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NOTICES

ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE
In the Superior Court of the State Of
Delaware in and for Kent County
CORDELIA NJ. CARNEY
Plaintiff.
v.
NORMAN D. CARNEY
Defendant.
The State of Delaware.
To The Sheriff Of Kent Countyi
You Are Commanded:
To summon the above named defendant
SO that. within 20 days after service here
of upon defendant. exclusive of the day
of service. defendant shall serve upon
Harrison f. Turner. ESQ.,. plaintiffs at
torney. whose address is The Green, Do
yer. Delaware. an answer to the COM
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ALIAS SUMMONS IN DIVORCE

FRANK r. HAYES.
Prothonotary
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-29
US. Shows $500 Million
 Gold Loss from Stockpile

NEW YORK M The US. gold loss for the year 1861 ap- parently will fall below 5000 million, latest statistics of the Fed eral Revenue Board indicated yes- terday.
 At the close business Wednes- day night the nations stockpile was $16,890 ,000, ,OOO worth of gold. That was $877 million below the ST, ,767 ,000 ,000 at the start of the year.
 The total outflow was little over 50 per cent of the 1860 loss of almost $1.7 billion.
 For the latest week the stock pile remained unchanged follow ing losses of $51 million and $35 million in the preceding weeks.
 Close to $4O0 million worth of gold flowed out of the United States during the first two months of the year. From then until mid August there was net gain as the country's balance of payments position improved. Since August the outflow has resumed as the balance of payments deficit was worsened.
 The nations gold reserve back ing for its money ended the year at an ali-ti1ne low of 34.6 per cent. The legal minimum is 25 per cent.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-29
BY Ward Sims associated Press Staff Writer

A3SOCtHee0 f#feSS 0t0jJ " ytteF
 tAdvance) The gaunt figure rose painfully from the bank ot Birch Creek in the sub- Arctic wilderness northeast of Fairbanks It waved bone thin arm and a taloned hand at the two moose hunters scooting by in an out. board motorboat.
 They saw the feeble motions of the ernaciated man, and the 69- day ordeal of William Waters, a 42-year-old postal clerk from Erlander, ky, was over.
 The incredible feat of the Ken- lucky tourist, who has wrestled with death for 10 weeks was selected by Alaslka's newsmen as the top story of the state for 1881, in the sixth annnal Asso- ciated Press Poll.
 Rating close second was the action of the 1881 Legislature in approving, during the dying hours of the session. tax increases amounting to $3,640, 900.
 Voted as the No. story of the year was the long, running battle between the US. Fish and Wild life Service and Barrow Eskimos who claimed the right to take migratory wartefowl at any time of the year, treaties and seasons notwithstanding.
 Waters entered the Alaska bush on June 20, planning to try his luck fishing in Big Lake, off the Steese Highway near Circle ffiio, Springs. He became lost while at tempting to return to his car.
 Tor 69 days he wandered ai1n-
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Nome Gospel Home
AP Polls No. l Story of Year as Saga
 Of Man Lost in Sub-Arctic Wilderness

lessly. subsisting on berries, fighting off clouds of mosquitoes and serving, once, as toy for a playful cub bear.
 On Aug. 27, Waters hailed Ray Kosolo and James Cunning as the Fairbanks hunters churned past the spot where Waters had collapsed on the bank of Birch Creek, praying that the boat he had heard go down the river would come back.
 Commenting from his hospital bed, Waters said:
 "All the time I prayed. I'm Catholic and I believe in God, But God didn't seem to be hear ing me. I guess God heard after all"
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-29
City Council Notes

Tke city Council. in its delayed meeting, last night made plans to change the ordinance on snow re- moval so that penalty for failure to remove snow by property own CTS can be handled through the office of the Magistrate.
 The Council approved $579 for dues to the League of Alaska Cities for 1862.
 The Council also approved the turning over to the state of cer- tain properties given to the city by the US. Smelling Co. for the vo- cational school. The clerk was also instructed to write the Gov ernor of Alaska, turn over the deed and request statement from him as to when the school may start to become an actuality.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-29
Here Comes 1862 :.

