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The Nome nugget., 1959-04-13
Wade Returns 5
 Bills TOHOuse As Unconstitutional

JUNEAU, tR - The House and Senate, meeting in joint session Friday, upheld acting Governor Wade's position regarding a bill that would have permitted public utility districts to make building and zoning codes.
 The Governor returned the bill unsigned LII an action tantamount to a veto since the measure would have become law without his sig nature Saturday.
 Two other measures were also returned to them unsigned by the Governor.
 One would amend the village incorporation act; the other would regulate and license dogs in poli- tica1 subdivisions of the state.
 All three measures were ob- jected to on the basis that they would add to the powers of poli- tical subdivisions in violation of the State Constitution.
 Wade said he did not object to the subject matter of any of the bills but that Attorney General Gerald Williams had advised him the measures were unconstitu- tional.
 Earlier in the day, the House argued the question of state versus private interests. At issue was a bill, provision of which involved state purchase of an unused apart ment facility at Valdez for a men tai health unit.
 Rep. John Hellenthal, objecting to what he said would be excessive profit for the present owners of the former government housing unit, introduced an amendment limiting the promoters of the Val dez buildings to a flair and reas- enable profit"
 How much profit the promoters might expect from the sale brought on more controversy.
 Earl Hillstrand, chairman of the House Finance Committee which submitted the bill, argued his com mittee had thoroughly discussed the project with the Valdez people last weekend.
 Hellenthal's amendment was passed.
 In addition to the Valdez acqui- sition, the bill would provide for work on a proposed mental health treatment hospital at Anchorage and appropriate money for inn provements and equipment at the Valdez facility.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-13
Mother of Wiley Post Dies at Dallas Home

DALLAS, Tex, R - Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Mrs. May Post, mother of the late flier Wiley Post. Burial will be near Grand Saline, her northeast Texas birthplace.
 Mrs. Post, 85, died Saturday night at her Dallas home. She had lived here for 13 years, but spent most of her life in Okla homa.
 Her son, and humorist Will Rogers died August 15, 1895, in a plane crash near Point Barrow.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-13
GERMAN WOMAN KILLED B TOPPLING TOMBSTONE

BAD KISSINGEN, Germany, lR - A 56-year-old German house wife was killed by a tombstone falling from her brothers grave. Police said Mrs. Charlotte Chris toph was tending the grave when the large stone toppled over. They said the stone probably had been 1oosened by rain and thrown off its base by a gust of wind.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-13
Anaktuvik Pass To Become A City

FAIRBANKS AnaktuVlK Pass, an Eskimo village high in the bleak Brooks Range, is to be incorporated as a city April 29, in a move intended to improve the lot of it's go inhabitants.
 Pat O'Connell, operator of the trading post there, said incoIpo- ration will protect the villagers when the Arctic oil reserves are developed. He was in Fairbanks last week to arrange the details.
 NEW ONION SETS -.
 AT NOME HARDWARE
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-13
GRASS ROOTS OPINION
From the Nanty-Glo, Pa., Journal 7

From the Nanty yGlo Pa., Journal A surprising note perhaps, is Mkoyans request for trade with America An announcement last month showed one large sheet steel order will be filled by American manufacturers for Russia Other goods may also show that Russais not sesufcing she boasted to her allies just few months ago.
 All these signs point to world power that tried to bluff Uncle Sam with hard talk, only to find that America refuses to move when Russia snaps her fingers
 From the Georgetown, Ky, Times - In New York City recently, short, shabby 75-year-od man who had been relief for 20 years, accused of using city welfare funds ito play the market Made good thing of it. too building up $21 OOO portfolio of stocks. The welfare department paid out estimated $170O0 in relief to this particular client. He lived twenty years on that and managed to build it up to $21 00O Sounds like potential material for helping to balance our $77bion national budget
 ASIDE FROM THEIR NAMES, "Beano" and "Bngo exactly alike yet is lawful in the State of Maine, to play Beano = unlawful to play Bingo"!
 IN WASHINGTON STATE a new taxpayers association is mernorializing it's Legislature with letters saying: we don't want more services TIT We don't want more taxes Y
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
JESSE MILLER HEADS
CAMEO SOCIAL CLUB
FOR SECOND TERM

