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The M.S. Square Knot
Sailed From Seattle
Setptember 27
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON, Agent — Phone Main 68
Sixth Youth Fellowship
Meeting Saturday Night
At High School Gym
The sixth monthly meeting of the
United Christian Youth Fellow
ship will be held in the Nome
Public High School gymnasium
Saturday night, October 6 at 8
p.m. Rev. Lewis Hudgins, min
ister of the Nazarene Church,, who
recently returned from furlough
in the States, will be the speaker,
and Eugene Kardatzke, service
man from Marks Air Force Base
will be in charge erf the service.
These meetings are planned by
an interdenominational group
made up of youth representatives
from each of the churches com
prising the Nome Ministerial As
sociation. A good musical program
has been arranged and will fea
ture a vocal solo by Pauline Tea
ford, a duet by Annie and James
Savak, a trumpet solo by Gene
Kardatzke of the Nazarene
Church, a vocal duet from the
Covenant Church and of special
interest to younger members of
the youth fellowship will be an
instrumental duet by Regner and
Howard Capener of the Assembly
of God Church.
Designed by young people es
pecially for young people, these
Fellowship Services are meeting
a long-felt need in Nome.
Helen Bockman, who came from
Fairbanks last week to teach in
the Nome School, returned to Fair
banks Friday evening to assume
her former position with the U.S.
Land Office, due to certain re
strictions and age limits in the
regulations for teachers of the
territory.
NOTICE
Nome Ministerial Assn, will
meet lonighi at the residence of
Rev. Paul Carlson at 8:00 p.m.
ATTENTION NOBLES
Annual rreeting and election of
officers of the Nome Shrine Club
will be held after Blue Lodge,
Thursday, October 4, 1951.
117 Joseph Wallace, President
PIONEERS ATTENTION
Meeting — Wednesday evening
8:00 P.M. Pioneer Igloo
FOR SALE
Bids will be received for the
site of the former Patterson Hotel
as is, consisting of the east 15 feet
of Lot 1 Block H and all of Lot 2
Block H of the townsite of Nome.
Chas. D. Jones
Box 82
Nome, Alaska ..
WANT ADS
FOUND—Key on blue ribbon and
plastic block. Call at Nugget.
FOR SALE—Christmas and oc
casional cards and gift paper;
also children’s story books.
Phone Red 161 or Black 99.
RESTAURANT, fully equipped
for rent. Call Black 52 tf
FOUND—Plastic-rim glasses. Call
at Nugget.
FOUND—Sunglasses in case cm
1st Ave. Call at Nugget.
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DREAM
THEATER
Tuesday, Oci. 2—7:30 p.m.
"SANDS OF IWO JIMA"
John Wayne Adele Mara
THURSDAY, OcL 4—7:30 p.m.
"The Reformer and The Redhead"
June Allison Dick Powell
BETA SIGMA PHI
LAYS FALL PLANS
Plans for the coming months
were discussed in detail at the
first fall meeting of Beta Sigma
Phi Kappa chapter, when they
met at the home of Mrs. Grant
Jackson on Thursday evening.
After the inspiring opening rit
ual was observed, a committee
was appointed comprising Mrs.
Jackson, Miss Eileen Uttech, and
Mrs. Joseph K. Hunt, to consider
plans for an active service-to-the
community program. Mrs. James
McLean was appointed program
chairman for the coming year.
Plans for the fall rushing sea
son were made at this time with
special events to be announced
later.
The first program was presented
by Miss Uttech, who showed col
ored slides depicting interesting
scenes from several Arctic vil
lages from Nome to Barrow.
At the close of the program, the
group participated in an enthu
siastic informal discussion of sor
ority plans, and dessert refresh
ments served by the hostess were
enjoyed.
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COMPLETES SURVEY OF
TERRITORIAL SCHOOLS
Lois Morey, education super
visor from the office of the Com-,
missioner of Education in Juneau,
has just completed a survey of
the territorial schools in this sec
tion. These include Teller, Igloo,
Candle, Council, Haycock, and
Nome. From Nome she will go to
Galena, Ruby and Fairbanks.
Miss Morey stated that she en
joyed being a guest at the parents
and teachers gathering held last
Friday evening at the Nome School
and especially glad for the op
portunity of meeting the teachers
of the Nome School.
Alvin Polet PAA representa
tive in the Fairbanks district, is
enjoying a short visit with his
father and family and is meeting
his many friends in the commu
nity where he was raised.
John Freeland, Candle resident,
left with Pan American last Fri
day enroute to Sitka, where he
will enter the Pioneer Home.
CAP Cadets Spend
Weekend At Slate Creek
The Nome Civil Air Patrol
Cadets spent the last week-end on i
an excursion up the Nome-Kou- '
garok tramroad. Under the lead
ership o‘f training officer Lt. Bob
Emmons, and assisted by Red
Snyder, 15 cadets left by rail car
Friday afternoon and made it to
Slate Creek where they camped.
Saturday was spent in drilling,
fishing, hunting and hiking. Sev
eral good-size trout were landed.
The cadets reported that snow
fell Saturday night at Slate Creek
and that Nugget Divide had sev
eral inches of snow.
They group returned to Nome w
about dark Sunday evening.
Mrs. Paul Sarv. who came to
Nome several months ago due to
the illness of her husband, left
for the States Friday evening,
leaving behind many friends she
had made during her short stay
in Nome. Mr. Sarv is employed by
the Lomen Commercial Co.
Herman Hoop, who recently pur- f
chased the former site of the
Board of Trade, is busy remodel
ing the building into an office
building. He plans to have it
ready for rental soon.
It has been announced that the
Moonlight Water Co. will continue
the water service as long as the
weather remains mild. It had been
rumored that the water would be
cut off on October 1st.
Intelligence is like a river . . .
the deeper it is, the less noise
it makes.
Bering Sea
Club
Now Serving
Breakfast, Lunch.
Dinners
OPEN '
6 a.m. to 12 p.m. ,
LEST YOU FORGET . . .
Winter is coming.
We urge you to bring your furs
to us - at once!
Before the rush.
Cleaning, repairing and glazing
add to the life of your
fur garments.
Do Not Delay!
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