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Holmes County herald., 1962-05-17

PATIENTS

Mrs. w. S. Selman, Goodman
Mrs. Mary Gillian, Lexington
Mrs. Clara G.. Bruce, Licking
ton
Mrs. Mary Fincher, Lexing-
ton
Mrs. Olivia Wilkerson, Lex
ington
Miss Elizabeth Heinrich. Lex
.ngton
Mrs. Annie F. Stewart, Lex
ington
Mrs. Lloyd Dixon, Pickens
Baby Boy Dixon
Mr.. G.. ID. Thornton, West
Miss Charlie Harrison, Lex
ington
Mr.. ID. l.. Greene, West
Mrs. Ernest Ingold, Lexington
Mr.. Claude Harthcock. Tchu-
Mrs. Ruth White, Lexington
Mr.. Nick Helm, Jr., Pickens
Mrs. Biddie Hocutt, Lexing-
ton
Mrs. Leonard Grantham, Lex
ington
Baby Boy Grantham
Mr.. w. R. Ellis, ST., Lexing
ton
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-17
Milton Tilman
Dale Brown
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITOkS
No. 1924 Letters Testamen-
tary having been granted on
the 18th day of April, 1862,
by the ChRncery Court of
Holmes County, Miss, to the
undersigned upon the estate
of Mrs. Elena G.. Norquist,
Deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons having
claims against said estate to
present the same to the Clerk
of said Court for probate and
registration according to law
within six months from the
date of the first publication
of this notice or they will be
forever barred.
This the 18th day of May,
1862.
Mrs. Donnis Norquist Beck
man, Executrix.
May II, "a, 81, June z.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-17

Crory, Mary Fowler, Patri-
cia Ousley, Ruth Majors
Thweatt, Gordon Lehner,
Wayne Jobe, and William w.
Wilson.
Other seniors likely to COM
plete work during the sum
mer term include Minnie Lou
Jones, Shirley Moss, Wylo-
dean McCrory, Leland John
son, and Leslie Walker.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-17
Graduation Dates
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church, Allen Johnson, and
Charles Mac Wade.
The Tchula Commence
ment Sermon was delivered
Sunday night at the Tchula
Methodist Church by the Rev.
Wilson Ray.
Lexington
Lexington's formal grad
uation is a week later than
the others with Commence
ment Friday night, May Is.
and the Baccalaureate SER
vices scheduled Sunday at the
Baptist Church.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-17
HUG
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James Douglas Braswell, Kill
michael; Larry Martin Brat
ton, Grenada; Billy Charles
Bridges, Ethel; Patsy Ella
Briscoe, Walden; William Eu-
gene Britt, Kosciusko; Barba-
ra Ann Brock, Pickens; and
Carolyn Sue Brooks, Walden.
Buford Graduates
Others include Thomas Ow-
en- Buford, Pickens; Gerald
Lamar Burchfield, Ethel; Ri
chard Cheatham Byrd. Lex
ington; William Smith eagle,
Benton; Will Carey Cannon,
Lexington; Stanley Jimmy
Cobb, Jr., Vaughn; Lee Shar-
ron Daniel, Durant; Sarah
Lee Dickson, N. Carrollton;
Peggy Marie Ellington. Dur
ant; Bobby Lewis Engle,
Durant; Charles Durkee
Fondren, Stewart; Evelyn
Faye Fondren, Swiftown,
(Miss.); Paul C. Fugate,
Mount Sterling, KY; William
Eugene Fugate, Frankfort,
Ind; and Henry Nelson GRAY,
Goodman.
Others are Gilbert Ferdi.
nand Geubelle, Canton; Billy
Joe Gibson, Mantee Miss.):
Patricia Ann Grantham, Lex.
ington; Donald Egan GRAY.
Sails; Marvin Hulet Gregory,
KoscsuEko; Delma Fontaine
Harkins, Kosciusko; Clara
Beth Harris, Weir; Pete Har.
vey, Kosciusko; Thaddeus
Watkins Haskins, McAdams;
Ben Muse Hayes, Sharon:
James Donald Holder, Lexing.
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-17

ly Ann Terry, Kosciusko;
David Dee Thomas, Duck
Hill; Ruth Annette Thompson,
N. Carrollton; Johnny Elon
Thornton; Carolyn Faye Up
church, Tchula; Billy Ralph
Vaughn, Mathiston; Bobby
Gerald Waddell, Sails; Sara
Ann Williams, Kilmichael;
Orville Leon Williamson
Odessa, Fla; Dennis Wixon,
Cruger; and Wallace Clyde
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-17

