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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-11
Germantown
By Deborah III. LEM
WAverly 6-0692

Our community was saddened
by the news of the death Feb
ruary 2, of Mrs. George L. c.
Scheirer, formerly of German
town, lately of Hillcrest Heights,
Md. Mrs. Scheirer, seriously
i'll since last summer, died in
Doctors Hospital Washington.
She Is survived by her husband
and two daughters, Mary and
Louise. Mr.. Scheirer was, for
three years, cashier of the
Germantown Bank.
In the Jamestown area there
is sorrow at the passing away
of Mr.. James w. White last
Saturday, February 6, at Mont.
gomery County General Hos.
pital. Funreal services we're
.1eld Monday afternoon, with
burial at the Jamestown Pres.
byterian Church Cemetery.
Mr., White is survived by his
wife, two daughters, Virginia
and Eleanor, one son, James B.,
as well as four grandchildren.
A former resident of Darnes.
town, he had moved to Olney,
where he and his wife lived
with their two daughters. Their
son has recently moved to Wash
ington, d. c., from the South.
Mr.. White was at the time Of
death a member of the barnes.
town Church, and was formerly
an elder and a trustee of the
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William z.
Birgfeld returned last week
after a pleasant trip to st.
Petersburg and other points in
Florida. They report unseason.
ably cold weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cubitt of
Poolesville are spending some
time at the home of their daugh.
ter, Mrs. James Lambert. Mrs.
Cubitt is recovering from a
neart attack with three weeks
stay in Frederick Memorial
Hospital.
The WSCS of the Trinity
Methodist Church met last
Wednesday evening at the home
If Mrs. Fred Linthicum. There
we're 18 members present. Wor.
Ship was conducted by Miss
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oIney
Grange Will Incorporate

meeting, Grange members may
bring guests.
A joint meeting of the Ednor
HOmemakers Club and the Oh.
ney.Norbeck Homemakers Club
was held last night at the home
of Mrs. Robert Pugh with Mrs.
William Wendler assisting AS
cO-hOstess. Mrs. Jane Elliot, as.
sistant home demonstration
agent, spoke on the topic "Se-
lect Soft Floor Coverings Care.
fully" valentines Day" was
the theme for the table decOra.
tons and refreshments.
On February 18, the members
of the Olney-Norbeck Home.
makers Club plan to meet at
the home of Mrs. James Koch
Mrs. Koch is chairman of the
groups annual "Toys for the
Montgomery County General
Hospital" project. At this meet
ing, stuffed toys, made by mem.
bers, will be collected to be pre-.
sented later this month to the
hospital.
A special service, honoring
the Boy Scouts of America. was
held at 9:45 last Sunday at st.
Johns Episcopal Church in
Olney. Boy Scouts from Ash
ton and from Olney Troop 264
were present for the service
On February %, a special
committee will meet at the
home of Mr.. John L. Godshalk
to formulate plans for the An
nual Blue and Gold dinner of
the Olney Cub Scout Pack 459,
to be held March 5 at st. Johns
Hall in Olney. This years din
ner will be in celebration of the
5Oth anniversary of Scouting
and awards will be given to out
standing cub scouts in this area.
Area residents will be delight
ed to learn that Mrs. Nicholas
Scoderi, kindergarten teacher at
Olney, is recuperating nicely
from her recent operation and
expects to return to her teach.
ing duties later this month.
Not so good is the news, that
the very popular Mrs. Mary
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-11
LaytonsviIIe-W oodfieId
Gard Party
Will Benefit
Fire Dept.
BY Marion Griffith
Clearwater, 3-2682

