LOCAL NEWS
Outgoing mail via plane for Seat
tle via Nnlato and Fairbanks tear
m Nome every Tueeday via Paa,
scheduled service
Al Carey with his racing team
left Nome Monday morning with
Kdna Christoffersen as a passenger
on a> ten day mushing trip taking
in Pilgrim Springs, Igloo, Teller,
and roadhouses on their retiirn to
Nome.
Peter Freuchen, author 6f the
“Eskimo,” now being filmed here
by the MGM, gave a very interest
ing talk of his travels and exper
iences in Greenland, and the north
ern part of the Canadian Arctic as
well as Iceland, to the High School
, , students, last Monday morning.
The Pioneers of Alaska gave a j
very interesting and much enjoyed!
card party and dance at their Igloo
last Saturday evening. The even
ing opened with progressive whist
which was the third of the trophy
series, the winners being, Mrs. J.
Hewitt first prize; Mrs. Geo. Hell
erlrh second, and Mrs. Peter Sather
the consolation. For the men,
Peter Sather was awarded the first
prize. Babe Rolando second, and
Edward Johnson the consolation.
The fourth game of the trophy
series will be given on Wednesday,
March 15th. at which time there
will be cards.. dancing and refresh
ments.
NOME* FIRST PROSPERITY
BALL—A B HAIL TONITK
The Arctic Brotherhood is giv
ing the first big Proeperlty Ball
at Nome, this evening, at the A.
B. Hall, elaborate preparations and
plans have been arranged and the
evening promises to be a big one.
AVhat is more fitting than having
a Prosperity Ball on the day of In
auguration? The Democrats ''are
thkifig over the reins of the na
tional government- today. An in
augural ball is being held at
Washington this evening, and a
•big Prosperity Ball is being held
tonight in Nome, ir you want to
have a good time, good dancing,’
and lots of fun. come to the A. B.
Hall tonight. Guests are invited
to come in costumes if they choose
or they may come in the accustom
ed manner of dressing. The gen
eral price of admission will be
$1.00 per person.
The snappy 6-piece Nome Orch
estra will supply the dance music,
which promises to be exceptional
ly good tonight, JBfjind new pieces
and some of the old favorites, any
thing to please the dancing public.
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CHURCH NOTES
FEDERATED CHURCH
Rev. F G Pwrfilw
Sunday school at 11 s.tn.
Evening worship at 7:40 p m.
Organ Music.
Children’s story.
Sermon: Following the Vision
Splendid. *
. What 4s the Gospel? .
• The word Gospel means Good
News. The Christian Good News
is that lived and preached by Jes
us that God is the loving Father
of the stiuls Of men and that the
relation of men to God is best
expressed in terms of this affection.
And this is the jGood News that
has been preached through the
centuries and has brought salva
tion to millions. By God’s love we
can live a new life and by Jesus
Christ we are helped dully to.
live it.
More of the meaning of the
Christian message for twentieth
century men ani women will be;
developed in the sermon tomorrow
r*ii.hf at Noma K« l.-r. ted ebuvch
under the title Following the Vi
sion Splendid.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Father Edward Bodde
Masses at 9 and 11 a.m.
Sunday School at 2 p.nv
Evening services at 7:30.
M. |. CHURCH
W. F. Rad win, Paetor.
11 A- M. Morning Worship and
Sabbath School.
Children’s church at the same
time in the club houae.
7 P. M. Bvdalag Worahlp.
Good singing.
Adah Baldwin will sing the
.Shepard Song.
Sermon — Who's who in the
| Baseball *orM. ,'f;
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
Poll Book for the registration off
voters for the Municipal md
School Board Election will be op*
en on Wednesday. Feb. 15th, and
continue open until March 25th.
1981*.
M. J. WALSH.
City Clerk
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