Mr. Jesse Miller was reelected
president of the Cameo Social
Cub for the second term when
the club held is annual election
Saturday night January 10 at the
home Of Mrs Woodrow Reed $50
iQlehart Az
other officers elected for 1859
are vice president. Mrs Margaret
Sullivan. recording secretary Mrs
opal Bentley; financial secretary,
Mrs Mae Edwards corresponding
secretary Miss Helen Smith
treasurer Mrs Erma Mazingo
The president appointed the fol-
lowing committee chairman Clos
cd party. Mrs lillian Balengcr,
style show Mrs Lucille Richard.
son Christmas party. Mrs Erma
Sims. sunshine and membership,
Mrs Beatrice Reed. human rela-
tons Mr. John whitaker; audit
ing. Mrs Faustina Robinson and
publicity and ciwcs Miss Hclcn
Smith
At the conclusion 81 the bus
mess session. a dclertahle dinner
was served by the hostess
The next regular meeting Of TIM
club will be- held January 81. with
Miss Catherine Norman az hos
tess Al her home 3736 Third Az
s Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
FRlINDs Help JANIS
SPAulDlNo OBSERVE MS
IWIiEIII nIRIADAY

A Eroup ~ Youngsters helped
James spaWdlng celebrate his 18Th
birthday az party given by hia
mother Mrs George rowprs 1927
SECOND Az e on Friday January
. The festive affair was held ip
the rumpun nom AZ The homo Of
his grandmother Mira Booler T.
spencer. ata y ~ ~ which was
all eRlow with yulctide decorations
Favoru were given each guest
The usual round ~ games and
listening 90 music on the hi n
rounded out the afternoons fra
tivitiou Guests were served the
traditional loo cream cake and
punch from . table covered with
a birthday cloth and highlighted
with birthday napkins
Janice received many useful
gifts
Ftlend DIS wishing him happy
birthday while enjoying the after
noon OF fun were Wallace and
Lamar Lnokhart. Grady Elliot ~.
ton lenkinR. Marcelius ERin. Ron.
ME Lloyd Joseph Arlington
Renss. Reginald and Michael Berry
and the honoreoa sister and broth
~. Richard and porthy apauld
inr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
SCHEDULE or SPRING
ACTIVITIES Mt HALLE
IS ANNOUNCED

Halle q Brown Community
Housn. 55g Aurora Az a red
Feather Agency has announced a
schedule Of activities Tor tbe adult
and young adult population u 81
Paul
ThcRc activities include clubs
and classes that are both enter.
taiuinR ana instructive uch as
bridge with Clarence Anderson n
~ instructor. Judo for both male
ard female sewing under the in
str8ction ~ Mrs Norma Lazrn.
berry ms well AZ arts and crafts,
photography square dancing slim.
nsa,ics wrestling boxing and The
usual gym program for both males
and females
OF special iuieres, "a mothers.
housewives and all ladies xho
would Ike % participate IL an
afternoon program that meets On
Thursday from ! 20 3 pm. This
program has been especially De
signed for the ladies. with or With
ont children Bring the children
with you AZ me Nursery school IL
available for them
AZ Who are interested ara aesb
ing further information should
contact Mr. Janabeils Taylor st
Halle q Brown. "a $3.50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
Piano Students Entertained
a., Nov Ysars poyty

Students - Mrs Prentice fias+
rs yers entertained A. a Piano
Party tgsV Years eve day given
a, her home 7g5 " Central ~
So Paul
Ths afternoon - games ard I'm
vas hiRhHgf,sd with ~ pfssenta
tim - SPECIAL musical awards 20
carol HcGee Hsien Grimm ghar.
IN Gardner and J.dy Del f1no for
outstanding vork during the past
year
Th0aa sntgying ths festive ~
fair wsre Osyis Davis Sharon
gatdnsr TIA Mahn Justin Mann
Lanhy Taylor Glen Taylor fssgia-
al Harris IT. Rayfnand Winisrns
rarsla BioeAorn Patricia Lark
Fort Frances fseNfs Ks,hisen
Hughes Carolyn fi0zhes c7yiins
Parker Helen Grimm Carol W
Gee Judy Def Ptno Dthbis and
shenas Specs Bssfrics Coleman
a11 Elisha Artoi1 40 "a, n torn
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
MATRONs AND PATRONS
COUNCIL HOLDS MEET

