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The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14
Pioneer Women Fleet New Officers

Mrs. Don Hungerford was elected president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Pioneers of Alas ka on Friday evening, with out going president Susie Hermann taking the office of Inside Guard.
 Other officers for 1860 are: Janet Douglas, first vice-presi- dent; Helen Dunbar, second vice president; Lillie Lewis, secretary; Grace Edman, treasurer; Edith Arnold, marshal; Carrie McLain, historian, and Louise Maakestad, chaplain. Trustees are Emily Boucher, Bev. Morgan and Louise Walsh.
 The group enjoyed the reading of the official report of highlights of the convention, and bid fare well to member, Mrs. Jo Boyd, who is leaving soon.
 Refreshments were served by Eleanor Osborne and Grace Edman.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14
Light and Power Rates To Be Studied By Council At Meeting Tonight

Tonight the City Council meet ing will include a representation from the Utility Board. who are expected to contribute facts and figures on the financing of the Nome Light and Power Go. Much dissatisfaction has been voiced by the larger users of power with the recent change in rates.
 A discussion will be held at the meeting on power and light rates since the power plant was taken over by the city as a public util- ity several years ago, at which time a lower rate was anticipated.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14
JUDGE GILBERT TAKES OFFICE IN NOME

Judge Hubert A. Gilbert of the Second District Superior Court assumed his office this morning.
 He stated that he will be ap- pointing a magistrate and deputy magistrate for Nome as well as deputy magistrates for Fortuna Ledge, Unalakleet, Candle, Kot- zebue and Pt. Barrow as soon as details as to duties and other problems are worked out with the higher court of the state.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14
BOY SCOUT EXECUTIVE HERE

Ira Hill, Boy Scout executive for the Midnight Sun District, who replaced Todd Purcell recently, met with local Scout leaders here on Thursday and Friday, and plans to return again early in January for a series of training courses for Scouting and Cub Scout work
 MT. Hill has been in the same work at The Dalles, Oregon, and prior to that, at Kellogg, Idaho.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14

Son Born To Sturdevants of FAA
 A son was born Friday evening, December II at the hospital to MT. and Mrs. |. A. Sturdevant of Unalakleet.
 The father is with the FAA and is at McGrath at present.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14
vFW WILL MEET TUESDAY

The Veterans of Foreign Wars, Nome post, will meet tomorrow night at 7.30 at the BOT Road house to vote on the formation of a Ladies Auxiliary.
 Also expected to be present for the meeting is Dr. Paul Jager of Anchorage, the VFW's Depart ment Senior Vice Commander.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14

The Women's Circle of the Lu- theran Church will hold their Christmas meeting Tuesday. De- cember Is. al 8 pm. in the Lutheran Quonset.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14
RE WHISTLE SIGNALS

FIRE WHISTLE SIGNALS
 l Whistle - East of Division Street.
 { Whistles West of Division Street.
 Division Street runs between Morgan's and Wien Airlineso
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14
Susan paneok Funeral Wednesday

The funeral of Susan Paneok has been set for l o'clock We'd nesday afternoon at the Covenant Church.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14

MpdM HOSPITAL Admitted: Beatrice Sturdevant and Bernhard Anderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-06

costs are fuzZ-frss, will mol drip or "wod
vp" when wet perfect for applying
freshensrs, nail polish remover and
lotions.
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OLNEY
Williamsburg Village

Two new Colonial homes bed.
rms; rms soo 2 baths a Dashboard s,,s h,-w,h.;
Dashboard h.-w.h., ls-acre lot:
$4,000. EV. 4-6120.
POTOMAC, MD.-We're building q
brick on 2.3 acres of wooded land
in this most desirable community
Buy now and individualize II 10
your needs. Price, S44,5O0. OLIVER
7. CARR, REALTOR- BUILDER, MA.
S-q340 or MA S-oS65
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Continued on Next Passl
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GLASsMANOR-2-bedrm. semidst.
heat; S97 so mo. 10. 7-356s.
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Korzendorfer
rAHrnn

