4th July Celebration
XOMK, ALASKA. Jl'LV 4. 1038.
UNDER THK AUSPICES OF THOMAS ALFRED ROSS JR. POST NO. 0
• AMERICAN LEO ION 5
THOMAS A. ROSS, Pont Oonmuder.
—COMMITTERS—
-I X K C U T I V *—
Ddward Seidenverg
i Alvin Polet
WULlson Scott
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—r I N A N C K—
Alvin Polet . ...
Grace Swanlberg
Margaret Ullrich
Mildred Maynard
—P R O G R A M—
Margaret Ullrich
Eileen Walsh
Lorene Hagen
—A T H L B T I to—
Wilson Scott
Norman Lee
AJbe Shall!!
Larry Burroughs
Leigh Robinson
Ernst Coonse
Homer Roberts
Alvin Polet
—F LOO R—
Margaret Rowe
Madeline Mirow
Phyllis Robinson
Mary Walsh
—»> ECORATlO N—
Barle K. Cooley assisted by
members of U. S. Coast Guard
Stot ion.
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—K BFRBSHMBNTS—
Phyllis Crooks
Alvild Ullrlcksou
Margaret Scott
Miss Lilawitz
—M U 8 I C * HA Ifb—
Grace Swanberg
Richard Lee
EXERCISES at EAGLE HALL at A. M.
PROGRAM
Chairman . Edward Seidenve’g
Invocation ...*. Rev. Norman McCay
Signing the I >ee la rat ion Margaret Scott
Franklin D. Roosevelt March (PIANO SOL/31 Lorene Hagtn J
Whajt Independence Means To Us . Robert Baldwin ,
Community Singing "America” . Led By C.W. Thornton
Reading Declaration of Independence . Phyllis Rob in-so i
Patiiotic Address .... - -f.-.Lyman S. Brewster
Benediction ..... Rev. Edward Budde, S. J.
AMERICA
My Country, ’tie of thee. ' °ur father’s God. to Thee.
9weet land of Liberty, Author of Liberty,
Of thee. 1 (ring. To Thee we sing.
Land where my Father* died. , Long may our land be bright
* Land of the Pilgrim’s pride. Freedom’s holy light;
From every mountain eld® Protect ns by Thy might,
Let Freedom ring._Great God our Ring!__
-ATHLETICS 1:00 P. M. OPPOSITE EAGLE HALL
25 yard dash for Boys, 6 years and under, .TT.. $2 $1 S.50
25 yard dash for Girls, 6 years and under, $2 $1. $.50
25 yard dash for Boys, 8 years and under, .$2.. $1 $.50
25 yard dash for Girls. 8 years and under, $2 $1 $.50
50 yard dash for Boys, 12 years and under, ..$2 $1 $.50
50 yard dash for Girls. 12‘years and under,. $2 . $1 -$.5o
50 yard dash for Boys. 16 years and under, $3 $2 $1
100 yard dash (OPEN TO ALL) .-----..$3....$
220 yard dash (OPEN TO ALL) .-...— .$5....$3
Three Legged Race for Boys, 16 years and under. .$4 .$2
Bicycle Race for Boys, 16 years and under.$3 — S2 — * 1
Bicycle Race (OPEN TO ALL GIRLS AND WOMAN) $3 ...$2 .$1
Native Umiak Race to Boat and Return..$16.00
One man row boat Race (OPEN TO ALL) .,.$5...-$2.50
NATIVE (SPORTS AT EAGLE HALL
Eskimo High Kicking, .. $5... ?3
High Blanket Tossing (MAN) .-....$3
Hight Blanket Tossing (WOMAN) .83
Eskimo Wrestling Match, Best 2 out of 3 falls,.85
INDOOR BASEBALL GAME IN LARGE EAGLE HALL IMMEDIATELY AFTER SPORTS
CUTTER NORTHLAND V8. NOME TEAM
DANCE AT EAGLE HALL, 9:80 P. M- FREE TO ALL
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CHURCH NOTES
FEDERATED CHURCH
Norman McCay, Pastor
Sunday school at 11 U-m.
Evening worship st 7:40 p.m.
An appropriate recognition of
Indepenence day. Pastor's sermon
theme: “The Type Of American
Character That Wins."
A cordial invitation to all.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev Father Bndde, 8. J.,
Masses at 9 and 11 sm Sundays.
Sunday School at 2pm.
Evening Service at 7:30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
_
W. F. BALDWIN, PASTOR
11 AM. Morning Worship for
Adults.
11 A.M. Children’s Church in
Club House.
7 P.M. Evening Service.
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BULLETIN AND WEAKLY NUG
GET—READ THE NEWS FIRST.
CANDLE
tSp.s-ul Nugget Correspondence--)
June 17
Nome Nugget,
Jhe planes are arriving at Can
dle again since the high water has
receded and we understand that
Tom House has fixed up a fine I
landing field below the second bar
on the Keewalik river.
Air. Slane, engineer for the Kea- j
wglik .Mining Co. arrived last week :
and Air. Beede of the Quartz Creek
Corporation arrived from the out
side to continue the work started '
last year by that company.
We were all very happy to re-]
ceive outside mail once more and i
everybody is anxiously awaiting
i he Derblay and the Baldwin so,
that fresh fruit and eggs and etc. ]
can lie distributed. Oh. for a
fresh egg. •'* ].
The creek is running on all
fours and every miner is in the !
thick of it. The Keewalik Co. are j
glad the frosty nights are past so
that they can get the points going j
good. Tits are being taken out j
and lots of ruin fall ' is expected
in this vicinity so that’s very en-j
couraging for a full and we j,hape
prosperous season. ■
Mr. Briggs left for Nome by
plane but we are looking for him
to be back shortly. We understand
that Mr. and Mrs. Rydeen are pack
ed and ready to leave for Nome
shortly. He is to be in Nome iu
connection with politics we under
stand. ~
We’re going to lose our wire
Se
less operator and wife,' we under
stand they are to be stationed in
Nome. Lucky Nome, we'll cer
tainly miss them here and more
than a few are behind me in that.
What Candle will do without Mr.
ami .Mrs,- Winship I don't know
but' there will be a large vacancy
to be tilled that’s sure,
The road work Is being done and
this one place that sure needs i*.
It’s not only tough riding blit dan
gerous as such slow speed some
- ..V --.t~~y
time causes Lizzy to balk. • How
ever, we appreciate Out political
supervisor's efforts in helping us
get the little we are allowed for
our roads and c&n assure him that
one ride over the road would con
vince him as nothing else could.
H. N.
I,ucil!e4— What do you do when
you see r>n unusually. .beautiful
girl?--- -' —
Muriel r ' : r a while, tli - i
I ‘get tired and lay the p)i.
down-_--.
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!)cn tin ted- I want a billfold
Clerk—Fla-t. sir?
Dentinted—:No, I still have a
little to put in it.
Kitty—Don’t you believe that
years teach us more tham books,
Katty—Well, you aught to know
dear.
Tomtit—Poor old Bill died in
harness.
Dodo—What Bill aTe you talking
about?
Tomtit—Bill, my plo<w horse.
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