' ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: Lt. Carlson, W.
H. Walls, Thos. Bickel, Bjorne
Bakken, Chad S. Kirk, Ralph
Starkey, Ozzie Barry, Richard
Dixon, Jessie Lee, Sgt. W.C. Wit
alis, D. W. Hopkins, Theodore
Glaetfelter, James Cole, Robert
Allen, Maurice Rawlins, Lt. T.
W. Sizer, Del Reed, Orville John
son, Mrs Bruce Williams, Allen
D. Peck, Winston Fletcher, Leon
ard Griggs, Mabel Cannon, Capt
James Bailey, Freeman HamricK.
L.E. Dupree, Robt. Daniels.
From Anchorage: Mr. and Mrs.
E. Earhart, Stephen and Christine
Earheart, Raphel Sebwenna, Mae
Elook, Paula Brown, Jack Perry,
James Brown, Ed Holicke, Paul
Whitsel, Roy Snyder, John Day.
E. E. Macey Is New Nome
High School Teacher
Mr. E. E. Macy of Astoria. Ore.,
who arrived Saturday, will be on
the teaching staff of Nome High
School where he is scheduled to
teach general math and biology.
Mr. Macy received his degree
from the University of Indiana,
where he taught for several years
before coming west. He said that
his wife will probably join him
here next year.
Collectors Named To
Make Solicitation For
Community Xmas Tree
The Community Christmas Tree
Committee have named the fol
lowing persons to make the solici
tations for contributions: Mrs.
Ann Snyder, Mrs. Beverly Blan
ning, Mrs. Judy Morris, Earl
Owen, Rev. Edgar Bibb, Joe
Kroninger, Mrs. Doris Wilke,
Mrs. Fran Cook.
Jars for the contributions will
be put out in all the business
houses today and will include
Little Creek.
Anvil Lodge To Install
New Officers Thursday
Anvil Lodge No. 140 of the
Masons will hold installation of
officers on Thursday, Dec. 13.
Officers to be installed are:
Robert K. Lewis, W.M., James
von der Heydt, S.W., Herbert J.
Jenks, J.W., W.H. Cameron, treas
urer, and Norvin W. Lewis, sec
retary.
%
Capacity Crowd Enjoys Pioneer
Presentation of Local Talent and
Games; Bigger Auditorium Needed
The 48th annual Roof Garden
which was held Saturday night
showed the great need for a new
auditorium.
The school auditorium was not
only packed to capacity but the
hallways as well as the stairways
were jammed with people trying
to see or hear the program and
later to participate in the activ
ities of the evening.
The program, under the direc
tion of Mrs. G. R. Jackson, was
well received and included many
interesting as well as impromptu
' acts.
Stars of the show were Marge
Bohrer, who portrayed Sophie
Tucker; Shirley Doyle who parti
cipated throughout the program
I with songs of different eras in
j the 50 years of life in Nome, and
Carrie McLain, who brought tears
to the eyes of many with her
rendition of “Silver Threads
Among the Gold.”
Tommy Tremoni and Rudy Wil
liams, professional musicians,
supplied music throughout the
NOTICE TO MASONS
Installation of officers of Anvil
Lodge No. 140 will be held at Ma
sonic Temple on Thursday, Dec.
13 at 8 p.m. All Masons requested
to be present.
Norvin W. Lewis, Secty.
program and participated in two
singing acts.
Two-steppers George and Lor
etta Waldheim, Beverly Morgan
and Jim McLain, as well as waltz
ing couple Terry Jackson and
Boyd Harwood brought back pio
neer memories to the tune of
“Redwing.”
No gay nineties show would be
complete without can-can girls
who were Alice Glavinovich, Su
zanne Fagerstrom, Jean Short and
Debby Smith.
Diane and Douglas Lee, chil
dren of Richard Lee, presented a
piano duet as well as a song and
dance number which were en
joyed. ,
The school band in uniform,
presented three selections under
the direction of Francis Gorman
and added a great deal to the
program.
President Frank Morris pre
sented the director, Terry Jack
son, with an ivory and jade neck
lace and earring set as a token of
appreciation from the Pioneers of
Alaska for her several years of
assistance in producing shows on
short notice from local talent and
under handicaps which required
both patience and ingenuity to
overcome.
Don Hungerford, program chair
man assisted by Bob Scott, soent
days collecting props for the old
time scenes.
The beautiful gold nugget given
away this year was presented to
John Walters who works with the
N.C. Machinery department.
Door prizes were won by Mar
tha Seegoona and Jerry Billikin.
MOTHERS CLUB CHRISTMAS
PARTY IS POSTPONED
The Mother’s Club Christmas
party which was announced for
tonight, has been changed to Sat
urday night, Dec. 15. It will be
held at Mrs. Mecklenburg’s home
as previously announced.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cotinued fair tonight and Tues
day and somewhat colder. Tem
peratures falling tonight to about
-15, rising slightly tomorrow.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
10, lowest -10. Max. wind 11 mph
from the N.W. Sunrise 9:47 a.m.,
sunset 2:01 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 3, lowest -16. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 37
in 1932, lowest -30 in 1928.
Barrow -4 Snow
Kotzebue -16 Clear
Wales -3 Blowing sno
Gambell Blowing sno
Nome -6 Clear
Unalakleet -12 Part cloudy
Bethel -2 Snow
McGrath -37 Clear
Anchorage -13 Clear
Fairbanks -42 Ice fog
Juneau 10 Cloudy
Ketchikan 28 Snow
Mr. and Mrs. John Cooley an
nounce the birth of another son,
Nathan Hoel, born on Dec. 4 at
Valdez and weighing 9 pounds 13
ounces. Mr. Cooley was in charge
of A.R.C. activities were for sev
eral years and is now in the De
partment of Public Roads at Val
dez.
FIVE "LUCKY BUCKS" OUT
Larry Galvin reminds every
body today to look at your one
dollar bills because five “lucky
bucks” are out now and are
worth $10 in trade at either the
Nome Hardware Store or the U.S.
Merc or Merc Meat.
The serial numbers appear in
Galvin's ad on page six of this
paper.
EVELYN LANGHUS ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF LUTHERAN
NORTHERN LIGHTS CIRCLE
The Northern Lights Circle of
the Nome Lutheran Church met
Thursday evening at the home of
Evelyn Langhus with seven mem
bers present.
The following officers were
elected for next year.
Evelyn Langhus, president; Hel
en Olsen, vice president, and Bar
bara Royce, secretary-treasurer.
KNOM-TV
PRESENTS
TONIGHT
6:30—Bold Journey
7:00—Loretta Young Show
7:30—Star Tonight
8:00—Coke Show
8:15—Industry on Parade
8:30—Feature Moviet:
"The ^ay Sisters"
TUESDAY
6:30—Super Circus
7:00—The Hunter
7:30—Reader's Digest
8:00—Goodyear Hour
8:00—Wrestling
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Calling at Seward and Valdes
And every Friday for Seward
If You Want To Rent
A House or Apartment
The Man to See Is . . .
George Hite—Main 123
P.O. Box 123, Nome, Alaska
WANT ADS
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Call Main 197. 148c
FOR SALE — Automatic dish
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FOR SALE—Console sewing ma
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