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The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
 OF THE STATE or ALASfkA SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT

No. 60-47=p
 NOTICE or HEARING ON FINAL
 REPORT AND ACCOUNT AND DETERMINATION OF BENEFICIARIES IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE BERNARD |. CROSBY. deceased. NoTIcS zS HEREBY GIVEN that Alan c. Doyle, Of Nome. Alaska, Ad- ministrator. has filed his Final Report and Account. and that tine srd day of October, 1881, at the hour of 2:00 D. n- of said day, in the above-named Court, Nome, Alaska, has by Court Order 3een fixed as the time and place for HeAr- ing on said Report and Account: and also. at such time and place the Court will determine and adjudicate the bene- ficiaries of this estate.
 OBJECTIONS, < < any there be. to said report and account will be heard at this time.
 DATED this lst day of August. 1881.
 ALLAN c. DOYLE,
 ADMINISTRATOR VirqiI D. V0choskd
 Attorney }or Administration Pub: Aug. n. l8. 25. Sept l, 1881.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25

State of Washington 10 Start
 Action on Food -Rationing Plan
 OLYMPIA, Wn. H = Washing tor has become the first state in the nation to start action en 9 food -rationing plan for a national emergency. The 750,00O heads of household in the state probably will register for the program the week of Nov. 6. Cove. Rosellini ordered tie registration. !.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25

Gen. US. Grant was one of the least musical of US. Presidents. sI know only two tunes" he once remarked dryly "One of them is Yankee Doodle and the other isn't.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
N o T c E

All persons desiring 10 be on call as substitute teachers for the isei-6z schc4l texnz are asked to contact MT. Conrad Potter at the school as soon As possible.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
Friday. August 25. 1861
Nutrition Research Lender Says----- Lysine improves Protein Value Of Bread

"There is no addition of ysine greatly improves the protein value of hour Dr. w H. Sebre K director of the Institute Nutrition Sciences Columbia I1nversty told members food industry recently.
Evening star., 1961-09-29

to the McCones' fantastic
place in San Marino. De-
scribed by some Washington
ians as the most beautiful
house they have ever seen, 1t
is equipped with swimming
pool and golf course.
The woman who presides
over these houses is a viva
cious, attractive woman with
brown hair. very clear brown
eyes. pretty features and the
kind of chic that comes from
wearing Sophie originals. The
wife of the new director Of
the Central Intelligence
Agency who gave a fabulous
luncheon at Anderson House
for Mrs. Eisenhower last
winter, will again take her
place as a prominent hostess
here, revolving her life, as
she always has, around one
John McCone.
Evening star., 1961-09-29

Cyrus Ching, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Farr Simmons, and so
forth.
That same Saturday is the
invitational 8 o'clock Cpen-
ing of the Thomas Eakins
exhibition at the National
Gallery of Art.
What with the Finnish
President and Mrs. Kekko-
mems evening reception on
the 17th-the night the Ma
tional Symphony opens,
Spanish Ambassador and
Mrs. Yturralde's big reception
on the 18th, and the French
Embassy's chic invitation
showing of Dior clothes on
Dior models, flown here from
Paris for the one appearance
in the United States only, the
coming weeks are just as
crowded. Come to think of it,
the only time Washington
simmered down socially was
in August and Congress was
here then.
i \
THE JOHN CONE
must have had a premonition
that they would need their
Washington house. Although
Evening star., 1961-09-29

they knew they would be
moving away from Washing
ton with the end Of the
Eisenhower administration,
Rosemary McCone said, "I
can't bear to give it up"
When they walked out they
hadn't taken down a picture
or moved a chair.
If you could see the interior
of the house that is next door
to the Paul MELONS on
Whitehaven street and the
big garden in the rear, you
would understand why they
didn't want to sell.
1t boasts handsome doors
and overdoors from England
and jade green Chinese Chip
pendale dining room walls
that came out of a fine old
house outside Of London. The
formal crystal-lit interior is
richly done in light, pastel
colors, but as charmingly and
handsomely decorated as it
is, it doesn't begin to compare
Evening star., 1961-09-29