Tho Past and Present Matrons
and Patrons Council met IN the
first meeting FOR 1859 AZ the Mas.
onic Temple In Minneapolis. with
the president, Mrs Theresa Banks.
presiding, on Sunday January II.
Mrs Ranks said 1t is crafty
ing 60 note that the Council AN
organization for the promotion o.
better fratornal and social under
standing, Is showing an increase
in attendance
The president outlined her pro.
gram for the remainder of tho
year and several other ideas we're
presented by members and &C
ceptcd BY the council 30 be incorp
GRATED into the program
A vote Of thanks was given
hosts FOR tho evening Mrs Alma
Keunoy and Mt Jack Neal for
tho delicious refreshments served
following the business session
Hosts for the April meeting
which viii be held Ia 81 Paul are
Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Hardy
Mrs Edith NJ Ware Is publicity
chairman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16

tina Ockleberry Of jefferson City
Mo, and her niece Mrs Edith
Robinson Of Kansas city Mo They
came 10 the city 10 attend funeral
services % their brother and uncle
the late Otis John Reda OF SOS
st Anthony Az 81, Pau. who
died January II Mrs. Robinson is
also niece Of Mrs, Carr
To Entertain Club; Mrs clyde
Johnson Sr.. SS35 Fifth Az s
viii entertain members, their hus-
bands and wives OF the Cameo
Social Club on Saturday evening
January II. az her home
HospitaliEed: Mr. James W,
Fraction. SS41 Clinton Av Is a
patient In General hospital where
he wGs rushed early Tuesday
morning after suffering heart
attack Mr. Fractions condition Is
reported critical
Deo Duce Club: An enthusiastic
group Of members gathered az the
first meeting OF the year of the
Dec Duce Club Friday night jan
uary 9, at the home OF Mrs Clyde
johnson Sr. asah EYfth Az. s.
Members exchanged gifts and en-
Joyed gay conversation Refresh
ments were served by the hostess
Officers and members present
were Mines Katherine Smith,
president Marie Warren vice pres
ident, Christine johnson. secre.
tary Henrietta Williams, treas.
urer; wroatha Maxwell, chaplain
Adeline Adams Gertrude Reynolds
Louise Craft Mayella Walker.
Leila Copeland, Develma Newman,
Irene Slaughter Irene Marshall
and Leota Perkins, a new member
Anniversary Dressings; Greet
ings 20 Mr. and Mrs Arthur r.
stuart OF sis-i2 Az N who will
observe their first wedding an.
uiversary Sunday January rs.
Golf Auxiliary Held Meeting;
Tho Twin city Golf Auxiliary met
Sunday January IL. AZ the home
of Mrs Mice Lewis AIS Charles
Az, 81 Paul Plans were discus
sed for It's annual dancing party
which viii be held in March
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
AROUND THE CLOCK
CLUBS POST HOLIDAY
Party IS GAY AFFAIR

IL WAS gaN and festive even
ing for members and their guests
OF the Around the Clock Cmh az
their tenth annual post holiday
party held saturday evening Jan,
uary S. 1899 The gala affair was
held at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Clyde Scroggins Sr 1914 OAK
Park Az n
The holiday motif was carried
out IN decorations Dancing and
various games was the evening $
diversion highhshted with the OK
change az GIFTS among members
F'oed ana refreshments were sery-
cd in abundance throughout the
evening
Members and guests enjoying
the delightful affair were Messrs
and Mines George Ncshitt IT,.
Kenneth Jones Melvin stone, WA.
liam Neshitt Rn smith. James
Brown. James Miller Fart Miller,
Wcand Tarplcy Clyde Scroggius
Sr the Misses Dorothy Ragland
elaine Sutton, Mary Soatou. Mrs
Mabel Brewer and MeSsru Edward
Christopher John Wasp, Lester
Watts, Earl Carr and Joe Glenn.
mons
Mir clyde NJ scroggtns 81 10
president of the club
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
REVIVAL SERVICES AT
GRAHAM TEMPLE CHURCH

The revival services Seeing II
believing conducted by EvapEr.
list & bonner Of 81 Louis
Missouri. at Graham Temple church
81 God In christ. $40 Elwood Az
North. has been ono Of the most
tuspiratiouai rr,tvals held az the
temple
ON Friday. Jan q, 1903, our
Saints and friends witnessed the
handwork OF God and the miracle
that was performed before their
eyes IN their midst WAS little
giri whose arm had been paralysed
since tho age % 2 The Lord
blessed her 20 move her arm Also
In our midst was man who had
q twist In his legs FOR 40 years
and had not been able 20 raise
his legs Through prayer and faith
he was able 10 wall, all over the
church
We thank God for this God filled
woman who has been carrying
on these services for ua These
services are open 10 the pubic
Mark these dates on your cal.
crdar and plan 10 be nj our sorv-
tees during the month of January
January lt THE licil Bond
Local
January 10. Bring Me The
Word
January ~ i1nu 20 be IN our
ali night "lroly Ghost Tatrying
Service" n you are Fich or IN dlH
treas and have a soul 10 be saved
We welcome YOU Service nightly
at s pm Adyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16