The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Laytonsville District Volunteer
Fire Department will hold a
card party at the firehouse on
February 20. There will be re-
freshments and prizes.
The Evening Guild Of st. Bar
tholomew's will meet February
16 at the home of Miss Mary C.
Warfield. Please note the
change of date from the fourth
to the third Tuesday.
At their meeting last week
the Laytonsville Homemakers
assembled a Sunshine Basket
which they sent to one of their
active members, Mrs. Allie Mes.
ser who is a patient at the
Washington Hospital Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Green,
Roy and Phillip were dinner
guests Saturday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Wright of Silver
Spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Griffith,
Mr.. G. G.. Griffith and Mr.. Lee
Warfield left Monday for a two
week vacation in sunny Florida.
Mrs. B. w. Steers, chairman
of the Laytonsville P-TA Ii
brary committee reports that
she and her fellow committee
members have completed re.
cataloging and listing of all the
books in the Laytonsville Ii
brary. This was quite a job
as there were over 100. AS.
sisting Mrs. Steers were Mrs.
Edward Smith, Mrs. Bradford
Ground, Mrs. Charles Har-
ggreaves, Mrs. John Begin, and
Mrs. Ulysses Griffith w.
The Laytonsville P-TA will
sponsor its annual Valentine
party for the children of the
school on Friday. Mrs. Russell
Gates is serving as chairman
of the party assisted by all the
room mothers.
A shower honoring Anita
King was held Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Norman Jacobs
in Gaithersburg. Attending
from Woodfield were the Mes.
danes Kenneth Windham, John
King, Cramwell King, Roland
Ward, Ellsworth King, w. o.
King, and Raymond Kemp.
A large group from Wood
field attended the Open House
and house warming given Sun
day afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry King in the home they
have recently purchased in
Rockville.
Dennis Baker underwent a
tonsilIectomy Monday ut Fred.
erick Memorial Hospital.
The Woodfield Methodist
Men met Monday evening at
the church hall. Final plans
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-11
SondY Spring
Fashion ShOw Is Readied for Hospital

theirs without sons Of appr0pri.
ate age should talk to MIR. Port
er at Sherwood about borrow
ing" one for the evening. There
will be a delicious meal, pro-
vided by professional chefs, and
door prizes.
Two new Sandy Springers ar
rived during the past week. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph R. Frock of
Dominion dr.. became parents of
little Beth Ellen on February S.
She is the Frock's third daugh.
ter. They also have a small
son.
Charles Kelvin Wood, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood ar.
rived on February Z, weighing
z lbs, 5 OF. He Is the grand
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Delmas p,
Wood. Both newcomers were
born at Montgomery County
General Hospital and mothers
and babies are all doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Y. Candy en-
tertained on Saturday evening
at "Rose Hill" in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. John Vorys of Colum.
bus, Ohio, who have been their
houseguests for a few days. Mr..
and Mrs. Vorys are the parents
of Mrs. T. Y. Candy, jr.
Next Sunday, February IA,
there will be a talk on Hindu.
ism by Mr.. p. v. Srinivasan, at
the Community House in Sandy
Spring at 8 o'clock. Mr.. Srini.
vasan, who Is assistant press
attache at the Indian Embassy
IN Washington, Is quite q schOl'
ar on Hinduism, and his talk
promises to be extremely inter.
esting. One of a series spOn.
sored by the Friends Meeting.
1t Is open to all.
Miss Anne Farquhar, daugh.
ter of the r. B. Farquhars, is
in Pendle Hill in Pennsylvania
this week attending a Young
Friends Conference nm 1.-THE
Quaker Approach to World Az
fairs" After three days spent
f following discussions and
speakers there, the young peo-
pie, all of high school age, will
come to Washington on Satur-
day. There they will spend sew.
eral more days visiting EN-.
bassies, talking with Congress.
men and attending hearings and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-11
Goithersburg
Gerry kniske1'n Wins
Outstanding Award

