OUR COMMANDER IN CHIEF
Urges all of us to buy Defense Bonds and
Stamps to help win the war
One Hundred and Twenty Third Anniversary
of the founding uf
ODD FELLOWSHIP IN AMERICA
Under the auspices of
Nome Lodge No. A 5
and
Midnight Sun Rebekah Lodge No. 3 A
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS
Nome, Alaska
P R 0 G R A M
Nome School Auditorium, May 2, 1942, 9 p.m.
Music by the Nome School Band
B. Knudsety, Leader
1. Call to Order. Chairman A. Polet
2. Officers and members march to their stations.
3. Presentation of the Flag.
4. Salute to the Flag. All standing.
5. Allegiance to the Flag
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the
United States and to the Republc for which
it stands. One nation indivisible, with
Liberty and Justice for all.
6. “America”
7. Opening of ritualistic exercises.
8. Prayer by Chaplain.
9. Reading of Proclamation Mrs. Merle Roberts
10. Chairman to V. G. Ritual.
11. "Columbia the Gem of the Ocean. ’
12. Odd Fellowship Address
by P. G. Chas. D Jones
13. "God Bless America” song Mrs. Allan Lee
Accompanied by Robert Baldwin
14. The Rekekah Order
by P. N. G. Mrs. Andrew Nerland
15. Selection by the Band.
16. Patriotic Address by Chas. J. Clasby
17. “The Star-Spangled Banner."
18. Benediction by the Chaplain.
19. Silver Drill by members of the Lodges.
ODD FELLOWS COMMITTEE
A. Polet
General Chairman
Chas. D Jones David Mazen
REBEKAH COMMITTEE
Mrs. Anne Jenks
Mrs. Irene Jackson Mrs. Anita Tift
Mrs. Mary Hay .Mrs. S. Anna Hewitt
OFFICERS
Nome Lodge No. A 5. Midnight Sun
Rebekah Lodge 3A
N. G. A. Chagnon
R. S. N. G. IJ. Mazen N. G. Rosa B. Hagen
L. S. N. G. A. Poison R. S. N. G. Mary Polet
V. G. R. Ledgerwood L. S. N. G. Gertrude Mazen
R. S. V. G. P. X. Peterson V. G. Ida Sprenger
L. S. V. G. Ed Hoven R. S. V. G. Edith Yenney
Seer. Robert Baldwin L. S. V. G. Lucille Rnudsen
Treas. W A. Boucher Seer. Bcttie Harney
A. P. G. Robert Baldwin Treas. Pauline Elms
Ch. Fret! Roberts A. P. G. Lennie May Norland
C. C. D. Jones* Ch. Merle Roberts
W. Paul Dryden C. Bettie Alexander
R. S. S. Carl Lindell W. Irene Jackson
L. S. S. Mort Powell I. G. Mary Hay
I. G. Walter Slack O. G. S. Anna Hewitt
O. G. John Olson
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MEN OF SHIPS AND SEA STR AT EG Y_Thls Is a picture of 1 rule Sam's new streamlined naval high command at a
recent meeting in Washington. Left to right: Rear Admiral John II. Non ton. sub-chief of naval operations: Vice Admiral Frederick I
llorne vice-chief of naval operations; Admiral Ernest J. King, commander-in-chief of the L’.S. fleet and chief of naval operations \ he
Admiral Russell W illson, chief of staff to Commander-In-Chief King, Rear Admiral Richard s. Edwards, deputy chief of staff.
THEY RE MOVING ROUND THE MOUNTAI N—rncle Sum * mountain troops, a breed of bard . d
soldiers, shoulder skits for drill at their winter training ramp on snowy Mount Rainier, state of Washingt* n. The rr ti i >i only leivn
to travel, on skiis. while carrying a 50-pound pack, but they also discover how to eat. sleep, and cook bent uii the snow in caserns of
their own carving. Only 30 per cent of the personnel ever set foot on skiis before. .Motorized toboggans are also used for transport.
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THERE’LL Bi RESIDENTS BY AND BY_A soldier stands guard at the enemy Bllen concentration camp at Fort
Devens, Massachusetts, where adult males considered dangerous to nation’s security are to be "guests’’ of Uncle Sam—for the duration.
Camp, a quarter mile long and eighth of a mile wide, has about 270 tents, each with accommodations for six men. I.ong cement build*
Ingy are for cooking and hospital use. Lookout towers and floodlighting are planned. Two rows of barbed wire enclose camp.
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