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The Nome nugget., 1961-11-03

Kotxebus fSfan Commits Suicide
 Richard M. Curtis Of Kotzebue committed suicide by hanging himself early on the morning of Oct. 29.
 He was discovered at am. by his wife, hanging near the bed. He is the father Of four children and the son of Mary Curtis of Kotzehale and was about 30 years q age. It b reported that he had been drinking. The funeral was held Wdesnday.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-03
EMILY BOUCHER TO ATTEND MEETING IN MIAMI. FLA.

Emily Boucher left yesterday for Miami, Fla, where she is delegate to the Triennial Assembly of the Order of Eastern Stars, representing Alaska's oldest chap ter. Following the four day meet ing she will go to Dallas, Tex, to attend an Associated Press man. aging editors meeting at which Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy will speak as wsss4a as Gov. Munoz of Puerto Rico and several other in- teresting people on national and international affairs.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-03
Wscs MEETS TONIGHT IN NEW FEI-LoWsFfIp HALL.

WSCS of the Methodist Church will meet in the new Fellowship Hall this evening at 8 o'clock for the first time. The Sisterhood Circle are hostesses and also in charge of the program.
 A bazaar workshop will be held following the meeting. Those attending are asked ts bring us- able scraps of material, scissors, needle and thread.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-03
sourdoughs Ao Meet in

Sonsdoughs 10 Meet in
 Santa Barbara. Calif.. in 1862
 Santa Barbara, Calif., will be the location of the 1862 Sourdeugh Convention which will be held on Oct. l8-21. Many former Nomeites will be on the Santa Balbara committee to greet their friendS. Ihe club of over ..sln- dred Alasknns there is called
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-03
Two Men From This

Two Men From This
 Area on November Draft Call
 Tn Alaslka's largest single draft in its history which goes into eff feet this month there will be two men from this area selected among the 87 inductecs scheduled to arrive at Fort Richardson about Nov. 27.
 They are Charles Wallace Fagerstrom, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Eaeerstronn Of Nome and James Coppock of Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-03
Few Seats Left for Lion Excursion to Faixbanks

The Lions Rotary exchange excursion between Nome and Fairbanks on Nov. 11-l2, has at- tracted considerable interest Lion Don Foster, who is in charge of reservations ofi this end, reports that there are several seats still available. Cost of the ticket is $42 and the phone number to call is 2651.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-03
1'E1GlG fzosPrTA1

A baby boy was born this morning at the hospital to Mir and Mrs. Billy Koweluk.
 Admitted: Evelyn Oxere o k from Wales, May Conwell from Kotzebue, Grace Parker, Lucy Strickland, Mary Bergamashi, and Dennis Warnelxe.
 Discharged: Myles Gonongnan Walter Anagick. Jane Attatayslk and Beatrice Cru1np and infant daughter
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-03

Isel-e2 1aslxefball Schedule Tuesday, Nov. 7-~-Alumni vs High School at TOO pm.
 Tuesday, Nov. 14ANB VI Polar, 700 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-03
Jim O'Srllivan PurShases
 Txae0er Store in Uualalleof

SAAA 0AAAv oA oS SAA9SSo
 Traegsr Store in Unalakleet
 Jim O'Sullivan returned yes terday to the Alaska Steam Of flee here and announced that he will go into business for himself.
 MT. O'Sullivan has purchased the Unalakleet Trading Co, which is the pioneer Traeger Store, and with his wife will be operating ii starting in December.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-03
N Qrslsc :

N QfSIaGx Real and Personal Properly Taxes will become dslinqusnt if not paid bY Nov. 90. 1861.
 nohsrt E. Scott.
 City Clerk Pub: Nov. l. 8. IS, p, 29, 1881.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-03

SILL Those surplus items that you don't need. Just let Nugget Classified Ad convert them into cash for you
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-03
W! "A N T ADS.