guests Mr.. and Mrs. John Free.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gruver, and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Shugarts. The party was in the
nature of joint celebration of
the birthdays of Mrs. Gruver,
Mrs. Freeman, Mr.. Shugarts
and Mr.. Hugar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heath
are the proud parents of a baby
daughter, born on Thursday,
January %, at the Washington
Hospital Center. The young
lady, who weighed in at six
pounds, thirteen ounces, has
been named Therese Marie.
Friends of Myrell Miller will
be sorry to learn that he has
been quite i'll at the Frederick
Memorial Hospital.
Congratulations to Miss Judith
Ann Dean, who made the first
semester Deans List at the
Montgomery Junior College.
Jack Bowman, Oldest son of
Mrs. j. Sterling Bowman, is now
teaching electronics and cleo
tricity at Pennsylvania State
University, where he is also
doing graduate work. Mr.. Bow
man will receive his masters
degree in August.
Joseph Dobson is enjoying
good health again after recent
surgery at the Montgomery
County General Hospital.
Mrs. Ann Limparis was hon.
orded at a pink-and-blue shower
last Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Alice Suddueth.
Guests included members of the
choir of the First Baptist Church
and other friends of the guest
of honor.
Bill EarPs orchestra will pro-
vide the music for the Kiwanis
Clubs Valentine Dance on
Saturday evening, February Is,
in the new auditorium at the
Agricultural Center. Table res
ervations for parties of six or
more can be made with Frank
Ciarrocchi at WA 6-9763. Pro
ceeds of the dance will go to
the Kiwanis-sponsored Little
League and junior bowling
league.
Mrs. Leonard Golliday is re.
cuperating from surgery per-
formed last week at Suburban
Hospital and is expected home
oy the end of this week.
The Women's Missionary
Union of the First Baptist
Church met on Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. B. r. Bur
roughs. Mrs. Calvin Jodat was
the assisting hostess.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-11
By Margaret F. AdelfiO
Walker 4-3803

The ladies who will show us
the latest Spring styles at Jel
leff's Spring Fashion Show or
February II have been chosen
Along with professional model;
they will walk the ramp or
Wednesday beginning at 8:15 al
the annual Fashion Show spon
sored by the Montgomery Coun
ty General Hospital Guild. Pro
ceeds of the show each yeal
benefit the hospital, this yeai
through the Memorial Fund fol-
Mrs. Jacob w. Bird.
Local models will be Mrs
Thomas A. La son, Mrs
Charles HI. Lyon, Mrs. Samuel
). Weaver, Mrs. John Fitz
gerald, Mrs. James nj. Hall
Mrs. Donald e. Crumpler, Mrs
Lawrence e. AshwOrth, Mrs
Neil l.. Besse, Mrs. M. McKend
rec Boyer, Mrs. Thomas l
Cross, Mrs. GLAND Hawkins
Mrs. Michele Thompson, Mrs
Edwin Assenheimer and Miss
Margaret Brooke.
Teen-agers Carol Mullinix
Bobbi Bryan, Carolyn Birely
and Phyllis Haviland will be
showing Spring clothes for theiI
age group, and the following
children will serve as small
sized models: Judy Ladson
Kathleen Fitzgerald, Denise
Unglesbee, Christie Lou Tor
beck, Effie Sue Lyon, Patty
Brigham, and, not to be outdone
by all the females, Billy Cuff
and Kelvin Marrow. Dave Brig
ham will be Emcee for the eve
ning's activities and door prizes
will be plentiful.
Appealing more to the mer
in the family will be a Father
Son Banquet at Sherwood or
the 18th, Thursday night, at z
Master of ceremonies there will
be golfer Ralph Bogart, and for
mer D. c. Commissioner Renah
Camalier is to be the principal
speaker. Other special guests
will be Judge Ralph G. Shure
and Gene Archer, of NBC.
The Banquet, sponsored by
the Sherwood High School P.TA
is for fathers and their Sher.
wood sons Of any grade. Fa
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Germantown
Mrs. Scheirer, Former Resident, Dies

