BETA SIGMA PHI'S MEET
“The Artist’s Landscape” was
the theme of the program for the
Beta Sigma Phi at their meeting
last Thursday evening. It was
held at the home of Nancy Good
rich with Ellen Waldheim as co
hostess. The program was pre
sented by Anita Mays and Omie
McCarthy.
On Sunday afternoon the Ritual
of Jewels ceremony was held at
the home of Beverly Morgan with
Mary Honsberger presiding, at
which time Roslyn Woods, Chris
tine Carpenter and Frances Cook
were formally taken in as new
members of the organization.
MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
IN APRIL DOG RACE
Much interest is being shown in
tiie forthcoming Dog Race being
sponsored by the Arctic Club in
April.
Fred Crane of Kotzebue, here
on business, reports that at least
one team will be here from that
town for the eVent. Another team
is reported planning to enter from
Anchorage.
Because of the increased in
terest shown, stated Maurice Kel
liher, who is on the committee,
more elborate plans will be made
for racing here next year.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: R. M. Ar
wine, Marilyn Story, Bon Davis,
Aquillukm, Dustrqjk, Tokienna,
Cambell, Immingen, Ningerlook,
Woodrow Wilson, Punguk, Pan
iptchuk, Sgt. Morrison, Ben Long
ake, I. de Bush, M. Mieserm, John
Johnson, Mary Mogg, Don Culver,
Harry Napayonak.
From Unalakleet: Christine
Steve, Harris Ivanoff, Keith Ana
gick.
To Anchorage: Marjorie War
neke, Dr. Hubbard, Chas. Tucker,
O.D. Davis, Susan Paul, Amy Iya
pana, Emma Outwater, Lillian
Walker, Paul James, H. C. Ho
facre, C. A. Wilson, Hazel Snyder,i
Sgt. Acree, J. Mueller, Herb Dod- j
dridge.
CORRECTION
The Nugget’s “12,000-pound
moose” of last Friday was defin
itely over the limit, as many read
ers noted* The 1,200 pounds of
moose meat was made up of parts
of several carcasses and went to
the Hot Lunch Program.
If You Want To Rent
I A House or Apartment
The Man To See Is
George Hite—Main 123
EASTER
Baskets .25 to .45
EASTER
Novelties
EASTER
Candy
EASTER
Chocolate Eggs
Chugiak Candy -- $4.25 per box
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
SATURDAY
We have your Shamrocks,
Your Paper Table Covers,
and Green Coasters
NC COMPANY tea
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EVERY FRIDAY
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'TIS THE WEARING
OF THE GREEN ... IT IS . . .
Word has just been received
that the shamrocks and shillelagh
are on their way from Ireland.
They are part of old Ireland her
self, they are. Unfortunately, we
cannot get the Blarney Stone this
year for they do not wish it to
leave the Old Sod.
In the earlier days the ladies of
St. Joseph’s Church sponsored
these St. Patrick’s Day card
parties for the benefit of the mis
sion at Pilgrim Springs. Now that
that institution no longer exists
the funds realized from these
parties are used to help defray the
cost of bringing two nuns to
Nome to hold summer catechism
classes. For the past several years
such a program has been highly
successful. Through your partici
pation and assistance in attending
the party Saturday night, you will
assure that the program can be
sponsored again this summer.
Don’t forget—St. Patrick’s Day
card party and dance at the Pio
neer Igloo—March 17 at 8 p.m.
The admission is $1.25 per person
and the ladies have prepared a
delicious lunch suitable to the oc
casion.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Emma Bourdon was sentenced
to 120 days in the Federal jail on
a drunk and disorderly charge.
The Commissioner has estimated
that she has been jailed more
than 60 times by city and federal
authorities.
* * *
Fred Bourdon was sentenced to
30 days in jail and fined $25 fox
being drunk in a public place.
• * *
James Dexter was bound over
to the grand jury, charged with
forgery and bail was set at $1,000.
* * •
Richard Orr was sentenced to
40 days in jail for issuing checks
without funds. Thii'ty days of the
sentence was suspended.
IN DISTRICT COURT
In the U.S. District Court the
case of Glass vs. Coplin, sched
uled for this morning, was dis
missed, having been settled out
of court.
WA IN T A D S
DRESSMAKING and alterations.
Call Black 7 after 3 p.m. 35
FOR SALE—Mimeograph mach.
Call Main 152 or write Box 164.
HOME Photographs of your chil
dren. Call Main 96. 32
WANTED—Relief cook Sundays
at MMM Hospital.
SHOWING AT THE jj
THEATER j
Two Shows Nightly—7:15 & 9:15 « j
Doors Open 6:45 p.m. M ;
TONIGHT
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Reservations tor "Quo Vadis"
May Be Made By Telephone
100 Copies of Constitution
Available At City Clerk's Office
One hundred copies of the Con
stitution of Alaska, in booklet
form, have been recievd for dis
tribution here.
They have been placed in the
.office of the City Clerk to be given
to those interested in having a
copy in this form.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Robert Weaver, Geo.
Nengeowak, Herbert Wilkalkia,
Mida May Savok, Everett Tobuk.
Discharged: Mark Brown, May
belle Lenert, Robt. Bahnke, Anna
Scott._
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with intermittent snow
tonight and. partly cloudy and
colder Tuesday. Low temperature
expected tonight 10, high tomor
row 15.
WINNERS OF WHIST GAMES
At the Pioneer whist games
Saturday night there were 24
tables and the prizes were won
by: Jessie Barber, Loretta Wald
heim, Rosalyn Woods, Fred
Green, M. J. Walsh and Louis
Nashenweng. The door prize went
to Pauline Witner.
During the evening of play one
perfect thirteen hand was scored
by Bob Scott and Diane Swan
berg.
In the series, top scorers are
Christy Waldheim 453, Ilene
; Schick 451, Helen Dunbar 447, H.
I Sasse and Wilbur Arnold 438, Bob
| Lewis 431, and Fred Rohn 430.
The next card party will be
j held on Saturday, March 24.
The Petit Jury, which was to
have convened today, was ex
cused by Judge Hodge.
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