Worthey, Pickens.
AIS Seniors
Holmes Abs Seniors inclu-
de Patricia Ables, Sherry AL
ford, Jerry Burrell, Joe H.
Burrell. Charles T. Branch,
Patty Branch, Lynn Cain,
Mac Cotton, Leonard Garvey,
Jean Junker, j. Frank Kille-
brew, Ira Jones, Billy McMul-
len, Herman w. McPhail,
John c. Maxwell, Nell Nc
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-17


Drecilla Williams
Baby Boy Williams
Benora Montgomery
Alberat Thomas
Minnie Norman
Linnie Bradley
ChuffuS Horton
Owen Ambrose
Tom Randle
Holmes County herald., 1962-05-17

Durant High Seniors for 1862 include: Cleft to right :
Front Row : Lucy Dickerson, Royce Ann Smith, Lin
da Grace, Jane Parkinson, Jack Hague, Jr, Beverly
Blanton, William Gresham Daniel, Jr, Janet Derrick
Mcbride, and Betty Tuberville. Second Row : Peggy
Evening star., 1962-01-22

RESERVATIONS TYPS. - Inteiii-
gent attrac. girls to handle pub
Lie telephone and type 5000 wp.
m: to $4,000, travel vacation free.
9Saerase e6%e N a1s fsei f. NE 2 cash down
towners welcome. v. WOOD PER.
SONNEL, 805 18th st. NV. at H,
Southern Bldg, Suite 303, DI. q
Evening star., 1962-01-22

GIRL FRIDAY, no shhd., Arl. Cthse.
area. varied interesting duties, Sd.
$3o3. POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.,
1884 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-01-22
HELP WOMEN
TYPISTS

We have scores Of positions. BE-
GINNERS and EXPERIENCED
Downtown, Northeast, Sill. Spg.
AasFg peSsSes Iop Iay SENS aRs no NO. EEE
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HOFFMAN,

2447 18th st. NV. CO, b-b116
Near Columbia Rd.
TIL 9 Daily; Sat. TIL 8
SUNDAY IL TO 6
FURNITURE : Sofa bed, turquoise,
and swivel chair, gold, Both for
$50. SP. 3-4290.
FURN:-Must sell, leaving imme-
diately; pumpkin carpeting, RCA
Nv remote control, black leather
lounge chair. etc. EN-, 2-977l.
FURN.-2 broadloom cotton rugs,
21-in. Philco TV with mahog full
doors, din. rm. chairs, easy chair
with ottoman. HU. 3-74l6,
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HELP WOMEN

PART TIME-Telephone saleswork
from our office. Choose your own
hours. 1929 Vermont ave NV,
Portland Bldg, Rm. 422. Sat. 9
am. to 4 pm, sun. 2 to 4, and
Mon. 8 to 8.
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HELP WOMEN

sECRETARY-very active, small,
law office; excellent skills. intel
ligence, and desire to work are
essential; legal experience de-
sired but not essential, Pleasant
working conditions. Salary COM
mensurate with ability. Call DI.
SECRETARY 10 REGIONAL MAN
AGER-National company. located
ne. Washington; TRANSPORTATION
necessary; good shorthand and
typing essential: varied duties, in
clude working with figures; ex-
cellent opportunity for lady with
initiative, 25-40; salary open,
Write Box 323-T, Star.
SECRETARY, interesting position in
law-TV office. Good tipping and
shorthand essential: some book
keeping experience helpful. 18th
and X st. area. Age 25-35. Please
call Ma. S-4604 for interview.
ADMIN. SECRETARY, excel. oppor
with legal dept. of lge. firm, re-
spons. person with accur. typ, sic
shhd., 5 d., $40. POTOMAC EMP
AGCY.. 2334 Wilson Blvd, Arl.,
ia. $4,000.
SECRETARY, Interesting position
in law-TV office. Good typing and
shorthand essential. some book
keeping experience helpful. 10th
and X st. area: age 25-35. Please
call MA. 8-4604 for interview.
Evening star., 1962-01-22
Atlas Leasing Co.
$40 M ST NW

