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United Thanksgiving Day Service
Conducted through the efforts of Nome Ministerial Association
Thursday, November 27
Covenant Church — 10:00 a.m.
Prelude.Miss Harriet Brown
Doxology.Congregation, Standing
Welcome.Rev. Roald Amundsen
Word of welcome from Ministerial Association and
Invocation ....... Rev. Edgar Bibb
Congregational Songs . . . Rev. E. Batchelder
“We Praise Thee O God” No. 200
“O for a Thousand Tongues” No. 190
“Thanksgiving” . . . Covenant Choral Group
Announcements. Rev. Edgar Bibb
“How Great Thou Art”.Quartet
Saito Sisters and Jeannette Amundsen
Scripture Lesson . *. . Rev. John Maakestadt
“Sing to the Lord of Harvest” . .
Lutheran Choral Group
Message. Rev. Gerald McCray
“I Will Sing of My Redeemer” . . . Hymn 186
Benediction.Rev. Roald Amundsen
WIEN AIRLINES PASSENGERS
To Kotzebue — Walter Cook,
Raymond Douglas, Sgt. Goudie,
A/2c Romberger, Harold Little,
Karl Onkka, Thomas Kell.
From Kotzebue — Warren Ver
trees, William Haley.
To Fairbanks — Alma Watson,
IF. A. Goff, Stella Dugish, Joe Du
gish, Mae Lampe, Robert Rice,
Walter Umphrees, Richard Cur
tis, Bill Clinton, William Cohagan,
Joan Ryan, Mrs. Jim Carter,
A/2c Butler.
From Fairbanks — Willie Levi,
Gordon Nagozruk, J. Carter, Gene
Monoco, William Rae, Robert Wei
rick.
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THANKSBIVING DAY
SERVICES
OUR SAVIOR'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
11: A.M.
THANKSGIVING
Bakery Specials
: VARIETY OF ROLLS
* PARKER HOUSE
* BUTTER ROLLS
* TEA ROLLS
* FRENCH ROLLS
MINCE PIE
PUMPKIN PIE
FRUIT CAKE
ORDERS TAKEN UNTIL
10 P. M.
Wednesday, Nov. 26
North Star
Bakery
j. F- O'Sullivan
Pier VL
Seattle 4
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Scheduled Sailings Every Tuesday
For Seward and Valdez
and Alternate Fridays for Seward.
Write: Alaska Steamship Company,
Box 200, Anchorage
— OR —
Nome Agent For Information
P-TA Meeting Held
On Tuesday Night
The P-TA held its regular
monthly meeting last night, but
due to the blizzard the atendance
was not as god as usual, with only
74 present.
A fine program was given on the
importance of hot lunches for
children, after which the Public i
Health Nurse, Margaret Swan
berg, gave an informal talk, urg
ing the parents to send the chil
dren to school for lunch as often
as possible. Not only are the meals
beneficial but the greater the at
tendance, the more support can be
given to the program next year.
The traveling plaque, to the
room with the most parents pres
ent at the meeting, moved from
Evelyn Langhus’ room to that of
Mary Ellen Walsh, with Mrs.
and Mrs. Draper running tie for |
second, and the room of Mr. I
Stienbeck, third.
Mothers of the third grade en
tertained with refreshments. The
committee was headed by Mrs.
George Bayer, assisted 'by Mrs.
Blanche Walter, Mrs. Bateman
and Mrs. Lela Oman.
It was announced that there
would be no meeting in Decem
ber, as the last Tuesday is too
close to Christmas.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
(Second Six Weeks)
MRS. LIEBIG’S CLASS —
Jeanette Amundsen, Richard
Atuk, Tom Boucher, Ida Cabin
boy, Mike Cannon, David Craft,
Carl Edwards, Bill Komakhuk,
Floyd Kugzruk, Ronnie Locke,
Barbara Mclver, Margaret Nagoz
ruk. Sharon Reader.
