International Honorary
Member Visits Sorority
The Beta Sigma Phis met Thurs
day evening at the home of their
sponsor, Mrs. W. B. McCarthy.
Mrs. Mildred Herman of Ju
neau, an International Honorary
Member of the sorority, gave a
very interesting and humorous
talk, telling why she started study
ing law and became an attorney.
It was an inspiring example of
what a proper hobby to fill spare
time can do for one. She also told
of the activities of some of the
other Alaska Chapters.
Another guest who was wel
comed that evening was Mrs.
Mary Honsberger, although to the
older members it was hard to
think of her in the capacity of a
visitor. She spoke briefly, as she
already had been plied with ques
tions by the individual members.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting.
Bob Schick left for the States
to be with his wife for a few
weeks. He plans to return with
his family for Christmas.
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Nome Legion Auxiliary
To Give Christmas Gifts to
Seattle Veterans Hospital
President Betty Walsh presided
at the regular meeting of the Am
erican Legion Auxiliary last Wed
nesday evening and plans were
started for a Christmas party to
honor the servicemen.
Suitable gifts for disabled vet
erans and their families are being
solicited by the organization fo'r
those in the Veteran’s Hospital in
Seattle. All contributions are be
ing taken at Dorothy’s Shop be
fore November 24th.
Such things as toilet articles,
bedroom slippers, writing mater
ial, etc., are needed to help make
this Christmas a happier one for |
those veterans now in the hos
pital.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Ed Steger,
Jim Haynes, Jim Bird.
From Moses Point: F.J. Unruh.
From Unalakleet: Mrs. Hafen
becker.
To Anchorage: Fred Topsekok,
James Moto, Jr., H. Harbison, H.
J. Dodderidge.
To Unalakleet: L. B. Williams,
J. R. Hart, S. Strand, R. Tveter.
, MMM HOSPITAL
i Admitted: Mrs. John Lundeen,
Owen Baught and Isabelle Otenna
Discharged: Mrs. John Cooley
and daughter.
Lundeen Baby Boy Born ,
Cpl. and Mrs. John Lundeen
are the parents of a son, William
Vernon, weighing eight pounds 10
ounces, born yesterday .at the
MMM Hospital.
Cpl. Lundeen is with the ACS
and Mrs. Lundeen has been em
ployed by the Nome Hardware
Store.
Inventory Blanks at Nome Nugget
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F R 0 M SEWARD
SS Baranof Nov. 20
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Nov. 27
Sitka Ketchikan
, Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Dec. 4
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Dec. 11
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON. Agent — Phone Main 68
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Phyllis Roell and
Charles Freerieks
Married Saturday
Phyllis Roell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Roell of Nome,
and Charles Freerieks, son of Mr.
A- J. Freerieks of Los Angeles,
were married Saturday morning
in a private ceremony at St. Jo
seph’s Church by Father Murphy.
The bride wore an informal
gown of aqua with white acces
sories and gardenias with rose
buds. She was attended by her
sister. Mary Honsberger, and the
best man was Edgar Steger.
Following the ceremony, a wed
ding breakfast was served for the
wedding party and invited guests
as the Bering Sea Club with Mrs.
Jennie Martin as absentee hostess.
Friday evening a pre-wedding
party was given at the Bering Sea
Club with Wien employes and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Wallace as sponsers.
The young couple, both of whom
are employed by Wien Airlines,
left Saturday afternoon for a wed
ding trip which will take them to
Bermuda, after which they will
return to Nome.
Friends of the late Jim Panos
will be interested to know that he
married a former Nome nurse
shortly before his death. Her
name while in Nome was Edna
Dowd.
Nomeites attending Panos’ fun
eral were Dick Sundquist, Ross
Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ca
vey, Pete Swedman, Mrs. Slim
Rydeen, Charles Gustafson, Carl
and Ralph Lomen, Jennie O’Far
rel and son Frank, and “Pay
streak Gus” Peterson.
Larry Galvin of the U.S. Merc
and Nome Hardware had the mis
fortune of falling and injuring his
ankle. He is confined at home
with his foot in a cost.
