A Week of Meetings
With Pictures
A series of specially prepared
sound-color slides has arrived and
is. to be shown this week at the
Nome Gospel Home at 7:00 p.m.
The four film stories take in
the whole life of Joseph from the
Book of Genesis; and they show
how his life foreshadowed the
coming of Christ.
The sound-color slides are to be
shown in a series from Monday
through Thursday. At the meet
ings on Friday and Saturday
there will be Billy Graham tele
vision films featured in recent
international telecasts.
PIANO STUDENTS
GIVE RECITAL
The piano students of Mildred
Harwood were presented in re
cital Saturday afternoon at the
home of their teacher.
Those taking part were: Gladys
Cannon, Cherie Galvin, Susanne
•Fagerstrom, Edna Johnsen, Rod
ney Boucher and Elin Walterson.
Also on the program were
• Mary Jeanne Boucher on the
tenor saxophone and Rodney
Boucher on the soprano saxo
phone, playing a duet and solos.
A solo was also played by Cherie
Galvin and Edna Johnsen.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess to the stu
dents and guests.
HOME ARTS CLUB HONORS
MRS. SNYDER TUESDAY
Tomorrow evening the Home
Arts Club will honor the Nome
Mother of the Year, Mrs. Anna
Snyder, at their regular month
ly meeting, being held at the
home of Mrs. Reeves Havens.
An interesting program has
been planned appropriate for the
mother theme, by program chair
man, Mrs. Wm. Barber and her
committee.
ARCTIC CLUB TO SPONSOR
ROLLER SKATING AGAIN
The Arctic Club has announced
that it will sponsor roller skating
again this summer at the Nome
School gymnasium for children
of all ages and adults.
This will be the third season
that the Arctic Club has spon
sored this civic project which is
held two evenings a week for
those who enjoy roller skating.
Mrs. Wilson Russell returned
home on PAA Friday after a
month’s vacation in Seattle.
While there she attended a fam
ily reunion, the first her family
has held in several years.
Mrs. William Doyle, wife of
Sgt. W. Doyle of ACS, and three
children arrived from the East
by PAA Friday and will make
their home in Nome.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
Wind Ensemble Concert
To Be Held Here May 13
Will Be Rare Treat
Music lovers are looking for
ward to an unusual experience
of hearing an ensemble playing
music rarely heard in concert.
On May 13, under the sponsor
ship of the Rotary Club, the wind
emsemble of the San Francisco
Symphony Orchestra wilF play a
concert in Nome. What makes
this concert unusual is that wind
virtuosos connected with major
symphonic orchestras rarely go
on tour alone, without the rest
of the orchestra.
The tour north of the San Fran
cisco Ensemble is due entirely to
the cooperative spirit of the
artists in this particular group.
The San Francisco News says
this about the group:
“No group within the city con
tributed ... so much to the
joyous satisfaction of sophisticat
ed listeners as does the Wind En
semble of the San Francisco
Symphony. Their programs are
delightfully refreshing and stim
ulating.”
This is a wonderful opportun
ity for Nome school children to
hear the wind instruments play
ed by artists. This is particularly
true now since many of the stu
dents are members of the school
band, which is fast becoming one
of the most popular activities at
school.
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy with little change
in temperature and cloudy with
occasional rain showers tonight
and Tuesday. Light variable
winds. Low temperature expect
ed tonight 24, high tomorrow 39.
The weather at Nenana at 7:30
this morning was 43 and partly
cloudy.
Ethel Harris Dies In Seattle
Word has been received that
Mrs. Ethel Harris, wife of Rusty
Harris of the ACS, died suddenly
in Seattle Saturday night. The
funeral will be held Tuesday at
the Booth Ashmore Mortuary in
Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris formerly
were stationed at Kotzebue with
the ACS.
Will the donors of the following
recipes to the Nome Cook Book
please call the Nugget office:
Cracked wheat bread, maple
walnut frosting, white cookies,
festive oatmeal cookies.