FOR SAI1E RIGA IF 9ssE; V; 57zs; pz. wpmanss white figure skates; sixe 8; boys slri boots size 8. pial 2835 after 5:0o pm.
Evening star., 1961-07-30

WHEATON,, 1900 So. IT,, $3.50:
WHEATON,, 4 new stores, l6x75
each; reasonable: KENSINGTON,
25xS0, $500 mo-: KENSINGToN.
25xe5, new, S225 mo. For intor-
nation on these and others call
NJ NJ 15hSSsmnpson' ] ~ ISs4lr sSS44: eyes sS
Reakor.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
REAL ESTATE Sale Or Ersh,

AhL;, N.-Two-story stores on Lee
nlgnway, about 4 yrs. old. viii
house, building lot or farm. AR
LEDGE REAL ESTATE CORR.
ia. 7-444S. IA. 4-0324.
TUCSON, ARIZ.-Luxury foothiIIs
home with pool, view Of entiTe
city. Retire IN Arixona's wonder
ful elimatel VIII trade for home
In wash. area. BOX 23S-D, Star.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
]. B. WATERS
& ASSOC.
Prince Frederick, Nd.
PHONE PA and 4SS
CHARLEs CO.. MARYL1ND

OhAhLEo CO.s MAhILAND
Investment with income; go acres,
half clear: within is mi. D. c.;
compl. with mod. 3-bedrm. and
bath. home, full bsmt.:: 7-rm. ten-
ant house. 4 lge. barns. . tractors
ana equipment; raising tobacco,
streams. beautiful view. Priced to
sell, with terms.
FARMETTE-New 3-bedrm., ALE
brk. rambler; alum. windows, Ice.
roomy kit. with birch cabs, eye
level oven, ETC.; tile bath: loo. in
nice area with community water.
Price, $13. 400; easy terms.
Many other farms and homes and
several choice commercial prop
critics available; also waterfronts
and lots.
CALL MAI. EDWARDS
niQl 101-WE A.AQ@0
Evening star., 1961-07-30

A.AA.-REsroRED STONE HOUSE
on 20 rich acres In beautiful York
Co, Pa, hrs. north By EXPRESS
WAY, Good neighbor handles
farming. LET IT PAY ITSELP
OFF. This place unequAlled for
price, as q haven with easy access,
charm and location. Sl7,h00.
Call SAM MEISENHELDER. 30l
Z. Madket ST., 3-1353, York, Pa.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

PENNA. AVE. Sc, 1306-Os - 2
bldgs., and lge. warehouse. 3Sx8O,
16-ft, Clearance to ceiling, Also
lge. bldg. next door. LU. l-S5I7.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

APPROX. 3,4OO 90. IT. ground floor
space nr. center Of wash. Reason
able rent. Call OWNER ct MA.
S.6664: ewes, ia. 9-0e59.
APPROXIMATELY 5000 So. It. on
Georgia ave. NV, near d. c. line.
Only $50 mo. Mr.. VOGEL, 622-
1900.
AT KENnWORTH INTERCHANGE
Il ,OO0. sq. IT. to 10000 "a. It.,
exec. offices; fenced and paved
parking; long or short term
leases; industrial coming, suitable
SHOPS, warehouses or laborator.
les. AP. 1855 weekdays,
Evening star., 1961-07-30
:. STORES FOR RENT

WHEATON-100co location. 4
modern stores in heart Of town,
surrounded by hundreds of apis.
Low rent. Good leases.
LO. 4-8487
,tMANoVII.L REALTY CORP,
Evening star., 1961-07-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES il

TRAMPOLINE SACRAFICE = Pine
chance to equip. profitable tramp
oltne recreation center ct fraction
Of regular cost. Sell 12 Boyd
trampolines, complete with springs
and frame pads. Fine condition,
used only few months. cost 81 200,
take $1,000 for quick sale. Other
interests compel disposal. Chance
70 get into lucartive business, eF
dealer can make quick turnover.
Write or wire Robert McPhee,
$40 EdgeWood ave.. Ft, Myers,
ria. OF eau 0oeaD, VII. 2-4764.
WANT TO LIVE N FLORIDA and
sun nave q good income2 "a
unit AAA motel; income over $40.
OoQ last year. Write ROYAL,
PALMS MOTEL. 17OI N. Trail.
2aras0tA. Fla.
WoMEN'S Speciality shop; Upper
Nv, excel. ehentel. owner quotes,
$4,000 net; low dn. pymt.
ATk1N y kLY. TU. 2-3IOO
YOUNG MAN with experience To
purchase part Of and manage car
~ out food shop or manage only.
Call Monday through Thursday
I'll IL an. UN. 4-S460.
6 HTs., 8 baths, four S-Fnn.: 2
eiIie:, porch, I'd, gear garage.
OWENS, ME. e-462l, ME. S-O4S6.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
tcoNTINUED)
BE YOUR OWN BOSS
OWN A BASKIN ROBBINS
ICE CREAM STORE