MRS. PERKINS’" CLASS —
Margaret Amurok, Esther Ana
look, .Ruthy Dexter, ' Carol Mae
Iokianna, Rachael Komakaluk,
Lemuel Savok, Allan Scott, Rob
ert Peterson.
Exolorer Scouts
Will Be Selling
Christmas Trees
Explorer Scouts will be selling
Christmas trees this year, it has
been announced. ~~
This has been made possible
through the co-operation of the
Nome Hardware and Northern
Commercial Co., who have for
years sold the trees in Nome. They
are turning over all the tree busi
ness to the Explorers who are
raising funds to purchase mater
ials to build canoes in which they
plan to make a trip, possibly from
Pilgrim Hot Springs to Teller.
The trees will be sold by the
Explorers in front of the N. C.
Store and the Nome Hardware
Store, starting early in December.
Orders may be left at the Nug
get for persons desiring certain
sizes.
Sadie Bell And Bob
Reddaway Married Tues.
Sadie Bell, daughter of Lydia
Bell, and B. H. Deddaway were
married last evening at the par
sonage of the Community Metho
dist Church by Rev. Gerald Mc
Cray, with family present.
Johnnie Bell, brother of the
bride, was best man, and Pauline
Acroman was the bride’s atend
ant at the double ring ceremony.
Council Meeting Discusses
Present Problems
In the absence of a mayor,
Councilman Mclver presided at
the regular Nome Council Meet
ing Monday evening, at which
time the work done on the City’s
D8 was approved. The work was
done by Dexter and Pasquan.
Richard Lee presented a bid for
the east 29 feet at the foot of
Steadman next to Cavota’s) but
was informed that the city is not
selling streets, as the area is
needed for snow removal.
Glenn Carlson, of the Alaska
Sanitation Department, accom
panied by Ron Ross, Regional
director, discussed the present rat
situation in Nome, and stated that
they could not recommend any ef
fective program due to the amount
of refuse around many homes.
They suggested helping individ
uals in controlling the rat colony
by trapping.
A new area for winter dumping
was discussed, as the, present one
is hard to get to in the winter
time.
Rev. Bibbs, speaking for the
Ministerial Association, requested
use of Cape Nome buildings for
a youth site. The opinion of the
council was that the site should
be made available for any group
with certain regulations on the
care of beach and buildings.
THANKSGIVING MASS
AT ST. JOSEPH'S
There will be a 9 o’clock Mass
at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church,
on Thanksgiving Day.
THE SISTERHOOD of the Com
munity Methodist Church will
have a Thanksgiving Feast on
Thanksgiving Day at 6 p.m., at
the Social rooms of the Church.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mary Bergmaschi,
Elodeon Kitchen, Keneth Hughes
III, Norma Elam.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elam are
the parents of a daughter born to
day at the hospital.
Leller-sixe and legal file folders
al The Nugget
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Washing machine,
used 3 times. Will sell for $75.
Also Radio-Record Player, value
$300, goes for $150. A-l condi
tion. Call Main 97, ask for Tony.
ltp
SELL — Those surplus items that
you don’t need. Just let a
Nugget Classified Ad convert
them into cash for you.
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
TONIGHT
TONIGHT AND THURSDAY
U. S. MERC
“YOUR HOMETOWN GROCERY”
Business Is BOOMING! So-o-o
— HERE WE GO! —
The LUCKY ($1.00) BUCKS
ARE IN CIRCULATION AGAIN !
Watch Your Bucks, While You Watch Your
Pennies — Rememher — A Penny Saved Is A
Penny Earned ! More and More Folks Are
Finding It Just GOOD CENTS To Shop Here !
— • —
All “Lucky Buck” Numbers Are
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On Display at
THE “MERC”
— A NEW ONE EACH DAY FOR TEN DAYS —
Each One Is Good For
$10 IN TRADE
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NOME HARDWARE