Anvil I or1 No. 1 10
Installs New Officers
Anvil Lodge F & AM. No. HO
he'd its installation ceremony
T’ arsday evening with Werner
Bohrer being installed as Worship
ful Master of t' e lodge.
Other officers are Bon Davis.
Senior Warden; Sven Larson. Jr.
Warden; Don Lyle. Treasurer;
Norvin Lewis. Secretary; Bob Har
wood, Senior Deacon; Jess Wood
ward, Jr. Deacon; Carl Mickelson,
Marshall; Howard Crinklaw. Chap
lain; Tom Martin, Senior Steward;
Charles Lewis, Organist; and
Jack Reed, Tyler.
Installing officers were the three
Lewis brothers; VWGM Harry
Lewis, VWGM Charles Lewis, and
Grand Chaplain, Robert Lewis.
George Bayer Wins Doll
The beautiful Christmas doll
which, has been on display at the
North Star Bakery was given away
on Saturday and is going to George
Bayer, U S. Marshal at Anchorage.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayer have a
daughter, Mary Ann. who will en
joy this doll which has a complete
wardrobe in size three clothes, in
cluding parka and mukluks.
POCKET FULL OF MIRACLES
TO BE SHOWN AT NOMERAMA
"Pocket Full of Miracles,” the
wackiest, most heart-warming Cin
derella story ever to burst, like
a joyous rocket, out of Hollywood,
opens at the Nomerama Theater
tomorrow and runs through Thurs
day, through United Artists re
lease.
It is based on a story by Damon
Runyon and stars Glenn Ford,
Bette Davis, Hope Lange, Arthur
O’Connell and co-stars Peter Falk,
Thomas Mitchell, Edward Everett
Horton and Mickey Shaugnessy.
THE WEATHER
Cloudy with occasional snow
Low tonight 0 to -5. High tomor
row 5 to 10. In the last 24 hours
High of 21, low of -9. Max. wind
14 mph from the west. Sunrise al
0:04 a.m., sunset at 2:00 p.m,
Temps, a year ago today: high of
-20, low of -28.
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The Beta Sigma Phi Community ■
Carol sine was hi rlily suecessftil
vr:evening with twice as many j
singers takin part this war and
! \m:d amount of spectators enjoy-|
ii: the performance.
Following the tree sing about 1
10 singers were loaded on to a
I truek with loud speakers, and
1 on* to Kong Island village and
I hospital where they were well re
ceived.
Members of the sponsoring group
wish to express special apprecia
tion to Bob Oliver and J;m Carter
of the Police Dept.. Charles and
Harry Lewis and Bob Scott who
worked out the speaker system
and arranged for the truck with
speakers.
Alexander Kakrok Passes
Alexander Kakrok, 72. passed
iway in Anchorage where he had
gone for hospitalization.
Mr. Kakrok. who is formerly of
Teller, is survived by his wife Bess
and three children; a daughter,
Marleen in Fairbanks, a daughter,
Barbara, and a son.
The body is being brought back
Tom Anchorage and funeral ar
rangements are pending from the
Lutheran Church.
William Munz, retired airlines
operator and now in the mining
business, sends greetings from
Guadalajara, Mexico, where he is
spending the holidays.
Sgl. A1 McIntyre, of the .U.S.
j Army Advisor Detachment, First
Scout Battalion, 297th Infantry who
has been stationed here, has de
parted for Miami, Fla., after which
he will be located at Ft. Riley.
Hospital News
A Merry Christmas to those in
the hospital for Christmas: Nancy !
Cabinboy, Jesse Allen, Reynard
Toolie, John Hackett, Harriet
Kiyutelluk.
Leaving the hospital are Renie
Anowruk, Kiatcha Davis, Stavros
Buffas, Stephen Ivanoff, Gertrude
Foster and infant, Della Walluk,
John Poling.
* NORTH STAR *
Bakery — Grill — Hotel
Seaview Room
BETTY ERNIE BOB
CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY
decree Hite Passes
Gcm',!'" Hite. 84. passed away
Saturday loU.nving a short illness,
m--:. burned his hands recently. ;
Mr. Hite, who was born in Mis- j
sour; and moved to Texas as a boy,
was a contractor in Seattle before
coming to Nome about 28 years
ago.
He i us been in the rental busi
ness and owns considerable pro
perty here.
Burial will be from the Mittel
stadt Mortuary, 176(1 Market St.,
Seattle.
Survivors are his wife Emily,
a brother. Jack Hite of Canada,
a sister, Ada Thorpe of Oregon,
and a daughter.
Students Home for Xmas
Among students who have re
turned home far the holidays are
Fritz, Myrtle and Ann Chambers,
Beverly Bohrer. Dean Alexander,
Wayne Wittie. Gail Mclver, Gail
Croell, Tex Chunn, Daphne Ry
lander and Douglas Lee.
Also Gene Mathews, who will
be a house guest of the Chambers
and Johnson families.
Due to arrive are Ray Arnold
and Karen Baldwin.
Harry Knudson, who has been
with the US. Engineers in the
Yukon Territory for the past two
years, is returning to Alaskan
headquarters in Anchorage this
month.
Robert Baldwin Jr., who is serv
ing with the U.S. Navy, is stationed
in Korea, having enlisted about
13 months ago.
Mr. Vanig Godashian, who was
here with Western Electric years
ago, is now with the same com
pany in the Faroe Islands.
Carl Hill, pioneer Nomeite, is
enjoying Christmas in northern
Sweden according to reports re
ceived by his friends here.
Col. and Mrs. Multhrop, former
ly of Marks Air Force Base here
and now retired, live in Tucson,
Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fagan, who
were with the U.S. Weather Bu
reau in Nome and Kotzebue, are
now stationed in Las Vegas, Nev.
TINSEL
Tinsel on the Caristmas tree be
gan, so legend says, when spiders
covered with webs a tree that had
been decorated by a mother for
her many children.
To reward the woman for her
goodness to her children, the Christ
Child changed the spider webs to
gleaming silver.
The odds against your rolling a
perfect game of 300 in a bowling
tournament are 1,200,000 to one.
NOTICE
The Miners and Merchants Bank
will close at 1:00 p.m. on Dec. 24
and Dec. 31 154
Polaris
Dining Room
WILL
BE OPEN
CHRISTMAS DAY
9:00 a.m. ’til Midnight j
WANT ADS
FOUND: Brown - rimmed glasses.
Call at Nugget.
FOR RENT: 3 room house, bath, j
central heating. Call Nugget, tf
SELL — Those surplus items that \
you don’t need. Just let a I
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them into cash for you. j
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JESS & LIL WOODWARD
May the Peace of
Christinas he with
you and yours and
and may it spread
throughout the world
today as it did nearly two
thousand years ago.
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ALASKA
PIRLINES