 Milford avenue, Silver
Spring.
Services will be held at 10
am. tomorrow at the Danzan-
sky funeral home, 1901 Four
tenth street NV. Burial will
be in Achduth Chevra
Cemetery.
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board of the National Council
Of Jewish women of Northern
Virginia. She was president for
three terms of the Sisterhood
OF Temple Beth Ell of Northern
Virginia and editor of the
Temple Bulletin.
Besides her husband. she is
survived by two daughters.
Ellen Ruth and Jane Elizabeth
of the home address; brother,
Martin Schneider. and a sister,
Mrs. Francis Scheiner, both of
st. Louis.
Services will be held at 1890
Am. tomorrow at the Domaine
funeral home, $40 South WASH
ington street. Alexandria. Burial
will be in st. Louis.
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Pennsylvania Railroad, a Job
he held until 1855.
Mr.. Duever was a member Of
the Mount Rainier Brentwood
Lions Club and on the board OF
directors. He was also a men,
Der of Centennial Masonic
Lodge.
Survivors are his widow, the
former Clara Jones. and a son.
John T., jr.. 1913 Twenty-third
place. Hillcrest Heights. Md.
with whom he lived, and a
grandson.
Services will be held at 10
am. Wednesday at the Lee
funeral home. Fourth and
Massachusetts, avenue NE.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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for the Securities and Ex-
change Commission; William
F., 65ll Medwick drive. Hyatts-
vile. with the Lanman En-
craving CO.; two sisters. Mrs.
Arnie Gupton and Mrs. Alma
Harrington. both of rear Louis
burg, N. c.; nine grandchildren
and one great granddaughter.
Services will be held at 10
am. Thursday at Lees funeral
home. Fourth street and Mas
sachusetts avenue NE. Burial
will be in Fort Lincoln Gene
terry.
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Mrs. Grace Anne Goodhue
Coolidge, who died today in
Northampton. Mass, had a
warmth and friendliness that
endeared her to the public and
her austere and taciturn hus-
band.
But the role she played as
First Lady was always a self
effacing one. She made every
effort to stay in the background
and to help her husband win
a favorable place in the spot
light.
Born January 8. 1879, in
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Mrs. Frederick M. Garfield.
Leader in Jewish Affairs

Mrs. Frederick M. Garfield.
AZ. active in Jewish women's
affairs. died yesterday of can
Ger at Alexandria Hospital. She
lived at 319 Anneliese drive
Falls Church, Va.
Mrs. Garfield was the former
Sarah S Schneider. She was
graduated from Washington
University in her native St.
Louis, and afterwards did So
cial work. She came to WASH
lngton about seven years ago
with her husband who is chief
chemist in the Field Admins
tration Bureau of the Food and
Drug Administration.
Mrs. Garfield was on the
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Mrs. Minnie Cook, 90

LOUISVILLE. KY. July 8 lP.
Mrs. Minnie Gathright Cook.
SO. founder Of the order of the
First Families of Virginia. and
honorary lifetime president.
died yesterday. She was born
in Louisville.
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Garn uf Chunks

hopkins, LAURA GIBSON. We wish
70 express our sincere thanks and
Sem6ers q g. NJ Mars ch hansior q
Boyds, Nd. and the Rev. Mcintyre
members Of Meridian Hill Baptist
Church. Washington, D. c.; neigh
bors and friends for cards flowers,
condolences. expressions OF kindness
and sympathy during the illness and
passing OF our loved one. LAURA
GIBSON HOPKINS.
HUSBAND AND FAMILY.
SAUNDERS, ELOISE p. We wish to
acknowledge with grateful apprecia-
ton all cards. telegrams, flowers and
other expressions Of kindness and
bors and friends during the illness
and at the passing Of our beloved
aunt, ELOI6E z SAUNDERS.
THE FANILY
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Eliezer Hoofien, Is

