Paul Mandeville and
Edith Giele of Seattle
Are Married Last Night
Paul A. Mandeville, operator of
the Wallace Hotel and Bering Sea
Club was married last evening
to Edith Boise Giele of Seattle at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Saario. Rev. Reeves Havens per
formed the marriage ceremony.
Loren Fagen and Mrs. Saario
were attendants.
The house was decorated for
the occasion with lovely fresh
flowers and lighted tapers.
The Mandevilles are at home in
their apartment of the Wallace
Hotel.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Albert Oquilluk of Teller was
given a 10-day sentence in the
Federal Jail for larceny at the
O’Leary camp at Bluestone.
Ralph Kopuk was sentenced to
six days for disorderly conduct.
Larry Galvin was awarded a
judgment against William Kapu
tuk for non-payment of a bill.
ALASKA'S ATTY. GENERAL
HERE ON 1st OFFICIAL VISIT
Thomas Byrd Stewart, assistant
attorney general of the territory,
is here on his first official visit.
He is of a well-known Alaskan
family, his father, B. D. Stewart,
having been commissioner of
mines for many years and active
in the mineral development of
this area.
“We’re Having A Heat Wave
A Tropical Heat Wave”
LET US HELP YOU DRESS TO ENJOY IT
in
JANTZEN
Sport and “T” Shirts
(MEN'S. WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S)
LADIES’
Colorful Summer Swing Skirts
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AND FLATTERING
“Scoop Neck” Cotton Blouses
Orion Sweaters in Soft Pastels
INFANTS’
Seersucker Sun Suits
AND WASHABLE
Denim Eisenhower Jackets
Our SHEER NYLON HOSE arrived — Finally
NEW — 2 in. Heels!
Ladies Black and Dress Pumps
We’re expecting NEW Dresses on Pan Am too
Utr frlnndly Cammanlty Star*
it '
Wholesale and RntaM
Phono MAIn 133 FREE DELIVERY
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COASTAL MONARCH
Will Return to Nome About July 31st
To Complete Discharging
Then .Proceeds to St. Michael and Seattle.
WALTER W. SIPPRELL. Agent MAIN 68
Boy Scout Troop 666
Advancement Awards
Presented*At Rotary
Guests at Rotary included:
Bruce Erickson, Anchorage; Ken
Morgan, Wyoming; Comdr. Dan
Liere, Kodiak; Tony Scbwamm,
Anchorage; Tom Stewart, Juneau;
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Enix; Mrs.
Carl Glavinovich; Mrs. Harry
Johnson and Harry Johnson Jr.;
Everett Enix; and Paul Glavino
vich.
The pi'ogram was in recognition
of Boy Scout Troop 666, which is
sponsored by the Rotary Club.
New American and troop flags
were presented by the club to the
Scout organization. Scout award
pins were given to the Boy Scouts
present and their mothers:
First Class pin to Paul Glavino
vich. Secoxxd Class pins to Everett
Enix and Harry Johnson, Jr. Al
fred Enix, Scoutmaster, was also
presented to the club and he made
a few remarks.
Rotary President “Jim” Walsh
expressed the club’s appreciation
of the good woi’k done by the
troop this year.
Ben Young is chairman of the
troop committee.
L. C. Ferguson, manager of the
Traeger Store at Unalakleet, is
visiting on business and states
that his village has enjoyed the
warm weather which has speeded
up the growth of the vegetables
in that farming area.
Bob Ellis, of Ellis Airlines of
Ketchikan, accompanied by his
wife and children, was a visitor
today on the Wien tour. Ellis has
been an active worker for AVA
since it started in Alaska.
NOTICE
There will be a Q Bus excursion
to Dexter Sunday, weather per
mitting. Depart from the Nome
Drug Store at 10:30 a.m., return
about 6 p.m. Fare: Adults round
trip $2, children round trip $1.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — 8 x 10 tent, $25.
Portable spring phonograph $15.
Silvertone radio $20. See -Rube
Cremer. 91
FOR RENT — Strictly modem
3-room apartment. Utility room
in connection. Call Nugget. tf
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
The world-acclaimed.