premiere of Bridge to the
Sun" at the Capitol Theater:
and the Might in Hong
Kong" benefit ball at the
Statler for the D. C. Society
for Crippled Children.
ON FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6,
the Opera Society's first
performances Of the season,
La Traviata," followed by
a late supper given by Dan
ish Ambassador and Coun-
tess Knuth- Winterfeldt who
have Just returned from a
vacation in their castle at
Fakse and a gay round of
parties in Copenhagen, end
ing with a dinner given by
the King and Queen. Also
Swiss Ambassador August
Lindt's party for the harpsi-
chord recital by Isabelle Nef
followed by a supper. And
a reception at the Czech En-
bassy to celebrate the 18th
anniversary of the peoples
Army Day.
Saturday, the 7th, the
Opera Society of Washing
ton will make another splash
to mark the opening of their
season by having something
new in evening parties-a
dinner dance at the May
flower featuring a fashion
show by Lord and Taylor.
Edith Platter, wife of the
Austrian Ambassador, chair
man of the event, is having
whipped up for the dinner
two luscious Austrian des-
SertS-apfel strudel and in
dianerkraperl, which is a lot
of letters meaning a sensa-
ton cream-filled chocolate
covered delicacy. French
Ambassador and Nine. Alp
hand will attend the fashion
able fashion frolic. and so
will the Ambassadors of Ger
many, Chile, Belgium, Nor
way, Luxembourg. Australia,
Afghanistan and Switzer
land and spouses if they
have them. Capital resi-
dents who have taken tables
at the chic show include Lily
Guest, the Benjamin Thor
ons, the Gilbert Greenways,
the Edward Burlings, the
Pierre Pelens, Sir Alwyn and
Lady Grow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1961-09-29

and Mrs. Muller's reception
Tuesday at noon following
the decorating of Kip Ross Of
the National Geographic. And
Vice Admiral Sir William and
Lady Crawford's party that
afternoon in the Rotunda for
the First Lord of the Admi-
ralty and Lady Darlington.
President and Mrs. Ken
nedy's dinner on Wednesday.
the 4th, for Sudan's Ferik
Ibrahim Abboud, who must
be chief of state or he
wouldn't be getting a dinner
but who is called President Of
the Supreme Council for the
Armed Forces.
On Thursday, October 5.
President Abboud's reception
at the Mayflower. $50 to
$50; the black tie, invitation
preview of the Norwegian ex-
hibit at the Corcoran fol-
lowed by a 10 pm. reception
at the Embassy; the $50 re-
ception and buffet for Japa-
nese Ambassador and Mrs.
Asakai, followed by the world
Evening star., 1961-09-29

the lead by announcing the
social schedule for this
month, and with. every visit
of the postman a fresh batch
of those engraved cards flut-
ter in. Just take a look at
the week end and coming
week only:
Today, the Herbert Mays
cocktail party at Hillvood,
and the party in the British
Embassy Rotunda honoring
new Information Minister and
Mrs. Michael Robb.
Tomorrow, the Morris Caf-
rites dance in honor of the
Presidents Air Aide Godfrey
McHugh who has just been
raised to the rank OF prlga-
der general, and also in hon.
or of Gene Tierney and Wal
ter Pidgeon and their Spouses.
E. Monday evening the pre-
view at the Uptown of the
new movie, West Side
Story"
The Chilean Ambassador
Evening star., 1961-09-29

Anyone who thinks the
Capital dies down when Con-
gress leaves town simply
hasn't done much thinking.
1t may come as a blow to
the gentlemen and ladies on
Capitol Hill, but as soon as
this huge and most vociferous
section of the United States
Government folds its tent to
go back home, the city of
Washington comes to life.
That is not to say our
Evening star., 1961-09-29
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Congress May Be Dispersed
But Season Only Beginning
By BETTY BEALE

dramatic village was in a le-
thargic state while they were
here. Far from it. With all
those rugged individualists
buzzing like bees in one big
hive, things we're never dull.
But it does seem that with
those politicking star per-
ormers off the stage, the real
social and cultural season of
Washington at last has a
chance to take the spotlight.
THE WHITE HOUSE took
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22
Driver Dies On
ChadbournCurve

Curtis Dobson James, 40, was
killed instantly this (Wednes-
day. morning when his 1855
Plymouth failed to round a
curve on US "a, about two
miles west of Chadbourn.
Coroner J. B. Long, Jr., who
was called to the scene of the
wreck by Patrolman c.. T.
Lane, said today that il APP
pears that James may have
gone to sleep at the wheel for
there is no evidence that brakes
were applied before the vehicle
crossed the left side Of the
road. hit a small pine and roll
ed over in front of a home in
the Birdcage community.
The deceased, whose address
was listed on personal papers
as 826 East 7th street, Lumb-
erton, was found by the offic-
ers pinned underneath the car,
having died Of head and chest
injuries.
A program of the N. c. Lit
tie Symphony concert held in
Whiteville last night suggested
that James may have attended
ana was enroute home when
the wreck occurred.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22
County Police Cut
Three Stills Friday