BETHESDA-Attractive, 3-bedrm
split-level, with mod. kit, finishet
rec. rm. with firepl., lge. leve
5eneed ysrd; priced in mid-20s
SEQ. w; ROBERTSON, REALToR
1885 Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2l23; aftei
8, call OIL. 6-39lS.
BETHEsDA--Magn'Ficent split-level
near WILDWOOD shopping center
IKE new; =. Liv. rm., din. rm.
gorgeous kit, 3 bedrms., 2 baths
lge. ground-level rec. rm. witt
hrepl. fenced I'd. Asking s25, 900
BILLINGsLEY REALTY CO., EN-
2-2326; ewes. EN-. 3-174O.
BBTHESpA-New, center-hall, 4
oedrm. brk. Colonial, in st. Jane
Parish. Lge. all-elec. kit, sep
din. rm.. nice liv. rm. with irepi
full bsmt. with family rm.: on
quiet St, mr.. grade schl.: rea
value for only S30,5O0.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC.
OIL. 2-10O6 Ewes. WO. 6-0S3t
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FALLS CHURCH -bedrm
mod. cottage, oil heat, partly
furn, for immed. occupancy and
viii complete II desired. Prefer
couple with girl between 4 and 8
SO month. JE. 2-OB6O.
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Arl. N.-Lorcon Lame
Near Alexandria
Near Fairfax

Fl. DAVIS PL. s.E.-Mod., 8 bed.
rms, ike new: wall-to-wall car.
peting, drapes, Venetian blinds
Also enc. apt. In bsmt.: shower
toilet and pvt, entr. Wonderfu
opportunity; S125 per mo. Cal
owner, Mr.. HENKEL, wkdays.
$3.50 q. 9, ST. 3-6500: ewes. anc
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BRANDYWINE ST. N.W.-3 bed
rms, bath. remodeled and re-
dec, COW. loc-. wall-to-wall car
PEI, TV, fenced yard. wO
e-2Gs3.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Brk. Colo
NAL 37i8 Huntington. Spacious
liy. I'm. din, rm., solarium. Kit,
4 bedrmsa 2 baths, sleeping porch.
maids rm., bath. gar, attic: $500
Fer mo. Can OWNER, OIL. 2-2317.
FAIRFAX = bedrms.. attached
gar; close TO schools and shop.
Children welcome. CR. 3-1O96.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm
mod. cottage, oil heat, partly
furn, for tmmed. occupancy and
VIII complete II desired; Prefer
SIS month. JE. s-0s6o. anu
GLAsSMANoR. MD. 5o31 Levereti
81. s.e.--3 bedrms., liV. rm. with
din. area, kit. bath. full bsmt !.
fenced I'd; nr. EastoVer shopping
center: $l35. NEWCOMB-JONES
REALTY, INC, 10. 2-7655.
GLASSAlANoR-2-bedrm. semidst.
brick; rec. rm.. fenced I'd, gas
heat: S97 so mo. 10. 7-356s.
MANASSAS, va, AREA, on Rte.
6l9-4 bedrms, bath. large iiv.
rm., din. rm., equip. kit, bsmt..
oil heat; 26 acres land; SOS mo.
Refs. EN-. s-6676 or AP. 1913.
MANASSAS, va, at Lake Jackson
Nicely furn. 2-bedrm. DUPLEX
adults, S65 mo. IA. 2-37O5.
NEARBY MD.-Mod. det- 8 bedrTnS-
din. I'M, rec. rm.. 3 fireplaces, oil
ht., 3 sari $3.50 mo. UN. 4-90sI
20s
Mr., MILITARY RO. OFF 18th ST.
Newly dec, nicely furn., z rms, 2
rsths. washe-. dee1 freeze. car
Suit. group AS. 5000. RA. B-63ai
N.W.-vERY SUITABLE FOR EN-.
TERTAINING, charming attrac.
lively furnished, close-fn act
stone home oxerlookins Rock
Greek Park; hall. liV. rm,. Ice
sun parlor and screened porch
up-to-minute kit. 4 bedrms., 2 i
baths; $500. By appt. Mr.. Ben.
sT5;NrW s9r; rW5, s-lss5 sbas55 PAUL P
VIENNA-Immac. clean. 3-bedTm,
split-level with 3 baths, liv. rm.
with hrepl. and bay window, MAJOR
maSterpcS., rec. rm., ideal for
kiddies. GE kitchen and laundry.
$3.50 PL. 9-27S7.
1910 KILBOURNE sT.-Niceiy fuTn
4-oedrm. house, conv. to stores,
Iransp., parking; S140 mo. FE.
3-3242, FE. 3-4931.
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GLASSAIANoR. MD. b03l LeVereti
s.. s.e.-3 bedrms., liv. rm. with
DIN. area, kit, bath. full bsmt.
fenced I'd; nr. EastoVer shopping
center: Sl3b. NEWCOMB-JONES
REALTY, INC, 10. 2-7655.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp,