TEL AVN, July 8 tR.-
Eliezer Hoofien, rs. chairman
of the board Of directors Of
the National Bank Leumi and
chairman Of the advisory coun-
Gil Of the Bank Of Israel, died
here yesterday.
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Dr.. Chesbrouqh, IS

DECATUR. Ca. July 8 Up.
DIR. Phrania Chesbrough.
credited with delivering more
than 1000 babies during a long
career as a physician. died at
her home in Decatur yester-
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HAMMER, BESSIE.
Death is beautiful for those
VINO have followed paths OF duty;
Mother, dear. We know that YOU
NV Walk hand-in-hand with beauty:
!Unselfsh paths that lead TO God.
WALKER HAMMER. BELLE LEWIS
STELLA HAMMER EUNICE BRASH.
EAh5, WALKER HAMMER. Jr
bRRS EN' HUSBAND AND cHIL-
NICHOLSON, CAROLINE. In loving re-
mother, CAROLINE NICHOLSON. VINO
passed away twenty-three wears ago
TODAY, July s. 1884.
God took you home to rest,
=, Beyond all grief and care
He left your love 10 guide us still
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
ROBINSON. ELIZABETH CLIzziE). In
loving memory of cur mother and
grandmother, who. passed away II
years aEo today, july s. 1916.
Qf loved one some TO rest
You will never be forgotten
BY the ones Who've loved You hest
DEVOTED SON, DAuGHTER-lN-LAw.
AND GRANDCHILDREN
STEWART, LOUISE z. In memory Of
AIT e S6o q palseS i rouis Inv sTsWI
Every day IN some small way
Memories Of YOU come our way:
Time and years roll swiftly By
Put love and memories never die.
LOVING DAUGHTER. HELEN CHAP
MAN. AND FAMILY.
WASHINGTON. ROBERT p. In low
ing memory of ROBERT p. WASH
INoION, who departed this life July
8. 1914.
You slipped so quietly away.
Perhaps twas for the best:
We pray that God may give you
sweet dreams and quiet rest
MoLhhEk;.-,r,A BROTHERS
WASHINGTON. WILLIAM L. In loving
memory Of our beloved husband and
father, WILLIAM l. WASHINGTON.
Who departed this life IL wears aeo
Sometimes it's hard 10 understand
Whv some things have to be.
But In His wisdom God has planned
Beyond our power 70 see
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND pAuGH.
TER, RoMAY AND YvONNE.
YOUNCE. JENNIE NJ. In loving mem
ery Of my dear mother. JENNIE N
YOUNOE, who departed this life six
years ago today july 3, 1851
You. often said ! would mlss you,
Those words have proven true;
! lost my best friend, mother dear.
On. God. please take this MESSAGE
To my dear mother above
And tell her sadly miss her
And give her all my love
pEy0IEp DAUGHTER, cHR1sTABEL
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oAiOuAu ~! we are happy. we
are well and content. We have
the necessities of life. We just
try to keep all our bills paid
like anyone else"
Manner UnpretentiOus
Mrs. Coolidge loved music
and was fond of tennis. She
enjoyed swimming regularly at
an indoor pool in Washington,
but begged that it not be men,
toned in the press. for fear she
might be photographed in
bathing suit.
She liked dancing and the
theater too. but she and her
husband seldom attende d
either. A ball was a great trial
for Mr.. Coolidge.
A tall, dark-haired woman
with large dark-eyes and a rosy
complexion, she had a ready
smile and an alert but UMPIRE
tentious manner. She had a
wonderful memory for names
and faces and it was said that
she probably had as many per-
sonal acquaintance in Wash
ington as any woman who ever
came to the city as a stranger.
When Mr.. Coolidge ended his
service as President in 1929, he
and his wife returned to North
ampton to their honeymoon
home. They later bought
nearby estate. THE Beeches."
1t was there he died on January
S, 1888.
Remained in Northampton
Mrs. Coolidge continued to
live in Northampton, but sold
THE Beeches" and moved to
new white brick home. Road
Forks"
She took part in church and
civic affairs and continued to
serve as board member Of the
Clarke School where she had
taught. She gave an addition
to the school, which was named
the Coolidge Building"
A maid took care of the
house. but on good days. Mrs.
Coolidge did her own shopping.
Smith College girls sometimes
discovered her in a Northamp-
ton drugstore having a hot
chocolate after a shopping trip
downtown.
Strongly Opposed Hitler
In May. l94l, Mrs. Coolidge
accepted a vice Craftsmanship
Of the Fight for Freedom Com.
mittee, group urging the
United States to do whatever
is necessary TO insure a Hitler
defeat" even at the risk Of
going TO war. She admitted
that she received some criticism
for her action.
She remained until the end,
a meticulous dresser. She con-
tinued to favor the navy blue
and r1ch red which the wore
to many White House func-
tons.
Quite thin and a little
stopped in recent years, she
had TO confine her social ac-
tivities to quiet dinners with
small groups Of old friends.
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DEATHS
1m Mritturiaiit
Announcement Of
Services by Chambers