HERE COMES 1862 with bigger and more involved
 problems than has faced the nation. It seems that way but actually they more acute or more crucia than the problems that faced the nation when George Washington crossed the Delaware or when Abraham Lincoln made his decisions as President only it involves millions more people Congo, Laos, Berlin Vietnam, nalclear tests, disarmament United Nations, Red China all play part in the big game of whether the Bethlehem Star the Red Star of Com mlnism s0lal1 shine brightest.
 Our leaders must continue to strive for world peace with the best tools in their power just as the leaders of the past have done to preserve our ideals and keep America strong.
 We cannot expect the military leaders in the Pen- tagon to see the weakness of defense it here where it exists. It behooves us as part of this great nation to keep making voices heand so that Aler can be strong. East and West North and South That is must in our 1862 effort.
 Looking closer to home for 1862 the residents must resolve to take greater interest in what goes at the legislature which convenes next month at Jan1eau The men end elected to serve, need
 the guidance of the people of this state so that they will not go too far left too far right in their think ing and their spending An active interest in any of the local civic glpxps will help insure the best legs lation for all of Alaska It is easy to spend money, especially wien comes out of the other fellows pocket We are new state and should try to set an example of pay as we go rather than follow the na- tional program of deficit spending we are willing victims and neither protest against initiation or loss of purchasing power d dollars we only asking for more of this dollar crisis" and will have only our selves to blame
 Resolve to take more active part in your coun- try, state and community affairr in 1862.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-29
New Way to Play Chicken

NAk2tElxAIVu1 47 - A group or teeIagers here have found new way of playing chicken" In stead of hurtling at each other in cars, they stand in the path of railroad trains. The first one to jump clear is chicken"
 Craig Boyd, i16, of suburban Lakewood wasn't going to be chicken" As a result, ke suf- fered a broken leg Wednesday night when train struck him before he could jump clear.
 Two friends were chicken. ]" They got out of the way in time.
 Police said Boyd, a N-year-old girl and 13-year-old boy would be charged with Juvenile delin- Quency.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-29
Other No. l sfories

Ofher No. Stories
 Here are the stories rated No 1 for each of the six years the As sociated Press has conducted its Top Ten news stories poll in Alaska:
 1856: Approval Of the proposed State Constitution and the Alas ka- Tennessee plan.
 1857: The discovery of oil on the Kenai Peninsula.
 1858: Congressional approval of Statehood. 1858: The near-fs.al illness of Gov. Wm. A, Egan. 1860: The Republican party's sweeping gains and Vice Presi- dent Richard Nixon's totally un- expected capture of the states three electoral votes. Lsttsr-sixs and Legal File Foldsrl
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-29

Gay Gotham has its gloomy side. Amid the bright tights of
 Manhattan, unseen by the fun-
 seeking crowds. 5000 people died
 alone and without known rela-
 tives in 1p60 and 2,000 adult bodies gere unclaimed In the
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-29

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OF DIMES HEADED
BY MRS. BALFOUR BAUM

On Friday night February 8, The
MYF of Mount Ohvet Methodist
Church will conduct a house to
house canvas of the Manteo area
for the March of Dimes. Mrs. Bal
four Baum of Manteo is County
Chairman.
The following are the chairmen
for each community in Dare Coun-
": Mrs. Maggie Austin. Frisco.
Mrs. Levene Midget. Rodanthe.
Waves, and Salvo: Mrs. Jesse
Stamey. Buxton; Mrs. Josephine
Oden, Hatteras; Mrs. Harold Bar
nett, Avon; Mrs. Elmer Sawyer,
Wanchese; Mrs. Arnold Tolson,
Mays Head: Mrs. Robert Young,
Kill Devil Hills and Kitty Hawk;
Mrs. Flay Kemp. Manns Harbor;
Bobby Owens and Keith Moore will
be in charge in Manteo. Anyone
who wishes to contribute may call
any of these people.
On the past week end, Manteo
Rebekahs and Odd Fellows collect
ed $115.90 to aid the March of
Dimes fund, in donations from
motorists pausing at the intersec-
tion of Highways 158 and 345 be-
tween Manteo and Wanchese. Most
Of the money was collected Sat-
urday, as unusually cold weather
IN Sunday hampered the campaign.
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FLOWER AND GARDEN SHOW
IN RALEIGH FEB. 24-2S

