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Milford chronicle., 1961-01-13
FREDERICK
Trinity Methodist Church
J. Thomas Churn. Pastor

I DO lHOffldS NnuTHs FdStUT
Church School, 9:45 am.
Morning Worship, HOO a. m.
M.YF. 700 pm.
Junior Choir Rehearsal, Friday,
January 13, $50 pm.
Building Fund Sunday will be
observed this year March II. at
which time reports from various
organizations of the Church and
individual contributions for, h e
fund will be received.
Our week of Evangelism will be
held February II to 10 each even
ing except Saturday at 7:30 pm.
You are invited to remember these
services in your prayers and to
invite your neighbors and friends
to attend with you.
Mrs. Corretta Mason will be our
Evangelist.
A service of Hymns and Prayer,
will be held each Sunday evening
at the Church beginning at 7:45
pm. starting next Sunday, Janu-
airy Is. A major purpose for these
services will be to prepare us
spiritually for the week of special
services coming in February.
Sardis Charge
Church School 200 pm, fol-
lowed by Worship hour.
Congratulations to Ale and
Mrs. r. C. Webber, Frederica, It's
a lovely son, born December 20,
at Air Base Hospital, Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Rawlins and
Mrs. Sallie Williams were dinner
guests of Mrs. Ruth Hall, Dover,
during. the holiday season.
Mrs. Edith Hovey, who spent
the holidays with her family, re-
turned home Tuesday. The high
light of her visit was a phone
call from her sons, Mulford and
Earl Hovey from Arizona.
Mrs. E. Hovey and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dolan were Sunday after
noon guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
uoofey and family, Willow Grove.
Sunday guests. of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles j. Stubbs and family were
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Collision and
daughters of Greensboro, Md.
Mrs. Linda Mills and Mrs. Ella
Sharp, Milford, were Tuesday visi-
tors of Mr.. and Mrs Alonzo Nor
ris.
Friday afternoon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Hopkins were
Mrs. Mark Wiley, Mrs. Ollie Will
ey and Mrs. Ida Morris, all OF
Harrington.
Tuesday visitor of Mrs. Claude
Fisher was Mrs. Effie BLOW, Cam.
den, Delaware. Mrs. Fishers dau-
ghter, Mrs. William Thomas and
Mrs. Clara Webb, we're Thursday
! guests of Mrs. Lillian Harrington
| Camden, NJ.
Mrs. Pearl Rash entertained a
Sunday dinner, her son, Nelson
Rash, Harrington, and grandchil
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernite Rasf
and family of Houston. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Nelson Rash are leaving Oh
Thursday for a month, visiting
friends in Kentucky, then on tx
Florida, where they will visit will
Mr.. Rash's father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Garbut
and daughter and Ira Garbutt o
Milford, were Sunday visitors a
their mothers, Mrs. AlonZo Nor
ris and Mr.. Morris.
Charles Bishop, Jr., Dover was
the Wednesday evening visitol
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c
Bishop, Sr.
Milford chronicle., 1961-01-13
MillsbOro School News

Millsboro High School held an
informal College Conference re-
Gently in the school cafeteria. All
former Mfllsboro students who are
now attending some institution OF
higher learning were invited to
attend Those graduates able to be
there were Elaine Birmingham,
Jan Collins, Deanna Kitchens,
Donna Lawson, Patricia Lingo,
Harriet Nichols, David Shugard
and Donna Steele.
Each graduate gave a short
statement about his or her school.
Then during question and an
swer period Juniors, Seniors and
faculty members asked questions.
The purpose was to give present
Millsboro students interested in
attending college some idea of
what to expect in college socially,
as well as accidentally.
The program was sponsored by
the Millsboro Chapter of the Nat
ional Honor Society. Punch and
cookies were served for refresh
11ents.
Save the Childrens' Federation
Clothing Drive.
Again this year the students OF
Millsboro High School are being
asked to participate in the Save
the Childrens' Federation Cloth
ing Drive. The drive has been
scheduled to take place the week
of January 16. Amy contributions
from members of the community
would be appreciated. Clothing is
being collected at the school library
Clothing gathered during this drive
is distributed throughout the
world where it is needed most.
MilIsbOrO Students Appear on TN
Saturday, January Z, 1861, Mil
lsboro High students travelled tt
Salisbury to appear on the WBOC
TV Jukebox Jamboree. Julie Ryar
and Linda Jones acted as dist
Jockeys. Buddy Baker and Georgia
Vickers won the dance contest
Arrangements for the trip Were
made by the student government
Milford chronicle., 1961-01-13
MILLVILLE
Millie C. Banks
Phone: DickersOn 461