Announcement Of the engage.
ment and approaching marriage %
Miss Carol Elwra Allen 70 Ed
ward h Fleming Jr son OF Mr.
and Mrs Edward Il Fleming sr
Of Pittsburgh. Pa. was made this
week by the hride-elect's mother
Mrs Ruth Allen Of SSi5 Third
Az s
Miss Allen is a gradual, Of Cent
raj High school Minneapolis. and
Lincoln University, jefferson City
Mo, where she received a bache
lor Of science degree in home econ.
omics she is a mombrr OF Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority
Mr. Fleming Is graduate of
Niagu University. Niagara Falis,
" Y with a h A degree IN econ
omics RE Is currently a member
Of the Minneapolis Lalors Bas
ketbal team.
The couple will have an April
wedding
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
Former Minneapolis
Girl Receives U.
S. Army Award

Mrs DcNeau Miller, 1856 Gar
field Lane Trevose, Pa, the form
or Devcau Louise Escuc daughter
Of MIR and Mrs y, l. Escue %
1920 Fifth Az s. Minneapolis
MINI has received Superior
Performance Award Of 500 FOR
her work az the Philadelphia Quar-
tcrmaster Depot u 8 Army Mrs
Miller is clerk .typist IN the
Depots Commercial Warehouse
and Household Goods Field office
In presenting me award Major
General Webster Anderson VISA
Depot Commander cited Mrs Mi
Ter for her excellent work IN ad
ministering contracts awarded By
the government 10 commercial
warehouses and said that her per.
Torrance had received favorable
comments from several civilian
contractors
Two other suggestions of Mrs
Miller have brought her awards n
$40 each For her suggestion No
So $50 proposing that basic re-
ncgai agreements for household
storage contracts b. forwarded
one month instead Of two weeks In
advance of expiration date and
suggestion No $3.50. the Ger
tihed label. proposing tina, sigma
ture of the contracting officer ap.
pears on an basic renewals ~
contracts or changes Of rates L.
sued in connection with the stor.
age Of household goods, have been
pa, into practice AZ the depot
a veteran % ~ years govern
msnt service Mrs Miller has been
employed AZ The Depot since 1850
she IL a leader ~ Brownie Troop
No I'll IN Trevoae. shs lives with
her husband. Mr. Lewis " Miller
and daughter. Terri age 2, At the
Garfield Lane address
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
FRIENDS SURPRISE ELiZABErH
NICHOLS WITH SluMBER
PARTY ON BIRTHDAY

Elizabeth Nichols daughter ~
Mr. and Mrs Charles nichols 81
1872 Lakcview Az n was very
pleasantly surprised on her tenth
birthday saturday January 2
when her parents fetcd her with
a surprise birthday slumbsr party
at their home
Mr. Nichols took Elizabeth and
her sister Linda shopping and
while they were away her guests
arrived and were waiting for her
In her bedroom. When Elizabeth
opened her bedroom door che was
greeted with happy birthday cheer
ing and laughter
When the excitement q seeing
her friends and The realization o.
what 81 was al about was over
the group played games and en-
joyed a popcorn feast before re-
firing
After brcalfas, the many lovely
gifts with which the honores was
showered BY her friends were open
- each girl present was given
a gift
Following dinner The group was
ioined by Elizabeih's grandpar-
enis. Mr. and Mrs Edward Nichols
and her Eodpareu's Mr. and Mrs.
MARI Gibbs who dropped IN" for
the traditional birthday cake ard
Tee cream. which concluded an en-
iovahls event
Helping Elizabeth % happy
birthday were Dame Jones Mar
Rarst Beiiany Lorraine WiIsou
Carmen Henderu1n and the h0r
0rees little sister Linda
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
First Illini Negro
Women Legislator
Gets Send-OH