Horny County Police hit a
hard lick at the bookkeeping
industry In Upper Horny Fri
day.
County Policemen Buddy
Fowler, Willis Cause. Clinch
Permenter, J. w. Stevens
and Harvey Housand cut
three stills:
A 200-gaIlon cooker at
Longs: 300-ga'lon job Ia
the Jam and a 10O-gallon
OUTFIT in the same general
section.
About 1000 gallons of
mash were destroyed at the
still near Longs, 1000 GAL
Ions al one OF the Jam stills
and 600 gallons at the 9th
cr.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22

married 10 the former Hilda r.
Wright; their daughter Mona
IS three years old.
Outstanding Farmer
Jack Branch. Evergreen far
mcr, WAS named as Columbus
Gunty'S outstanding young
farmer.
This was the fifth consecu-
tive year the Tabor City Jaw
Gees have honOrcd outstanding
young farmers in the county.
Past winners include: 1857.
Ralph Jolly, Tabor City; 1853,
lrVin Enzor, Fair, Bluff: 1859.
E''." Hooks, Whiteville and
1860. Graham H arrelson:
Whltevllle. Jolly went on to
Wn inc North Carolina out
standing young farmer award
IN 1851 Branch viii compete
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22

area supervisor, that il was adj
ViSable to set up the temporary
spot point in Tabor City where
approximately 200 claims a
week originate. These claim
ants III the past nave had to
make the trip to Whitcvilc.
ana III many cases this was a
hardship costing the individual
several dollars transportation
which he had to pay from ms
small unemployment check.
While Tabor City has been
designated a temporary spot
point, Mr.. Shepherd SAID III his
letter that the office would be
maintained here las long as il
Is needed Mrs. Jones pointed
cut that if the number Of
claimants stayed al anywhere
near the present high level
they would continue the point
here indefinitely.
The office will be open for
those applying for unemplov-
ment benefits every Thursday
morning from $50 until 1900.
Three persons from the En-
plopment Security Commission
VIII be on hand during these
hours each Thursday and will
handle both old and new i'll
Surance claims.
while these folks may over
crowd our office during this
three and half hour period each
Thursday morning, We feel that
inns Is d good thing for Tabor
CITY. II will save approximate
~ 200 people many miles OF
travel and inconvenience. Folks
In the Nakina and Clarendon
areas will find the mileage
considerably less than in the
past as well as those who are
on Tabor City routes" Garter
said.
Mrs. Jones said that the
present claimants would be adj
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22

mss Columbus County pageant.
but according to Civilian Presi-
cent Winston Gore. This years
contest should be better than
ever"
Meanwhile. the names of
more girls are wanted by the
sponsors. On the subject Mrs.
Page said today, III anyone
knows of other young ladies
who are between 1921 wears
old who should bc in the pag-
cant. please let us know their
names"
The pageant will be staged
in the school auditorium. and
additional entertainment is
planned TO round out an eve
ming of fun.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22
Heart Fund Drive
Is SET For Sunday

Throughout Columbus Coun-
~ and the United States vol
untcCrs will visit their neigh
b"rS Sunday, February 26. 10
c".l Tor Heart Fund contribu-
liens and 10 distribute health
saving information. Volunteers
VIII leave at each home a
pamphlet telling how to protect
children from rheumatic heart
disease. and providing latest
information about heart attack,
high blood pressure and strok-
-. In addition to distributing
thIS important information on
now advances in the fight
against heart diseases. the heart
fund volunteer gives each cit
iZcn an opportunity to play a
personal role in the crusade
against the nations number
one health enemy.
Your gift, which you can
seal i'll Heart Sunday enve-
lopc the volunteer will hand
you, will strike blow at the
diseases which took more than
100000 American liveS-54%, of
the total number of deaths in
'ilS country. Mrs. Evelyn Leon
lrd. Heart Chairman for Tabor
City advised, Give generously
Tor every heart in your fam
lily"
Heart Sunday marks the peak
of the 1861 Heart Fund Cam
paign which the Columbus CO.
unity Heart Association began
on February |. Proceeds from
the drive make it possible to
expand the research, education
and community service pro-
gram against the heart and
blood vessels diseases. More
than 50 million Heart Fund
Dollars have been channeled
INTO research in the past dozen
years. Other millions have
oeen spent to bring the ma
TONS physicians, through med
zeal journals and scientific
meetings, the new knowledge
cve,oped through research.
Additionally, through COM
munity service programs that
grow in number each year. the
hcart Association guides ci"d-
iacS towards resusing active
nveS, aids in the prevention Of
rheumatic fever. forerunner of
rheumatic heart diseases. and
carries on other essential heart
saving activities. Heart Sunday
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22
Miss Tabor Contest Has
3 Entered . More Wanted

