Dewey Goodrich and
Nancy Smith To Be
Married This Week
It’s wedding bells for Dewey
Goodrich, manager of the North
ern Commercial Co. store here,
and active civic leader.
The bride-to-be is Nancy Smith,
formerly of Nome and Candle.
The couple became acquainted
several years ago in Candle when
Mrs. Smith was bookkeeper for
Mr. Goodrich.
Nancy Smith has many friends
in Nome who are glad to wel
come her back again.
A quiet home wedding is plan
ned for the immediate future.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walsh and
family of Pan American Airways
returned Friday from a short va
cation in the States. They enjoyed
a visit with his brother, Joseph
Walsh at Birch Bay, Washington,
where Joe operates a very busy
summer resort.
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Sigrid Olsen Returns
Front 10-Day Junior Red
Cross Meeting In States
Sigrid Olson has returned from
a trip to Whitefish, Mont., where
she represented Nome at a Junior
Red Cross conference.
Three Alaskan girls represent
ing Nome, Fairbanks and Anchor
age, joined other representatives
from Canada and Pacific Coast
cities for a ten-day session. Four
hours of classes were held every
day and a one-hour lecture each
evening on the work of the Jun
ior Red Cross.
Sigrid stated that they were
trained in organizational work
and studied the many projects of
the group.
Most interesting and possibly
of use to the local organization,
she stated, was the raising of
funds for school chests. The stu
dents make up small chests of
school supplies to be sent over
seas to needy areas. The chests
contain pencils, candy bars, paper
tablets and miscellaneous items.
Another project she found in
teresting was the help given by
the Junior Red Cross in the blood
donor program, which she said
might be established here.
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NOTICE
Covenant Navigators service is
postponed for tonight. Members
are urged to attend the revival
meeting at the Methodist Church.
NOTICE
The Women's Society of the
Methodist Church will have its
annual Blueberry Picking Meet
ing Thursday at the Scout Camp
at Dexter. The group will meet at
the church at 12 noon.
Transportation is being provid
ed by volunteers. Bring your own
sanwdiches. Coffee will be pro
vided. Notify Mrs. Valtyrson or
Mrs. Enix if you plan to come.
Everyone is invited.
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FOR RENT—Modern, furnished
cabin. Main 89. 87
FOR SALE—Guitar, See Mrs.
Drake. 87p
FOR SALE—Used bicycle. Phone
Black 13.
CARPENTER wants roofing, elec
trical, painting work. Inquire
572 3rd Ave. 87p
FOR SALE—Cushman 4 hp. mo
tor scooter, $400; Handyhot apt.
size wash, machine w. wringer,
$35; C. F. Martin Hawaiian
guitar, $40; misc. items. No fur
niture. 663 1st. Phone Ma. 138.
WOULD any lonely guy, 45 to 92
be interested in corresponding
■with a lonely gal—age 38, br.
hair, br. eyes, 5' 5" tall, 140 lbs.,
not hard on the eyes, who plays
piano and likes to read. Not in
terested in wolves, but in some
one who might eventually be
interested in marriage. Or would
anyone hire me—have book
keeping, typing and compto
meter experence and two years
hospital aide experience. Good
worker. Jewel Pace, 1112 So.
10th St., Noblesville, Indiana.
FOR SALE—9 cu. ft. deep freeze
Frigidaire, about a yr. old. Call
Main 8 after 12 noon. 87
WANTED TO BUY — 200-gal.
galvanized water tank. Call
Cherry’s Barber Shop. 87
FOUND—4 Schlage keys on ring.
Call at Nugget.
Want to rent a Ijouse or apart
ment? Call Hite — Main 123.
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Nome Welcome Surpassed
Any McKay Received
On His Alaska Visit
At the Chamber of Commerce
luncheon Friday Secretary McKay
stated that the warm hospitality
here surpassed any welcome he
had received in Alaska.
A fine luncheon was served at
the Bering Sea Club with fried
Unalakleet salmon and blueberry
pie featured on the menu.
The guests were well pleased
with the Chamber of Commerce
“Report to the Secretary” and
they said no other group in the
territory had presented a pro
gram in printed form.
Another novel souvenir for
which the guests expressed appre
ciation was a list of the persons
present at the luncheon. Lovely
wild flower corsages, made by the
ladies on the committee, were
presented to the ladies in the
party.
Prior to the luncheon the ladies
were taken on a sightseeing tour
while the men adjourned to the
apartment of G. R. Jackson, Sec
ond Division member of the Al
aska Development Board, for an
informal talk. Ralph Lomen was
praised by members of the visit
ing group for his presentation of
various pertinent facts about the
Second Division as he saw them.
President of the Chamber of
Commerce Boyd Harwood wishes
to express his appreciation to the
committees who gave so gener
ously of their time and talents to
make the Secretary’s visit a plea
sant one. He also said that the
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Gordon Severson
Administrative Assistant
With 1st Scout Battalion
Recent arrivals in Nome are
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon J. Severson,
formerly of Anchorage. Mr. Sev
erson is employed as battalion ad
ministrative assistant and supply
officer with the 1st Scout Battal
ion, Alaska National Guard, suc
ceeding Bob Oliver, who will be
come U.S. Commissioner effective
August 1st.
Mr. Severson formerly attended
the University of Alaska and is
a veteran of World War II and the
Korean War. He was wounded in
action while serving in Korea
with the 1st Cavalry Division and
was awarded the Purple Heart
and Bronze Star medals. He is a
member of the American Legion
and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Mrs. Severson is the former
Aud Bergliot Storhaug of Bergen,
Norway, where she was employed
as a ladies’ tailor after completing
the tailors’ trade school there.
The young couple are making
their home at 465 First Ave. West.
SON OF ADLAI STEVENSON
VISITS SALLY CARRIGHAR
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Plimpton,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith, and John
Stevenson, son of Adlai E. Steven
son, were guests of Sally Carrig
har last Friday evening. The
visitors came by way of Kotzebue
and departed Saturday for An
chorage where they joined the
rest of the Stevenson party.
Janet Faires, daughter of Mrs.
G. R. Jackson, who has made
many friends during her visit to
Nome, left Friday for Seattle.
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