CmgaEot AMP "our Fair
LADY" wae the theme IN the air
a. Alderman Clandc W n Holman
and mrmhcrs Of the Fourth Ward
Regular Democratic organization
gathered Monday evening. 60 bid
"Aut wledcrpehcn 60 Mrs t1oy
Clements, newly elected state rep
rgSeutative
Mrs Clements, is the first Ne,
gfu woman over elected tn the
Illinois legislature sho was sworn
ia Tor her freshman term In tho
House at noon "Wednesday. az the
capitol huitdinR
Mira Clements. who representa-
tho PEND dlpttict. Is veteran
member of the Fourth ward Dem
ocratic group
a graduate " Wtlbcrturcc unity
crpity, she served ia the ambulance
corps Of tho American Red Cross
during World War u She IL a
member 81 &C Mark Methodist
church and n a leader ~ ia prlu
cipai charitable organisation. the
Masters Queenly Reserve
Active Worker Ia ors
She has been prominent III the
order of the Eastern Star fpr
many years and u Past Matfon OF
nlccta chapter Na : a. we'll as
Past Grand officer ~ Eureka
Grand chapter state ~ Illinois
jurisdiction she has also served
~ Grand Travelling Deputy Of the
mlhs IN whirh capacity sho tray.
cllod widely throughout the state
81 Illinois
Ioined In 1927
Wishing tho new legislator God
speed on behalf ~ tho group waa
Ala Holman told tho gathering
"r1oy Clements many years ~
Horyicr IN civic groups, combined
with her intimate and understand
ING knowledge 81 our district an
well az The whole state ~ Illinois
guarantee that she viii make the
hind ~ record that viii reflect
credit on us ami Will bring pride
90 our hrarta'
Mfs Clements served as Dem
ucmtic oammitteewoman 81 tho
Fourth Ward for many years and
held that past under tho last -four
committeeman Including Mr. iI1l
man aho has been member u
the Democratic Party since 1927
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16
BABY BuRNEp sY
RADIATOR REMAINS M
CRITICAL CONDITION

Maurice Clark. six months old
son Of Mr. and Mrs Walter clark
OF $50 n Aidurh Az suffered
critical burns Wednesday January
IA when he fen or his mothers
bed and was wedgcd between The
bed and radiator The infant
was wearing a diaper and night
clothes
An aunt. Mrs Louise Barge
1850 n Dupont Az said Mrs
Clark left the baby on the bed
while getting another child rrady
for school
The baby was taken 60 General
hospital where he is undergoing
skin grating He is stin reported
on the critical list bat "a improv
ing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-01-16

Smith viii BE- hostess al the next
meeting on February 14. az her
home 374s Fifth Av. S.
Spent Holidays In Ohio, Mrs.
Stanley Frazier and son Gregory
1902 22nd Av. S, returned home
last week from Dayton, Ohio,
where they spent the holidays vis-
iting relatives
Hostess To Bridge Club: Mrs.
Wendell Gibbs, 1919 r. AZ St. was
a charming hostess on Tuesday
January 8. when she entertained
members OF the Matinee Bridge
Club at her home The lovely home
was aglow with yuletide decora.
tins A miniature Christmas tree
bedecked with colored lights adj
orned table in the living room
and large tree decorated with
Christmas trimmings was the cent
er Of attraction in the beautiful
amusement room where several
rounds Of bridge were enjoyed pre-
ceeding tasty lunch served by
the hostess. Capturing prizes for
high scores were Mines Earl
Brent, first; Fred Schuck, second
and William Hanna third Mrs
Schuck win be hostess 20 the reg
ular meeting Of the club on Tues
day January 20, at her home, s44
Fuller Az. ST Paul
Names Omitted: The names Of
Mr.. and Mrs Garrison Houser
were omitted in error from the list
Of members present al the Booker
I. Washington post holiday party
on Saturday January 3, at the
home OF Mrs Elmer Smith 1919
Smelling Av
Attended Brothers Funeral; Mr.,
Charles Puckett 2Olq 22nd Az s,
received word Of the sudden death
OF brother. Albert Pickett, in
Washington. u c. on Sunday Jan
uary II Mr. and Mrs Puckett.
their two sons. Charles Jr and
Robert and daughter. Janice, LEFT
by motor Sunday night for Wash
ington 10 attend funeral services
which were held Wednesday Janu-
airy "a
Back Home; Mrs Richard Ross
1921 Thomas Az NJ returned
home December 20. after visiting
relatives and friends in Spiro
Poteau. Talihima, wilburton and
Hawthorne. Okla She spent
Thanksgiving with an aunt and IN
Gle. Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Kinney
Moore OF Kansas City, Mo and
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs Mack Horn
back Of Kansas City. Kans, Mrs
Ross was recipient OF numerous
social courtesics during her stay
House Guests; Mr. and Mrs Ed
win Carr 3e42 Fifth Az, S have
as their houseguests, Mrs Chrys-