Never-to-be Forgotten
“THE MINIVER STORY”
Starring
WALTER PIDGEON
GREER GARSON
JOHN HODIAK
LEO GLENN
MATINEE
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
Starting 5:15 p.m.
“The Invisible Informer”
—And—
“Fargo Phantom”
Serial Show on Sunday
SUNDAY ONLY
Starting 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
“The Lady From Texas”
(IN TECHNICOLOR)
Starring
HOWARD DUFF
MONA FREEMAN
10 th Chapter Serial and Shorts
Local Business Houses Sell Out
Swim Suits and Hot-Weather
Apparel In Current Heat Wave
Local business houses report a
complete sellout on swimming
suits and hot-weather apparel as
Nomeites took to the beaches for
the past several days.
It is estimated that during the
day as many as 200 people were
sunning themselves on the sea
side of the breakwater back of the
Wallace Hotel, enjoying the swim
ming and wading in Bering Sea.
Other popular places are Hast
ings Creek and Fort Davis.
Si. Lawrence Island Public
Health Nurse Returns from States
Grace Crosson, public health
nurse for St. Lawrence for the
past two'years, has been to the
States on vacation and returned
recently.
During her absence her head
quarters at Savoonga burned, de
stroying her personal belongings
as well as supplies.
Miss Crosson also has quarters
at Gambell and “commutes” by
dog team between the two com
munities.
She is at present waiting for
transportation to St. Lawrence I.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McCarthy
are enjoying a visit from three
nieces from Seattle this week.
Misses Ellen Montague, Ruth
Wortman, Joanne Moore joined
Mrs. McCarthy at Juneau where
she was attending a conference
of the Territorial Welfare Board
and together flew to Nome by
way of Anchorage, Mt. McKinley,
Fairbanks and Kotzebue.
All along the way they met
former Nomeites who made their
visit more interesting, they stated.
NOTICE
To our many friends and busi
ness associates of Nome:
Because of certain unfortunate
events we no longer wish to be
called Mandeville. My name from
this day forward will be Ellen A.
Mulvihill and my child will be
known and addressed as Pamela
Ann Mulvihill.
(signed) Ellen A. Mulvihill
“Queen’s Teens” Catholic
Girls’ Club Is Organized
The “Queen’s Teens”, girls’ club
organized by the visiting Catholic
sisters from Fairbanks during
their two weeks’ stay here, will
continue conducting catechism
classes, it is reported.
Lois Swanberg is president, Ce
celia Okpealuk, vice president,
and Janet Muller secretary.
Meetings are planned'for alter
nate Monday evenings.
One hundred thirty children at
tended the two weeks’ course of
study this summer with over 30
in the confirmation classes.
BOY SCOUTS LEAVE FOR
DEXTER CAMP SUNDAY
Boy Scout encampment starts
at Dexter Camp Sunday with a
large percentage of the 32 boys
enrolled planning to attend.
Noel Vogen of the Teller troop
has arrived to take part in the
activities and it is believed that
the director for the area, Mr.
Ubellohde, will also participate
in the program.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Fred Walker of
White Mountain.
Discharged: Fred Coupland, Al
vin Pootoogooluk, James Dexter,
Margaret Heglund, John Eseni
tuk.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: B. Erickson, Ed
Hamilton, Pat Cronin.
From Anchorage: Calvin Hyer,
L. Bardette, Grace Tungwenuk,
J. Ventura.
To Unalakleet: M. Paul and
May Joule.
To McGrath: Sherrie Yender.
SPECIAL NOTICE
A Beach Service will be held
at 9:00 Sunday evening in back
of the Wallace Hotel.
This service of song, music and
message will be sponsored by the
Youth of the Community Metho
dist Church. All people of the
community are welcome to join
in this hour of informal fellow
ship.
THEY’RE HERE!
SOURDOUGH
SHIRTS
with GOLD NUGGET buttons
for men and women !!
GET YOUR COPY OF —
GUIDE TO ALASKA
1953 EDITION
ORDERS BEING TAKEN FOR —
“ ICEBOUND
SUMMER”
by Sally Carrighar