California's famous Baskin Robbins
81 FlavorS Ice Cream Stores are
open IN the Washington area. A
wonderful opportunity for q hus-
band and wife to own their own
business. $4,000 to S11,0 req.
A proven merchandising and ad-
vertising program backs your tn
vestment. See our store open at
11437 Georgia ave-, Wheaton.
Other locations avail. Be one Of
the first to get in on this profit
ton, caii Mr.. BAsKiN, Ii. A.
1913 during business hours.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
CITIES SERVICE OIL co.
ANNOUNCES
UNIQUE HIGH PROFIT OPPORTUNITIES
IN THE
NORTHERN VIRGINIA AREA

We are now interviewing and accepting ap-
plications from individuals desiring to manage
their own future. Applicants should be sales
minded businessmen able to make an invest
ment of $2500 to $4,000. Paid training avail
able and many other benefits that competition
is unable to provide For information call
Weekdays IA. 4-110O Mr.. Turnbaugh or Mr..
Spann. %
Evening star., 1961-07-30
Claremont Shopping Center
1859 King St.

q Alexandra, va.
Store, 40x60: now q hardware
store: splendid opportunity to ac-
quire for free, good will built over
the years. Adioins Claremont
community. Fairlington, and 400
private houses. King st. or Rte.
being highly developed. ideal
location for paint store, floor COW
ering. marina and sport goods or
any other business.
Evening star., 1961-07-30

PACKAGE LIQUOR, NV.
Owner quotes ever 100000 an
nually. Same owner. over 90 yrs.;
potential vol. much larger hy good
operator. Thiekly populated area.
Sales mostly half pints and pints.
Wonderful opportunity for partner;
$4,000 down viii handle; ex-
elusive.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
Ne SHOPPING CENTER Minr

NE. SHOPPING CENTER, Minn.
ave. at Benning rd;i suitable any
retail or office; $3.50 mo. D. j..
WELTMAN, LU. 4-50O0.
PENN-MAR SHOPPING CENTER,
Penna. ave. sc. ext: several choice
locations available; suitable for
toys, ehildren's wear, records and
appliances, etc. RE. 6-6717.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
CHARLES H. JAMIsON
FOIbSVIIIt. MO.
WI. S-9223 or 301-DI. a-2362
EASTERN SHORE

EASTERN SHORE
PRINCESS ANNE - Large place
with fascinating early house, all
dependencies. High state cultiva-
ton. Long river frontage. At
tractive financing.
TRAPPE - Early 10th century
house. all improvements; large
ward. fine trees, box, magnolias.
SHOOTING PRESERVE-170 acres
on Big Annemessex. Quantity deer,
birds. etc. Big timger potential.
18th century brick cottage for
camping out. $4,000.
MANoK1N-Old house Of 9 rms,
. baths. in good condition; 81
acres. splendid corn crop. Only
$500.
E. Steuart Vaughan
Prince Frederick. Md. Phone 1921
or Jackson Lee Cock. Manokin, Md.
Phone Princess Anne SS3-M-1
ESTATE AREA, nr. Bluemont, Va.
4-rm. house; lge. barn; choice
view; about 0 acres; S9.950. FL.
6-4515.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
RESTAURANT

1900 so, It,, fully equipped. Corner
location on Fern st. near Quaker
lane in Alex. Can be rented with
or without fixtures. Consult Mr..
Phillips. leasing dept, SHANNON
4 LUCHS CO., Realtors, 724 14th
g. NV. Ma. S-2345.
shYER SPRING, located on Thayer
ave. mr., Georgia ave. = l5x5O
air-cond. store; excel. loo. for
beauty salon. barber shop, snack
bar, or carry out shop. Owner will
redecorate; priced low at S21O
per mo. Call Mr.. Thompson, JU. g.
SS44; ewes, OIL. 2-65O2. c. NJ.
MARSTELLER. Realtor.
STORE-In Culmore Shopping Cen
ter on Rte. q, bet. Baileys Cross
roads and z Corners, va. In very
Busy area with terrific residential
construction in progress nearby
Shopping center also in process OF
expansion 2,000-sq. 1T. store
avail. or larger space If needed
CULMORE REALTY CO.
JE. 4-6650 EN-. 2-4626
Evening star., 1961-07-30
REGIONAL,
CENTEE