Millyille VI. E. Church-Next
Sunday Church School, 1000 am
worship service at 1900.
Rev. Melvin E. Wheatley's mes
sage on Sunday morning, IN e "
Years Greatest Privilege" Scrip
ture, Cor, 13 chapter. Some
Golden Daybreak" was the music
rendered by the Senior Choir.
Birthdays; Birthday wishes this
week to Mrs. Myrtle Jones, Ann
Collins, Butch McClung and Mrs
Melvin Wheatley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McClune
returned home on Sunday after
spending the holidays with Mr.. Mo
Clung's mother, Mrs. McClung and
family in Rupert, w. Va.
Mrs. Ann Collins entertained
her family to a turkey dinner or
Friday evening. Those attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Collins
and son Grady, Mr.: and Mrs. Way
ne McGee and son of Selbyville
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Collins ant
daughter of Lewes, and Giner Col
Inns and friend Pat Ruddy, stu.
dent nurses at the Beebe Hospital
Mrs. Mary Dale Wooley and Mrs
Hettie Barnett called on Mr.. ant
Mrs. Roland West in Whites Necl
on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruley Banks, Sr.
called on Mr.. and Mrs. William
Conner and children in Cedar
Neck on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Flossie Cobb was the din
ner guest on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jessie Cobb in Williams
vile.
Mrs. Minnie Daisey of Roxan;
and Mrs. Herman Vogel and Jo'
Rogers attended the funeral of Mrs
Daisey's niece in Phila., on Sat
urday. Mrs. Daisey was the CUES
of Mrs. Acton over Sunday.
Thought for the Day: "Th'
things that have true value in lif'
have eternity in them, for the!
are of God"
Milford chronicle., 1961-01-13

At one time spices were be-
lieved to have the power to ward
off evil airs bearing disease. They
were added to magic potions and
sold to inspire love, fear or hate.
Milford chronicle., 1961-01-13

A thin coating of paraffin wax
on garden gloves makes them soil
and water resistant and prolongs
their life.
Milford chronicle., 1961-01-13

THE ONLY WIDE-TRAck CAR!
Pontiac has the widest track of any car.
Body width trimmed to reduce side over
hang. More weight balanced between the
wheels for sure-tooted driving stability.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07
Pres. Kennedy Address

HIS ARGUMENTS AGAINST THE SOVIET "rRo,xA~
PLAN WERE sHReWD NONE OF THE MANY SMALLER
NATIONS IN THE UNITED NATIONS CAN NOW EAIl
70 RECOGNIZE THE TRUE WEAKNEss-FRoM THEIR
sTANOPoiNT-oF THE PLAN The spp.rer, ;r,sr, as
the triParfe division Of UN authority ITO give he neu
trails voiee would really mean as Mr. Keunedv no;r,sd
OUT enhanced strength for fhe great powers who would
share shs other two posts.
On Laos and South Wet Nam Mr.. Kennedy contented
himself with resfans the American position and uruno
action by the world community protect smaller states
against subverson and invasion Of fhe kind which IS dis
rUpiing Southeast Asia.
ON BERLIN, THE PRESIDENT WAS MORE spEcI
FIG; HIS EMPHASIS ON THE DETERMINATION OF THE
WEST TO MAKE GOOD ON ITS COMMITMENTS TO
THE PEOPLE OF WEST BERLIN COUPLED WITH HIS
PLAIN INTIMATIoN THAT THERE WAS NOTHING THAT
COULD BE DONE TO BLOCK A SOVIET TREATY WITH
EAST GERMANY. SKETcHED OUT WHAT MIGHT BE.
COME AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN EAST AND WEST
PRIOR GUARANTEES OF WESTERN ACCESS TO BERLIN
GIVEN BY THE SOVIET UNION COULD BE FOLLOWED
BY RUSSoEAsT GERMAN TREATY WITHOUT LOSS
or FACE OR OF POSITION BY EITHER SIDE
Can this speech affect events? II might we'll do So
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07
Congress Plays