ROCkVILLE-Cute and coy, z bed.
rm- bunEaloW with bsmt. A plaes
70 build memories. Priced TO Eeil
$500 down; HUGH 7. PECK, GA
R0CKVMLE-TWTNBROOK ~
story Cape Cod; 1st floor, Ice.
eat-in kit. liy. rm. with fireplace
and wall-to-Wau carpeting, 2 bed
rms. with iEa. closets, and bath.
2nd n, 3ro bedrm. almost mn.
iShec. 2no bath in family roora
rouEhed in; bsmt., fully tiled,
with partially pine-paneled rum
pus rm.; laundry rm. shop, and
store nm: feneed-in rear I'd. with
nrk patio; Sl4,950; assume Ice
s6hdAa loan. Cal OWNER, Po. 2
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HOUSES ron sALE-N.E.

CAPITOL HTLL-Si, $50 dn.. Ss1
per mo. S9,500 buys this YER
nice 5-rm -and-bath. hat-front
white brick home. Ii. 3-0129
JOSEPH a. HERBERT a SONS.
.COLORED-47 CRITTENDEN ST
N.E.-3 bedrms., full bsmt., from
porch, lge. yard, Priced right
Good terms. PRESS REALTY
CORP ST. 3-9316, He. 4-2061
CoLORED-237 10th ST. NJ
story row brick, 4 bedrooms, ga
heat, clean; S1O,950. terms. Mr.
BURKE. MA. s-249O.
COLORED = NE. = 2 APART,
MENTS. KITS, . BATHS, ful
basement, compl. redec.. all floor
sanded. Near schools and transp
Garage
MURRAY LEVINE AID. 1878;
COLORED-CgT. BRK.; SI5. 600
Woodridge, $1,000 dn. 8 lge. rms
with attic and bsmt. finished il
knotty pine. : tiled baths; on lge
lot. 5OXl65: quiet street. Vacant
Ewes. HE. 9-457S.
r. A. HUMPHREYS Ma. s-502C
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DEWEY M. FREEMAN
BEIGBTs-Fa4 or eo1v- !.

OHE NEhL1 FhWI. AhEA; NIItUUU
FHA or conv.-Lovely 2-bedrm.
Colonial. Separate din. rm., large
kitchen, tiled bath, finished rec.
rm., gas hot-air heat, screened
porch, storm windows, many ex-
trss. PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.,
WE 6-b4oo
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES F0R sALE-N.W.

