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Evangelist
| HARRY O.
ANDERSON
Continuing Through Thursday at the
COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH
MONDAY, 7:30 P.M.—BILLY GRAHAM FILM showing Ihe first
of those great revival meetings throughout the nation. Dr.
Anderson has assisted in this series. Repeat piano perfor
mance of Daniel in the Lions' Den. Songs by the Swansons.
TUESDAY. 7:30 P.M.—MUSICAL TALENT NIGHT. All those
with instruments urged to bring them for a great musical
jubilee. Message by Dr. Anderson. Swanson piano specialty.
10 A.M. EACH MORNING—Cottage Prayer Meetings. 7 P.M. EACH
WEEKDAY NIGHT—Each church prayer group meets for special pre-prayer. I
| Petruso - Foster
Nuptials Held
Saturday
The marriage of Miss Madelyn
Irene Petruso and Lt. Frank N.
Foster was solemnized Saturday
afternoon at St. Joseph’s Catholic
Church. The Rev. Neil Murphy
S.J. read the vows for the couple.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
John B. Petruso of Meadville, Pa.,
and Lt. Foster is stationed in
Nome with the Signal Corps. His
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L.
Foster, reside in Pecos, Texas.
The bride was escorted to the
altar by Maj. John F. Dunning.
Her bridal gown was of white
tulle over satin and was fashioned
with a fitted bodice which had a
scooped neckline appliqued with
Alencon lace flowers accented
with rhinestones. The lace flower
design was repeated on the bridal
veiling, which was caught to a
lace cap. Miss Petruso carried a
prayer book decorated with white
carnations and orange blossoms
with ivy streamers.
Miss Sarah C. McDonnell was
the bride’s only attendant. She
^ore a dusty rose, waltz-length
dress and carried asters, carna
tions and baby orchids. Lt. Sam
Piccoreli was best man. Preceding
the nuptial service, Dr. Joseph N.
Fratianni sang “Ave Maria,” ac
companied by Mrs. Wilson Russell
an the organ.
Many newly-acquainted friends
of the young couple assisted with
the wedding reception which was
held at the Polaris Hotel follow
ing the wedding ceremony. Mrs.
Walter Hodge and Mrs. Tommy
Martin poured and Mrs. Richard
Roell served.
Centering the reception table
was a three-tiered bride’s cake
which was made and decorated
by Mrs. James Walsh. Numbered
among the reception guests were
several faculty members of the
Nome school. The bride will teach
in the Nome grade school begin
ning in September.
Mrs. Foster was graduated from
the Pennsylvania State Teachers
College and for the past three
years has been teaching in Lind
enhurst, Long Island, New York.
Her husband has a bachelor of
science degree in electrical engin
eering from the Texas Techno
logical College at Lubbock.
Plan Will Provide
Full Booking for
Passenger Ships
SEATTLE, —Mayor Allan
Pomeroy’s Maritime Advisory
Committee will call on the feder
al government to guarantee full
booking for a passenger ship to
Alaska every week, it decided
Friday.
The committee will ask federal
officials and state congressmen to
set up the new program in time to
avoid any interruption of service
at the close of the present summer
cruise season, Co-Chairman Eddie
Black announced.
Alaska steamship Co. has an
nounced it will discontinue pas
senger service late this Septem
ber. However, General Manager
Melville McKinstry told the may
or’s committee Friday the new
plan sounds feasible and will re
ceive full consideration from Al
aska Steam.
Under the proposal, the com
pany would keep its liners Denali
and Baranof on their year-round
Seattle-Alaska run. The federal
government would guarantee the
booking of all passenger -accomo
dations.
With some 180 accomodations
available on each ship’s two-week
round trip, Black declared, the
government could guarantee their
booking without great financial
risk. Tourist reservations now fill
the ships in summer season, he
pointed out, and the government
could assure many off-season pas
sengers by sending its military
forces and dependents aboard the
ships.
Military patronage could be in
creased greatly, the committee
heard, if the Air Force routed via
Seattle the Alaska airmen it now
sends on ships based in San FYan
cisco.
Government aid is necessary to
keep passenger ships running, the
committee agreed. Federal offi
cials have given assurance of
maintaining this last ocean pas
senger link between the United
States and its northern territory.
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Crusade for Christ
Continues in Nome
Through Thursday
Last evening the Christ is the
Answer Crusade in Nome began
its second week. There are four
more big nights planned before
the visitors wing their way to
Fairbakns for another United
Crusade.
The subject of Dr. Harry An
derson’s message tonight is “The
Tragedies of Neglect.” The Billy
Graham film “Canvas Cathedral”
will be shown tonight. It depicts
the first of the great tent revival
meetings which have continued in
major cities throughout the land.
Billy Graham has recently re
turned from Europe, where he
and his team held a series of very
successful meetings, including re
vivals in the Harrangay Arena in
London. Our visiting evangelist
has helped with the Billy Graham
meetings which spread into the
circles of many of the Hollywood
actors and film stars. Tonight
also, Bill and Birdie Swanson will
have special music and a repeat
perfoTmance of Daniel in the
Lion’s Den.
Tuesday evening will be Musi
cal Talent Night and all who have
instruments are urged to bring
them for a great musical jubilee.
Besides a special message from
Dr. Anderson, Bill Swanson will
do a special on the piano. He will
place a white sheet over the keys,
put on Norwegian gloves, and
have someone blindfold him. Then
he will play.
The Crusade will continue on
through Wednesday and Thurs
day, with further interesting and
inspiring programs.
Bring Your
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to the
Nome Drug Store
for
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NOME ROTARY CLUB
Ben Young, Pres.
Joe Kroninger, Secy.
Thursday Luncheon
Northwester'. Alaska
Chamber of Comerce
MEETS EVERY TUESDAY NOON
BOYD HARWOOD, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Meets the 3rd Monday of each month.
Jane Perkins
Worthy Matron
Evelyn Branson
Secretary
LESLIE A. STEVENS
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
486 First Are. West, Nome, Alaska
10 to 12 a.m. 1 to' 5 p.m.
Phone Main 82 — P.O. Box 208
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
John Cooley, WJd.
Norvin W. Lewis, Secy.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month.
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