CONTINUED From Back Page)
FROM A GENEROUS SELECTION OF HOUSE FOOL.
IsHNEss AS THE SESSION DIED. WE PRESENT THE
DEGRADATION OF THE CONGRESSIONAL FRANkiNc
PRIVILEGE SO AS TO PERMIT THE MEMBERS TO SEND
POsTAcE-FREE MAIL INTO RURAL AND URBAN ARE
AS ADDRESSED ONLY TO OCCUPANT"
The occupant" Of course. paying for the missing
stamp through his And fhe postal deficit is such
administration asked for in fhe postal rates
THE SENATE OBJECTED VIGOROUSLY TO THIS
PIECE OF LEGISLATIVE cHISELINc AND ONE sENA-
TOR URGED THAT THE TAXPAYERS EXPRESS THEIR
Resentment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07
Divorced
AF:mg.
tcontinved From Back Page)

lConfinved From Back Page)
FATHER WOULDN'T GIVE HIM THE TIME OF DAY. OR
BECAUSE YOUR BROTHER WANTED TO GIVE HIM a
PUNCH IN THE NOSE.
Don't think it's going TO be easy to- find another
husband right away. Especially If you have children.
NY SUGGESTION IS TO TRY TO BE THE BEST
ADJUSTED SINGLE WOMAN YOU POSSIBLY CAN BE
. UNTIL THE REAL THING COMES ALONG. IF IT
DOES, FACE 1T. MAYBE 1T WON'T.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07
Damages
(Continved From Back Psge)
COD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Free Press 9-29

GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
so THE HOTEL MUST PAY FOR THE sHoWciRLs
SINS - SPIRITUAL NAKEDNESS
DID THAT sHoWclRL NEVER HEAR OF The Full
EILLMENT OF THE PROMISE PROPHECY, OF
CHRlST'S RETURN = WITH YOU AWAY =
MADE EVIDENT IN MY ONE AND ONLY SANE,
HONEST. sATAN.FREE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS
THE CHRIST, sciENTISIPs
VIRGINIA. YOU ARE TAKING $4,000 FROM THIS
HOTEL BECAUSE Y0UstAcKED THE INTELLECTUAL
AND SPIRITUAL HONESTY TO GO TO CHRIS
TAN SCIENCE PRACTITIONER AND GET YOURSELF
HEALED AND AWAKEN TO HEAVENLY EXIST
ENcE or ETERNAk kiFE, APPREHeNDeD NOW =
LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY" = REVEALING AND
pEMoNsTRATINHNoUR TRUE. ETERNAL INDIvIDu-
ALITYi- NOT A SATAN BOUND" EVE. But
A SPIRITUAL MARYi
SEE OUR COLUMN ON THE BACK PAGE. SEVEN
SCIENTISTS DISCOUNT RADIOACTIVE FAlLouI
SCARE."--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07
Scientist
Continued From Back Pase)

