With all
good wishes
for a Merry
Christmas
HAGEN’S
Jewelry Store
Bob Lewis
Happy Birih:!av Mother
KODIAK "Bi C.omce" Coma
docs things in a hi. way . . . hack
in town from fid mg aboard the
[Ionov Bee. IV.g G m remem
bered it was his mob < r's birthday.
Turning a> hi buddy, Stan “Sir
John” Austermun .Ir.. (also known
as ••Moose”*, he got him to ay,roe
to join him in singing “Happy
Birthday" to bis mother. He then
asked the orchestra at the Casino
if they would play the song. He
then promptly marched them all
down the street to the Sportland
where, using their long distance
phoning facilities, he called up his
mother down in Grays Harbor.
Wn„ and the two sang a duet
while the band played on!
Ah, these rich crab fishermen!
Former Nometiies Attend
Sourdough Assn. Dinner
The December party of the San
Francisco Sourdough Assn.’s
Christmas party had as its leaders
many former Nomeites.
Heading the entertainment as
master of ceremonies was Hi Dill.
On the reception committee Mrs.
Hi Dill and J. Bursik (brother of
Airs. Carrie Mclain); decorations,
Catherine Bongaard and Barbara
Van Sickle.
Christinas Postmark
CHRISTMAS. Fla. </P> — With
the Yuletide season at hand, too
village of C\ rislmas is again being
deluded with Christmas cards —
300,000 so far this year.
Card senders from many states
and and countries, eager for a
Christmas- postmark, annually send
their mail for cancellation here,
says postmaster Juanita Tucker.
Christmas, 23 miles cast of Or
lando, got its holiday name when
it was established as a fort on
Christmas day, 1935. A live Christ
mas tree across from the post
office is decorated all year.
Col. Bodle Now Teaching
Col. John Bodle, retired, former
ly commanding officer here at
Marks Air Force Base, has received
his Master of Social Science degree
from the University of Tallahassee
and is now teaching world geo
graphy to 7th graders at Lakeland,
Fla. His daughter Jackie, who
went to school here is attending
the University of Florida as a
special graduate student in occupa
tional therapy.
Two billion greeting cards are
mailed each Christmas in the
United States. This is an average
of about 50 cards per family.
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MERRY
CHRISTMAS
TO OWE AW'D ALL/
NOMERAMA
FRANKCAPRA'S
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CHRISTMAS SHOW
TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY
7:15 & 9:30 EACH NIGHT
COVENANT CHURCH
CHRISTMAS EVE, MONDAY, DEC. 24
Candlelight Sing 7:30 p.m.
CHRISTMAS DAY, TUESDAY, DEC. 25
"Julotta” 6:00 a.in.
Coffee Served After the Service
SUNDAY, DEC. 30 — CHOIR CANTATA
"Night of Miracles” 7:30 p.m.
NEW YEARS EVE, MONDAY, DEC. 31
8:00 p.m. Film
10:00 p.m. Social Hours in Phoebe Hall
11:00 p.m. Watch Night Service
NEW YEARS DAY, TUESDAY, JAN. 1
7:30 p.m. Annual Church Business Meeting
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Ring the merry bells
of Christmas, gladly
laugh and gaily
sing, for the
happy season Is
here. May you and
yours enjoy It to the full.
NOME TELEPHONE CO.
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