Mary Dorsey, and the program
on missions, "This Is the Day.
was presented by Mrs. Rodney
Whitaker.
The WSCS will sponsor a Bake
Sale tomorrow, February II, al
the Germantown Bank, starting
at 1000 am. Everyone take
note!
The Wachter sisters were
hostesses for the All Club al
their home Monday evening,
February /. Discussion was
held on preparation for Al
Club Week. March SIP. The
local club will prepare window
and bulletin displays, and will
attend a vesper service. A col
lection was taken to contribute
to the landscaping of the Ma
tIonal All Club Center In Chevy
Chase, Md. There were 80 mem
bers present. Our All Club has
been asked to take charge OF
collecting for the Heart Fund
Further details on this will
follow in future columns.
The Women's Missionary
Union Of the Germantown Bap
fist Church met at the home oil
Mrs. r. w. Rawn on Tuesday
evening, February 2, with seven
members present. An interest
ing report on mission work in
the Republic of Panama was
given by Mrs. Rawn, Mrs.
trophy Sutphin, Miss Mildred
Sutphin, and Mrs. John Whit
worth. Mrs. Dorothy Wright
led devotions. In the absence
of the president, Mrs. Sam I'm.
berger, jr., who was Ill, the vice
president, Mrs. Edna Wright,
presided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Norris,
nUw.of Gaithersburg, are receiv.
ing congratulations on the birth
Of their third child, a son, David
Lucian, on February 2, at Mont.
gomery County General Hos.
pital. Little David weighed 8
pounds z ounces. Mrs. Norris
will be remembered as Miss
Jane Leaman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Upton Leaman.
The Montgomery County
Singing Convention will be held
next Sunday afternoon. Febru-
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were made for the roast beef
dinner which the group will
serve on February u beginning
at 3 pm.
The final study class or
Africa will meet at the Wesley
Grove church hall next Wednes.
day with Mrs. Lawrence Mason
as leader.
Scout Sunday was observed
last Sunday at the Wesley
Grove church. Woodfield Cub
Scouts attended in uniform and
the sermon was on dim Signs
on the Trail of Life"
Mrs. George Woodfield enter
tanned at a coffee hour on Mon.
day. Guests rolled bandages
for Montgomery General Hos,
pital.
Miss Mary c. Warfield and
Mrs. Esther Nickerson were din.
ner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson Mather.
Arthur Bowie is a surgical
patient at the u. S. Naval Hos
pital at Great Lakes, Ill. His
address is Arthur Wilson
Bowie, S. r. 533-38-00 Go Ward
70 North u. S. Naval Hospital,
Great Lakes, III. Since he will
be a patient there for several
weeks we are printing his adj
dress and we know he would be
glad to hear from his many
friends in this area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-11