DI1NJT T 1NN OEN i Eh
OVER 40 STORES INCLUDING
MAJOR DEPT. STORE OF
> 100000 SO. FIT.
Attractive store 20'x125 with full
basement. Modern show windows.
Only vacancy. Immed. possession.
Reasonable rental. Consult Mr..
r. M. Taylor. SHANNON g. LUCHS
Co. Realtors, 724 14th st. NV.
ma. S-2345.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
FARM S8-50H

S1ASA@ YO1OON
With good house; electricity, we'll,
pasture and soil. Running water
IN kitchen; 13 acres with fruit
trees. Owner will carry unpaid
eis11ss oNLEsT REALTY. RE. s-5sss
FOR RENT-LEAsE; near Damascus,
Md.-Our beautiful, new, split
level, modern. 3-bedrm. farm
home; parklike grounds: adults
UNderhiii 5.27si. N '0"A'
FOR SALE-Virginia farm. i03
acres, open land o. acres, wood
land o acres. Groom house, barn
priced for quick sale at $4,000.
To see. .Spottsylvania County, near
LEoNARD F. BoRowsKY.
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE
OLNEY. MD. AREA
owner leaving country; wants of
fer 45 acres with large frontage
on Laytonsville rd. Features mod
car garage with guest apt. above;
lge. barn and other outbuildings.
Well suited for future subdivision.
CALL Mr.. CLARK. RA. 3-p0I1,
A. s. GARDINER 6 CO., INC.
10. 5-l044
GEORGETOWN STYLE HOUSE.
l00-acre estate, Leesburg area;
S41 800.
$50 acres. 4 sub divisions. borders
Potomac River; tha-nile road
frontage; $500 per acre.
10 acres. 7-rln. modern farmhouse.
stream: barn; sl6,b0o.
Il; 2. BRUzEE Hernool l42 J-3
@Sn'inu'd on Next RasM
Evening star., 1961-07-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ABSOLUTELY ACCREDITED

MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice consultation; exclusive full
time motel broker offering recon.
mendations, best motel busy.
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 W0odwaFd bldg IA. 9.0700
Evening star., 1961-07-30
MR.. KETTELL. 313 N. Glebe +
Arlington 8. Va LA Dan

Arlington s. Va. IA. S-5604
KENTUCKY AVE. Sc. = Small
store; suitable for laundromat,
grocery, etc. Call OWNER, Ma.
e.S664: ewes, IA. 9-0959.
NEAR Sth AND PA. AVE. S.E.-
stores including corner. Ideal
clothing. furniture. food, etc. 60
It. frontage. See 541-45 Sth st.
Sc: or call F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
Evening star., 1961-07-30

SPORTING GOODS store in sub
has est. following and carries eli
lines, incl. franchise for Va. hunt.
and fish, lie. Owner will sell far
below actual value and win cons.
terms to right party. No brokers.
NO TRIFLERS. Call XII. S-1332.
ask for Mr.. C.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
lcONHlNUeD
Am coNDITIoNKD
I'll

ST. NV.
csntral presttse location. Modern
avail, 306 50. It., 535 50. it.. ass
g. r., 675 .se. IT. and 1,07e so.
II. Reasonable rent. INQUIRE on
Evening star., 1961-07-30
T,IOITOR

h16kUOh
Beautiful store doing S3.300-S3,500
weekly; responsible parties may
buy this with only $4,000 down.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
SPECIALS

Best loc. in Wash. area. GOOD
4AT4I9 TN f1Re9o!nHs Fms snS Wiz fLHwa BE Taf III
BEST CAR WASH IN NITRO
POLITAN WASH. CALL TO SEE
Good terms to resp. people.
Evening star., 1961-07-30

TOP GROCERY BUY
Does over $1,000 . wk, AL cast
bus, nets over 100000 ".
Priced low with only $1,000 dn.
Wonderful for partners.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
BAKERY
BEAUTY SALONS

Downtown Washington. Modern
equip. air cond.s can accom-: 5
or operators; $4,000 will han
Bethesda and CoileSe PARK. cal
Mrs. Rice. EN-. 3-1SOO. or FE. g.
55nS, - z
Evening star., 1961-07-30
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

bus, mostly liquor beer; low rent
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-6500.
Evening star., 1961-07-30

National Properties
suite $40. I'll 14th St. NV,
DI. 7-3269 RE. 7-6l5s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