Continued From Back Page
BUT THE DEVIL SURELY WENT TO TOWN IN
THE SECOND CHAPTER OF GENESIS, AN INFERIOR.
ANCIENT MANUSCRIPT. AND IN SUBSEQUENT
VERSES AND CHAPTERS
ALL OF THIS WAS REVEALED TO FATHER SON.
AND HOLY GHOSTS GREATEST MARY, BAKER EDDY
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. REvELAToR
WOMAN OF REVELATION l2:I S.
AND SEE IN DETAIL p. 1879 OF THE CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - OUR ONLY INFALLIBLE
MASTERPIECE! PASTOR ! BIBLE! GUARDIAN.
LIBERATOR, OF CONVENT ONAL BIBLES! PRISON.
ERs OF THE DEVIL ALL - GRiEvoUs VICTIMS
OF SAUL OF TARsUs ADAMEvE TRANsLAToRs,
TENS OF THOUSANDS, INVOLUNTARY SPIRIT
uAL ADULTERERs GENESIS l2:6 AND GOD SAID,
LET US MAKE MAN, IN OUR IMAGE AND LIKE
NESS AND LET THEM HAVE DOMINION OVER. .
ALL! GENESIS l:27: MALE AND FEMALE GRE
ATED HE THEM! - BUT NOT HUMANS, ADAMS,
EWES MURDERoUs GAINS. JUDAsEs, KNAvEs
AND FOOLS - THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD! - REPUDL
ATED BY THE C-H-I-L-D-LE-s-s CHRIST JESUS
1.-THE WAY THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE" - my
WORKS AND GREATER SHALL We Do! ,.,u
" 81: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR - HoNoRED
BY THE Chill D-LE-S-S CHRIST JESUS j HAD
MADE, AND. BEHOLD. 1T WAS l-Ls-l VERY Good
"sEvEN SCIENTISTS DISCOUNT RADIOACTIVE
FALLOUT SCARE"
Lansing State Journal 929
There proof that distant faout ever caused
disease in a human being.
RADIATION, LIKE OTHER coNTAMINANTs IN THE
ATMOSPHERE IS NOT GOOD BUT IT IS mo CAUSE
FOR PANIC" HE CONCLUDED
Taylor said, we have considerable body OF know-
edae of people exposed radiation at levels much higher
than any have encountered from ta'ou There IS no
evidence establishing any caUative relationship between
these exposures and injury to The people exposed
THAT LEUKEMIA FOR EXAMPLE, HAS INCREASED
DUE TO FALLOUT.
BEFORE 1850
"FaIIouf has nothing TO do with it, he said, because
the euema occurred almost entirely before 1850
and the worldwide faIIout level did not sfsro 90 up sig
nficanfy until 1854" -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07
Testimony
(confinved From Back Paqe)

AND THE CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATH MYTH -
ALL WARS ARE MYTHS - AND THE MARTYRDOM
OF LINCOLN - COMPARABLE TO THE MARTYRDoM
OF JOHN THE BAPTIST - AccELERATIoNS OF THE
MESsIAHsHIP OF THE ONE CHRIST. WITH you Al
Way - NO DOUBT INFLUENCED MRS. EDDY IN
MAKING THAT OBSERVATION. p. 272 OF OUR TEXT
BOOK THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL EXIST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07

HoNEsrro.cop CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STUDENTS.
THINKERS LEADERS NONE OTHERS ARE COMPETENT
TO SOLVE THE SEVERE DIFFICULTIES or THESE
TIMES
AM EVER so GRATEFUL
REACTIONS
GENEROUS, vOlUMlNOuS beautiful"
"WONDERFUL"!
AN INSPIRED MEETING.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07

Of The nations. revcIator Of REAL. The new heaven
and the new earth excluding forever the evil.
the human. The material gigantic Adam-Eve
frauds and MYTHS
Andrew Frvehauf. Publisher
Gods Detroit Tribune
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07

"HOW TO DODGE PITFALLS IN A MANS
WORLD"
Free Press o-12
After eight hours in the office you're going to go
straight home
YOU'RE GOING TO GO STRAIGHT HOME AND COOK
DINNER. AND BE A MOTHER. AND A FATHER
LET'S FACE 1T. LIFE is SOMEWHAT OF BATTLE.
so YOU MUST ALSO MAKE UP YOUR MIND THAT
THERE'S NOTHING YOU CAN'T TAKE ON THE CHIN
DIVORCE IS LIKE A battlefield WITH MANY UN
KNOWN PITFALLS.
WHEN THE GOING GETS ROUGH l HAVE TRICK.
WHEN LIFE GETS ABOUT AS BUMPY AS IT CAN GET
LIFT UP THAT CHIN EVERYONE is ALWAYS TALKING
ABOUT AND LOOK NEITHER TO RIGHT NOR LEFT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07