The Southeastern Flower and
and Garden Show, to be staged in
Raleigh from February "a through
February %, is expected to attract
many Garden Club members and
other interested persons from
northeastern North Carolina. In
Manteo tickets may be purchased in
advance from members of the
Roanoke Island Garden Club, at the
price of 500 each for adults; so
cents each for children. This ad-
vanceprice is lower than the gate
admission will be, and advance sale
tickets will be available until Feb
ruary 1. After that the regular
price of $3.50 for adults and $1.OO
for children will be charged. Mrs.
A. Q. Bell and Mrs. Nevin Wescott
may be contacted for ticket pur-
chases. If neither of these can be
located, consult any garden CLUB
member.
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WARREN MEEKINS HAS
PARTY ON BIRTHDAY

Warren Meekins was guest of
honor at a party Wednesday at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Meekins, near Manteo, the
occasion being his sixth birthday.
A patriotic motif was carried
out with blue tablecloth conferred
with a red, white and blue drum
cake, topped by six boy candles,
which was cut and served with ice
cream after a lunch of finger foods
and cherry lemonade.
Indoor games were played. Fav-
ors were gift-wrapped pad and
pencil sets tied with blue ribbon
and topped with an American flag.
Guests included Cameron and
Linda McCown, Terrence Midget,
Nancy and Rose Marie Noble, jim
my Bell, Edwin Midget, Jr., Tim
Othy and Lizanne Greet and Holly
Meekins.
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RODAlNTHE PERSONALS

Outer Banks Rebekah Lodge met
Tuesday night with IA present.
Hostesses, Mrs. Lillian Midget
and Mrs. Ruby Toler. February
14th is next meeting date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas w. Midget
and Miss Rowena Midget of Wan
cheese visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
e. Herbert, Sr.
Mrs. Blanche Willis of Beaufort
IS visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Frank Meekins.
Mrs. Margaret Midget is in
the Norfolk U. S. Public Health
Service Hospital very i'll.
Joseph Midget is very ill here
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Co.
ienda Midget.
Mrs. Arretta Midget returned
to her home in Norfolk Sunday
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert K. Midget.
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CAPE HATTERAS SCHOOL
SPLITS WITH CENTRAL

BUXTON, Jan. 2S.-The Cape
Hatteras High School girls and
the Central boys came out victor
ious in a double-header played
here Saturday night.
In the first game the girls team
from the school played a women's
community team made up of for
mer players and local residents.
The school team came out on top
with a score of 33 to %. High
scorer for the high school girls
was Pat Padgett with 10, follow
ed by Nan Padgett with 8 and
Cecilia Austin with 8. Wanda G.
Foster was high scorer for the
community team with IA, followed
by Kaye Whitfield with 10, Cecilia
S. Newcombe with 2, and Joyce
Gray with 2.
In the second game the Central
boys won a hard-fought contest
by a score of $3.50. At the half
the Blue Devils led 1924, but the
Green Waves of Central pulled
ahead in the third quarter and
stayed ahead. For the Green
Waves the high scorer was Win
slow with %, followed by Brite
with Is, M. Harris with II, R.
Harris with 2, and Jackson with 2.
For the Blue Devils Clarence Jen-
nette led with Is, followed by
Johnny DUDLEY with II, Tommy
Veal with 10, George Basnett with
10, Dewey Edwards with 4, and
Dalton Fulcher with 2.
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CAPE HATTERAS BEATS
NAVY TEAM BY 43-40