Jim and Jeffrey, g. feed the chickens collect eggs
clean the pigeon house. NOW the lawn weed the gar
den and sometimes lend hand busting and pol
iShng the furniture.
Everybody has a job to do" Mr.. Archer says,
land the boys seem to enjoy it. One thing about ami
mails they must be taken of every day. the boys
up early to feed them before going to school, and
back after school to finish their work"
The COW, purchased from neighborng farmer,
gives about three gallons of milk daily and Mrs Archer
pasteurZes it. She skins off the cream, and any time
the family wants fresh butter she whips it in about
5mnutes with an electric mixer.
Apple and cherry trees keep the ArcherS well sup
piled with fruit in the gnared giant hickory
tree produces more nuts than they eat Their gar
den supplies the family table for the entire summer
and packs the freezer with enough and peas to
last the winter The boys form the harvesting crew
Mrs. Archer made the mistake of saying Merry
Christmas" to a shaggy dog outside the BrOOkevlle
NDAY THE STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON D. C. OCTOBER l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
With the Gene Archers

plete without farm animals, the ArcherS acquired
Guernsey COW, horse, a goat Whose reSidency has
since been terminated), chickens pigeons, a varied
assortment of cats and dogs, and "Owlbert"
Owlbert as you may Surmise, is an owl the boys
found in the yard His mother apparently dead he
taken into the home by Mrs Archer and the boys built
a cage for him. He was raised on hamburger.
We took him out in the evening for exercise" Mrs
Archer says, land night he flew off into the woods
About five nights later, heard him hOOting in the
yard He apparently missed the hamburger. So every
morning, sometimes early $50, he comes around
for breakfast and every night sometimes late 100
am, he's back for dinner feed him out of spoon"
CAS- if to verify this tale about him. OwIbert ap-
peared in tree during visit to the Archers
rounded by chattering assemblage of aroused brds)
Jarrett II, and John, IA, are chief custOdians of
the horse, an 11-year-Old jumper named Berry Hill
This was gift from Randolph Rouse. Virginia sports
man and SteeplechaSe rider
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

post Office last December He followed her home and
took up residence alongside the famiIys Dachshund
Baby, Siamese cat mothered most of the feline
retinue that calls the Archer back porch home The
father is large, bOwlegged travelling with the
face of tiger who has shady reputation around the
neighbOrhOod.
During the old homes faceIifting John and Jim
discovered a room behind a false wall under the an
cien post office 1t disgorged treasury of hand
bottles, spice grinders and wrOughron fireplace fix
lures
Stripped down to its brick walls and beamed cell
ing the post Office now the family ROOM has become
showplace with its spacious fireplace and atmosphere
OfcOmfOrt and cheer
There were times last winter when the show was
deep and the driving bad-that / wondered why l
wanted to live in place like this" Gene confesses
But then spring and summer came saw the boys
working with the animals and Nita putterinR in the
flower garden and knew why"
IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
BY Court Reporter

Five persons accused Of Staying
a Baltimore cook were held for
trial last week on examination be.
fore Recorders Judge Joseph A.
ellis on the charges OF first de.
gree murder.
They are James Carter. 80, of
44l2 Brush, a City Cab driver;
Frank Emerson, n. of 638 Mel
drum; Kenneth A. Jones, II, of
24l Theodore; Robert Cobb II, Of
600 Willis west, and Miss Marsha
l.. Wilson, II, OF 2Ol East Alex.
andrine.
he victim of a fatal beating
was Jesse flnch, AZ, father OF
four, OF Baltimore, Maryland.
Carter picked Finch and Daniel
Butts of Brooklyn. New York in
his cab. Both men are employed
on frcighter, WHICH locked here
last week.
Police said Finch formerly liv-
ed here, and wanted to show
Butts some of the town. When
ne got into the cab he alleged to
have told Carter that they would
Ike to 90 some place where they
could have a good time. Finch
also told the cab driver not 10
worry about the biIl-bccause he
had money.
Police said Carter drove the
TWO men TO his apartment. where
the other four defendants Joined
HIM later.
MISS Wilson is accused of TAX.
ing $50 from Butts pockets after
turing him into a bedroom. The
officers said Butts was intoxicat.
cd. They said "knock.out.drops -
may have been put into the Iiouor
ne was drinking.
rlnch was .lurcd TO the rear of
zOl East Alexandcrinc. and slug.
geo back Of the head with a bugh
piece OF boao'd. Carter drove him
10 a vacant field near 1910 An.
uctam, where he was dumncd
OUT OF the cab and left in a dazed
CONDITION. Finch was found tho
,oliowing morning by a citizen.
ne was taken to Receiving Hospi-
tai where he died later OF the
injuries suffered.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
THE THEODORE
WHEEleRS ENTERTAIN