BEST D. c. LoC., all-white section
ot expensive homes. Beaut., det.,
5;nedrm. brk:, z baths, rec. rm.
5tas lean. $3.50 dn, to respon-
slnle people. No brokers. please.
OWNER, EN-. 3-5s0O.
BRIARCLIFF-KENT AREA = Ram.
pliers are mtghtly searSe IN this
fashionable areal Here Is q 3-bed-
rm. 2M-bath beauty that Should
fireplace in fuii Basement; ill al.
taehed gar. LOWER 30si FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 5-i4II:
ewes. OIL. 6-2442.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-ist ofieT-
ING; new 3-bedrm-, brick Colonial:
larse sep. dining rm., table-space
Kit. and powder rm on LIST: 3 bed
rms, , baths on end; immed. oc-
eupaneyi priced TO sell at S2q,-
$50. CHEVY CHASE REALTY. IN
3-l600; ewes, OIL. 6-392S..
CHEVY CHASE, BEST SCHOOLS
Beautiful brk, Colonial in q lovely
setting; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, FIRST,
FLOOR Law lovely rec. room
seIeened porch, Farage. slate
1901; Absolutely perfect condition
NJ $50; FRANK s. PHILLIPS
INC, DI. 7-14l1, OIL. 6-2442.
CHEVY CHASE PKWAY. (cor
Conn. Ideal for doctor: 3-story
semi det. Colonial; bsnt., gas
h.-w.h; needs redec.; asking 800, :
300. BEERS BROS, JU. $3.50
ewes, OIL 9-QInI
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FOREST Hills

$500 ELLICoTT ST. NV.
An address OF distinction
in one Of Washington's most
beautiful locations, adjoin-
.ng secluded Rock Greek
Park, yet close to Conn. ave.
ano its smart shops. Schools
nearpy and places OF wor-
snip; 3 magniflcently spa
cious rms split-level, 4 bed
rms, huge closets through-
out, rec. IN, 3 full baths,
osmt., gar, gas heat. unuSu-
ally excel. financing. Priced
ct $4,000. To reach: Out
Conn. 70 Ellicott st.. turn
right on Ellieott to cul-de-
sac and sample home,
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POTOMAC
CONCORD

ATTENTION OUT = OF
TOWNERS. MOVE IN BY
CHRISTMAS. Exhibit home
now for sale, . or 3 others
can be finished in time for
Christmas possession. 4
bedrms., 3 baths, family rm.,
besmed kit, gar, "a acre
or more, S36,500 to S3S,50O.
Open daily 12-dark, week
ends 11-dark, Mr.. Key (EX-
HIBIT HOME Ak. 9-935D
on premises. Dir: Out River
I'd. 1h mi. beyond Congress
sional Country Club to our
Concord sign on left.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO..
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FAIRFAX - 4 bedrms.. attached
children Welcome. on. a-InaA-
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CEDAR LANE, 93O2 Cedar lane
open Sun, l-6. New, lovely, 4
Seqrm: peg split-ievel, 2h baths; sll
eefa-; eas-; rec. Tm.; was S31,950, NOW
S2o,95O. Priced for quick sale,
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Move before Christmas. Traces
considered on this sparkling new
3-bedrm., lla-bath rambler; rec
type bsmt and loaded w/extraS.
Priced at only sl5,750.
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BETHESDA
ASHRURTON

The largest and best built 4-bed-
rm.. 2l5-bath split-level in this
area. 2 bedrms. are l6 II. 10 in, Z
13 #. 2 in, family room is 26x
II; only $4,000 down with the
balance at 5Aet for 20 yrs. Call
ALDON PROPERTIES, Ma. s.
5740, or Oh. 6-4S58.
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ROCKVILLE

1-year-old, 3-bedrm-, 1Ds-bath split-
level with central air eond., rec.
rm., drapes and other extras.
SZO,oOO Win reas. down pay
ment, GA. 4-504S.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALLIED WEEK END SPECIALS
ID. 4 bedrms., 2 baths, rec. room.
screened porch: wooded lot: ideal
Tor children. (2l. bedrms., ia
baths, garage, porch: patio wall:
HANDICAPPED; fenced lot. (3).
bedrms., Ia baths, den, garage;
20s. IA. Almost new 3-bedrm !,
2-bath split; rec. room with Are
pl.; deep, fenced lot with trees;
mid 20sl Call nov. once open It'll
3. ALLIED REALTY, OIL. $4,000
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ROCKVILLE. 500 Lincoln ave.-3-
nedrm; rambler: S395 down, S116
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CHEVY CHASE
BARNABY WOODS