FURNITURE-Bedrm. apt; leaving
city. 1105 s. Washington st., Apt.
71-A. Bldg. C.. Alex, Va.
FURNITURE, 8 rms; liv, rm., din.
rm. and bedrm. Like new, QUICK
sale. Reasonable. CHI. S-S644.
FURN., dresser, modern style, $40:
child'S chifferobe, SIS, both excel.
cond. Phone 33S-4652.
FURNITURE, chairs, dinette set,
divan, dresser, lamps, rugs. Best
offer. Call AP. 7-5772.
FURNITURE. UNCLAIMED = Sec.
tional sofa. 500; WING CHAIRS.
$40 and up; round oak table,
$15: office desk, $50; Studio
couch, $50; HOLLYWOOD bed, 500;
sofa and chair, $35; bedrm. set.
incl. spring and mattress, S75;
desk, $6; French Prov. sofa, $3.50:
victorian chair, $12.50; hideaway
bed. $40; mirrors, SO; beds, sim
gle or double, So and up; night
tables, $4:. 132 Brentwood chairs,
"a each; player piano, $75. Many
interesting items lust received
from estate. Come see 1t for yours
self. We do upholstering, drapes,
SIP covers and refinishing. Easy
payments. First payment In
Evening star., 1962-01-22
INTERVIEWER.
INTERESTED WOMEN

LIN l EhES LED WOMEN
o5isi msSa T0rksTs asT with u RnTE En9weSs' d .S 9f
ministration and other pro-
fessional departments Of large,
modern hospital. Accurate typ
ing required. Some college back
ground preferred. Neat appear
ance and pleasant speaking voice.
Challenging opportunity. Apply
personnel office, WASHINGTON
HOSPITAL CENTER, ITO Irving
st. NV. Monday-Friday, 8 am
3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-18
Girls State Opens
Five-Doy Meeting

The seventh annual ses-
sion Of the District Cherry
Blossom Girls State, spon-
sored by the District Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary. will
take place today through
Friday on the campus Of
American University.
Girl students in their jun
Tor years Of high schools
from schools in Washington
and nearby Virginia and
Maryland will attend the
sessions which will be eli
NAKED with an Inaugural
Banquet and Exercises on
Friday evening.
The 40 students will learn
government by setting up a
mythical state Of their own.
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Two Debs
Unite
For Bow

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Fred
erick Clarke and Mai. Gen.
and Mrs. Kenneth D. Nichols
jointly presented their
daughters, Miss Isabel Clarke
and Miss Jacqueline Anne
Nichols, at a tea dance yes
terday afternoon.
The party. held in the Sky
Room of the Army-Navy
Club. was given for family
friends, relatives and con-
temporaries Of the two de-
butantes.
Miss Clarke, whose father
Is Engineer Commissioner of
the District, wore a short
pale blue gown made from a
Pakistani sari, acquired when
the family lived in Karachi.
She carried a bouquet Of yell
low roses. .
Miss Nichols chose q dress
Of pale yellow French chiffon
with a bodice Of Chantilly
lace and her flowers were
yellow and white sweetheart
roses arranged in q nosegay.
Miss Nichols and Miss
Clarke received with their
mothers, who were dressed,
respectively, in a gown Of
apricot silk and a dress of sea
spray French chiffon.
The Clarkes' daughter is q
graduate Of Monticello Pre-
paratory School in Alton, Ill,
and has Just completed her
first year at Douglas College
in New Jersey. She previously
attended La Chatelaine, st.
Blaise. Switzerland.
Miss Nichols was graduated
this month from National Ca
thedral School and will enter
Pine Manor in the fall.
A number Of out -of-town
guests attended, among them
Miss Helen Van Slyke of
Ocean Grove, N. j.; Miss
Linda Schoenals, of Belle,
Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Pet
erson and Miss Medley Pet
erson Of Westport, Conn.,,
and DR.. Willard Libby of Los
Angeles.
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Bryn Mowr
Club Sets
Auction
-Stor Stoff Photo.