MESSlAHSHlP OF The ONE CHkISIs Wilt IOO A.
WAY. - NO DOUBT INFLUENCED MRS. EDDY IN
MAKING THAT OBSERVATION. p III OF OUR TEXT
BOOK: THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL EXIST
ENcEY
'REBRTH OF A NATION
THAT 'REBIRTH OF NATION GODS MESSIAH
NATION TO ALL THE NATIONS) CONCLUDED MRS
EDDY's APPRENTICESHIP, AGE as, AND FATHER, SON.
AND HOLY GHOST GAVE THEIR GREATEST MARY
CwoMAN OF REVELATION l2l,5) TIE ASSIGNMENT
TO "REvIvE PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY WITH ITS LOST
ELEMENT OF HEALING BUT WHOSE HIGHER MISSION
IS TO TAKE AWAY THE SINS OF THE WORLD"
WHICH TAKES NY THOUGHT INTO THE LAST
CHAPTER OF THE LAST BOOK OF THE NEW TESLA
MENT, REVELATION 22:2: THE HEALING OF The
NATIONS" WHICH IS CERTAINLY PROGRESSING 'R
Res,sTIBLY, THANKS TO OUR GRAND MOVEMENT!
- EVOLVING SCIENTIFICALLY = MRS. EDDY
AND THE HEALING WILL REALLY BE AN
AWAKENING TO, AN APPREHENSION OF, GUS
REAL NATIONS THE NEW HEAVEN AND The NEW
EARTH OF THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY or Sors e'.
SATURATED, INCOMPATIBLE, UNlNvADABlE, OMNl-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE - Thus
INDICATING GENESIS. FIRST CHAPTER THE GRAN
pEUR OF REALITY y = lao: WHICH READS, Al roo
KNOW: land GOD SAID, LET US MAKE MAN IN ooN
IMAGE, AFTER OUR LIKENESS, AND LET THEW Have
DOMINION OVER ALLT AND THE OFFSPRING OF
INFINITE. MAJESTIC SPIRIT. THE ONE REAL S-A-N-t
MIND SOUL, SUBSTANCE. - is SINlESs, FlEsHLtsS'
MATTERLESs ADAMEvELESS, SPIRITUAL, SHkS'-
LIKE! .,r
w. II SAYS: MALE AND FEMALE, Inca ID TT
THEM. NOW THAT WOULD BE CONFUSING WITHOUT
THE ILLUMINATION OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE But
THANKS TO IT, WE SEE THAT GODS MALE AND
FEMALE. WAS MANIFESTED IN ONE, PURE CON-
plErE TRIUMPHANT, DIVINE INDIVIDUALITY, IN TIE
MARVEL Gus 80 YEARS OF CHRIST JESUS AND IN The
MORE THAN 40 YEARS OF THE NEARLY 90 YEARS
or THE MARVELLOUS LIFE OF OUR BELOVED LEADER
81 - THAT CONCLUDING VERSE, READS. A9
YOU KNOW land GOD SAW EVERY IH'No ira.
ne HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS VERY ooou
AND THANKS TO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, Am I'M
sPIREp TO PARAPHRAsE 1T LIKE THIS: AND ooo
SAW EVERY THING THAT HE THE ONE KILT
PARENT I CREATOR - HoNoRED BY THE C-H-iL'O-
Less CHRIST JESUS j HAD MADE. AND. BtHoLO'
1T WAS [-LS- VERY GOOD!
DEVIL MAsoUERADlNc AS "LORD-cOD'!
IN THE SECOND CHAPTER OF GENESIS, zIH
VERSE. AND SUBSEQUENT VERSES AND CHAPTERS
Vol ReAp A CONTRADICTORY STATEMENT OF cReA-
r,oM = THE LoRD.coD RAISED UP NAN FROM The
DUST OF THE GROUND WHICH MRS. EDDY DECLARES
To az "NoTHINcNEsS" - NO. OF ZeRoS!
AND SO, I AM INSPIRED TO PARAPHRAsE IHA.
VERSE LIKE THIS: THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC. ADAM
rvE FRAUD AND MYTH! - MASouERADlNc As
-, opncop" RAISED UP A MYTHICAL ADAM!
Mv.TuLc.A.L EVE I A MYTHICAL, MuRDeRous
CAIN
ENLISTED IN JESUS my FATHERS BUSINESS!
THAT IS THE ONE. REAL WORK OF ALL MA
r,oNs AND PEOPLES ALL THE TIME = AND MOTH
ING ELSE WILL SUFFICE THAN THE MAKING Or
Continued Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-07

