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NOME WOMEN ORGANIZE
I AERONAUTICAL ASSOCIATION
The organization meeting of the
Women’s National Aeronautical
meeting »went ever with a bang
Seventeen charter members and
twelve members unable to attend
enrolled. This was the fourth
largest membership in the^ United
Sra es to organize.
A group picture was taken which
well be sent to the national Head
quarters and used in many Aero
nautical Magazines thruout the
country.
Following is a list of officers
elected:
Pres.,.Edna Ohristolferson
Vice Pres. Mrs. Nell Thoinmen
Seely .... Clarice McConeghey
Treasurer Callie Graham
Directors:
Edna Donien, Hazel Or man,
Mrs. Chester Brown. Mrs. Hans
Mirow. Mrs. Jennie Martin. Mrt.
f Evelyn Nelson.
Chairman Reception Committee:
Mrs. Hans Mirow.
Miss Isabel Hutahensen of Scot
land, was a guest of honor, and
■was made an honorary member.
The following telegram was or
dered sent:
Mrs. Clark Stearns, President
Womens National Aeronautical
ABDUvlatluil
Palmer House
, Chicago 111.
Organization meeting Wh’AA of
Nome held yesterday seventeen
charter members Most wonderful
flying in world being done here
Greetings to you and Beth Queen
and our fellow members from the
Nome unit Haippy Landing*
Edna Christofferson
Governor WiNAA Alaska
NOHALI(X), A PLEASURE YACHT
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j^ly 4th, a group of nineteen
young *men aDd women discovered
that the NohAlico was as much a
pJeasure -ehip -a^ ~a Ibusinees boat. ,
Leaving Nome Hurhor at 12:20
this happy group of young people
started across the rough waters to
that happy Isle, called Sledge.
Being the 4th, Old Sol must
have decided it was too dangerous
for him to be out, so he stayed
under cover all day.
Despite the coolness of the
weather there were a few on
'board who were rather ‘red faced’
also one turned a lovely green and
another a pure white. But when
relief came, all were a happy hunch
once again,
The island was reached at 1
o’clock, Teoord time for such a
rough day, and the small boat was
lowered and in three trips had
every one ashore.
A large aippetizing lunch was
served. Then came .the big mo
ment. Who would be the first
to the top? The smallest girl of
the party won so we won't dis
grace the men hy mentioning
names.
The whole top of the island was
explored and then one by one and
two by two, they returned to tjier
shore. %
The lunch baskets were again
raided and appetites appeased.
While a few rested and some pack
ed,two small boys entertained the
group with fife works. Incldent
ly no-one was really frightened.
The return trip was much more
enjoyable than the out-going one.
Only one was sick.
The Nohalioo was capably “Cap
tained” by Will Boocher with hi*
wife as first mate and Pete yag§r
as a sailor.
The passengers were:
.Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rude, Mr., and
Mrs. Henry Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Dunbar, Misses Ellen Allen.
Amelia Brunell, Virginia Lomen.
Gout :uda Johanson and Betty Lina
berry; Messrs Lyman Culve-r, Bill
Kellsey, Don Lyie. Gail Parti’>,
Guy Boyd and Ron Brousseau.
AX AJ*1*REX TATION
Frank Messenger, business man
ager for the MGM colony who were
with us for over a year, filming
"The Eskimo” in this sec ion, left
July 4th for Culver City studio of
the MGM. Mr. Messenger asks
the Nugget to convey his apprec
iation to all the people of Nome,
Teller and other places in the north
land for the generous help and
assistance given, him and other
members of the MGM colony while,
here.
In August Mr. Messenger ex
pects to go with Director Van
Dyke to a spot near Flagstaff,
Arizona, where another picture to
known as “Laughing Boy” will be
ii! Died.
‘•HONOR AMONG iLOVKRS”
AT DREAM THEATRE
TUESDAY NIGHT, JULY 11
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Tf she had never done any other
play or picture, but "The Lady i
Lies." ( Claudette Colbert would)
rate a place with the world’s j
most popular actresses. Her fam-1
ous line, spoken in the voice that
laughs and cries even as it enum-'
dates words, “Let’s talk it over,”
is still bright in memory when- •
even this fascinating lady makes j
her entrance. i
If he had ever done another pic- j
ture or play, but “The Royal Fam
ily of Broadway.” Frederic March
would be ranked by press and pu
blic as the most inspired thespian
o£ this decade.
Together they gave you “Man
slaughter.” a picture still the fans
are still talking about, a picture ■
still grossing big in second, third J
and fourth runs. In “Manslaugh-:
ter,” Mias Colbert and March un
covered emotions you never knew
you had. they pumped your heart
full of new life and left it over
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flowing.
You thought that was big! “Wait:
until -you see them together again
in“Honor Among Lovers”! Dir
ected by Dorothy Arzner, wi h all
the new smoothness of perfected
Western Klectric noiseie.-s rec rd
r. ,
in-;;. -
You thought it was tremendous
when March had to prosecute the
girl ho loved, sent her to prison,
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made hep a slave to outraged pub
lit; dignity^ Wait until you see
her face the man who offers her
everything but marriage; see her
calmly, almost indulgently hear
his proposals of luxury and ease,
and smilingly say “no” in the
maimer that only Claudette Col
rbert can say it.
