Helen Reader and
James Doyle Are
Wed Thursday
Helen Marie Reader, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Reader, be
came the bride of James M. Doyle
at a Catholic ceremony Thursday
evening at St. Joseph’s Church,
with Father Nevue performing the
double ring ceremony.
The bride, in a floor-length ny
lon lace of delicate design and
fingertip veil, was given in mar
riage by her father. She had as
her maid of honor Sharon Reader,
her cousin, and bridesmaids, were
JoAnn Reed and Frances Rose
Longley. They were dressed in
ballerina-length pastels.
The groom was attended by
Peter LeRoy Reader Jr., brother
of the bride, as best man, and
ushers were Larry Flanagan and
Robert Lewis.
(Music before and after the cere
mony was presented by the choir,
with Mrs. Jim Blanning as or
ganist.
Following the wedding, a recep
tion was held at the Arctic Club,
where Mrs. Charles Reader cut
the wedding cake, and Mrs. M. J.
Walsh and Mrs. W. B. McCarthy
poured. Mary Honsberger was in
charge of the guest book, and Mrs.
Robert Schick attended the gift
table.
The couple will remain in town
until Saturday, then they leave
for Fairbanks. They will make
their home in that city while the
groom is in service.
W.S.C.S. POTLUCK
The WSCS have planned a pot
luck supper for Wednesday even
ing, May ill, honoring Mrs. D.
Young, field worker for the
womens organization of the Meth
odist Church.
All members and interested
friends are asked to contact the
president, Mrs. David Nease, and
to advise her what they plan to
bring.
METHODIST CONFERENCE,
PICNIC SUNDAY
Sunday, the quarterly confer
ence of the Community Metho
dist Church will be held, follow
ing a picnic lunch in the Fellow
ship Hall, which is scheduled
after te morning services.
All officers and members of the
church are asked to share in this
important conference, during
which time plans for the new
church will be discussed and ex
plained.
Nome Bowlers Inc.
Officers Plan Modern
Automatic Alleys Here
The board of directors of the
newly formed Nome Bowlers, Inc.,
met on May 4 for the purpose of
electing officers and organizing
their corporation.
The officers elected were: Dick
Galleher, president; Bill Munz,
vice-president; Jack Reed, secre
tary, and Chuck Frazier, treasur
er. This new corporation, under
the leadership of these officers,
and with a seven-man board of
directors, will bring to Nome a
modern bowling alley with auto
matic pin setters and other facili
ties, it has been announced.
Plans for property procurement
and construction of a building are
now being formed.
First Wien Tourists
The first two overnight Wien
tourists arrived yesterday and
were housed at the North Star.
They were given a special tour by
the summer tour manager, Willie
Brown, who will again handle the
visitors for the airline.
The first two were Evola Henry
and Stella Jensen from Southern
California.
Six more are expected today,
as overnight guests.
E and B Cat Train Reaches
Kuzalrin In Twelve Days
Due to the fast spring thaw, the
cat train which left here for the
E and B Construction Co. project
took 12 days to reach the Kuza
trin, it was reported by members
of the party who returned here
yesterday.
Breakup Halts Moving Of
Dredge To Basin Creek
Herb Engstrom and crew, who
have been busy moving a dredge
to Basin Creek for summer oper
ation, have been temporarily de
layed due to flooded streams and
the unexpected sudden spring
thaw. They expect to complete the
moving when the tundra dries off,
and to get the dredge put together
in time for operation this year.
They returned home last evening,
having had to hike in, as the road
was washed out at Darling Creek.
NOTICE
Third Avenue road to Nome
Field will be closed for one week
from B Street at the School to
D Street, because of floating pave
ment. Access to Green's Service
Station will be allowed.
— City Street Committee.
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‘Cherry Blossom
Time’ Graduation
Dance Theme
It will be “Cherry Blossom
Time” in the Multi-Purpose Room
at school next Friday night. The i
occasion is the annual Junior
Senior Prom.
This year, the theme is Japan- j
ese, with authentic lanterns, pa
godas and fans to lend the proper
atmosphere. A little Japanese girl
at the door will pres'ent special
favors to all the ladies who attend.
Unlike the previous Proms, this i
is going to be a formal dance.
Ladies are requested to wear
either formal or semi-formal
gowns, and gentlemen are re
quested to wear a suit or sport
jacket and tie.
The five “Kyoto Players” will
supply live music. On the sched
ule are such popular pieces as
Ja-Da, Stairway to the Stars, A
Kiss to Build a Dream On, Whis
pering, and others. Between songs,
a record-player will provide other
good dance music. No rock ’n’
roll will be played.
The committee anticipates this
to be the outstanding social event
for the season, and cordially in
vites the public to attend.
Tickets may be purchased from
members of the Junior Class, or at
the door. They are $1 each.
Nick Simeon, proprietor of the
Glue Pot for many years, who re
tired a few months ago, writes
that he arrived in New York City
and left for Amsterdam on May
4th. Simeon plans to visit in
Europe before going to Australia,
where he will see his sister for
the first time in more than 50
years.
ONE YEAR FOR BURGLARY
Paul Imana, who had been held
to answer to the grand jury for
larceny, having broken into the
Anchor Tavern, waived indict
ment and was sentenced to one
year in jail. Imana is from King
Island.
~MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Dolly Komokuk, Rita
Mayac, Nine Wells.
Discharged: Davis Menadlook,
Joe Brown.
WANT APS
FOR SALE — 1953 Ford Pickup.
Call Main 14.
FOR SALE — Bendix gas drier,
$150. Call White 61. 55p
FOUND — In school boiler room,
■House of Vision’ glasses with
metal rims, in brown case. See
at School Supt. Office,
FOR RENT'—(Modern Efficiency
Apartment. $125 per month.
Everything furnished. Call
Main 247. ^55c
TELLER Dry Red Salmon, 40c per
lb. plus freight. Write R. R.
“Bob” Blodgett, Teller Commer
cial Co., Teller, Alaska.
FOR SALE — 26 foot Trailer
House. Arctic insulated. Bath
tub, shower, et cetera. Like new.
Can be seen in Nome. Contact
Munz Airways or write to R. R.
“Bob” Blodgett, Teller Com
mercial Co., Teller, Alaska.
PFAFF MACHINES — Rent by
the week, $4; or month, $10.
See Dorothy’s. tf
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