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCT. Z, 1861
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
Spaceman Gagarin Receives a HerO's Welcome in Cuba

HAVANA R = Soviet space man Yuri Gagarin arrived today to a hero's welcome to kick off a giant celebration of the eighth anniversary of Fidel Castro's re- volution.
 He was greeted at the airport as he stepped from his Ilyushin- Is airliner by Castro, President Osvaldos Dorticos and the Cuban cabinet. Next on the program was triumphant ride through the Cuban capital.
 The 27-year-old Cosmonaut, travelling with Is Soviet officials, arrived from Gander, Mid, by passing the United States after trip from Moscow.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
Fanny Iokienna
 Hospitalized Due tO Auto Mishap Injuries

Fanny Iokienna is in the hos pital today with injuries sustained in an auto accident early Sunday morning about 3l2 miles out on the Sunset Road.
 She is reported to have been riding with Stewart Tocktoo in a blue pickup that left the road, turned over, and was found with a crushed top and both doors forced open from the impact.
 No one was found in the car, although there were indications someone had been hurt. During the afternoon Fanny was located by the authorities and her condition warranted her being taken to the hospital. She relates that she and Stewart Tocktoo had started walking to town after the acci- dent, but that Stewart was un- able to walk very far.
 Members of his family and the authorities spent yesterday search ing for him and a broadcast was sent out for any information about him. At press time he still had not been located. Both are reported to have been drinking.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
Alaska Airlines
 Orders Five Lockheed 60 Bush Transports

LOS ANGELES lR - An order has been placed by Alaska Air lines for five of the new Lock heed 50 bush transports, C. A. Chapman, vice president of sales for Lockheed Aircraft Internation- al, announced today.
 An agreement was also signed with Charles F. Willis, Jr., the lines president and general man. ager, making the firm the first American sales representative fo1 the plane.
 ''The Lockheed 50 is built fol north country flying operations, Willis said. Ut fits perfectly into our long range plan of diVersifi- cation in the Alaska area"
 He said it's use would include flights on the four-times-daily run from Fairbanks to Clear, car rying hunting tours out of Kotze- bue, and serving as the basic air craft for the FAA-approved flight training program now being set up at Seattle, Fairbanks and An chorage for airline and air taxi operators.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
Four CAP Cadets Leave
 For Annual Encampment

Four Nome Civil Air Patrol Cadets left for Elmendorf Air Force Base Saturday to compete for places on the Alaska Drill Team. If they do secure places on the team they will go to Colorado Springs, Colo, to compete in the national drill team competition. Presently the Hawaiian drill team holds the national championship.
 The four Cadets are: Tommy Boucher, Pepper Gray, David Grant, and Chuck Burnett.
 They departed on the same Air Force CAT that returned Pete Hahn to Nome from Elmendorf where he had been taking a Civil Air Patrol course on Aerospace which he will teach this winter in the Nome High School.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
Brownie Scouts Start Day Camps