Safety Drive Under Way By Rotarians

a physician present to answer
questions.
The Damascus Senior MYF
attended the Icecapades in
Washington last week.
The Damascus WSCS will
serve a businessman's luncheon
on February Is at the church
from II am. to 2 pm.
w. Carroll Beatty of the Hy.
attsville Lions Club, an Inter-
national Counselor, was the
speaker Tuesday at the Damas-
Gus Lions. This is the month
when local units honor interna.
tional counselors.
The Student Council of DIS
and the Future Teachers chap.
ter with Mr.. Charles McCreery
and Miss Mary Mather as adj
visors are planning a second
"Turn-About Day" on March 1.
Students will assume the re-
sponsibility of the administra.
tive and teaching positions at
the school.
The DIS School Properties
Club under the supervision Of
Mr.. Robert Cairns and Mr..
Ralph Hermann is building the
scenery for the operetta Robin
Hood to be presented May 5 and
6. Club members include Ed
ward Burdette, William Pur-
dunn, Ronnie L. Watkins, Ber-
nard Lewis, William King, John
PETER, Paul Welsh and Robert
Stup.
Seniors from the tipping and
shorthand classes under the SUI
pervision of Mr.. William STRAIT
ton journeyed to the Atomic En-
ergy Commission last week
where they took 35 minute gen.
eral aptitude tests to qualify for
a position. Students were San
dra Poole, Grace Bryan, Ruth
Woodfield and Richard Duvall.
Students were fingerprinted and
had personal interviews. Mrs.
Keester of the Personnel De
part explained Acc organiza-
ton. At lunch the students and
Mr.. Stratton met former DIS
graduates now employed at
Acc.
The DIS Girls Honor Team
was defeated by Walter John
son High In basketball by the
score of 1870. Players were
Lorraine Justice, Ida King, FL
len Howser, Bonnie Lewis,
Gloria Woodfield, Gail Hurley,
Ann Watkins, Phyllis Watkins.
Frances King, jeanne Duvall
and Susan Freienmuth. High
scorers were Ann with II points
and Frances with 8.
Mackin Varsity basketball
team defeated DIS Varsity by
a score Of 1892 last week. High
scorer was Jack King with 16
points.
The Missionary Study Group
met Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt for a
luncheon. The group completed
their study Of medical missions.
The Family.Community Gar
den Club met last Friday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson
Slacum. The Misses Edwina
and Connie Mullinix showed
color slides they had taken last
summer In Europe.
Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt, Mrs.
Jerry Williams and Miss Sar"'r
King spent the weekend in
ington, Va, where they vi
Jerry Herbert Hyatt, a So
more at Washington and Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry
Mussetter and Mrs. Mollie Glad
hill were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Eader in Silver
c,..fwA
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the campaign who is over 16
and holds a Maryland drivers
permit. Any entrant who has
not been involved in an acct
dent for one full year from the
time of his entrance in the cam
paign will be awarded a safe
drivers pin. The records of his
insurance company and the De-
partment of Motor Vehicles will,
be checked before such an
award is made. Entrants will
be issued a card showing they
are participating and they may
re-enter for a second year fol-
lowing a first years safe per-
Torrance. Both Rotary Inter-
national and the Presidents Ad-
visory Committee on Highway
Safety have expressed interest
in the program. Damascus Ro-
tary asks the cooperation Of all
local school, church, and civic
groups in urging their members
to participate.
The quarterly conference Of
the Damascus Methodist Church
was held last week. The fol-
lowing were elected as new Of
ficers or members of various
groups in addition to ones al
ready serving who were reflect
ed: lay leader and lay member
to the annual conference, John
S. Kelly; lay leader and reserve
lay member to the annual con-
ference, Mrs. Roland Green; su.
perintendent of the church
school, Orion Butler; commits
sion on membership and evange-
lism, Mrs. Luther Burke and
Mrs. Roger Meiklejohn; in the
children's division, superintend.
ent for pre-schoolers, Mrs. Maui
rice Purdum and primary, Mrs.
Neil Linthicum, jr.; commission
on Christian social relations,
Mr.. Raymond Wilson; commit
tee on worship, Mrs. James
Smith, Mrs. Everett Jones, Mrs.
Joe A. Rice, jr., and Miss Ger
trude Stanley, Mr.. E. B. Lipford,
Mrs. Claude Burdette, Mrs. Ray.
mond Snapp, and Mr.. Richard
Shook; pastoral relations COM
mittee, Mr.. Emerson Slacum
and Mrs. Herbert Hyatt, ST.
The Damascus P.TA met at
the high school on February 1.
The Rev. Dean Kesler gave the
invocation and Richard Doolan
led the flag salute. A member
of the Burtonsville Boy Scout
Troop, Michael Hay, gave talk
encouraging the establishment
of more Scout troops as a
means of combating juvenile
delinquency. DR.. Elswort h
Obourn of the u. S. Public
Health Service gave an address
on Foundations for Future
in Science" He showed interest.
ing slides OF various projects
which have been entered In stu
dent science fairs.
Mrs. Clarence Payne attended
a meeting last Monday OF the
Board OF Directors Of the Mont.
gomery County Chapter Of the
American Cancer Society. Mrs.
Payne has recently been ap-
pointed to the board. Plans
were discussed for the cancer
crusade in April and a newly
released cancer film was viewed
entitled you're Never Alone"
AS a part Of the society's educa.
ton program this film and a
number Of others regarding can
GER detection and treatment are
available for showing to commu-
nifty organizations. Upon re-
quest a cancer society repre-
sentative will show an appro.
pirate film and arrange to have
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-25

FOR SALE = Fairchild 24; 1854
 Cadillac club coupe. Main 109.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-25
Sharon Denny and Stan Sobocienski Married Here Friday