See this detached Colonial brk. on
beautiful lot. Tall trees Den
and lavatory on LIST; 3 bedrms.
baths on 2nd; ! IN. bedrm. on
Srd' gsrage price, $50, 600. Call
JONES 8 Co. INC. -
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INCOME PROpERTv

Do you have . large family or
you like TO supplement your In
come by renting a part Of this
large home? For a minimum cash
output this property could be con-
Ferted into 3 apartments. Present
zoning Is for multiple family
dwelling. For $4,000, you can't
20 wrong
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COLORED-$195 On.
onE - - 4
S69.5O MONTH

A true bargain in this lovely. clean
front porch. oil heat: vacant, movi
IN today: only $3.50 FALLIN
REALTY CO.. II. 4-7300 or RE
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NoHBECk--s acres and home for
country living Liv. Tm., l4Xl4
din. I'm, 1lx12 kit, 2 bedrms.
lOxl5: fruit trees and fully
shrubbed: was SI7.950. NOW SIS
9bO. Owner has to sell.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING, ST0RAeE

1 OR 2 ROOM APT. BY retired
white. widow; ne. section pre-
ferred. La. 6-SSS1.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
tcoNTIhuEDl

BRANDYwINE ST. N.w.-3 bed
rms, ] bath, remodeled and re-
4 dec, cow. loo. wall-to-wall car
PEI TN fenced yard. wo
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CLOSE-IN
Bethesda Bradley Hills

OPEN DAILY TIL 8 Pm.
NEW TRADITIONAL coLoNIALs
Move in for CHRISTMAS; priced in
40s. For info. call OIL. 6-3132
or OIL. 2-76l5. Jody Baker sales.
Extra Lots for Building AYailable.
HANTAT Tn
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BEAUTIFUL

= acre with 3 bedrooms. 2 baths,
attached garage and 2Sx4S rec
room with bar; Dashboard hot
water heat in this 5-year-old,
center-hall brick rambler. Enjoy
yourself in Ednor. Maryland.
Evening star., 1959-12-11

.--.-1-s.l9 Ltllza1- 2 OL- N-IWIU III 2
CHEVY CHASE-Brick centsr-bsll
rambler; lower 20s. Sep. din.
rm-, 3 bedrms., baths, dish
WaSher, etc; porch. patio, dead
END street; big 41zes trust. SAM
UEL z. BoGLEY OF MD, INC
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MANASSAS, va. AREA, on Rte.
6ls-4 bedrms., bath. large liv.
oil heat: 26 acres land; SOS mo-
Refs. EN-. s-6676 or AP. 7-3i43.
Evening star., 1959-12-11

ChEf1 CHASE-Huge reduction IN
price on q splendid New Orleans
Colonial for immediate sale by
departing owner. Located between
the clubs in old Chevy Chase in an
area Of beautiful homes, featuring
lovely Nv. rm. with firepl, fuii
aln. rm., den and powder rm: &
nne bedrms. and 2 baths upstairs
Rec. rm. in fun bsmt., built-in
garage, lovely gardens. Nov priced
in very low 30s for quick sale
Can our Uptown Once, IKE. 7-IsOO
till 3 pm. (after q, call OI. a.
257sl. SHANNON & LUcHs co.
CHEVY cHAsE-4-bedrm. home in
lovely older section Of CHEVY
Chase. ModeTnized and redec u
ACRE beautifully Handicapped. %;
scr. porch, ga baths, ireplace.
gaar' Quick poss. Priced IN mid
BETHEspA REALTY. OIL. 4-l415
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE Owner
leaving city. Charming. inviting
house, 3 bedrms., 2 baths; lst-
2; bath and study: Ice. liy. rm.,
DIN. rm., pantry, kit: 2 pchs., .
car garage; bsmt.. maids nm, and
bath. III E-0ROOs evar ENH y ElTTg
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HousEs FnR sALE-Mn.
lcoNTlNUEDl

