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Activities
Pilot Martin made two trips to
American Creek with passengers
and freight and one trip to Beav
er Creek with passengers and
freight.
Pilot Jefford left Anchorage
about one o’clock this afternoon
and will return as far as Unal
akleet and on to Nome Saturday
morning.
A trip is scheduled for Fair
bank early Sunday morning with
a capacity load of passengers.
Wien Airlines
Activities
Yesterday morning Frank
Whaley made the mail trip north
and also stopped at Bunker Hill
with freight. 2 ahildren were brot
to Nome from Pilgrim Springs.
In the afternoon a load of freight
was taken to Fox Bar.
This morning two trips were
made to Solomon to bring R.
Smith and family to Nome.
Two trips were made north
with freight. Otto Worm was a
passenger from Taylor to Fox
Bar and William Anderson was
brought to Nome from Bunker
Hill.
The PAA mail plane arrived
and departed today on the first j
mail run of ithe winter. Mail
was carried both coming and go- j
ing. Incoming passenger was W.
E. Shivers and outgoing were:
A. Hovelin, E. C. Talbott, and
Joe Greene.
Federated Church
Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor
10:30 a.m. Young people’s choir
practice.
11 a.m.—Church School.
7:45 pm. Worship service.
Sermon topic: “Keeping Up
One’s Morale.”
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ESKIMO METHODIST CHURCHi
Miss Sarah Taylor, Deaconess
11 a.m.—Church School.
5:00 p.m. — Worship Service
Sermon topic “The Lord’s
Benefits.” W. P. Wood will
preach.
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“THE VALIANT” TO
BE PRESENTED SOON
The Drama Chib of the Fed
erated Church now has under
production the drama “The Val
iant” by Holworthy Hall and Ro
bert Middlemass, and will give
the play in the church auditor
ium Thursday night, Nov. 16.
The plot of the drama revolves
about the prisoner, James Dyke,
who refuses to reveal his true
identity, even though he is short
ly to be executed. The plot thick
ens when a pretty girl comes to
1 see if Dyke might be her long
| lost brother. She tells the war
J den that her brother knew Shak
espeare, and the warden is then
sure that Dyke is not her brother
but who is he?
The cast of “The Valiant is as
i follows:
Warden Holt, about sixty, Leo
nard Krohlow.
Father Daly, the prison chap
lain, Wilbur Arnold.
James Dyke, the prisoner, Ben
Young.
Josephine Paris, the girl, Mary
Hood Chapman.
Dan, a jailer, Dan Jones.
An attendant, Dick Cornwall.
“The Valiant” is a royalty play
and is well worth a full evening’s
entertainment.
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COMMITTEES APPOINTED
FOR THE JAMBOREE
Plans for the Playfield Jam
boree to be given by the Home
Arts Club at the High School au
ditorium November 11 are well
under way. The ways and means
committee in charge of the af
fair consists of Mrs. Garnet Mar
tin, Mrs. Gus O’Leary, and Mrs.
Kenneth Rank. Various attrac
tions have been arranged with a
peppy program and dancing to
conclude the evening.
Committee chairmen assisting
with plans are as follows:
Tickets Mrs. Lars Rynning.
Chinese String Game Mrs Ken
Rank.
Packages From Afar Curtis
Jacobs.
Punch Boards, Mrs. Emma Da
vis.
Wheel of Fortune Mrs. G. E.
Harney.
Nigger Babies, Walter Glavin
ovich.
Bingo, Mrs. Wilfred Boucher.
Hamburgers, Mrs. Richard
Roell.
Ice Cream, Mrs. Otto Irrgang.
Program, Mrs. W. F. Harper.
Publicity," Mrs. Thomas Mor
com.
Tickets will go on sale today.
They carry with them chances
on door prizes—ten dollars for
adults and two dollars and a I
half for children. Buy your tick i
ets early and plan to join .the |
crowd next Saturday night, Nov
ember 11. |
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RED CROSS MEETING
The annual meeting of Nome
Chapter of the Red Cross will be
held at the hospital, Wednesday
evening, November 8th, for the;
purpose of electing officers, and
transacting general business.
There is going to be a lot of
work for the Red Cross, with this 1
war on in Europe, and Nome will
want to do her" part as usual.
So come to this meeting. Bring
your friends, and give us your j
assistance and advice.
C. W. Thornton,
Chairman, Nome Chapter.
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Anyone having broken toys,
children’s playthings, sleds, skiis,
bicycles, tri-cycles and etc., wish
ing to donate them for the bene
fit of 'less fortunate children are
requested to communicate with
Harry Egbert, engineer at the
Fire Department, who is arrang
ing under the sponsorship of the
Nome Volunteer Fire Depart
ment to repair and provide for
distribution at Christmas time,
numerous children’s gifts along
this line.
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