Kotzebue
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(Special Nugget Correspondence)
Nome Nugget:
Dr. Seeley and Mr. Valley ar
rived here one week ago from
Nome. Dr Seeley and Mr. Valley
are both from Anchorage.
-Mr. Valley made a trip to Deer
ing with Dr. Smith, Mrs. Smith
and Father Coneannon. D-. Smith
made the trip to examim Mrs.
Chamberlains baby* girl. Doctor
says the baby is well.
Dr. Seeley and Mt. Va-llev made
another trip over to Shungnak,
wi ,h Warren Ferguson last Sun
day They came back yesterday
and said everyone was well and
happy up there.
Dr. Seeley and Mr. Valley were
enjoyed by everyone during their
visit in Kotzebue.
Pilot Hans Mirow of the North
ern Air Transport has been here
regularly this last week with MGM
people. Pilot Mans Mirow also
brought three salesmen, Mr. Cash,
Mr. Richards and Mr. Weaver.
Many natives from the Kobuk
arrived here yesterday as it is their
usual way. They reported every
one well, but said that Leopard
Gaffe from Kiana was drowned on
Squirrel River. No one has found
the body yet. They only found
his* k.vak and parka. Every one!
was sorry to hear this for he has j
a large family
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The Kobuk natives said thoj
Muskrat hunting was.1 very poor j
this spring is it has been ver* cold !
Angeline Davidovicsj
Texas is such a big state that j
it’s a real trip from one part of it
to another. A man from Browns
ville, on tlhe Southern edge, was
gone quite a time away from home
and when he got back a neighbor
inquired wihere he had been.
He replied: “I been on a trip
North.’’
“Where’d you go?" the friend
asked.
‘‘I went to Dallas."
‘‘Have a good time?’’
“Naw. I never did like them
Yankees."
CHURCH NOTES
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FEDERATED CHURCH
Norman MeOay, Pastor
Sunday school at 11 a.m.
Droning worship at 7:40 p.mT
Pastor’s message: “Christ’s
Desire for us.’’
You and your friends are most
cordially Invited.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Father Budde, a. J.
Masses at 9 and 11 am Sundays.
Sunday School at 2pm.
Evening Service at 7:30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
W. F. BALDWIN, PASTOR
11 A.M. Morning Worship for
Adults.
11 A.M. Children’s Church in
Club' House.
7 P.M. Evening Service.
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“A SMILE”
From the Land of the
MIDNIGHT SUN
Nome, Alaska.
Jim Who was that new girl i
saw jfou wit^h the other night?
Juek— That wasn't a new girl. It
was . my old girl painted Over in
new style. s -
“You isay Dingo was made weal
thy thru a sudden upturn in oil?
What oil stocks did he buy?’’
“He didn't buy any sto<k. A
rich old aunt tried to s art a fire
with a can of it and it went up.
Wife, reading from newspaper-—
here it says about a 'couple over
to Catlin Hollow gebtin’ married
after a courtship of 50 years;
Husband—Is that so? I s'pose
the poor old fellow couldn’t hold
out any longer.
Johnnie bad just had a new
baby sisler, A neighbor, to tea3e
him. offered to buy the baby and
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give him a dollar a pound for her,
but Johnnie refused. The neigh
a I
bor then said; “Johnnie, you ^eem
to like your little baby sister a
lot.”
“Tt ain’t that.” said Jimmie,
“but if you are going to buy her
by the pound I’ll wait till she
grows some more.
Friehd—Where did you, meet
your wife today Henry?
Peck—I didn’t meet her. She
overtook m e.
“I had a had fail once," re
marked Boresome. “ I tumbled.
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out of a window and on the way
down I th night of every, mean act
1 had ever done in my life."
"I judge it must have been a
very fall barilding." commented hie
friencT"
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Eph riant 1 >;rt chile ob yooly
a nl* mighty slow learn in’ at school.
How does you all account foh dat 7
Ezekiel Well, de school am two
miles firm heah an’ dat chile fer
gits all de teacher tells him ’fore
he gits half way home.
Old Bascom had beaten up his
wife and was taken to court. The
judge . lined him $5.50
“What’s that 50 cents for?"
inquired Bascom.
“That’s for the federal tax on ,
amusements." answered the judge.
Landlady Mr. Hkimpnl . ii p ii-:<
me terr;lil; t , have t<> me'nton yov
iboard bill.
Skimpole—Then please dou't do
• it. I. don’t like to see any woman
suffer.
Customer—I suppose you serve
only soft drinks.
Wayside dealer-—Well,. I can give
you sornf eider that started in that
way- but it’s hard now.
Mother—What’s your little bro
ther crying about?
Son—He’s dug a hole out in the
yard and he wants to bring it in
the house to play wth.
To «»f writing letter*, mall ■
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