PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Pan American arrived this
morning with the following: Ew
ing Scott, Wayne Morris, Allan
Hall, Peggie Castle, Jack Bullock,
D. Thompson.
Departing were Richard Lee,
Mrs. Despot, Mrs. L. Mattila, Mrs.
Christie Waldheim, Ellen Wald
heim, Mrs. James Champion and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Green,
Mrs. Edward Knopf and two
children.
Tomorrow is Ground Hog Day.
According to legend, if the sun
shines and the ground hog sees
his shadow, he will return to his
hole and the winter will be long.
REINDEER! — at U.S. Merc
Youth For Christ Meets
Saturday At New Church
Youth lor Christ meets again
Saturday night, February 2, at
eight o’clock at the new Mission
Covenant Church at the corner
of Front and West B Streets
Congregational singing and
special numbers by local talent
will make up the musical portion
of the program. Rev. Paul Carl
son willl be the speaker of the
evening.
Prior to the service a Fellow
ship Banquet is being held in the
Nazarene Quonset Hut. Tickets
for this are being sold by the
Youth Council of Youth for Christ.
The rallys have been well at
tended and an overflow crowd is
expected Saturday evening.
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New Mission
Covenant Church
Opens Saturday
Nome’s beautiful new church
welcomes everyone to the “Youth
for Christ” service Saturday ev
ening, Feb. 2.
The Sunday School for all ages
will meet at 10:00 a.m., followed
by the morning service at 11:00,
with Rev. Roald Amundson de
livering the message. Special mu
sical selections will be rendered
by the choir and by Mrs. Emory
Lindgren, guest soloist.
The evening service begins at
7:30, with Rev. Paul B. F. Carl
son giving the message. Rev.
Roald Amundson will be guest
soloist as well as song leader.
Other musical numbers on the
evening program are selections by
the English and Translated Choirs,
a duet by Miss Lucile Dahl and
Miss Pearl Wallin, and a baritone
solo by Rev. Amundson.
The public is cordially invited.
Mr. Spencer Strand, of Wood
stock, Conn., who has given freely
of his valuable time, patience and
energy deserves much of the cred
it for the designing and erection
of this edifice for the good of the
people of Nome and vicinity.
One Day Left For Filing
For Primary Election
There is only one more day
left to file for the primaries.
To date, the following have
filed with the U.S. District Clerk
of the Court:
For the Senate— Howard Lyng,
Frank Degnan, and Ed Anderson,
Democrats; W. W. Laws and
Charles Jones, Republicans;
For the House— James Wells
and Charles Fagerstrcrm, Demo
crats: Sam Mogg and Richard
Lee, Republicans.
It is reported that there are at
least three more still planning
to file.
A marriage license has been is
sued to Robert E. Schick and
Doris Ilene Harwood, both of
Nome.
REINDEER! — at U.S. Merc
BASKETBALL TONIGHT
7lh-8ih Grades vs. Frosh—7 p.m.
Nanooks vs. Grayson's Hustlers
8 p.m.
High School Gym
NOTICE
Women's Society of Christian
Service meets Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. Ray Tveter. All
women of the community inter
ested are welcome. 12,3
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—1 light child’s dog
sled in good condition. Bargain.
Call Main 191. 14',1
FOR SALE — 25-35 Winchester
lever action rifle. Straight
shooter. Call Main 57. 12,3
DREAM
THEATER
Friday, Feb. 1 — 7:15 & 9 p.m.
"ALIAS THE CHAMP"
Gorgeous George - Barbara Fuller
Saturday, Feb. 2 — 7:30 p.m*
"SO PROUDLY WE HAIL"
Paulette Goddard - Veronica Lake
Claudette Colbert
Sunday, Feb. 3 — 7:15 & 9 p.m.
"MILITARY ACADEMY"
Stanlev Clements - Myron Welton
ALASKA - YUKON
PIONEER NEWS
Children of two former Nome
ites were married on December
21st at the Little Chapel of the
Flowers in Berkeley, Calif.
The couple were Bette Lou Dill,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hi Dill,
and Gail Burton Spalding, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Spalding. Harold
Dill, Jr., who was recently mar
ried in Honolulu, was soloist at
the wedding.
Many Alaskan friends attended
the ceremony.
Marie Sundback, formerly of
Nome, passed away in New York
on January 3rd.
Vesta Sheldon and Earl James
exchanged marriage vows on
November 13th at Las Vegas, Nev
ada. Both are formerly of Nome.
‘Devils’ Win Over CAP
And Church Downs 142nd
By Herb Williams
The Blue Devils trounced the
CAP 40-27 in the first game of
the Thursday double header at
the. base gym last night. The
Church squad got back on the
win trail as they outran 142nd
Radar 51-28.
After leading 20-13 at halftime,
the Blue Devils broke the game
open in the second half and won
going away. Bob Robinson of the
winners was high point man with
14, followed by team mates
O’Donnell and Kistner with 10
each. Elmer Green hit for 13
points and John Bell scored six
for the Patrol.
The Methodist Church made it
five wins in six games as they
ran down their opposition in the
second game. Herb Williams, Pete
Hahn and John Moran led the
Church to victory with 17, 13 and
9 points respectively. For the 142,
Hansen 10 and DeKeyset six.
Tonight’s games at the school
find the 7th-8th grades tangling
with the High School Frosh in
the preliminary game, followed
by the Nome Nanooks against
Grayson’s Hustlers.
REINDEER! — al U.S. Merc
Pioneer Card Party Series
Starts Tomorrow Night
The Pioneer Card Parties get
under way tomorrow evening at
the Pioneer Igloo with the 1952
whist series promising to be as
popular as they have been in the
past.
This series of card games has
become traditionally part of
Nome’s winter “indoor sports”,
and have been sponsored by the
Pioneers for over twenty years.
A capacity crowd is expected
as usual, according to the pre
season ticket sale.
The committee has announced
that the usual rules will prevail
and that it will not be necessary
to attend all the parties in order
to participate in the games. Prizes
will be given for each evening’s
games as well as grand prizes.
The parties are open to the
public with members of the Pio
neers and the Women’s Auxiliary
sponsoring the events.
Christie Waldheim and her
daughter, Ellen, are scheduled to
leave today for a vacation which
will take them to' Los Angeles to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Bud Richter
and family.
They also plan to visit with
another branch of the family, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Christianson,
whose home is at Spokane, Wash.
They plan to return the first
of March.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Green
left today on Pan American for
a vacation trip to the States. They
intend to visit friends and rela
tives and tour in Mexico. They in
tend to return in the spring.
In Mr. Green’s absence Harry
Johnson will be in charge of the
furniture store.
Mrs. L. Maitila left this morn
ing with Pan American to visit in
Finland with friends and rela
tives. Mrs. Mattila came to Nome
several years ago, straight from
Finland, as a bride and has made
many friends here.
Alfred Hanson was discharged
from the hospital.
WE NOW HAVE ON SALE
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
CARVED AND ETCHED
TABLE SERVICE
Carving Sets. 3 pieces.$35.00
Carving Sets. 2 pieces. 25.00
Etched Sets . 3 pieces. 35.00
Etched Sets . 2 pieces. 25.00
Steak Knives Etched ....8 pieces.$40.00
Steak Knives Etched ....6 pieces. 30.00
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Steak Knives Carved ....8 pieces. 40.00
Steak Knives Carved ... 6 pieces. 30.00
GUARANTEED FINEST QUALITY
STAINLESS STEEL BLADES
The Carving is done by our Native Carvers.
The Etching is done by jmrNative Artists^