The Bryn Mawr Club Of
Washington will hold its Sec
ond annual Art Auction this
fall. to benefit area girls at
tending Bryn Mawr College
on scholarship.
The auction will be held at
the Stanley Galleries in
Georgetown Saturday. Octo-
Der Is, with Mr.. Eric Stanley
serving as auctioneer.
The art to be sold-oils,
water colors, sculptures and
other works recently COM
pleted by noted artists in the
Washington area-will be
displayed at the gallery the
previous day.
Mrs. Robert S. Marshall is
chairman of the 1862 auction.
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CAPITAL cARROUSEL
Goodbye to Good Friends

ish Embassy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luis de Pedroso Of the Span
ish Embassy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward welles were in
vited for lunch. The Welles
are leaving soon for Nigeria,
where Ed VIII be with our
Embassy. Mary and Neil
Carothers and Jim and
Nancy Hurd drove down to
enjoy the few hours Of pleas
ant company under the enor-
nous trees in the garden by
the beautiful old house which
the Barnes have restored.
THE HOUSE is built well
back from the Bay. which
can just be glimpsed from the
front windows, next to a
small tributary that gives
access to the larger body Of
water. The plan was made
in 1880, at the time of con-
struction, to protect the
house from pirates. The har-
assed homeowners apparently
had a good deal more than
pirates to cope with. The
side Of the house away from
the water has very narrow
windows unlike those on
the Bay side) which. it is
explained, we're constructed
to make it more difficult for
the Indians to penetrate the
house with arrows when they
attacked. And, as one wide.
eyed child hearing the story
said, Probably wild animals
lived on the other two sides
of the house"
All the walls are brick and
every room has a huge fire.
place. The drawing room
fireplace is built into a cor
ner Of the room and is more
than six feet wide. Standing
in the dining room, an old
friend Of the Barnes said he
remembered when potatoes
were stored there.
Now it is furnished, like
the rest Of the house, with
the handsome antiques that
were collected by Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnes during his career
in the Foreign Service. The
house has been shown for
a number of years in the
Garden Tour, but is being
withdrawn from it now.
THE BILL MERRIAMS and
Phil and Sherry Geyelin were
among the guests. The Gey-
elins were taking a rare day
off from their latest project
and to those who've
seen 1t another Of their
big successes. They've bought
the house next door to theirs
on Cathedral avenue and are
proving, while they have fun
doing 1t, that you can make
a silk purse out of a sow's
ear"
THE TINY GRAY SHIN
GLED house with loaded win
dows is being transformed
into a little jewel by the
new owners. The kitchen has
been redesigned into a marvel
Of electric efficiency. Sliding
glass doors replace a dining
room wall and open on a new
deck built out into the shady
garden. The new owners are
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Their teachers will be the
guest speakers and members
of the auxiliary.
In this instance the politi-
cal parties are called Federal
and National instead of
Republican and Democratic,
Girl State Director Mrs.
Pearl Hagerty will explain at
the first rally.
Among those participating
in the program are Senator
Wayne Morse, Acting Chief
Judge Of the Municipal Court
OF the District, Milton Kron-
helm, jr., and Senator Jack
Miller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-18
By HELEN GULLION
Contributing Writer