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, owne
leaving town-Charming inVitinl
house, 3 bedrms.. baths, LIST
hoor bath and study; lge. gra
elous Nv. rm.. din rm., pantry
kit. 2 porches, 2-car gaFage
psmt., maid s I'm and bath. Week
Gays, Ii. 10000; ewes. EN-
CHEVY CHASE bedrms. on
level hishhght this Epaeious, com
pletely redecorated home In oil
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, and Lowell
breakfast room on main level Il
addition to 4 bedrms, there 4
also a larRe Usable fioored attic
"a bath and rumpuE rm. in bsmt.
sstaened gssrsge Immediate oc
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Readmond Real Estate
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ADELPHI
$3.50 DOWN, $97 MO.
ARE YOU LOOKING

For that fireplace to hang those
stockings on for Saint Nick to
MI? II so, we have Just the
nome for you, and of course, ii
has those necessary 3 bedrms,
Priced to sell; only 2 left. once
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CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Brk. Colo
NAL 37is Huntington. Spacious
nY. I'm. din, rm., solarium. kit,
4 bedrms., baths, sleeping porch.
maids rm., bath: gar. attic, $500
per mo. Call OWNER. OIL. 2-23l7
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-11-28
Ambassador,
Son Attend Auto
Victims Funeral

CORTLAND, Va.-Irish Am
bassador John j. Hearne and his
son, David j. Hearne, attended the
last rites for the maid killed by
young Hearne's automobile on a
Washington street last week.
Hearne, Fl, avoided prosecution
for Mrs. jessie Hamlin's death by
claiming diplomatic immunity.
More than $50 persons packed
the AME Zion church for the vic
TINS funeral. Mrs. Hamlin was
50.
Ambassador Hearne climbed to
the altar CT the church and offered
his sympathy to the family and
friends of the Negro woman.
Hearne and his son were the first
to file past the open coffin and
pay their respects at the close of
the ceremony.
Following his funeral, Hearne
said that his insurance adjusters
would meet this week with Will
liam S. Thompson, attorney for
the victim, to work out a settle
ment.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-11-28
CALHOUN CITY
news

Rev. w. A. Mcdonald, Pastor of
the Mineral Springs M. B. Church,
Calhoun City, Mississippi, members
celebrated his Anniversary on Sun
day, November %, 1859. Rev. L. L.
Logan preached his Anniversary
Sermon. Each and everyone en-
joyed the fine program.
Look! all the many friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Curbery Enochs are
cordially invited to attend Open
House Sunday, November 20, 1853
on Route 8, Calhoun City, Missis-
sippi. The time-from 2 o'clock un-
til 5 o'clock p. m.
Mr.. and M w. Enochs visited in
Parchman on Sunday, November %
They also visited in New Albany
Mississippi. They took long trip.
Mrs. Matte Woodland spent the
day with Mrs. Lizzie Wofford, who
is little i'll. We are all glad tx
know that she is some better now
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-11-28
Successful Parent
Day At Utica
Junior College

Parent Day at Utica Junior Col
lege was, huge success. Parents
came from Kinds and Copiah Coun-
y to witness in person the activi-
ties engaged in by all students
during a typical school day at
Utica Junior College. Their re-
ports were quite favorable and the
questions asked, concerned what he
or she could to tell the good news
of their beloved UJC.
The President of Utica Junior
College gave very warm and
cordial welcome to the parents of
our students. The highlight Of
the day was when the parents met
with all faculty members for a
long chat about his or her child.
We do thank the parents for TAX
ing the time to visit with us.
The Parent Day Committee was
composed of the following men,
bers from the UPC Faculty: Mrs.
Allen Cain, Mrs. Maggie Dunson,
Co-Chairman; Mrs. Ellestine Tur-
ner, Mrs. Robert Prater, Mr.. Moses
Howard, Mr.. Lucious Turner. Mr..
Robert Prater, Mr.. Thomas Barnes,
Chairman, and Mr.. Luther Ensley.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-11-28
Referendum
On Cotton Is
Slated Dec. Is
PAGE THREE

