Beta Sigma Phi Plans
Rummage Sale Sept. 17
The first meeting of Beta Sigma
Phi was held in the home of Nan
cy Goodrich with Mary Honsberg
er presiding. Nancy Goodrich was
appointed vice president and El
len Waldheim secretary for this
coming year.
Plans were made for a Rum
mage Sale to be held Sept. 17 at
the old Trading Post starting at
10 a.m.
The program for the evening
was presented by Omie McCarthy
reading the unwritten code and
traditions of Beta Sigma Phi and
a quiz on rules and regulations of
the local chapter. Refreshments
were served by Nancy Goodrich
and Anita Mays, assisting co
hostess.
Northwind In the Roadstead
The U.S.C.G. Northwind is in
the roadstead, having returned
from the Arctic, where it has
been with the convoy of ships
which have been unloading equip
ment for the DEW Line stations
in the Barrow area.
Leroy Reader, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Reader has returned to
the Universitiy of Alaska, where
he is in his second year.
MR. AND MRS. BEN MOZEE
TO LEAVE ON VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mozee leave
tomorrow for an extended vaca
tion trip which will take them to
Seattle, Portland and later in the
year to California where they will
visit with friends and relatives,
before deciding where they will
settle permanently. Their home
here has been sold to Howard
Mays, and their plans are indef
inite as to when they will return
to Alaska.
BARROW MORGAN LEAVES
FOR LEWIS AND CLARK UNIV.
Barrow Morgan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stan Morgan, who has just
finished his service with the ACS,
left Saturday for Oregon and will
be enrolled in Lewis and Clark
University.
Robert Summers, son of Meta
Muller, has gone to the University
of Alaska where is he entering
his first year on an Alaska Road
I Commission scholarship.
Gordon (Buzzy) Swanberg has
gone to Seattle where he is spend
ing some time while considering
going into the armed forces.
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available at The Nome Nugget
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SEN. HOWARD LYNG TO GO
TO CALIF. TO RECUPERATE
Senator Howard Lyng, who was
hospitalized here last week, will
leave tomorrow for California to
recuperate. While there he will
study and prepare himself for the
work involved during the Consti
tutional Convention. Sen. Lyng is
a candidate for delegate from El
ection District No. 9 and his elec
tion is assured since there are
only four candidates for the four
openings.
GERI FAGERSTROM LEAVES
FOR MEXICO CITY COLLEGE
Geri Fagerstrom, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fagerstrom,
left Saturday for Mexico City
where she will be a student at
the College of Mexico City.
Mr. and Mrs. Art McLain Visit
Art McLain, son of Mrs. Carrie
McLain, accompanied by his wife,
visited here over the weekend
from their home in Anchorage
where Art is a civilan in the
maintenance department of the
Quartermaster Corps at Fort
Richardson.
ATTENTION PIONEERS
Important meeting Wednesday,
Sept. 14. Election of delegates to
Grand Igloo Convention and other
business.
Fred Bockman,
109 President
— FOR RENT —
Houses and Apartments
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
WANT ADS
FOR SALE— 1954 Deluxe Ford
panel, 250 miles. House, located
near old school. See John Bahn
ke or write Floyd Wheeler,
Tanana, Alaska. 110
FOUND — Ladies watch. Call 20
at Nome Field or Mess Hall
for Sgt. Farmer.
FOR SALE—’52 Plymouth 4-door
$900. Call Nugget. 110
FOUND—3 keys on pin. Claim at
Nugget, pay for ad.
FOR SALE — Aireo welding and
cutting outfit, Vfc-in. drive sock
et set, %-in drive socket set,
radio, record player & records.
Call Black 181.
Can sell or finance good mining
properties, placer or lode, in Al
aska or Yukon Territory. Write
Post Office Box 205, Anchorage, i
Alaska. 117c
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FRIDAY NIGHT
Mrs. H. K. Carlisle
Honored by Pioneer
Women Friday Night
Honored at the meeting of the
Pioneers of Alaska Auxiliary Fri
day evening was Mrs. H. K. Car
lisle, the former Mrs. Helen
Bockman, who was married in
Fairbanks in August.
At the meeting, which preceded
the social hour, Mrs. Frank Mor
ris was initiated and Mrs. M.. J.
Walsh was selected as the organ
ization’s delegate to the Grand
Igloo, which will be held in
Ketchikan in October.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Vallee Scott and Mrs. Grace
Edman. Mrs. Roselyn Woods, Mrs.
Violet Glass and Mrs. Morris
were awarded prizes in whist.
Bouquets of spring flowers set
off by lighted tapers centered the
refreshment table. A white wed
ding cake decorated with a minia
ture bridal couple was cut and
served by the guest of honor. A
golden cream and sugar set was
presented to Mrs. Carlisle.
Mrs. Carlisle and her husband
will reside in Fairbanks where he
is a pioneer resident.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Martin Katexac, Ed
Oomak, Madeline Nunooluk, K.
Warner, Perry Kagoona Jr., Es*
ther Elam, George Morin.
Discharged: Lamar Wood, How
ard Lyng, Hanako Caldwell.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Fairbanks: Mr. Wessen
born, C. L. Sainsbury, Agnes Ki
yutelluk, Laurie Kallio, W. B.
Ruff, H. M. Biscoe, Mrs. B. L.
Owens, Lademma Zuback.
To Fairbanks: Gordon Swan
berg, Orbal Karchner, Geri Fa
gerstrom, Barrow Morgan, P. L.
Reader Jr.
From Kotzebue: Mabel Dowd,
Richard Lee. To Kotzebue: Emery
Chappie, Mrs. John Cross, James
Riley, Charles Reader, Delbert
Mitchell, James Dexter, Harold
Gooden.
From Rainbow: Jim Hill.
To Candle: Daniel Thomas, Ar
thur Jones.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: E. Boucher,
Maj. L. C. Temple, S. Krogstad.
To Anchorage: Mr. Ruff, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur McLain, Mr. and
Mrs. John Ellis, Mr. Ziegman, J. F.
Ellis, Terry Jackson.
From Unalakleet: B. Lumpkins.
To Unalakleet: S/Sgt. Patterson.
Perry Kagoona Jr. Found On
Front Street With Broken Leg
Perry Kagoona Jr., is reported
to have been found Friday night
on Front Street, badly beaten and
suffering a broken leg. He was
found by a cab driver who took
him to the hospital. Although
his assailant is known, it is re
ported, no charges are being pre
ferred.
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No light in the darkness you see?
There’s light for a look at the Savior, 4
And life more abundant and free! 5
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