Hew year Greetings to Dll
OUR HEARTIEST WISHES GO WITH
YOU THIS NEW YEAR'S DAY FOR
i
A BRIGHT AND PEACEFUL 1950
LIQUOR STORE
TREAT
YOURSELF
TO A FULL
DAY OF
HAPPINESS
MUNZ AIRWAYS
CANDLELIGHT WATCH NIGHT
SERVICE AT FEDERATED
A Watch Night Service is plan
ned for the community this New
Year’s Eve at the Methodist
Church-Federated at 11 to 12, mid
night. Part of the service will be
a service of hymns and scripture
worked out by Earl Marlatt, au
thor of "Are Ye Able, Said The
Master’’ with an additional verse
which he has written for this serv
iv.e used by churches all over the
nation.
Another feature of the service
will be a letter which all present
will be invited to write to them
selves, and then seal, to be mailed
to them by the church at Easter
time. The letters are to contain a
I resolution which the person
makes, and having it mailed at
Easter time will recall how well
the resolution has been kept.
The concluding part of the serv
ice will be a candlelighting service
with the worshippers all holding
individual candles, a symbol of
the light of faith for the new year.
The last moments of 19*9 will be
i observed in silent dedication, with
| the New Year rung in by the ring
; ing of the Church bell.
Preceding the service, there will
be games and fun at the Club
House from 8 to 9:30; light refresh
ments, and then slides of the
Christmas story, in color, and also
slides of Niagara Falls, the Grand
i Canyon, and other points of inter
est as time allows.
Plan to begin the New Year
right by attending the watch night
service
—
Mrs. George Goshaw of Shish
maref arrived yesterday with
! Alaska Airlines enroute to the
States where she will visit with
: relatives in sunny California. This
is her first trip out in several years.
Reason’d
c
6reetin$s
A Happy
New Year in
the grand
old way is
our hope
(or you.
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Earthquake Rocks,
Damages Luzon
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isolated by landslides.
The National Red Cross report
ed several fissures spewed black
water in the town of Ilagan, Isa
bela province capital 275 miles j
northeast of Manila. The Catholic
church there was badly damaged.
In Cabanatuan, 70 miles north |
of Manila, several women and J
children were reported injured in I
a stampede in a movie theater, j
Throughout the 500-mile length ,
of Luzon, almost every able-bod
ied person fled into the open for
safety.
Damage to many buildings was |
reported. Large cracks appeared
in some of Manila’s tallest struc
tures.
!
Almost every large city on the
island reported damage to build
ings.
MARY JEAN YENNEY WEDS
IN ANCHORAGE
Mary Jean Yenney, daughter of
Fred Yenney of the C.aa., sta
tioned at Anchorage, and grand- ^
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Yenney, was married De. ember
ninth a! the First Baptist, Church
In Anchorage to Lloyd St *i.tz, of a
well known Anchorage tarn '.y,
Mary Jean’s older sister Mrs. A.
C. Camp, was her attendant. The
young couple will rr.; kr their
home in Anchorage where they
are employed by the t’.A.A
Mrs. Henry Bernier, who has
been busy for the past week pack
ing, left for the States where she
will join her husband. She ex
pressed her sincere appreciation
to her many friends in Nome who
assisted her in many ways since
her return and through the Nugget
desires to express her thanks tor
their expressions of friendship,
which will Ion t be remembered
and treasured.
HAPPY NEW YEAR’S
DANCE
New Year’s Eve at
NEVADA BAR
— Dancing 10:00 ’Till —
MUSIC BY BOBBY AND VEKA
Come As You Are
in New Years,
wr refer vou to 1950
Give it a chance to do
you some good.
NOME SANITARY
SERVICE