The search continues in Ia
Dor City for "gOod-lookerS" 10
appear in the Civilian Clubs
beauty pageant slated for Fri
lay night, March 10.
Already entered in the an
nuai Miss Tabor City COMPETE
ton are eight youngsters. &C.
cording To the show CUordinat-
orS. Mrs. Billy Page and Mrs.
Bermey Stevens.
They are listed according 4,
the order of their entry i'm the
contest.
Sue Kelley II. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kelley. is
a Junior in Tabor City High
School.
Margic Granger. II. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Granger. is also a Jun
Tor.
Ida Gray Gasquc of RI. 3.
Whiteville, is senior al Will
liams Township school, and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. y. n.
Gasque.
Another Williams Township
entrant is Miriam Hughes. a
senior. the daughter Of Mrs.
Rubp Hughes. Ri. /. Clarendon.
Wee Renee Stevens. daught-
or of Mr.. and Mrs Davis Stcv-
ems, is the second Tabor City
senior class member 70 be en-
cred in the lineup.
Later registering were Judy
Granger, Geraldine Eddings.
and Lora Lee Gricc.
The Miss Tabor City pageant.
once an annual affair, has been
discontinued for sveral years
due to date-conflicts with tn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22
Miss Gayle Kelly
Meredith Grad

Gayle Kelly. of Tabor CITY.
was graduated at the Meredith
College commencement. rcCciv-
ing the degree of bachelor Of
arts.
Miss Kelly. history major. is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David II. Kelly of 2O6 Orange
Street, and Gayle is a 1857
graduate of the Tabor City
High s hoOl.
Al Meredith. she was a very
active student. She was a mem
Der Of the International Rela-
tiOnS Club and the Student
League Of Women Voters. She
was also a member of the Bar
Der Science Club and the A.
mercan Guild Of OrganiSts.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22
Booze Raids
Net Arrests

Illegal whiSkey operations
took top priority ON the Column
bus County work list during
the week with two stills taken
and one grocery store raided
for the unlawful merchandise.
On Thursday Deputies J. d.
Fowler and John Coleman ar
rested Purdell Ward, about rs,
and his mother, Mrs. Het Ward,
al their home in Lees township,
charging them with possession
of materials for the manufact-
urc of Illegal booze.
A l50-gallon sub" type still
was found in an Outbuilding on
TIER farm and the worm and
couplings were discovered in
Warus automopiIe which was
parked in front of the home.
The officers went to the
scene of the investigation with
search warrant in hand.
On the following day Deputy
Al EaSon destroyed 100 gall
Ion dIStillery in Bolton town.
ships Buckhead section.
Three Of Sheriff Ben Dukes
deputies made a surprise call
on Mrs. Maggie Todd and
James A. Long Saturday night
al their grocery store, located
on highway 70l, 2 miles north
of Whiteville. On the presmises
of Todd'S Groveries Officers j.
ID. Fowler, 7. c. Butler and
Charles Smith confiscated IA
pintS of bonded whiskey
Mrs. Todd, who was arrest
ed for a similar offense several
weeks ago, and Long bere both
charged with possession of tax
PAID whiSkey for the purpose
of sale.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22

viSed that tho Tabor City office
would ha.Glc their claims il
they live closer To Tabor than
"hlt-Vlllc. She said the fact
that they s.-ncd up claimants
IN VAUDEVILLE on Wednesday
and Tabor City on Thursday
would have no bearing on tn
time element involved in folks
getting their "ncckS. She SAID
that they would be handled
promptly III every event and
that the two office set up H.
'nc county would probably
make receipt of payments even
quicker than before. 1t Ger
taInly will not slow auybudy's
claim down who signs up on
Thursday in Tabor City rather
than III Whltcvillc." Mrs. Jones
said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22
Unemployment Office To 0penIn Tabor
Each Thurs. Morning Beginning Mar. z

