WEATHER FORECAST
Clear and continued cold thru
Saturday. High temperature today
-10. Lowest temperature expected
tonight -20, high tomorrow 0.
Don Hunger!or d, field engineer
for the Alaska Department of
Health sanitation department, re
turned from Juneau with his fam
ily, who will make their home
here. At present they are living in
the'former Trading Post on Front
Street, where the department has
its office.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: C. Amarok, Julia and
Elsie McCaffertay of Elim, Henry
Olanna, M. Lyle.
Discharged: Ruth Ashby, Archie
. Watson, Ernest Wilkalkia.
BLUEBELL BROWNIES
At our last meeting we made
Christmas presents. Two of our
*girls are sick. We sent them cards.
While in horseshoe formation we
sang “Onward Christian Soldiers,”
“Silent Night” and “Jingle Bells.”
—Randy Asbridge, Scribe
Two-Bedroom House
Vacated Today
See or Call
George Hite—Main 123
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seiden
verg have announced the marriage
of their daughter Ilene to Eugene
Rhodes in Seattle on Dec. 10th.
The Seidenvergs operated the
Bon Marche in Nome until the
tragic fire which destroyed the
business and in which their three
other children perished.
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Phoebe Circle Honors
Eleanor Holm with Shower
The Covenant Phoebe Circle
met Wednesday at Phoebe Hall to
honor Eleanor Holm, the bide-to
be, at a miscellaneous bridal
shower.
The guest of honor showed some
interesting slides, after which she
was seated at a table of gifts.
A very lovely lunch was served.
Hostesses for the evening were
Marilyn Dexter, Helen Carlson,
Hannah Ahwinona, and Jennie
Oksoktaruk.
Roberta and Corrine Synder
Visiting Here From Anchorage
Roberta and Corrine Snyder,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Snyder are visiting here for the
holidays. The girls are both with
the CAA in Anchorage, and Roy
Snyder is maintenance supervisor
at the Nome CAA station. The
girls were raised in Nome but
have not been here for several
years and are enjoying meeting
old friends.
INTRODUCING ...
Century . . . American . . . Chintz
and Table Linen
60 TEARS SERVIRG~ALASKA
Freighter Sailings
From Seattle Every Tuesday
For Valdes and Seward
AMD FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
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Basketball Games Tonight T
This evening at 7:30 the Nome
Merchants tangle with 'the Air
Force team for the first time this
year. Both teams are in top con
dition and a fine basketball game
is promised.
At 8:45, the second game of the
evening brings together the Nome
High Nanooks and the Polar Hor
nets in what should be a close,
exciting contest. The players on
the Hornets team are essentially
the same players as those on the
Alumni team which had to go an
extra inning to win over the
hustling Nome High Nanooks in
the first pre-season game.
Don’t miss either game!
ATTENTION PIONEERS
Commiilee Chairmen of the sev
eral concessions and special com
mittees will meet at the office of
Frank Morris in the Federal Bldg,
on Sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m.
to discuss final plans for the Roof
Garden.
Those who cannot attend are
requested to notify the General
Chairman and send a member of
their committee. —Frank Morris
General Chairman
GIRL SCOUT RUMMAGE SALE
TUESDAY, DEC. 6
Anyone wishing to contribute
call Main 165 or White 159
for pickup.
CAST FOR
ROOF GARDEN SHOW
will have dress rehearsal on Sun
day evening, Nome School, 7 p.m.}
WANT ADS
Fuller Brushes, Box 61, Anchorage
WANTED—Small portable table
washing machine. Main 186.
FOR SALE—Kitchen range. Call
White 128.
FOUND — One earring with blue
stones. Call at Nugget.
Advertising firm wants housewives
with clear handwriting. Make
good money spare time. Write
SHIRLEY MITCHELL, 129 Bel
mont Street, Belmont, Mass.
GET YOUR Santa Clau^" station
ery at the Pan American office.
FOR SALE — Seal oil. See Sam
Ahwinona. 143
SHOWING AT THE S
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Two Shows Nightly—7:15 & 9:15 ?i
Doors Open 6:45 p.m. *
FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
with MARI BLANCHARD
A UNIVERSAL IN TERNATJONAL PICTURE
Plus Serial 'G-Men Never Forget'
. Midnight Show
SATURDAY NIGHT |
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SUNDAY AND MONDAY
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Hold On To Your Hats, Folks . . .
HERE
WE GO
AGAIN
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12 FREE 17-POUND
TURKEYS
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HI-FI PHONOGRAPH
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10-HORSE JOHNSON
OUTBOARD MOTOR
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WASHING MACHINE
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$ 500.00 CREDIT
on a DODGE or PLYMOUTH Car
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One 17-pound Turkey a Day
From December 10 to December 23
( Sorry, we’re closed on Sundays.)
YOU KNOW THE RULES:— A free ticket with
every $1.00 cash purchase or $1.00 paid on
account from December 1 to January 10.
GRAND PRIZE DRAWING JANUARY 10
JACK SAYS THIS IS
A GIVEAWAY, TOO
POT OR OVEN /%/\0 1U
ROAST by
ALL JUICY, LEAN BEEF
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U. S. MERC
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