Legion fo Hold Xmas Party
The American Legion is having
a Christmas get-together with the
initiation of several new mem
bers, exchange of humorous gifts
and the traditional Tom & Jerry.
All visiting Legionnaires and vet
erans are welcome, 8 p.m., Dec.
23, Legion Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. John MNees and
son left Saturday for the States
due to the sudden illness of Mrs.
McNees.
Son of Kevin Walsh Dies
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh left
for Fairbanks this morning due
to the death of their grandson,
the infant son of Kevin Walsh of
Fairbanks.
Wash Day Special
EVERY MONDAY
Take Your Family
For a Treat
and
EAT AT ARCTIC LUNCH
— Family Rates —
From Now Until Xmas
Ice Cream Cones — l(ty
ARCTIC LUNCH
VFW Elects Officers
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States, Post 9569, held a
regular meeting Tuesday at the
National Guard rifle range.
• The following officers were
elected and installed:
Post commander, Hap Lan
caster; senior vice commander,
Bud Dodge; junior vice command
er, Tom Beltz; quartermaster,
James Kealiher; adjutant, Ed
ward Steinberg; service officer,
Ray Hawk; chaplain, Joachim M.
Guion, Jr,; trustees, Francis Eben,
Tom “Half” Watt, and Arthur Im
hof.
A motion was presented that
the post sponser a Christmas pro
gram for the children of the com
munity but due to the shortage
of time, a sum of money was
voted instead to be given to the
Nome Christmas Fund. Next year
the post plans to sponsor a Christ
mas program for the children of
the community.
Plans were formed to secure a
permanent home for the post.
Next post meeting set for Tues
day, Dec. 23 at 7:30 p.m.
WIEN AIRLINES
Td Fairbanks: Earl Cole, Ger
ald Jensen, Claire Sears, Harriet
Brown, Fred Mertz, Mr. and Mrs.
•M. J. Walsh. Bob Schwald, W.
Gaulin, Verne Burke.
To Kotzebue, Jackie Sage, Art
Fields, W. C. Stephenson
From Fairbanks: Chuck Lewis,
A1 Branson, Mrs. Tom Beltz.
JUST ARRIVED:
: PRETTY FROCKS FOR —
Small Girls . . . School Girls . . . Ladies
3 — PINEHURST KNIT NYLON LINGERIE —
Gowns — Half-Slips — Slips — Panties
I Nylon Cardigans and Blouses
FOR INFANTS — Gowns . . . Diaper Covers
Blankets, Carriage Sets, 3-pc. Sweater Sets |
— • —
LACE TABLECLOTHS
EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASES
— • —
— FOR MEN AND BOYS —
Esquire Ties Dress Shirts SLax
White Stag Sweater and Ski Pants
Pajamas Bathrobes
— CAVOTA’S —
Open till 9:00 p.m. thru Thursday
I FROM SEWARD
SS Denali Dec. 25
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Jan. 1
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Denali Jan. 8
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
SS Baranof Jan. 15
Sitka Ketchikan
Juneau Seattle
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For Further Information Wire, Write or Phone
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
J. J. DILLON. Agent — Phone Main 68
Christinas Concert Heard
Sunday at Community
Methodist Church
An outstanding event of the
Christmas season was the Christ
mas concert held Sunday evening
at the Community Methodist
Church.
Featured soloists included the
talented tenor Cpl. Bob Scott of
Nome Field and Mrs. Florence
Kearns, celloist, who is music dir
ector of Nome School. Soloists on
the new electric Hammond organ
were Robert Baldwin and Mrs.
Kearns.
Mrs. Wm. Cameron directed the
choir, which included:
Mrs. Gordon Osborne, Mrs.
Glavinovich, Mrs. Hannah Ross,
Mrs. H. F. Harper, Margaret
Bjornstad, Jerry and Juanita Fa
gerstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jones,
Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mrs. Reeves
Havens, Mrs. Fulton;
Ray Tveter, Ray Chapman, Dan
Fritz, Herb Williams, Richard
Small, Herb Williams, Pete Hahn,
Bob Scott and George Wanless.
Soloists for the choir were Ray
Tveter, Bob Scott, Mrs. Glavino
vieh, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Fulton.
Community Church To Sponsor
Cub Scout Program Again
Preliminary plans were laid for
the reorganization of the Cub
Scout pack under the sponsor
ship of the Community Church,
due to the popularity of the pro
gram in the past.
It has been announced by Rev.
Havens that a meeting will be
held early in the new year with
parents interested in the Cub
Scout program. This program was
started three years ago with a
single den and it has rapidly
grown to three dens and there
are enough boys wanting to join
to form a fourth.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Lavinia Wallace Young
Mission is having its annual
Christmas Eve program at the
Community Methodist Church.
There will be Christmas carols
and special Christmas movies with
gifts for all present.
It is requested that no family
gifts be brought at this time.
A special Christmas worship
service will be held Christmas
morning at the Community Meth
odist Church at ten o'clock. Spe
cial Christmas solos by Mrs.
Reeves Havens and Cpl. Robert
Scott will be rendered and the
Senior Choir will participate.
There will be a Christmas mes
sage by the pastor.
NOTICE TO LEGIONNAIRES^
Christmas Social and Initiation
Tuesday, Dec. 23 — 8 p.m.
American Legion Hall
WANT ADS
APPLICATIONS will be accepted
at the CAA Communications
Station for position of Clerk
Typist, salary $3,687.50 per
year, 40-hour week. 152
FOUND — Timex wrist watch
with broken expansion band.
DREAM
THEATER
Tuesday, Dec. 23—7:30 p.m.
"FANCY PANTS"
Bob Hope - Lucille Ball
Wednesday, Dec. 24—7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. 25—7:30 p.m.
"MR. MUSIC"
Bing Crosy - Nancy Olson
- Charles Coburn -
SANTA CLAUS TO APPEAR
AT NOME HARDWARE STORE
Once again the Nome Hard
ware Store has made a date with
Santa Claus in person and he is
scheduled to stop off at Nome
to visit with all the children
from 6 to 60, according to man
ager Larry Galvin. Santa will be
at the hardware store toyland at
2:00 p.m. Tuesday (tomorrow)
afternoon.
MISSING PERSON SOUGHT
The whereabouts of Frank Con- j
verse is sotight by relatives. He i
is believed to be in this part of
Alaska although he has not been
in contact with his family for
nine years. An inheritance awaits
him if he will contact the attor
neys for the estate of a sister.
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Bobcats are found in every state j
in the United States.
I
Harriet Brown Enroute to
States on Lecture Tour
Harriet Brown of the Assembly
of God Church left for California
where she w^ll attend a mission
ary convention in North Holly
wood, representing Alaska.
She will lecture throughout
California during the coming
month on the work of the mis
sionary in the far north. She will
be accompanied by Mary Men
denhall who is leaving Mt. Edge
cumbe Sanitarium to make the
trip with her.
Following the lecture trip she
plans a short visit to her home
in Toronto, Canada.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Mary Louise Bock
man.
Discharged: Richard J. Holmes,
Lillian K. Adams.
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