BUXTON, Jan. Is. - The Cape
Hatteras Blue Devils defeated the
team from the local Navy base
by score of 43 to 40 in a game
played here Tuesday night. The
Blue Devils took a first quarter
lead and kept it until the half
when the Navy pulled ahead 1920.
At the end of the. third quarter the
score was tied at 1892, but the
Blue Devils outshot the Navy in
the last few minutes and won the
game. High scorer for the Blue
Devils was Dalton Fulcher with IL,
followed by Jack Caps with 10,
Tommy Veal with 8, Johnny Quid-
ley and George Basnett with 6
each, and Dewey Edwards and Bill
ly Austin with each. Cornish led
the scoring for the Navy with IL,
followed by Gathman with 8, Leach
with 6, Bardsley aand Redman
with S each, and Rasmussen and
Kostishion with 2 each.
In the girls game of the dou-
bleheader the community team
took a AZ to A victory. The COM
munity team took an early lead,
leading 1911 at the end of the
first quarter, 29-16 at the half, and
SO to % at the end of the third
quarter. The Blue Devils, playing
inspired ball in the fourth quarter,
outscored the community team, but
was unable to take the lead. Ruby
Gaskins of the Blue Devils led
both teams in scoring with 81
points, followed by Nan Padgett
with Is, and Cecilia Austin with
4. Wanda Foster led the commu-
nifty team with 81 points, followed
by Kaye Whitfield with Is, Cecilia
Newcombe with 8, and Joyce Gray
with A.
The next game to be played
here will be on Saturday, January
%, between two Manteo teams,
the Navy, and the Blue Devils.
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SURF FISHING CLUBS
ACTIVE AT MACS HEAD

MACS HEAD - Despite wintry
weather surf fishing club mem
bers at Mays Head on the North
Carolina outer banks have been
active during January.
Their activity has not involved
the catching of fish with rod and
reel. Instead, the members are
looking ahead to Spring, Summer
and then Autumn with its big surf
fishing tournament.
At meetings held in January the
surf fishing club members have
set October 1914 as dates for the
three day tourney this year.
H. Willard Shaner of Margate
City, N. j., will return to Mays
Head to help direct the tournament.
A veteran surf fisher and tourna-
ment expert, Shaner has been con-
nected in an official capacity with
each of the past 10 successful years
of the Mays Head inter team and
open individual event.
R. B. Preston is president Of the
sponsoring organization, the Mays
Head Surf Fishing Club. He stated
that the overall formal of the 1861
tournament would be the same as in
1860 and previous years. The dates
selected will place the event on the
dark of the moon, which some of
the experts claim is a good time to
surf fish at Mays Head during au-
tumn months.
When the tournament is held this
year new local team will be rep
resented. This will be the new Mays
Head Sea Hays Surf Club. 1t is
composed of women and was estab-
lished this month by group of
wives whose husbands fish under
the original Mays Head Surf Fish
ing Club. Mrs. Ted Wood, Kitty
Hawk, N. C. is president of the Sea
Hays.
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MANTEO PERSONALS

Mrs. Dennis Evans has returned
from Goldsboro. where she was
called by the illness of her father,
Col. John D. Langston. who is a
patient in Wayne Memorial Hospi-
tai. following a stroke on Tuesday
night of last week. Mr.. Evans is
i'll at the Evans home near Man.
teo.
Mrs. A. @. Bell, Mrs. Doris Fry
and Mrs. Rennie Williamson of
Manteo; and Mrs. Julian Oneto of
Mays Head attended a concert in
Norfolk Va. Wednesday night.
Mrs. Goldie Meekins, Mrs. G. G.
Bonner, Miss Martha Bonner,
Charles Evans, Jr., and Cecilia
Evans attended the Presidential
Inauguration in Washington. D. c.,
last Friday. They visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Meekins in Arlington.
Va, and the Evans children visited
their father, Charles Evans, in
Do" or's Hospital Washington.
Mrs. T. D. Etheridge of Manteo
and her daughter, Miss Natalie
Etheridge of Norfolk, Va, spent
last week end in Falls Church, Va,
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Stratton,
and visited Miss Annie Etheridge
in the National Institutes of Health.
They visited this week with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Atkinson in Hyde Park,
N. Y.
Marine Pvt. Jack L. Wood, son
of Mrs. Elma E. Wood of Manteo
completed recruit training Jan. IL
at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot,
Paris Island, S, C..
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CENSUS BUREAU TO CONDUCT
FISHING, HUNTING SURVEY