Mrs. Derek DodSon said
goodbye to friends Saturday
at q luncheon given at her
parents historic house. st.
Richards Manor, in Mary
land.
Julie Dodson, the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard
Barnes. leaves this week with
her two children to join he
husband, who serves with
the British Foreign Office
In the Congo. They will be
in Elizabethville for about
two years.
A large group Of friends,
including Mr.. and Mrs.
Derek Greenhill Of the Brit
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also inclosing another area
in front Of the house as a
separate little garden, to pro-
vide two outdoor spaces In
case it ever seems desirable
or mandatory for two
generations to entertain their
friends, or simply to read a
book. away from each other.
The same device was used
in organizing their larger
house and has proved very
satisfactory. The four bed
rooms and two baths are be-
ing decorated with the sure
touch of one whose handi-
work has been on view in
VOGUE and will be seen
again in photographs in the
July issue Of HOUSE g. GAR
DEN, which is now on the
stands.
THE HOUSE & GARDEN
issue is devoted to Living in
Washington and copies are
likely to be tough to find for
those who wait very long.
The photographs. most Of
them in color, are magnifi-
cent. Interior views of the
White House are particularly
fine. and there are pages of
pictures Of some Of Wash
ington's loveliest houses and
gardens. Joan Gardner had
a hand in organizing the pic
torial spread and among the
articles on the Capital is one
by Scottie Lanahan. Enter
tanning ideas, menus and
recipes have been provided
by a number Of well-known
hosteSSes.
In the sunroom Of their
Mclean house, which was
pictured in the magazine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Klotz
were receiving congratula-
tons Friday night on his
promotion to Assistant Sec
rotary of Commerce for Ad-
ministration.
FRIENDS OF BRIGHT,
young and handsome George
Cabot Lodge and his equally
attractive wife, Nancy, will
gather with them Thursday
between 6 and 8 at the Fair
fax Hotel. It's a cocktail
party, at $25 a head, to raise
funds for his campaign in
Massachusetts,. Republicans
expect Mr.. Lodge to be run
ming against the youngest
Kennedy brother, Ted, in
November. Hoping to see
the popular Lodges back in
Washington this time
with George as the Senator
from Massachusetts, their
friends and well-wishers form
a big, enthusiastic group.
Some of the Presidents
close friends are also friends
and admirers Of George
Lodge a sticky spot to
be in at the moment.
Mr.. Lodges authoritative
book on the international
labor movement will appear
shortly. Fascinating to con-
template the idea of a sec
ond, young, attractive SEN
ator with not only q famous
family but q book behind
him. moving into the seat
occupied by his own father
and the President.
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The dressed-uP, toke-it-eosy knit that fits so
beautifully skPs ironing, sheds wrinkles
and lets the breezes through. In town or
troveI print, ArneIo triocetote oows in blue
or brown, perfect for sizes l4R to 22h.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-06-20
Seonsen Tempted
With Health Food

Comedian Wally Cox tries to per-
suade several husky seamen to go
on a diet of sunflower seeds and
watercress in one of the featured
sequences on Candid Camera
Sunday at 10 on KTVF, Channel
Eleven.
The hidden camera also captures
the reactions of people as they are
given 10-cent rewards for return
ing valuable" jewelry they have
found on the sidewalk, and catches
young children trying to walk in
their first shoes.
In another vignette, Candid
Camera" staff members try to get
their subjects. to guess that they
are being photographed.
Outward Kirby is host of the pro-
gram, which is produced and di-
rected by Julio DiBenedetto. Filmed
sequences are produced by Allen
Funt. Bob Banner is executive pro-
<ducer.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-06-20
INVITATION FOR BIDS

