WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Fair tonight, cloudy and warm
er Thursday. Easterly winds 8-15
mph. Low temperature expected
tonight 0, high tomorrow 12.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
7, lowest -ff. Max. wind 22 mph
from the northwest. Sunrise at
8:14 a.m., sunset at 3:17 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 31, lowest 25. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 49 in
1926, lowest -9 in 1907.
Other stations as of 7 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow -15 Part cloudy
Kotzebue - 8 Part cloudy
Wales 8 Cloudy
Nome 5 Cloudy
Unalakleet 0 Cloudy
Bethel - 2 Part cloudy
McGrath -28 Clear
Anchorage - 3 Clear
Fairbanks -18 Part cloudy
Whitehorse - 2 Cloudy
Edmonton 36 Part cloudy
Juneau 36 Part cloudy
Ketchikan 44 Drizzle
San Francisco 67 Part cloudy
If you want to
buy, sell or rent
houses, household furniture or
appliances, see
George Hite—Main 123
Supervisor For Territorial
Department of Education
Here on Annual Inspection
Miss Lois Morey, educational
supervisor for the Territorial
Department of Education is on her
annual inspection trip to north
ern Alaska schools. She returned
to Nome today from Teller and
reported that a new room has
been built onto the existing school
giving Teller a two-room school
building.
She also said there will be
some changes noted in Teller as
the pioneer owners of the Teller
Commercial Co. have sold out
and will be leaving soon for the
States.
After consultation with Mr.
Angell and staff of the Nome
Public School, Miss Morey will
go to Candle and Kobuk and
inspect the territorial schools
there.
Phoebe Circle Meets Tonight \
The Phoebe Circle will meet to
night at 7:30 at Phoebe Hall withi
Mrs. Earl Towner and Mrs. Don
ald Bruckner as hostesses.
Mollie Dexter and Maude Moses
will be in charge of games, and
Mary Kokacharuk * will lead de
votions.
All members, stated Mrs. Carl
son, are urged to attend, as the
food committee for the coming
potlatch will be appointed, at the
meeting tonight.
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AND FRIDAYS FOR SEWARD
High School Enjoys
Annual Skating Party
At Halverson’s Pond
The annual high school skating
party was held last Friday eve
ning on Halverson’s Pond.
Busy hands had cleaned off por
tions of the lake, and driftwood
had been hauled to a convenient
place from the Nome beach.
A quarter moon lent its silvery
light to the delight of the skaters
and the Aurora Borealis played
softly on the northern horizon.
A blazing bonfire drove back
the frigid air with tropic heat,
while a happy reunion in song and
refreshments around the campfire
was a great inspiration.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Herman Attatayuk
Elsie Elam, Mary Paneok, Mary
Ellen Lyle, Margaret O’Dell, Joe
Murray Jr., Eugene Avusuk.
Discharged: Marie Weyer.
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WANTED TO BUY—Roll-away
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FOR SALE—1950 Dodge Coronet.
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EASTERN STARS HONOR
PAST OFFICERS MONDAY
Mrs. Tolbert Scott presided at a j
Past Matrons and Past Patrons j
party at the Order of Eastern Star
last Monday night with all sta
tions filled by past officers.
Senior past officers honored at
the meeting were Mrs. Emma |
Lyle, matron of 1924, and Antonio J
Polet, patron in 1918.
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Mrs. Rose Silverman, operator
of the Trading Post, left yesterday j
to spend the -winter in the States
with her two daughters and their j
families and to see her new grand- j
children.
She has traded in her car for a
new Dodge from the local dealer i
and it will be waiting for her in j
Seattle.
Mrs. N. Lewis will operate the
Trading Post during her absence.
_ .. _
PAN AMERICAN
Arriving yesterday was James!
Oksoktaruk. Departing were Mrs. j
Rose Silverman, Albin Poison, j
Herman Burry, P. J. Southwell,
Eric Kvevan, Hans Larsen, Bill j
Schroeder, Shirley Alexander.
Beta Sigma Phi’s Service
Project Will Be To Buy
Instrument For Hospital
The last Beta Sigma Phi meet
ing was held at the home of Anita
Mays. Marilyn Asbridge and Ellen
Waldheim, members of the soror
ity service project, reported on
the items that were needed at the
hospital and the sorority voted to
purchase a laboratory instrument.
Although it will be ordered in the
near future, the various fund
raising enterprises, rummage sales
and the like, during the winter
will provide the money for this
service project. Also the mem
bers of the sorority take turns
each month visiting the TB ward
at the hospital taking some little
treat to the patients there.
Marilyn Asbridge conducted the
cultural program, assigning parts
to Betty Alexander and Mary
Honsberger.
The ceremony officially instal
ling Rose Silverman as sponsor of
the chapter was performed by
President Mary Honsberger.
Refreshments of tea, coffee and
cream puffs were served by the
hostess.
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Don't Forget to Visit Jack, Our Meat Department
He Has Some Wonderful Prices!
CHEDDAR CHEESE
Oregon Maid, Sharp, 1 yr. Old, Exceptional Buy!
Seattle Price 89c lb. — Our Price 69c lb.
Kobuk (Teapook) Whitefish . 45c lb*
Reindeer Liver . -.69c lb.
Sugar Cured Smoked Bacon 89c lb.
Hardware and Merc closed all day Friday, Veteran's Day
U.S. MERC is the pi ace to Shop