Information on the hunting and
fishing activities of Americans
will be collected by the U. S. Cen
sus Bureau in a sample survey to
be conducted here and in 1892 other
areas of thee country, it was an
nounced today by Director Joseph
II. Norwood of the Bureaus region
al field office at Charlotte, N. c.
The survey will start on January %
and is expected to be completed in
a month.
The fishing and hunting survey
is being carried out by the Census
Bureau for the Fish and Wildlife
Service, U. S. Department of the
Interior.
Local interviews in the fishing
and hunting surveys will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. Virginia Davis Of
Wanchese.
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MISS ALICE RUTH CABE, whose
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reid
Cabe, of Nag's Head, announce her
engagement to James Clinton
Bridges, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lon
M. Bridges of Atlanta, Georgia.
Miss Cabe was graduated from
Richmond Professional Institute of
the College of William and Mary,
and is employed by a publishing
company in Atlanta, Georgia.
/ Mr., Bridges attended Georgia
Institute of Technology, was grad
pated from Southern Institute of
Technology, and is employed by
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation.
The wedding will take place in
April at Peachtree Road Methodist
Church, Atlanta.
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REPORTS FROM THE SICK

Charles R. Evans who has been
i'll for several months has been
discharged from a successful OPP
GRAFTON in a Washington, D. C.
hospital last week and is due home
this week.
Horace A. Dough, Supt. of Kill
Devil Hills Memorial, who was dis
charged from a Norfolk hospital
last week went to a Richmond
hospital this week for further
treatment.
Mrs. Brown r. Etheridge of
Manteo was admitted to Norfolk
General Hospital Wednesday for
treatment.
Carson w. Davis, Manteo's old
est merchant, after some weeks in
Leigh Memorial Hospital, Norfolk,
is reported much improved.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peleg Cameron
Midget of Engelhard, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Martha Jane, to Ardie Lee Kelly,
both of Durham, N. C. Mr.. Kelly is
the son of Mrs. Ardie Lynwood
Kelly of Lvnchburg, Va and the
late Mr.. Kelly. Miss Midget is a
graduate of Duke University. Mr..
Kelly received his undergraduate
degree from Lynchburg College,
Lynchburg, Va, and is completine
his degree from the School of
Library Science at the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
The wedding is planned for April
9Th in the Duke University Chapel.
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EAST CAROLINA HoNoRs

Among IS geography majors
from East Carolina College who
went to Washington, d. C. on a
field trip last week are Coy Tillett,
Jr., Mearl Meekins, Michael Jones,
Franklin White, Gary Dowdy,
Ralph Jones, and Gary Meekins all
of Manteo; Jeffrey Midget of
Mays Head, and Sidney T. Beach
am.
Fifty one students have accept
ed invitations and have given
pledges to become sorority men,
bers at East Carolina College.
These include Janet Wescott of
Manteo.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST MEET
AT OLD FORD JAN. 1879

The Roanoke District Convention
is to be held at Old Ford Church
of Christ Saturday and Sunday,
January 28th and goth. The song
leader is Garland Bland, Minister
of the Swan Quarter Christian
Church, the organist Mrs. Marvin
Carroway.
D. C. Gurkin, the president will
call the convention to order at
1890 a. m. Saturday the 28th.
Richard L. Garainer vii speak on
the subject missions.
At the Saturday afternoon SER
vice, the sermdh will be by James
C. Redmon, President, Atlanta
Christian College on the subject,
Benovlence.
The theme of the convention is
aThe Church at Work"
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it was a way of life. And so I
pray that its next user will treat
it kindly before RELOCATING it to
the trash dump. For like me, it has
served its time to the. best Of. it's
ability. .s;
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HARRIS
Continued from Page One)

of Swan Quarter, Marion Harris
and Milton Harris of High Point,
and Robert R. Harris of Flagstaff,
Ariz. He has one sister, Mrs. Alice
Harris Ramnes of Flagstaff, Ariz.
She is the daughter of G. D.
Hampton of Sheffield, Ala,