— Pioneers’ Meeting —
WEDNESDAY, MAY 4
Pioneer Igloo
8:00 P.M.
— FOR RENT —
Houses and Apartments
Furnished and Unfurnished
George Hite—Main 123
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
DEMONSTRATIONS TO BE
HELD AT HARDWARE STORE
The Nome Hardware Store has
been appointed agent for the
Singer Sewing Machine Co. for
Nome and vicinity.
A demonstrator will arrive on
Wednesday to explain the many
new features of Singer Sewing
Machines. All kinds of new dec
orative stitches, controlled by the
“Zig-Zag Dial” as well as sewing
on buttons, darning, cording, ap
plique, lace insertion and patch
ing will be shown, as well as
other/'new features and different
type of machines.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Friday were: Russell
Hermann, Elmer Straub, Helen
Russell, Mrs. Saunders, Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Cannon, Dewey Good
rich, Mrs. Bill Doyle and three
children, Miss LeRoy, Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Bohrer, A. Pushruk,
and Messrs Siner, Kipp, McKah
nie, and Steve Houghton.
Departing for Fairbanks were
Joe Firenze and Tom Jensen.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Helen Jones, Lester
Keller, Shirley Umberger.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Um
berger are the parents of a
daughter born yesterday at the
hospital and weighing 7 pounds |
13 ounces. The father is with the
CAA station at Galena.
Commissioner of Taxation Here
Karl Dewey, Commissioner of
Taxation and former Nome resi
dent, arrived from Juneau head
quarters on a tour of divisional
agencies to confer with the local
agent on the changes in the tax
laws as made by the 22nd legis
lature.
Alaska Airlines Announce
Flight Schedule Changes
Alaska Airlines local office
announces the following changes
in schedule effective May 1st:
A Sunday DC-3 passenger
flight has' been added between
Anchorage and Nome. This new
flight will give daily passenger
service over this route except for
Thursday, which will continue
to be freight haul only.
Route AAM-160, mail, passen
ger and freight, will be changed
to give twice-weekly service on
Tuesday and Saturday, to Wales,
Tin City and Lost River, with
Shishmaref being served on
Thursday. Teller service will re
main the same on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Kotzebue: Helen Jones,
F. Seigwart, Louis Hadley.
From Fairbanks: R. Dohrman,
R. Hoitt.
To Kotzebue: Capt. Ruth Shaw,
Mary Hanscombe, Jack Witchels.
To Fairbanks: O. Powell.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Sgt. J. Potter,
A/lc Herman Bunn, Arden Allen,
L. D. Miller, Richard Amt, C.
Wondergem.
To Anchorage: Lt. Frank G.
Schlegel, Sttibbs Siner, Mel Kipp,
Alyce Miller, Sgt. Wylley, Pfc.
Bernard Lashinski.
To Unalakleet: Harold Bennett.
From Unalakleet: V. Moissi
son.
To Anchorage: E. M. Kanzla
rich, Fred Chambers, W. Rose.
35ih Anniversary For Roell's
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roell
celebrated their 35th wedding
anniversary Sunday with their
many friends at an informal
party at the Bering Sea Club.
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Freighter Sailing From Seattle
JUNE 1st
Calling: Nome, Lost River, Teller, St. Michael
RECEIVING DATES FOR FREIGHT PIER 42, SEATTLE
May 16 to May 27
For information address ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO. offices
either Fairbanks or Anchorage, or Pier 42, Seattle, Wash.
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WANT ADS
FOUND—Saw. Claim at Nugget.
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MONDAY ~ 7:15 & 9:15
Dancing Every Saturday Nite fe
to the music of our new pianist
J I M R Y A N '■
with “SH-BOOM” on the drums
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PRESENTING:—
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A Group of I
ORIGINAL
PAINTINGS
by
! HAROLD SALISBURY
— now on display —