Charles Frazier Weds
Jennie Martin in Seattle
Jennie Martin, owner of the
Nome Liquor Store and Billikin
Gift Shop, and Charles Frazier
were united in matrimony with a
•church service in Seattle Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. George Mar
tin, son of the bride and his wife,
in attendance.
Following the ceremony a wed
ding dinner was held at the
Town and Country Club.
The newlyweds returned to
Nome yesterday to be home in
time to celebrate Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin,
owners of the Polaris Hotel, and
their children.
Scouts Hike In One Of
Year's Shortest Days
Troop 666 had a vacation hike
yesterday under the leadership of
Scoutmaster Fred Dingledy.
A five-mile trip was accom
plished on one of the winter’s
darkest days with four boys en
joying the outing.
Seasons lest
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For you we wish the best
at this Happy Holiday
Season and through the
years to come ... Peace.
i f DEN MILLER
Enterprises
I Undefeated Bruins
! Down All-Stars 50-45
Last Wednesday evening in the
school gym the High School Girls
won a game from the Alumni
Girls 44 to 41. The game was
fast and exciting with plenty of
thrills. Top scorer for the evening
was Marge Willoya of the High
School with 29 points and for the
Alumni, Beatrice Lee and Marge
Hay scored 20 and 19 respectively.
Each team has now won one
game so-o-o-o!
In the main event of the eve
ning the Army Bruins turned
down a determined All-Star ag
gregation 50 to 45.
At the end of the first quarter
the All-Stars were ahead 12 to 10,
but from then on the Army moved
ahead and stayed ahead until the
final whistle. However, in the
final quarter the All-Stars pulled
up to within one point of the
Bruins.
For the winners. Hall, Honner,
Roberts and Keiser scored 16, 11,
9 and 8 respectively. For the All
Stars, Jackson, Barnet'ti, Harold
Bell and Willoya scored 17, 10,
8, and 4 respectively.
All in all the game exhibited
four quarters of fine basketball
which the jammed gym enjoyed
immensely.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh are
spending Christmas with their
daughter Ann, who is a teacher in
Fairbanks, and plan to be home
for New Years.
Jerry Fagerslrom and LeRoy
Reader, who are students at the
University of Alaska, returned
home for the holidays yesterday.
Mary Brown Nunan. former
Nomeite, is spending the holidays
in Costa Rica.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hay are sta
tioned in Hawaii with their two
small children.
Sgt. L. Fulton, who was a Cub
Scout leader here last year, is
now stationed at Stewart Air
Force Base in Newborough, N.Y.
HOLIDAY LIBRARY HOURS
The Library will be open Wed
nesday evening from 7:30 until
9:00 and will be closed both Fri
day and Saturday.
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May the Christmas bells ring a cheery note
(or you at this season, and all the good things
of life be yours in the coming New } ear.
BREAKERS BAR
ERNIE BETTY BOB
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving with Pan American
Airways, along with a load of
holiday mail and freight, were
Mrs. Ronquillo, Jerry Fagerstrom,
LeRoy Reader, Jimmy Dexter,
Mr. Juba.
Departing were Bill Munz'and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim von der Heydt.
Special cargo included “Inky”
Smith, enroute to Seattle for
Christmas.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Albert Pan
eok, Col. A. Tracy, Col. P. Mauer,
John Bell, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Frazier, D. Soolook.
To Anchorage: Capt. Holta.
From Unalakleet: Jim Thomas,
Maurice Kelliher, Jack Agaline,
Vernon Auliye.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Amarok re
ceived a special Christmas pack
age this morning. A baby daugh
ter was born to them at the MMM
Hospital. Joe Amarok operates
the Nome Laundry.
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Christmas
BILLIKIN
GIFT SHQP
WANT ADS
MODERN HOUSE, good neigh
borhood, for rent. Main 123.
FOR SALE—Small black puppies.
Call Black 94. 151
FOR SALE—Table model Domes
tic Sewing Machine and Whirl
pool automatic washer with
suds saver. Call Main 151. 151
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BETA SIGS HOLD CHRISTMAS
PARTY AT USO BUILDING
Beta Sigma Phi held their an
nual Christmas party at the USO
Club last evening with about 70
guests participating.
The party was formal with a
buffet supper served at midnight
and complete with a Christmas
tree and gifts for everyone, with
Col. W. Borden as Santa Claus.
Dancing was enjoyed to the
music of the Kemper-LeRoy or
chestra.
Committee in charge of ar
rangements was headed by Terry
Jackson, Jean Borden and Betty
Gustafson.
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Special Greeting To The
Shut-Ins At The Hospital
A special greeting from the
staff of the Nugget goes to all
the following who will be spend
ing Christmas in the MMM Hos
pital which is gaily decorated for
the holidays:
Wilfred Eakon, Mary Menden
hall, .Ann Statuk, Leo Kunnuk,
Vincent Ahkolik, Maggie Kow
ehee, Betty Savok, Elvira Olson,
Jimmie Gillis, Josephine Kaija,
Glen Seradlook, Anna Pootoogoo
lok, Cecelia Amarok.
Clyde Kammerer, who injured
his back last fall in an auto acci
dent here, is reported able to sit
in a wheel chair now and will be
leaving soon for California to
join his family and to continue
medical treatment in a veterans
hospital there.
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We wish to thank everyone
who has been so kind in our
recent bereavement.
—Lena Eogrnuk
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