NOTICE
The Junior and Intermediate
Sunday School classes of the Cov
enant Church will meet Tuesday
evening at 7 p.m. at the Carlson
residence to pack boxes of Thanks
giving treats for patients at ML
Edgecumbe and Seward Sanitar
Sanitarium.
NOTICE—ALL NOME NATIVES
Interested in the Nome Native
Cooperative Association — There
will be a meeting at the A.N.B.
Clubhouse, Thursday, November
20, at 7:30 p.m.
Clinton Gray, Presi.
YOUTH FOR CHRIST NOTICE
The Youth for Christ Thanks
giving Banquet will be held at
the Pioneer Hall, Monday, Dec. 1.
Get your ticket from the local
churches.
WANT ADS
WANTED TO BUY — Kerosene
stove with oven, good condi
tion. Call Main 100. 137p
MEN’S Holeproof Dress Sox, all
colors. Ladies’ Holeproof Nylons
at the Art and Trade Center.
FOUND—Pair of man’s hand-knit
gloves. Claim and pay for ad.
FOUND—Key in leather holder
with long chain.
DREAM
THEATER
Tuesday, Nov 18 — 7:30 pmn.
"STRICTLY DISHONORABLE"
Eiio Pinza Janet Leigh
Millard Mitchell, Gale Robbins
Church and Nanooks
Bow to Base Teams
By HERB WILLIAMS
In last Friday’s basketball
gardes at the Nome gym, the
Federated Church fell before the
32nd Detachment Tundrabirds 38
31 and in the feature game, the
Nome Nanooks were upset by the
| 23rd Detachment 39-31.
Paced by Baugartner, Stewart
and Cooper who' scored 13, 10 and
10 respectively, the Detchament
led at halftime 13-11. For the high
school, Milt Willoya hit for 8,
George Bell 7, Buzzy Swanberg
and Elmer Greene 6 each, A1 Sah
lin and Chubby Olson two points
each.
In the first game the under
manned Church team put up quite
a battle before falling victim to
the undefeated 32nd team.
Andy McCarty was high point
man for the Tundrabirds with 10,
followed by Byron Walton 8, Geo.
Howell 5, Jerry Fike 4, Louis
Iorio ano Crowl 3 each, Don Frew
and LaFollette two each and Lit
| man one.
For the losing Church, Pete
Hahn was high for the game with
14,* Herb Williams 11 and Ray
Kangas 6.
Tomorrow night’s action begin
ning at 7 will pit the CAP against
the 5001st to be followed at 8:15
with the Nanooks playing 14$nd.
Mrs. Alice Nugenl, mother of
Mrs. Kenneth Rank, who visited
here several years ago, passed
away in Seattle at the age of 85
after an illness of three years.
— Pioneers’ Meeting —
Wednesday, November 19
Pioneer Igloo
8:00 P.M.
— Sumptuous Lunch —
— Liquid Refreshments —
WIEN MAINTENANCE CREW
WORKING HERE UNTIL NEW
FAIRBANKS HANGAR READY
Wien Airlines Manager Jack
Whaley made a business flight
to Nome over the weekend. He
stated that a crew of ten mech
anics is now stationed here for
the company and that they are
doing all maintenance work on
company planes, both bush and
DC-3s.
Maintenance work will continue
here, he said, until the company’s
new hangar at Fairbanks is com
pleted.
NOME CEMETERY FUND
PASSES $1,000 MARK
November 17, 1952
Previously reported .$959.00
Munz Air Service . 20.00
U.S. Tin Corp. 20.00
Albert A. Miller . 5.00
J. C. McMahon . 5.00
Esther Birdsell Darling, in
memory of A. J. Daly .... 5.00
Total .$1,014.00
Job Printing At The Nugget
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It has been freely
predicted that the
country will go to Hell
under a Republican
administration. At !
least we will know
where in hell we are
going.
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Air Transportation
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GE Vacuum Sweeper - GE Washing Machine
GE Automatic Roaster - GE Mazda Lamps
GE Hot Plate - Thor Gladiron
Northern Light & Power Co.
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