BAILEY: MATTHEW. In loving MEM
DRY OF our dear son. MATTHEW
TUCKER BAILEY, departed this life
three t3) years ago today. July s,
In our hearts your memory fingers
Loving. tender. fond and true
Inere is not day that passes
That we do not think of you.
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ANNIE B. We, the fam
lly OF the late ANNIE B. COVING-
TON, wish to express our sincere APP
pIeclatlon and thanks to. Reverend
Charles F. Pryor, Pastor OF the Alex
andria Memorial Baptist Church, and
the Assistant Pastor Of the First Bap-
tist Church Reverend Morris; Dea-
cons Ball and Jefferson. the choirs
all her socities and neighbors for
their kind gestures Of PRAYERS. cars
and cards and telegrams OF her pass
ing. THE PANTY
FOSTER. BERNICE. In loving memory OF
BERNICE FOSTER. who passed away
TOUR years ago today July s. 1853
-Four wears have passed since that sad
dav
When the one we loved was called
away.
God took her home. 1t was His will.
But in our hearts she liveth still.
THE FAMILY.
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Hraths

WELLS. MARJORIE c. (nee Ander-
son). OF 1409 5Oth ave-, Hillside.
Mo- on Sunt1y. July z, 1857. wife
Of Edward Wells. daughter Of Fran
ces P. and Arthur William Anderson,
sister Of Mrs. William M. Slater and
Chambers Funeral Home, 5I7 18th
st; Sc, on Wednesday, July 10. at
etery. q
WOOD. EUGENE R.. sr. on satur.
Hospital. EUGENE r. WOOD. sr''
Of 3713 North 10th ST.. Arlington.
Va, beloved father of Eugene r..
n, and grandfather Of Eugene r
III, Joan Marie. Gerald Francis and
Joel Patrick Wood Friends may call
at the. Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Will
son blvd. Arlington, Va. until 10
pm. Monday. July 8. Graveside serv-
ices on Tuesday, July Q, at Arlington
National Cemetery, at $3.50 am. (As-
semble at the Administration Build
ins' Arlington National Cemetery
-
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81. and Mass. Ave. NE. IL. $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
aga R st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
-
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WOODS. ANGELINA M. on Saturday,
July s, 1857 at Ger residence +; J. n; 3sl4
ANGELINA M. WOODS. beloved wife
Of the late Peter J. Woods and mother
of James A. Woods. She also is
survived by two grandchildren and
t; fourteen sd penSs a1 na 81
Funeral Home. 473y baltimore ave,
Hyattsville. Nd. where prayers will
be said on Tuesday, July 9, at $40
am: thence to st. Francis de
Sales Catholic Church, r. ]. ave. ne.
will be offered for the repose Of her
soul at am. Interment Fort Lin
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN MAUsoLEUM, crypt
for ., DE. s-34i4.
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should it? We are happy. We
are we'll and content. We have
the necessities of life. We just
try to keep all our bills paid
like anyone else"
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. C. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Florial Tributes Moderately
priced open daily, sun, holidays.
Phone orders also accepted $40 20 y
pm week nights. 900 i4th 81. NV.
Ma S-OiO6.
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the Association Of Oldest
Inhabitants of the District
of Columbia are hereby
notified OF the death OF
Brother EUGENE r. WOOD,
Sr., on Saturday, July 9,
1857. Remains resting at
Home, 2S47 Wilson
Igton. Va. Burial Arlington
smetery. at $3.50 I'm. Tues
81
CTS j. CANE. President.
! L. LYDDANE, Sr.,
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FRANK A. wYLIE. N. O.