SATURDAY evening the Theodore
Wheelers entertained al their
West Grand Blvd home for re-
laiives and friends
The host were so gracious in
greeting their guests into their
palatial home. even the flowers
IN beautiful vases we're boughIng
or nodding their heads as they
walked to the receiving line Tor
an introduction 10 Mr. and Mrs.
John Minor Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Colbert. Mrs. Lcarline Carson.
Mrs. Virginia Kemp Mrs Yvonne
Henry. neices Of Mrs. Wheeler
from Washington. d C. also Mrs
Thelma Black OF Chicago and Mrs
Gussie Hughes Of New York
Music. dancing and sociable
games comprised the fun for this
lovely party.
The hosts served a delicious
Spaghetti dinner buffet style.
Robert Lloyd was caterlst.
Outsls the James trecmans.,hc
Harvey Hunts. the Roy Iaylors,
the Theo Washingtons. the Chaun-
cey Stewards. the Willie Palmers,
the Aaron MoSelys. the Ralph
ProrS. the James Crimes. the
samuel INNS. the Roy tauihncrS.
Eleanor Crosby, Marie Walker.
Jake kcrklcy, Eula Fletcher the
Theodore Wheelers. Jr.. the Aaron
Ragsdales the Andrew Wileys.
the James Walkers. Mrs Pearl
Powerful Misses Jessie Hart and
Patricia Wilson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
Natal Day Celebration
With Family and Friends:

Mrs Mary Mathews Of SYRIA
cuse enjoyed q delightful even
ing with relatives and friends on
her birthday. Als. 18th. who
dined and played games There
were refreshments and music too.
Relatives included Mr and Mrs.
Berry Evans Of Monterey and
family. Mr. and Mrs John Wesley
Lockhart and children. Karen snc
ynn. OF huntsville. Ala. and Ui
fie Moore. Jr.. honorees brother
Among friends were Alvina Nc
Cowan. Wedor Dunlap. Peg-y
Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Dave and children Derrick. Ron
aid. and friend Annie. and Ger
a.cine Thomas.
Speaking OF birthdays I'd like
10 extend belaied wish for many
more happy returns 10 Mr. Albert
Charles Mckenzie. OF Llebold,
MIS- Florence Harris Of Horton
s. and Mrs. Lille NJ Reynolds
OF Cadillac. also TO Mrs Eddie z.
Murtf Of Avery
The Rev j B. Brantlcy. pastor
OF GaIllee Baptist Church. Is Va.
cstioning in Georgia with his fam
ny
"A Power. not Our Own was
the theme Of the day Of worship
and praise service held in Hart
ford Avenue Baptist Church last
Monday. Five local churches par
icipated. Mrs. Cornella Little
Po.e presided The Rev {. a
Hill is pastor Of the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
Long, Long Weekends
Safest Says Hare

Take a real long Labor Day
weekend If YOU can, is the advice
of James NJ. Hare. Chairman Of
the Michigan State Safety Com.
mission
Fatigue caused by driving TOO
mary miles in too short a time
is major factor in many holi.
day fatalities and Gripping &C.
cidenfs. Overloaded hig avs
filled with drivers in a hurry is
another.
IF we could get 20 percent of
the motoring public to take off
for their Labor Day destination
one or two days before the week
end and gel them to return one
or two days after the biz rush
IS over. Hare said. Il believe
We could cut down our highway
fatality toll by much more than
20 percent"
Final Fling
Because ii is the last long
weekend OF the traditional sum.
mer season, Labor Day finds many
thousands of families on Amer.
can highways for their final travel
Hing before schools open.
Too often plans are made
which crowd in too many miles
and TOO many activities in much
TOO short time" Hare said.
ehsnee-fsking with fatalities and
gripping accidents as the end
This results in fatigue.
Hare recommended that thosc
who could take vacation leave ON
the final Thursday or Friday of
August and on the first Tuesday
or Wednesday Of September and
enjoy less hurried Labor Dav
with no driving on the deadly
weekend.
Phone Friends
I'd like 10 urge all Miehisan
citizens who expect relatives and
friends TO visit them on Labor
Day TO write or phone them 20
'ske little more time 10 en-.
10y m'en'san's cultural and re.
irrational advantages" Hare
went on, y. for one. am seIIino
my upstate and UP. friends on
The idea Of going down 70 Dc.
ron Tor a four or five day visit
20 me State Fair the Civic Cen.