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Saturday. December 27, 1941
Doors open 8 p. m.—Program Begins 9 p. m.
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Medley of Stage Acts
Refreshments - - - Dancing
Fun For Flic Whole Family
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Admission, Adults $1.00
Children (school age) 25c
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I $3.00 Worth of Food and Fun
Gifts Hi «jli In Quality
At Low Prices
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CHRISTMAS EVE
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COMMUNITY XMAS TREE
PACKS SCHOOL GYM
The Community Christmas
Tree entertainment drew a full
house at the Nome School audit
orium yesterd .y afternoon to wit
ness an excellent program and
to be cn hand for the appearance
of Santa Claus, who presented a
Christmas stocking to each child.
The Eskimo Methodist Choir in
their usually fine style. Their
part in each year’s Christmas
program is always anticipated
with pleasure.
Children of the Office of In
dian Affairs School performed
their native Eskimo dances to
the great enjoyment of the aud
ience.
The Nome Public School child
ren of the lower grades present
' ed “Christmas with Mother
Goose” and a “Rhythm Band.”
Both numbers were both color
ful and entertaining.
The High School Band played
. for the enjoyment of the gath
. ering prior to the program.
A good assortment of Christ
mas Trees at Lehmann’s.
NOTICE
WINTER OFFICE SCHEDULE
Effective December 1st
Main Office 9:00 to 5:00 I
Sales ()ffiee I
Standard Oil Agency 0:00 to 5:00 I
Frei«lil Office
Except:
All offices will remain closed dur'
ing the noon hour and close at
1:00 P. M. on Saturday.
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News Items
HA A Activities
The PAA Pilgrim arrived this
morning from Fairbanks with
mail and departed, also with
mail.
MiRmv Acrn tuts
Sunday—Pilot Moore attempt
ed a trip to Anchorge but had
to return to Nome on account of
poor weather.
Today Pilot Moore to An
chorage with a load of selectees
a d Bill Brown.
Pilot McKenzie left for Anchor
age with a load of selectees.
Pilots Whaley and Hager are!
on the mail runs out of Unal
akleet
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STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!
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Have you attended Charles
Dickens’ play at the Federated
Church last Friday evening? If
not, you missed something real
good. We were there and enjoy
ed it. The directors and cast are
to be congratulated.
Did you attend the Community
Xmas Tree celebration yesterday
That was good also. The commit
tee in charge deserves great cred
it; their efforts are appreciated.
If you did attend one or both
of the above entertainments, we 1
feel you are well satisfied and !
will continue to add to your en
joyment while the opportunity is
available. If you did not attend
either of those, remember there
is just one more opportunity left
this year which you cannot af
ford to miss. What is this? The
ROOF GARDEN. Here you will
bo treated to such a variety of
entertainment, you will wonder
how such talent has lain dormant
in Nome. Well, we must confess,
it will not be all local. Rumor i
has it that several professionals
have been secured from other
pa rts. Ask Gordon McKenzie
whom he brought from Anchor
age on his last trip. Probably,
Scotch-like, Gordon won’t tell.
Then ask Sig Wien who came
from Fairbanks, incognito, with
him on one of his recent trips.
Of course you know Sig. He
never does any superflous talk
ing. After all, Abe is running the
show and Gordon and Sig are
just pilots. Members of theat
rical troupes are just passengers
to them. Really, the only way to
find out such things is to attend
the Roof Garden and see forj
yourself.
Beginning with appropriate in- j
troductory numbers by the Nome
Band under the able direction of
Bernie Knudsen, followed by
classical dance music by the or
chestra, interspersed with a few
Arkansas “hoe-downs,” there
will not be a dull moment from
the time you enter the hall until
the “all-out” signal is given in
the wee hours of Sunday morn
ing.
DRAMA CLUB PLAY GOOD
Charles Dickens’ ‘‘A Christ-1
mas Carol” presented Friday
' evening at the Federated Church
by the Drama Club was played
to a capacity audience under the
able direction of Mrs. Thomas
Givan and Mrs. William Cam-1
eron.
Much credit for the success of
the production is due to Ben
I young for his portrayal of Eben
j ozer Scrooge, a very difficult j
i characterization. The supporting
cast was well selected, which re
suited in the play moving
through each act to a successful
conclusion.
XMAS MUSIC SUNDAY A. M.
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The program of Christmas mu
sic presented by the Federated
Church of Nome last evening
was excellently rendered to a
large congregation.
MLss Mae Walton is to be con
gratulated for her able direction
of the chor and for her fine sel
! ection of music for the cantata.
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WEATHER FORCAST
Clear tonight and continued
cold with lowest temperature -22.
Increasing cloudiness tomorrow
and slightly warmer in the after
noon. Light northeasterly winds.
CHRISTMAS TREES
WILL BE HERE TODAY
Place Your Orders Now
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
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There Should Be One In Evey Home
ELECTRIC CORN-POPPER
BRIDGE CARDS
Gift Boxed, Double Decks, with copies of
Masterpiece Paintings
PINOCLE AND POKER SETS
VV’ith Cards and Chips
POLET STORES
A Merry Christmas
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Happv New Year
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