The wedding of Sharon Denny and Stan Sobocienski was solem- nized at St. Joseph's Catholic Church Friday evening in fam fly ceremony The bride is the daughter of Frank Denny of Nome, and Mrs. Louis Chase of Wrangell.
 She wore a white sheath with short veil and orchid corsage. The maid of honor was her sister Sheilla Denny, who wore deli cate apricot dress and carried a corsage of yellow iris.
 The groom was attended by Rober Emmons as best man. The ceremony was performed by Fa- ther Nevue
 Following the ceremony a re- ception was held at the Arctic Club were Mrs. Robert Scott cut the wedding cake and Mrs. Robert Emmons served the coffee. Mrs. Don Perkins was in charge of the gifts and Barbara Trigg the guest book.
 A short honeymoon in tn e country was attempted by the couple but they were marooned on the highway due to the un- usual snowfall and returned ear Her than expected to their new home in the former PAA apart ment on First Avenue.
 The mother and sister of the bride, who came from Wrangell for the occasion, were scheduled to depart today.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-25
Marcus Beauchamp to be Elementary School Principal Next Year

Marcus Beauchamp will be the new elementary school principal next year, stated school superin- tendent Conrad Potter this morn ing. He also announced that remedial reading teacher has been hired for next year. This is the first time the school will have this specialized type of teaching. The teacher is Miss Sheila O'Brian of the Fairbanks school system, who has had experience with both retarded and accelerated children. She will teach remedial classes in reading from the Fourth through the Eighth grades, and supervise the reading of the First, Second and Third Grades.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-25
FOR SALE 2-story Frame
 House. Call Main 323. soc

$25 REWARD for information on
 persons destroying windows in two yellow snowgo's parked in area beyond Edman residence on Kings Way and Moore. soc
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-25
Polar Bear Hunters
 Bag Pair of Fine Trophies

MT. and Mrs. Wendall Fletcher of San Marine, Calif., returned from the Arctic after very suc- cessful polar bear hunting trip, with Bob Curtis as guide.
 Mrs. Fletcher brought back a 1O-foot, 2-inch bear. "He's a real old fighter, with broken and snagged teeth, and many battle scars on the hide" she stated.
 MT. Fletcher brought back a smaller bear, just over 8 feet, and "just right to make rug for our home"
 The bears were spotted north and west of Diomede Island, and the couple have many rolls and reels of film chronicling the thrill ing experience.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-25
Census Finished In Nome

The census in Nome has been completed, stated Mrs. Don Hoo yer, who has headed the enumer- ation group here. She expressed appreciation for the splendid CO., operation all the census crews re- ceived while making the count in this area.
 Anyone who did not get counted should contact her at Main 331 as soon as possible so that the record can be made as complete as is possible.
 It is reported that the results of the census will be made public by the Fairbanks office of the census probably some time in May.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-25
JUMPS INTO BERING SEA

Rita Angnabooguk jumped into the briny deep early this morning from the edge of the ice, but was seen by Glenn Tate, who rushed out and rescued her from the cold waters of the Boring Sea.
 The Police Department took the woman to the Hospital for observation.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-25

Diane Pagan of Kotzebue was brought in with blood poisoning in her arm, caused by the prick of a safety pin. Mrs. Fagen is the wife of Larry Fagen of the U. S. Weather Bureau in Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-25
IN MAGISTRATES COURT

James Moses Jr. was arraigned on charge of drunkenness, and requested an attorney from the court. His trial has been set for next Tuesday in the court of the Magistrate.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-25

REPUBLICAN, MEETING to en- dorse platform: Wednesday. April 27. al City Hall. Coffee's On!
 BETTY DOYLE.
 Nome Secretary.
 51c
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-25

TICE f Sales Tax Reports on retail Sales and Services for the quarter ending March 3l. 1860. must be in the City Clerks Office by Satur- day. April 30. 1860.
 Robert E. Slott.
 City Clerk. Publish April g, 27, 29.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-25

55 UNITS - Private bath, Kit
 chenette or Plain. 9th and H Streets, in Downtown Anchor age. AIASKANS PREFER THE ROOSEVELT. Rates from $4 single. tf