Sealed bids in triplcate will be received
by the Fairbanks School District in the
Board Room of the Fairbanks Pupllc
School Building at Eighth Avenue and
Cushman Street, Fairbanks, Alaska, until
800 PM Fairbanks Time. on June 26,
1862, for the general work 1ncluding
mechanical and electrical work. for con-
struction of additions and alterations to
Austin E. Lathrop High School, Fair
banks, Alaska and will then and there
be opened and publicly read aloud.
Plans, specifications and form of con-
tract documents may be examined at the
offices of the Alaska Architectural
Engineering Company, ITO Third Avenue,
Fairbanks Alaska; Associated General
Contractors. Central Building Anchorage,
Alaska; Multnomah Hotel, Portland Ore
son, 215 w. Harrison Seattle, Washing
ton: 1907 N Washington Street, Spokane,
Washington; Plan Bureau. 24l3 western
Avenue. Seattle, Washington, R. M Stern.
Mechanical Engineer, 1920 Eastlake Ave-
nue., Seattle, Washington; and set OF
plans, specifications and forms may be
obtained at the office of Alaska Arch1-
tectural & Engineering Company. Aren't
tectS upon deposit of certified checK
for the amount of $500 payable to the
Alaska Architectural Engineering Com
many Architectsj for each set. This
deposit will be returned to all persons
who return the contract documents in
good condition within period of Is days
after date of bid opening.
Prospective bidders are hereby directed
to read carefully and consider the plans
and specifications and to visit the site
of the work SO that they may make any
necessary measurements and eXamina-
lions and thoroughly familiarize them
selves with the conditions, particularly
the difficulties existing at the site. No
consideration will be given to any claim
that a bid was made without full COM
Lprehension of the conditions to be en-
countered.
Bid security in the form of money
order. certified check or cashiers check.
made payable to the Fairbanks School
! District, or a satisfactory bid bond
executed by. the bidder and acceptable
corporate Tsureties in the amount of not
less than five per cent t5ee of the bid,
will be required.
Performance bond will be required in
the amount of 1907 of the contract
the amount of 500 of the contract price
Liquidated damages for delay will be in
accordance with the contract documents.
Bids must be submitted upon the forms
attached to the contract documents and
the successful bidder will be required
to execute the contract form attached to
the contract documents.
The right is reserved. as the interest
of the Fairbanks School District may re-
quire, to reject any and all bids, toswaive
any informality in bids received, and to
accept or reject any items of any bid.
Envelopes containing bids must be
sealed. marked, and addressed as fol-
lows:
Bid for Additions and Alterations to
Austin E. Lathrop High School
Fairbanks, Alaska
To be opened:
June &C. 1862
300 PM.
r. c. BAILEY, President
Board of Directors
Fairbanks School District
Box 1850, Fairbanks, Alaska
isl D. C. zBREAID Clerk
Fairbanks School District
Pub: June IS. 1862
Jessen's weekly., 1962-06-20

Containing approximately 1870 acres
The function of this Notice is to allow
any person or persons claiming any OF
said lands adversely to file in the Fair
banks Land Office objections to the issu-
ance of patent to the State. A copy must
be served on the Director, Division of
Lands. Department of Natural Resources,
344 Sixth Avenue, Anchorage. Alaska.
Evidence of this service must be furnished
to the Fairbanks Land Office.
Notice is given that the above described
lands have been segregated from all
applications or appropriations under the
public land laws including settlement
under homestead or similar laws or
locations unaer the mining laws since
January %, 1862.
Settlements or locations thereafter are
null and void.
ROBERT F. HILTON
Chief, Lands Section
First Pub: June. 20. 1862
Last Pub: July 10. 1862
Jessen's weekly., 1962-06-20
NOTICE Is HERERY GWEN rhat 4,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by
order of the Superior Court for the
Fourth Judicial District. State of Alas
ka. the undersigned has been appointed
Administrative of the Estate of Edith
A. Johnston. Deceased. with the will am
nexed. All persons having claims against
said estate should present them, with
proper vouchers. within six months fran
the date hereof to the undersigned, at
the office of COLLINS and classy,
Attorneys for said estate. at ITO Cushnaan
Street. Fairbanks. Alaska which Office
is hereby designated as the place where
the principal business of said estate will
be conducted.
DATED this, the 29th day of May, 1862.
Isl Orea j. Haydon
n OREA ]. HAYDON,
Administrators
First Pub: May 80, 1862
Last Pub: June 20, 1862
Jessen's weekly., 1962-06-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Executrix of
the Estate of FRANK MUSSANO, De-
ceased, Probate No. 62-66P, in the Supe-
rior Court for the State of Alaska Fourth
Judicial District, on the 4th day of June,
1862
All persons having claims against said
estate will please present same. with
vouchers, to my attorney, EUGENE ".
MILLER, whose address is 531 Fourth
Avenue. Fairbanks, Alaska. within six
months after date of the first publica-
ton of this Notice.
Isl ALICE ROGERS. Executing
First Pub: June 6. 1862
Last Pub: June 81. 1862