JAMES o, HILL SecTeIdIy.
SMITH MT HENRY iss1 YHEaRyo on wss MTTE y
1922 18th st. NV. beloved husband
of Rosa Smith. he also is sur
vived BY four stepchildren. other
relatives and, friends. after 4 pm.
to call at the Jarvis Chapel. l432
You st. NV, where services will be
held on Tuesday. July 8, at
pm. at the Pentecostal Church, sth
and L SITS NV Interment Lincoln
SMITH HENRY Thu nncnrs and
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Tuesday. july !. 1857. al smerc.n on
Hospital. MILDRED A. KELLY Of ai4i
Eye st. NV; Solemn Requiem Mass al
81. Monlca's Church. 18th and Ritter
S Tu,y ephii.ad 81 Pa. on Tuesday,
OF st. Benedict and the Commerce
Department, y. s. Government, may
call at the parlors OF John A. Healey.
s33O2 s. 18th ST., Philadelphia. Pa, on
Monday evening. Interment Calvary
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NER T.. Jr. A special conn
munication of George c.
Whiting Lodge. No %, F.
A A. NJ, is called for :,
pm. Tuesday. July . 1857,
for the purpose If at
tending the funeral Of
our late Brother ABNER 7.
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nr-,at DAyIp 6; PERATT, Master.

SIMMS, CHESTER B. Members OF
- A. K Manning Lodge No. 1881
IN are hereby notified of the death
- CHESTER B sfMMs. A 's sDeciai
meeting will be held at Odd
~ Fellows Temple on Monday, July
" 3. at 1880 pm. to arrange for
funeral services Wednesday.
- July 10, at pm. at the Walker
Memorial Baptist Church. 201s 18th
At
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buEyER, JOHN THEODORE. ST.. on
q JJoei Hs fHE SSls & p ISai.
IN YER, Sr.. OF 1919 sd
M r~ place, Sc, beloved nus.
NOLX band OF Clara Duever,
w father Of John r. Duever.
" ir Also survives by one
grandchild Friends may call AZ the
lee Funeral Home Attn So ana Mass
ave ne. where services will be held
on wednesday, July 10. at 10 am.
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery.
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en- gR,s sTg1nnSds y July T. 1857, WILLIAM
beloved husband OF Mrs. Elsie Hen.
derson. He also is survived BY one
daughter, Mrs. Clementine Young:
one son, Mr.. Maurice Henderson; one
sister. Mrs. GENEVA Davis: one
eleven grandchildren: one sister-in.
law, Mrs; Mamie Norris: other rela-
ives and many friends. Notice Of
funeral later. Arrangements By the
Palmer Funeral Home, 412 H ST. ne.
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KNIGHT. MATTE