Secretary of Agriculture Benson
has proclaimed a national market
ing quota of 13,133,00O bales
STANDARD bales of 500 pounds
gross weight) and a national acre
age allotment of Is million acres
for the 1860 crop of upland cotton.
December Is was set as the
date for the referendum on 1860
upland cotton marketing quotas,
which must be approved by at least
two-thirds of the upland cotton
farmers voting if the quotas are
to be effective. "a similar vote
on marketing quotas for the 1860
crop CT extra long staple cotton
will be held on the same date.)
The Secretary also announced his
determination that alternate -
Choice (B)-farm allotments for
the 1860 crop of upland cotton will
be 40 percent larger than the
regular" Choice (A) allotments
for the same farms.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-11-28
Nat King Cole
Set For Granny
Awards I eIecast

Los Angeles, Calf, Nov. 21-
Nat King" Cole and the Kingston
trio have been added to the list
of award winning recording artists
who will perform on the National
Academy of Recording Arts and
Sciences Awards" colorcast on
NBC-TV Sunday, Nov. go.
Ella Fitzgerald, Bobby DARN,
Duke Ellington, Shelly Berman, the
Jonah Jones quartet, Jimmy Drift
wood and the Norman Tabernacle
choir already have been announced
as entertainers who will recreate
their award-winning performances
on the full-hour show.
Coles recording of Midnight
Flyer" was named in two catego-
ries-best rhythm and best per-
Torrance by stop 40" artist. The
Kingston group received two nomi-
nations for the album, "The King
ston Trio At Large" - in the best
performance by a vocal group and
best folk performance.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-11-28
Young 7 enor
Employed At
Utica ;jr.'coIIeee

Willie Brown, a high ranking
student in voice and instrumental
music, is employed at Utica Jun
ior College for his first year of
teaching.
Because of the unusual talent
and voice quality of Brown, his
coming and joining the faculty has
been a tremendous enrichment to
the vocal music area of the college.
1t is predicted that in a few years,
Brown will be at the top of his
profession.
Brown is 1859 graduate of
Jackson State College and has done
further study at DePaul Univers-
ity, where he was a member Of
the Imperial Opera Company Cho-
rus, which performed at the all
Gershwin night at Grand Park in
Chicago, ILL.,, this past August.
While a student at Jackson Col
lege, Brown sang the leading roles
in such operas as "Cavalleria Rus
ticana" and "Pagiacci." He also
composed two compositions during
his stay at Jackson College; they
are "Blues For Wally," and "The
Jackson State College Loyalty
Song"
Brown is doing a fine job with
the Utica Junior College Choir.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-11-28
Census Begins
November 18

State College, Miss.-The farmer
who has his records up-to-date will
be step ahead when the census
takers start their rounds in Missis-
sippi on November Is, states R. B.
Johnston, agricultural economist of
the Agricultural Extension Service.
"The Bureau of the Census
stresses that the taking of census
requires more than trained takers.
The help of farmers is needed to
provide information. The accuracy
of the census depends in a large
part upon the accuracy of the in
formation given by each farmer"
he says.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-11-28

Jackson, Miss, Nov. 19.-Fic-
tured above is Mrs. Ellen M. Will
son, Business Manager-Treasurer
at the J. P. Campbell College. Re-
Gently, Mrs. Wilson was appointed
as lay member tot the General
Board of Education of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church. In
this capacity, Mrs. Wilson will rep
resent the Eighth Episcopal Dis
trist. Aside from her duties at
the college, she is active in church
affairs, and is a devout worker in
the campus Sunday school, and all
phases of religious activity on the
campus, the district, and African
Methodist Episcopal connection.
The appointment was announced
by Bishop Frederick D. Jordan,
Presiding Prelate of the Eighth
Episcopal District of the AME
Church.