Northern Consoldated Jet
Lands Here Tomorrow
Northern Consolidated Airlines
will be bringing in the first F-27
prop-jet plane to Nome tomorrow,
with a group of visitors from El
mendorf Air Force Base. They
will remain here overnight. This
fast new plane is like those which
Wien Airlines will be putting on
the Nome run in the very near
future.
NAZARENE BIBLE SCHOOL
THEME 'OUR LIVING CHURCH'
“Our Living Church” is the theme
for the Vacation Bible School at
the Church of the Nazarene, which
starts Monday, May 18, at 9 a.m.
There will be classes for all boys
and girls, with new choruses,
crafts, rhythm band, and lessons
about the Christian Church.
The literature is printed in the
Nazarene Publishing House in
Kansas City, Mo.
The Church of the Nazarene is
happy to extend an invitation to
all boys and girls to attend these
classes, states Rev. Bibb.
Mr. and Mrs. John Woodiel,
grade school teachers, leave to
morrow for Fort Smith, Ark.,
where they will visit with their
family. They will return in the
fall, to teach here again.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Liebig are
scheduled to leave for Pittsburgh,
Kan., where they will spend the
summer. They will be accompan
ied by their daughter Harriet and
their nephew, who has wintered
with them here. Both will be
teaching i n Madison, Wis.,
schools next year.
EIGHTH GRADE HONOR ROLL
These students have maintained
an A- average throughout the
year:
Dick Arnold, Carol Doyle, Judy
Bixby, Ivan Sundstrom, Kenneth
Okitkon, Pamela Mulvihill, Ferris
Gillespie.
These students have received
cortificats of perfect attendance:
, ick Arnold, Carol Doyle, Pam
ela Mulvihill, Ivan Sundstrom,
Sally Walker, Diane Wilke.
GIRL SCOUT PIE SUPPER
The Senior Girl Scout Troop is
’ sving a Dessert Pie Supper at
? oebe Hall, Tuesday, May 19,
beginning at 7:30 p.m. The Public
is invited to attend and bid for
pies, which will be auctioned by
the piece. Girl Scouts will furnish
ice cream and coffee.
Each woman attending is re
quested to bring a pie to be
offered at auction.
NOTICE
I am operating a garage in
Nome, under the trade name of
Nome Moloi ro. It is not con
nected with any other business in
Nome. For service or information
Call Main 42.
We have regular gas for sale.
Discount to Trucks and Taxis.
CURTIS CHUNN, Prop.,
Nome Motor Co. w57
Methodists Expect Large
Turnout for Bible School
Vacation Bible School of the
Cbmmunity Methodist Church will
meet May 18 to May 30, from 9
to 11 a.m. A large enrollment is
expected, state officials of the
church, since Sunday School at
tendance averages about 150 to
175. Teachers in charge of each
department will be:
Nursery—Mrs. Boyd Harwood
and Mrs. John Bahnke; Kinder
garten— Mrs. James Dunlap and
Mrs. Philip Horton; Primary —
Mrs. Nick Lean; Junior — Mrs.
Gerald McCray; Intermediate —
Rev. Gerald McCray.
High School students will serve
as assistant teachers. Children
are urged to come to the church
Monday at 9 a.m., to be on time
for the first session.
MAUREEN HUDERT TO WED
Mr. and Mrs. John Hudert, now
of Juneau, and formerly of Nome,
have announced the marriage of
their daughter Maureen to Wil
liam Edward Eberhardt at a Nup
tial Mass on June 6th at the Holy
Rosary Church in Seattle. Maureen
Hudert attended school here while
her father was district engineer
for the Territorial Road Commis
sion.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Lloyd Sundstrom. Helen Rid
dels, Bertha Adsuna, Janet West.
Discharged — Thomas Allurak,
Peter Elanna, Harvey Koweluk,
Earl David, Anne Kahle, Tillie
Agliloigna.