:; I9S7. at Ersedmen's Hospital.
MATTE KNIGHT. loving wife OF
Henry knight. She also is survived
py host Of friends. After 4 pm.
Monday, July 8, friends may call at
Johnson a. Jenkins Funeral Home,
4sOf Ga. ave. NV. where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday. July
al ] pm. Interment Woodlawn
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july Z, 1857 GERARD kAufFSMlHaNSfN
M 81 2%qa Richiand st., Silver Spring,
kaufmann and devoted father Of
Ronald Kaufman. He also is sur
xived BY his. parents Frieda and
Siegfried Kaufman. and 4 Brother,
ices at the Bernard Danzanskv X
Son Funeral Home. 1901 I4th st,
n W. on Tuesday. July y, at 10 am.
interment Achduth Chevra Cemetery
Please omit flowers
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Friday. July 5. 1857. at Providence
Hospital. CATHERINE MAcKALf
JUDGE, beloved mother Of John Mac
KAN and daughter of Joseph J. and
Alma 4. Judge and sister of Mrs
John McDonough. joseph Ralph and
anita Judge. Friends are invited
to call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
funeral Home OF Robert A. Pumphrey
July Q. at the Shrine Of the Nest
Blessed Sacrament. COOL Western
ave. NV. where requiem mass viii
pc .ohered at $50 am. Interment
Gate Of Heaven Cemeterv
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1857, wiLBERT LEVINE. beloved nus.
band Of Dorothy Levine and devoted
father Of JEFFREY Levine. He also is
survived BY his parents. Gertrude and
N shn sn.I Levine; Funeral services At
neral Home, ssoi i4th 5, NV. en-
Tuesday. july. ., At I pm Inter-
ment ohev sholom Cemetery. Me.
mortal week, 1901 Piney Branch I'd
MAgARGEL. MILES Z, on SATURDAY.
Md. NILES / MAoSRoiEL, husssnd
o. sue J. Masarrel and father Of Miles
Magargel. IT., Mrs. Don Mayhew.
Julia Ann, susan. George W.. Grace
Mr. and Mrs. oeorse W.. Maeargel.
PleaSan, GAP, Pa. and brother Of
Mrs walter .westerfelt anc George
": Masarssl' ". Mr.. Massrgel
Funeral ssss Home hs s Wssns .oIss r sSs s
yer Spring, Md. where services viii be
lparkinr iscilitiesl interment Cedar
sapers cs sIsss. COPY Memphis Tenn
MARTIN. RUTH ". o. sunday. July
st. NV, RUTH n MARTIN. sister
OF Mrs John Darcy Irwin. Miss Mar
guerite Martin and Mrs. Harry W.
Speese OF Harrlsburg. Pa. and niece
Of Miss Ella Duty Of Philadelphia.
Chapel. lfSd Pa. ave. NV. courtesy
parking opposite where PRAYERS Will
be said on Wednesday. JULY 10. al
sac am Mass will be offered at
81 Matthews @athedral. r. I. ave.
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. DAN
VILE, Pa. papers, please eopyl
MASON, WILLIAM D., on Saturday,
july y. 1897, WILLIAM T. MASON
OF 1909 LIST At. NV, husband OF
Loisa G, Mason and father OF An
wing are his mother Mrs, Mamie
Mason; sister. Mrs Lucy NJ.
Parr. a niece. Gail Pari. other rela.
ttves and many friends. Notice Of
oulre, Inc, 10
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HENRY =. The of1cers and
members OF Fidelity Lodse,
No. 20, r. a. A. M, are
hereby notified that a
a special communication will
" be held on Tuesday. July
= = 1857. at IL am, al
the Masonic Temple. 1000
. NV. for the purpose OF ar
for and attending the fu-
Of our deceased Brother,
p. SMITH Funeral at
rom the Pentecostal Church,
JAMES I; WILLIAMS. j.
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LEAMAN. FREEDOM r. on Sunday.
tarium. FREEDOM r LFSWAN Of
1900 Willow ave, Takoma Pork. Md !.
father of Meredith NJ Icaman. iud-
ley B. Leaman and Mrs. Dawn SNOW
brother of sherman ". Leaman end
Mrs. Izora Zumbrum ~ Colombia
City, Ind Friends may call az the
Takoma Funeral Home. o54 Carroll
st. NV lparkine oppositel. where
services will he hid on Wednesday
July 10. at u az
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JAMES L. WILLIAMS. u.
WorShinful NASSAU