All persons in the Tabor Civ
.rea who are drawing unem-
ployment insurance from the
employment Security Commits
sion Of North Carolina can
sign up weekly Tor these pay-
ments III Tabor City rather
Than in Whitevillc beginning
with Thursday, March >.
In the past, the only point
n Columbus County that the
unemployed could make appii-
alton for these insurance pay
ments was in Whiteville. The
heavy load of claimants from
Tabor City has not only work
ed a hardship on the staff in
Whiteville on Wednesday but
has been of considerable in
convenience TO Tabor City area
citizens who were applying for
the weekly benefits.
Taken up as project by the
Tabor City Merchants Associa-
ton, the procuring Of the spot
point in Tabor City moved
rapidly. The employment COM
mission expressed the desire to
locate in Tabor City following
the request by the association.
Yesterday, Mrs. Sadie H.
Jones, supervising interviewer.
visited Tabor City and advised
Exec-Sec. Ken Lowell and
President w. Horace Garter
that they would open the office
on March ?, if suitable quart
ers for the interviews would be
provided by the Merchants As
Sociation.
Mrs. Jones was advised that
the present offices OF the Mer-
chants Association would be
available, and she expressed
the belief that these would be
prefectly acceptable.
c. D. Brothers, manager of
the Lumberton office. was adj
vised by Henry |. Shepherd
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22
Curtis Nance Held
For Grand Jurors
On Accident Probe

Willie Curtis Nance. %. OF
Chadbourn Ri. !, was ordered
To appear before the Grand
Jury tor investigation of a Feb.
Is automobile accident in
which he was the driver of a
car that went out of control on
a rural paved road near Cerro
G"roo. plowcd into a field. net
ting a broken neck and eventu-
al death for his passenger. Ern-
est Williams. 5O-year old Cerro
Gordo Negro.
Nance has already been
charged with reckless driving
and having no operators lie
CnSc.
The Grand Jury action came
as the result of u hearing be-
fore Coroner j. B. Long Jr. in
Whitcvillc last night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22
VALENTINE QUEEN

Mrs. Richard Ross, formerly
Shelba Jean Hulk of this city.
was selected Valentine Queen
of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority az
the annual Valentine Ball held
at the Elk's Home in Elberton
Ga.
She was crowned by NJ
Felix Comolli, sorority spoons
Mrs. George A. Ward was
lected as first runner-up a
Mrs. Kenneth VIM, was Sc,
ond.
Mrs. Ross, daughter of Mrs
Ben H. Hulk and the late Mr.
Hulk, is medical technician a
me Eiberton Ebert County
Hospital.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22

IN the State level and the State
honor will be awarded in Laur-
inburg.
Branch is graduate of Ev-
ergreen high school and he at
tended Mars Hill college for a
year before returning to farm
in partnership with his faith
er. He is active as a member
OF the Lemons Cross Roads
Baptist church and the Young
Farmers club of that area.
He was chosen from six other
men competing for the coveted
award.
Lynwood Mills, chairman of
the Young Farmer of the Year
committee, presented Branch
his award.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22
Consolidation PIun

Fair Bluff men and women
as represented at recent
meeting of the Parcnt-Teach-
crs asSociation-have gone on
record as being dissatisfied
with "thC quality of the coun-
tvs present day education"
The discussion, at which this
sentiment was expressed. was
voiced following a panel dis
cuSsiOn on the current move 60
consolidate the Fair Bluff.
Evergreen and Chadbourn high
schools into single. centrally
located unit
a large number of interest
ed persons" joined the PTA in
their meeting Monday night.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22
THE HEART DAYS FOR
BUSINESS DRIVE

The Heart Days For Business
Drive, conducted by leaders of
Tabor City business commun-
lty begins today and continues
through next week. Volunteers
will canvas business and pro-
fesSional offices and stores in
the down town area for con-
tributionS to the 1861 Heart
Fund.
Medical research supported
by contributions to the Heart
Continued On Page ~
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22

Feb. ID, where the subject was
re-discuSSed.
among the comments Of
those not favwing consolida-
ton were the thought that the
proposed reorganization would
promote a loss of the "togeth-
erness' feeling now existing.
and that close relationships be-
tween teachers and students
would be less possible.
Some feel that parents would
find il difficult to attend ftSeet-
ings involving their children n
the school site was changed
from its present location; 9TH
ers stated that they would not
Continued On Paee y
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-02-22

lu'nDuS County pageant, 4
needy Childr"', ; party. and ra-
do brUadcaSlS to raise funds
Tor Boys Home and INDECENT
youth.
Gore Is presently finaliziEs
plans for the 1861 Tccnagc Ro-
Geo which has as a purpose the
encouragement: Of better auto
mobile driving habits thruu gh
an annual competition.
He IS Slso the organizations
secretary.
lils outstanding Jaycec is