School Band Displays
Talents At Church Service
Methodists were treated to a
sample of what the Nome School
Band is doing last evening at their
regular service, when those mem
bers of the band who attend the
Community Methodist Church
took over the services for the
evening.
Of the 35-piece band, the fol
lowing participated last evening,
assisted by Wm. Bixby, director,
and L. E. Hough:
Fritz Chambers. Ray Arnold,
Chuck Burnette, Ricky Young,
Myrtle Chambers, Jo Chambers,
Clarice Hardy, Rod Boucher,
Harry and Edna Johnsen, Ferris
Gillespie, Joe Senungetuk, Judy
Bixby, Douglas Lee, Clifford
Steele.
The evening’s offering was con
tributed to the Band Festival
Fund.
GIRL SCOUTS MEET FOR
INTERNATIONAL THINKING
DAY CEREMONIES AT NOME
More than 100 Brownies, Inter
mediates, Senior Scouts, leaders
and committee members met in the
Multi-purpose Room Saturday af
ternoon for their annual “Think
ing Day.”
Margaret Dunlap, Intermediate
Scout leader, told the group that
we have this special day to remem
ber Scouts around the world, and
to have a better understanding of
all people.
Gail Mclver led the group in
the International Prayer for World
Friendship.
A movie, “World Friendship,”
was shown. Lady Baden-Powell,
founder of Girl Scouting, was
seen in this film.
The girls were colorful in gay
costumes depicting the habits of
other countries. Some troops pre
sented songs or skits to show the
group what they were learning
about other countries. Some coun
tries represented were: Spain,
Holland, France, Denmark, Ger
many, Mexico and Norway.
Mr. Liebig showed slides taken
' Girl Scout activities in Nome
during the past two years.
Refreshments were colorful,
fro. Cupcakes were decorated
with miniature flags of other coun
, lies. These were made by the
Scouts.
CLINTON GRAY RETURNS
FROM CIVIL RIGHTS MEETING
Clinton Gray returned Saturday
morning from Fairbanks, where
he attended a meeting of the
State Civil Rights Committee, ap
pointed by direction of the Presi
dent to explore the matter of dis
crimination and prejudice in five
areas of Alaskan life: voting, hous
ing, education, public accommoda
tions and employment.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TONIGHT
CITY HALL, 8:00 P.M.
— RUMMAGE SALE —
Sponsored by Girl Scouts
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28
Call Main 79 or Black 99
for pickup 25
Nome Ministerial Chorale
Goes Over Big
The concert given yesterday af
ternoon by the ministers of the
churches and their wives was well
received, as well as the instru
mental selections included in the
program.
This annual concert, given for
the third season, is a fine combi
nation of trained talent which
should get together more often in
the community, and lead a com
munity chorus for such events as
Easter Sunrise Service.
A freewill offering was taken,
the net proceeds of which will go
to the Hot Lunch Fund for needy
children.
Girl Scouts Hope To Send
One Member to Fairbanks
Annual Encampment
The Girl Scouts are raising
money to send one of the local
troop to Fairbanks in the spring
to the annual encampment being
held there.
The money which is being
raised through their efforts will
help defray the expenses of the
delegate from Nome.
Anyone wishing to contribute
may call Gail Mclver at Main 79
or Mrs. Liebig at Black 99.
P-TA Meeting Tomorrow
Will Feature Consultations
The Parent-Teacher Association
will hold its regular monthly
meeting tomorrow evening at the
Multi-purpose Room.
The program of this meeting has
been announced to center on par
ent-teacher consultations. The
teachers will be available in their
rooms to discuss the development
of the individual students with
interested parents. This is an op
portunity for which many par
ents have been looking.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with occasional snow
showers and northeasterly winds
10-20 mph. Little change in tem
I perature.
WANT ADS
SMALL PIANO for rent. Call
Nugget office.
YOUNG MEN, 20 - 30 years old;
Tradesmen, German or Hun
garian trained, want to settle
in Alaska. Contact Yorkville
Employment Agency, 200 E. 85th
Street, N. Y. C., N. Y. 4t-wk.
FOR SALE — Our new dried Red
salmon are in. Better than ever.
50c lb. by the bundle. 55c lb.
straight. R. R. (Bob) Blodgett,
Teller Commercial Co., Teller,
Alaska. tf
MINNESOTA WOOLEN COM
PANY has an opening in this ter
ritory. Use your spare time prof
itably. Sell direct to the con
sumer — high quality at very
low prices from actual samples.
Add to your income. Write H. I.
Stewart. 331 4th Ave., Anchor
age, Alaska. 22ch
‘Country Store’ Thursday
For Band Festival Benefit
The Band Festival Committee
has announced that the parents of
band students are furnishing the
food for the Country Store night
on Thursday. of this week.
The Country Store is one of a
series of events held to finance the
transportation of 35 members of
the School Band to Anchorage in
April, to participate in the School
Band Festival.
The Country Store will open at
7:30 in the Multi-purpose Room
of the school, and persons attend
ing are free to go and come as they
like. Many fabulous prizes are
being given away by the store.
The food contributions are to
be delivered to Mrs. Liebig at the
school at noontime on Thursday.
Long Distance Phone Call
Will Inform N. C. Church
Of Nome’s Methodist Work
Tomorrow afternoon Rev. Ger
ald McCray will be on the long
distance phone for one-half hour,
talking to a group of people who
will be gathered in a large church
in Gadstonia, North Carolina. The
time in North Carolina will be 8
o’clock, although it will be 2 p.m.
here.
The church group will all be
able to participate, as Rev. Mc
Cray’s statements in relation to
church work in Nome will be
broadcast there with amplifiers
so that all can hear.
How large the group will be who
will be listening in on Nome is
not known at this time.
Scheduled Sailings Every Tuesday
For Seward and Valdes
and Alternate Fridays for Seward.
Write: Alaska Steamship Company,
Box 200, Anchorage
— OR —
Nome Agent For Information
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