STONE, GEORGE W. On Sunday, July
GEORGE W. store RS'' 81 ssdS 0' cum:
mings lane. Chevy Chase. Md. hus-
band OF the late Mary Bradford
stone father Of Bradford W. stone
Of Enslewood. n, j.. and GeorFe W.
NAV call at the S H Hines Co
Funeral Home, 1901 18th st. NV.
after ~ noon Tuesday. July y park.
Ing facilitiesl Services ct Chevy
Chase pkwy. and Conn. ave. on we'd
nesday. july 10, at 3 pm Inter-
ment Rock Greek Cemetery
The frontiersman., 1957-07-02
Seward Prepares
 For Annual Marathon,

Seward is preparing to well come thousands of visitors for the 5Oth annual Mount Maraton race on the afternoon of the Fourth.
 Among the spectators win be almost a thousand who will have travelled to the port community on an Alaska Railroad excursion train.
 The train will leave Anchorage at 6:3O am. and arrive at Sew ard at 10:30 am. in time for the morning street parade and other festivities. The return trip will start from Seward at 4 pm. and reach Anchorage at 8 pm.
The frontiersman., 1957-07-02
Moose Women Plan 20oo Sale as League Benefit

The Little League benefit sale to be sponsored by the local Women of the Moose IS an op- portunity for everyone to beneflt, said Mrs. Bill Roark, committee member this week.
 i've will attempt to sell any item the housewife wishes to als- pose of-from food to clothing, household items, furniture, farm euuipment-anything at all, ;" she said. The only limitation IS tnat no pets be taken to Moose nall for sale. All pets and large pieces of furniture, farm equipment, or other such items, may be llsted on a bulletin board which Will be provided for this purpose. Women of the Moose will collect a 20 percent commission on all sales and this sum will go toward the local Little League program All items not sold are to lbe picked up immediately by the owners, Mrs. Roark pointed out. The sale opens. at 7:30 am. so that items may be dropped off by per sons enroute to work. It will close at 8 pm.
The frontiersman., 1957-07-02

past several months.
 Mrs. Karla Duff and sister Ida Mae Harris of Barbarton, Ohiog Mrs. Myrtle Graham and Vera Hayes recently took two-day trip to Valdez. Mrs. Harris is wis iting at the Duffs' home, the first reunion for the sisters in 29 years.
 MT. and Mrs. Larry Carson and two children returned this week from three-Week vacation trip spent in Oregon and Washington They made both trips by car.
 MT. and Mrs. L. H. Cockruma of Hayward, California, parents of Mrs. Earl O. Barry, are making their third visit to Alaska and are visiting alt the Barry home where they are getting re-ac- quainted with two of their grand children and acquainted with the youngest whom they are visiting for the first time.
 M. and Mrs. Ocie E. Griffith of Bremerton, WaShlngton, parents of Mrs. Clarence Bailey, arrived in Palmer on Saturday of this week for summer visit at. the Bailey home in Palmer and plan. to vacation with the Bailey fam fly at their summer home on Crosswinds Lake.
 Mrs. Edith Benson, mother of Mrs. Maud Hosler, has returned to Palmer following a lengthy visit to her former home in Van Etten, N. Y. Mrs. Benson had been gone since August.
 Mrs. Lew Hanks left for Poca- tello, Idaho on Monday of this week where she will visit at the home of her mother, Mrs. M. L Ruggles. Making the trip with their mother are Muriel, Edward and Jamie Hanks.
The frontiersman., 1957-07-02
Co-0p Picnic
 Attracts Over 500

Between 500 and 500 persons were served at the annual Coop picnic, according to Stewart Dur rant, Coop general manager. The outing was held at Barry's Finger Lake Resort, with horseshoe pit ching, boating, and other events held from 6:OO to 800 pm, prior to the picnic. The picnic menu in- cluded baked beans, potato salad, barbequed ham and barbequed beef with sauce, various relishes, pop, coffee, ice cream and fresh peaches. Durrant said it was one of the most successful outings held by the association.