U. S. Commissioner Herb Jenks
is scheduled to leave tomorrow
for the outside for medical treat
ment. During his absence, Earl
Owens will be acting commission
er, and the office will be open
part of the day.
Spiritual Truths
Contributed By
Nome Gospel Home
Five yellowing leaves from an
American-owned seventh century
! Latin Script Bible brought the
world’s top book buyers to Lon
don this last month. The valuable
pages from this old manuscript
were up for sale at an undisclosed
price.
This would remind us that the
valuable truths which are in the
Bible itself are still without a set
price. Better than that, they are
even free; and yet they are the
most priceless possessions a man
can have.
“Every good gift and every per
fect gift is from above, and com
eth down from the Father? of
Lights, with Whom there is no
variableness, neither shadow of
turning.” — (James 1:17).
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PIONEER MEETING MAY 20
Business of Importance
A Full Attendance Requested
'—REFRESHMENTS —
Cargo accepted at Ames Terminal
from May 18 through May 29
Write Nome Agent for Information
James F. O’Sullivan, Agent — Phone Main 68
Graduating Class Hears
Rhode Outline Methods
To Guard Freedoms
Floryn Rhode, station manager
for the F.A.A., was speaker at the
commencement exercises for grad
uates of Nome School last evening.
He challenged the graduates to.
continue their studies so that they
might .be active in protecting
their freedom. He reminded them
that the founding fathers of their
country provided limitations on
government in the protection of
personal rights with freedom for
all, without infringement on the
rights of others.
“Our government today takes
many forms and at the expense of
all, to help special groups.” and
students of today who are the cit
izens of tomorrow must combat
and guard against our country be
coming a welfare or socialist coun
try by forced contributions which
will ultimately destroy liberty and
freedom.”
Students of today must seek as
their leaders, men of moral
strength who are dedicated to
freedom, if their children are to
have the liberties we have en
joyed, or they will be slaves of
the state.
“We must turn from our social
istic trend now, or forever lose
our privilege as free men,” he
concluded.
Fritz Chambers, valedictorian,
expressed appreciation to parents,
teachers and friends, for the op
portunity of a good education in
Nome, stating that he hoped to
be an electronics engineer, to study
and help develop radio carried
electric current for better and
cheaper power for the State of
Alaska.
Superintendent Wm. Angell an
nounced that Fritz Chambers was
awarded the Glavinovich Scholar
ship, and the University of Alaska
free housing scholarship.
Music throughout the program
was presented by the Nome Band,
with a special number by the brass
ensemble, composed of Judy Bix
by, Susie Savok. Edna Ahmasuk,
Eddie Johnsen, Charles Burnett,
Douglas Lee and Ray Arnold.
Dr. June Dunbar Receives
Publicity In Work At
Minneapolis Hospital
Dr. June Dunbar is one of the
two women internes at the Min
neapolis Hospital who received
much publicity recently. While
on ambulance duty, she was
swung from a crane over the
Mississippi River to give medical
treatment to an injured man who
had fallen 25 feet off a piling. The
man was pinned between the
bridge and -piling. Later she was
photographed by T-V cameras
as she was giving aid to an infant
who suffered a bullet wound in
the head.
The two “dainty doctors” work
with a corps of 39 internes. They
come from the extreme parts of
the country. The other lady doc
tor is from Texas. Dr. June is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lu
ther Dunbar of Nome. Both girls
plan to return to their homes to
enter practice after their intern
ship.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE—’57 Rambler station
wagon and miscellaneous fur
niture. Call Main 162.
SCHOOL GIRL wants babysitting
or light housekeeping job for
the summer. Call Main 187. 55
WANTED — Dependable man or
high school student for jani
torial work. Contact Del
Kampmann, Main 229. tf
FOR SALE — 16-foot Coldspot
Deepfreeze, 6 months old; Boy’s
bicycle, 20”; Portable T-V;
Stereophonic Tape Recorder,
with $60 worth of tapes; 3-rrto.
old Lady’s lynx parka, like new,
$75. Call Red 156. ltp
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