Successful Encampment
Reported for Girl Scouts
At Dexter Last Week
The Girl Scout Committee re
ports a most successful encamp
x ment at Dexter with Mrs. Larry
Draper in charge assisted by Mrs.
Roscoe Wilke, Mrs. Geo. Weyer
and Helen Reader.
Fourteen Brownies were guests
at the camp Thursday and the
girls learned many interesting
things and arts and crafts.
The committee wishes to ex
press a special note of apprecia
tion to Bob Cannon for arrang
ing tnanportation to and from the
camp for the girls and delivering
each girl to her home Saturday.
Others who contributed will re
ceive personalized thank - you
cards from the Girl Scouts.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Stanley Lyman, F.
Bibb and D. Alexander.
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Saturday were: Ruth j
Sellars and children, Diane Peter- j
son, Mrs. Kenealy, also Stancel,!
Curtaz and Cupp. I
Departing were: Mrs. Saario J
and two children, Father Schon-1
berg, Robert Leslie, Jean Warner, j
M. Tavikoff, Glen Schafer.
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In Commissioner’s Court j
Roger Okboak was sentenced i
to served 120 days in jail for j
soliciting liquor while a minor. |
80 days of the sentence was sus- ;
pended- Paul Mandeville was j
fined $100 for selling liquor to a !
minor.
NOME STUDENTS ATTEND |
UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA {
COLLEGE, Alaska—Three stu
dents from the Nome area are |
attending the University of Alas-1
ka summer session.
They are Emily I. Brow* of
Unalakleet, Francis J. Gorman
and Roberta Ross of Nome.
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REBEKAH LODGE ,
MEETS TO DISCUSS
REACTIVATION
Members of Rebekah Lodge,
Midnight Sun 3A, met with Mrs.
Daphne Kenealy, president of the
Rebekah Assembly of Washing
ton and Alaska on Saturday eve
ning at a dinner and discussed the
possibility of the reactivating of
the charter of the most northern J
group in the territory.
Mrs. Kenealy left Sunday to!
return to the States. Before com
ing to Nome she visited in Monte
sano, Calif., and brought greet
ings from Jessie Lehmann who
was a member of the organization
here and who is active in Monte
sano.
MRS. SELLAR RETURNS
Mrs. Ruth Sellar and children
returned to Nome Saturday after
about a year in Ohio. She went
down to Solomon to visit with
her father, Pete Curran Sr.
Mrs. Sellar said her husband,
Chuck’ who is with the Air Force,
has been transferred to Anchor- j
age and that she and the children
will join him as soon as he finds
housing.
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NEW TEACHER FOR WALES
Frank Brady, the new Bureau
of Indian Affairs teacher for
Wales, is in town awaiting trans
portation to that coastal village.
Mr. Brady is accompanied by
Mrs. Brady and their five chil
dren. Although he comes from
New Jersey, Mr. Brady is no
stranger to Alaska, having spent
about nine of the past 12 years
in Ketchikan, Juneau, Anchorage
and Fairbanks. This is his first
trip to “northern” Alaska.
NOTICE
Sales Tax Reports on retail sales
and services for the quarter end
ing June 30, 1957, must be in the
City Clerk's Office by Wednes
day. July 30. 1957.
Rpbert F. Scott
City Clerk
Publ. July 22, 26, 29, 1957.
Johnnie Sez:— Music is a
necessity of life and we can
meet all your musical needs al
THE MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT —Room. Call Main
141 or Red 25. tfc
FOR SALE—5 ft. bath tub, good
condition. Call Main .144. 90c
FOR SALE — McCulloch chain
saw. 14-h.p. Evinrude outboard.
Call Cherry’s. tf
FOR SALE—1957 Chevrolet se
dan. See Rose Silverman. 89c
FOR SALE—2 wardrobes each
$20, floor model bird cage $15,
new Kenmore ironer $100. Call
Main 164 after 5:30. tfc
FOR SALE—Piper J-4, excellent
for flight instruction. Blumen
stein, Main 118 after 5 p.m.
LOST—Red wallet between the
Methodist Church and Good
rich residence: Reward. 90c
WILL SACRIFICE for $225 one
lady's diamond ring, appraised
for $550 with genuine perfect
diamond V2 carat and two side
diamonds mounted in 14k white
gold setting! Will mail COD or,
if desired, to your local bank
for inspection. Will also enclose
appraisal. Nugget, Drawer 618.
Showing Tonight at The Nomerama
Two Shows Nightly. Starling al 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
PARAMOUNT PRESENTS rnmtimm
ALFRED EDMUND
HITCHCOCK'S “
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TROUBLE ™
Directed by
TATTrnTT ALFRED
WAX XI • HITCHCOCK
WAT?RY —L,
Based on the Novel by
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Color by
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8:30—Danny Thomas
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