Goodbye Party
Held Federated
Chur. Thurs.
A good-sized crowd gathered
in the Federated Church Thurs
day evening for the farewell
parfty given for Miss Emily Mor
gan by the churoh and hospital.
Miss Morgan, with fifteen years
of constant sendee in various
parts of Alaska behind her, is
going to take a long-deserved
rest, and expects to leave about
September 20th to visit her sis
ter in New Zealand. Although
Nome wdshes her every joy in
her trip, we can’t help selfishly
hoping that she doesn’t like New
Zealand too well to come back
to us.
An entertaining program wfas
prepared. Miss Lennie May Nel
son was master of ceremonies,
pointing out the purpose of the
social and introducing the var
ious numbers. Group singing
was led by Miss Emima Stubk
jaer.
Mrs. Carrie McLain gave a
brief history of Miss Morgan’s
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1 years of service in Alaska, and
• Miss Morgan herself said a few
words She expressed a mixture
1 of feeling about leaving Alaska,
saying that though she had look
i ed forward to the trip she is
about to take for so long, she
j couldn’t help felling regret at
leaving the country she loved.
| Mrs. Doris Sullivan gave one of
her amusing Swedish readings,
| and Georgia Slack also gave a
reading. Miss Pearl Woodfin
sang two lovely solos, and Mrs.
Vincent Widney and Mrs. Carl
Glavinovich sang a duet. Mrs.
Shirley Forrester gave an origi
nal and clever poetic prophesy
of Miss Morgan's future.
To conclude the program. Dr.
Morcom said a few words of
farewell to Miss Morgan and pre
serrted her with a small token
from some of her friends in Nome
—the money to buy a movie pro
jector.
The evening was then turned
over to the refreshment commit
tee. and punch and cookies were
enjoyed. The housewives of the
town had been so generous with
the cookies that a large number
of them were sold, and the mon
ey added to the projector fund.
The prophesy was enjoyed so
much by the crowd that it was
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TO THE ALASKA LEGISLATURE
• General Election, Tuesday, September 13, 1933.
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requested that it be printed in
the Nome Nugget, so that those
who could not attend the social
might also enjoy it. It is as
follows:
“THE PROPHESY"
Miss Morgan left Nome,
Her long-time home.
And sailed to a sunny clime.
Where green things grow,
And there’s not much snow.
And it’s warm in the winter time
But the blessing—or curse—
Of being a nurse
Was something she couldn’t
shake:
For a helping hand—
In any land—
Is what folks are eager to take.
She had scarcely docked
When somebody knocked
At her sunny southern door;
‘‘Please pardon me
If I seem to be
Intruding in your boudoir.
But it’s truth to tell
That I’m far from well,
And, being a Sourdough,
I though may-be
You'd take care of me—
For old-timer's sake, you know.”
Her tender heart
Said “Don’t depart;
I’ll give you a bath and shave
And a few small pills
To cure your ills
And keep you out of your grave.’
The news got out
Of what she was about,
For the mukluk radio
Is sure and fast,
And WILL broadcast
What you don”t want folks to
know.
From New Zealand’s wide
Bright countryside
Stray Sourdoughs came in flocks,
With various ills
From fever-and-chiLls
To lost buttons and holey 9ocks.
A hospital grew;
She hired a crew;
For working she had a knack,
With X-rays and slings,
Anaesthetics and things,
—And a greenhouse out in the
back.
As you may have guessed,
She had no rest,
No time to relax or roam.
She sighed, “It seems,
In spite erf my dreams,
That I’d have more peace in
Nome.”
So she came once more
To Nome-on-the-Shore,
With its miscellaneous charms;
And, by all who dwell
In its doubtful 9pell
She was welcomed with open
arms.
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Church Making
Intensive Drive
Local Support
(Contributed by Rev. Widney)
It has been truly said: “Where
there is no vision the people per
ish”.” As the Central Personali
ty of the Christian community
said: “Man does not live by bread
alone.” The destiny of man is
shaped by ideas. Progress is con
ditioned by ideals.
You ask, “What does the chur
ch produce that it should deserve
my loyalty and my financial sup
port?"
The answer is, “Ideals that
build themselves into conduct
and character, and so continually
refine the life of the communi
ty." The boasted ideal of mod
ern busness is “service." But
th: spirit of service was drawn
originally from Him who girded
himself with a towel and served
by washing the disciples’ feet.
So with the other major ideals
that we take for granted as the
fundamenal principles of civili
zation: Respect for the personali
ties of others, equality, justice
toward all, kindness, unselfish
ness, personal purity. These id
eals have been built into life by j
the influence of the Christian
church.
The Christian Chuoh Is all that
stands between cviilization and
stark crass paganism. The Fed
erated church' in its way, thru
its church school, and its pulpit,
and all its activities, is endeav
oring to nourish the ideals that
spell civilization.
i Frankly, the purpose of this
j discussion is to awaken the pub
| lie to a realization o<f the fact
that the church is a central and
i vital institution. As such we ap
peal o the pride of the commun
: ity in asking that our one Prot
estant Church be adequately sup
ported. Plan to attend church
next Sunday, and be ready to
pledge a fair share of your means
j to this vital cause.
The church will need next year
the sum of $2360.00 to carry on
its work. This means a monthly
income of 197.00. There is noth
ing at all impossible about this
budget. Forty people giving $5.00
per month or $60 per year would
cover the entire amount. There
are many who could give be
tween one and five dollars per
month.
There must be some conscient
ious souls who are easily able to
contribute at least $10 a month.
After all, it is just a matter of
believing in a thing, and then
doing one’s best, that will bring
success.
Let’s all pull together now,
and put our community church
on a secure footing for the next
year.
DISTRICT COURT ITEMS
In the trial of L. D. Berry for
the murder of John Bogan, the
petit jury brought in a verdict
of manslaughter. No time has
yet been set for passing sen
tence by the Court.
Two of the indictment against
Jack Solomon, argued before the
Court this morning, were dis
missed, and demurs to the oth
er indictments will be taken up
at 10 a.m. Saturday.
After the jury delivered its
verdict in the Berry case Thurs
day afternoon, the petit jury was
excused until 10 a.m. Monday.
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