Brownie Scouts started their Day Camps this morning at 10:30 when they met at the Nome School for a hike to Dry Creek, weather permitting. If rain is infavorable an indoor program was planned to be held at the St. Joseph's Hall. Adults assisting in the Mon day program are Dorothy Grant, chairman, Claire Schmidt, Evelyn Boucher, Beth McCray, Jane Eos ter and Wilma Gilmore.
 Tomorrow the group will meet and be transported to Sunset for cook-out with Beverly Blaming, Louise Maakestad, Emma Ben shof, Lois McIvor and Jean O'Sul- livan in charge and transporta- ton provided by Ruth Reed and Sharon UnterWagner.
 On Wednesday the Brownies will head for Hastings Lagoon for a cook-out using the trench meth cd with Agnes Walsh in charge, assisted by Peggy Kelliher, June West, Rose Sasseen, Mrs. Kees- Ter and Mrs. Murphy. Transpor- tation will be provided by Dor othy Young and Sharon Unter- wagner.
 On Thursday the girls will be guests of the Intermediate Scouts at the Dexter Girl Scout Camp. There they will have art instruc- ton under Lucille Gilbert and transportation will be provided by Agnes Walsh, Beverly Blan- ming, Lucille Gilbert and Ellen Lyle.
 Rain or shine the Brownies are having a wonderful summer pro- gram. In the group are Sidney and Christy Jones, Debbie Grant, Esther and Irene Analook, Gail Foster, Mary Jane Wall, Sharon and Carla Bare, Virginia and Caroline Reader, Bethel Bach elder, Jacqueline Alowa, Cathy Fondell, Sharon Doyle, Ruth Young, Laura Maakestad, Cherly McIver, Denise Money, Debbie Ullrich, Peggy Schick, Joan Crump and Gloria Crump and Susan McIVer.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
MILK REALLY FLOWS

PLYMOUTH, England R - Far mer Charles Pidgeon switched on the television for his COWS and milk flowed like never before.
 Pidgeon installed the TV sets in the barn last week to keep his COWS contented during the tedious business of getting milked. He claims each COW is giving two gallons of milk a day.
 Other farmers use radio and long-playing discs" Pidgeon said. q decided to go one better"
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
Passengers to Fairbanks

Departing for Fairbanks over the weekend were Dee Kitchen, Helen Rich, Ida Polinger, Red Haskell, Ken Beck, Tommy Rich ards, H. Richards, Nate Ahkolik, Mary Pitcher, A. Coffin, Norma Scott, Alex Ashenfelter, C. Shell, A. Campbell, Jim Edwards and two children, MT. and Mrs. Sam Tucker, Bill Stegmeyer, Art John son Jr., and Thomas Balone.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
THREE TO ATTEND YOUTH CAMP AT BIRCHWOOD

Three members of the Junior High Methodist Youth Fellow ship of the Community Methodist Church have been selected to at- tend the Youth Camp at Birch wood near Anchorage. They are Corinne PauWok, Homer Hoogen- dorn and Jennie Alowa. The camp starts today and ends next Sun day.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
PEYAKA IN ROADSTEAD

In the roadstead today is the Peyaka, of the Alaska Barge and Transportation Co.,, which is re- supplying Mona Lisa. It is re- ported to have stopped here for crew members.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
Second Show Starts at 10:10
Jerry Cavota Returns

Jerry Cavota, son of Fred Ca vato, returned last week from a six-month course of training for the Alaska National Guard at Ft Richardson and Ft. Ord, Calif.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
Monica Pullock. 19- year

Monica Pullock. 19 year old daughter of Annie Pullock of Nome will participate in the 1861 Summer Science Training Pro- gram for High Ability Secondary School Students at the University of Alaska campus Aug. 3-23. This is the third annual SSTPSSS, which is sponsored by the Nation al Science Foundation.
 Monica will be in the 11th grade this coming year and at tends St. Mary's Mission School.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24

Odd custom in the African Su- dan: After bearing five children, a wife can return to her parents leaving daddy to raise the kids.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24

Adams Infant Funeral Today
 Carla Adams, 18-day-old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Carl Adams, will be buried today with Cath olic graveside ceremony.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Davis Menadlook, Fanny Iokienna.
 Discharged: Mary Barrow and infant daughter, Albin Poison.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24
100 FIT. METAL TOWER SET UP AT SHISHMAREF

The U.S.C.G. Surveyer has in- stalled a 100 it. metal tower, un- lighted, which is located approxi- mately one-quarter of mile southwest of the southwest bound ary of the summer airstrip at Shishmaref. The tower will be there for about six weeks, it is reported, after which it will be dismantled.
 
 Howard Capener was fined $10 by the State Magistrate for driv- ing without a license.
The Nome nugget., 1961-07-24

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