New Methodist Building
Plans to be Shown at
Tuesday Night Dinner
Tomorrow evening at 6:30 the
Community Methodist Church is
sponsoring a dinner at the North
Star Restaurant for the purpose of
seeing the plans for the construc
tion of the new Community Meth
odist Church, to be constructed
next summer.
Rev. Fred McGinnis and Dean
Heller of the Alaska Methodist
University, will be present, and
proceeds from the dinner will go
to the Methodist College Fund.
The quarterly conference will
follow the dinner, at 8:45 p.m.,
at the North Star.
Nazarenes Recipients of
AFB Christmas Cheer
The members,of the Church of
the Nazarene were overwhelmed
with the bountiful generosity if
the 5040th Operation Squadron
AAC of Elmendorf AFB, who
chose the church as their Opera
tion Santa Claus, and .made a
special flight to Nome, bringing
in over a thousand pounds of can
dy, Christmas food, toys, clothing
and just about everything to give
this group of people a most merry
Christmas.
Pastor Orval Schmidt- kept the
surprise for the congregation un
til Christmas Eve at which time
the annual Christmas party was
scheduled, and then revealed the
big treat, which was for both
adults and children.
The recipients were over
whelmed with the generosity of
these men of the 5040th.
WEATHER FORECAST
Snow intermittently and partly
cloudy tomorrow. Lowest tem
perature expected tonight 0, high
tomorrow 5.
Nome data in the past 24 hours:
highest temp. 3, lowest -13. Max.
wind 20 mph from the north.
Sunrise at 10:03 a.m., sunset at
2:04 p.m.
A year ago today: highest temp.
-17, lowest -27. Extremes on this
date since 1907: highest 38 in
1925, lowest -34 in 1957.
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High School Seniors
Will Be Guests of
Methodists Wednesday
Wednesday evening, December
30, High School seniors will be
guests at a senior dinner, given at
the North Star, under the auspices
of the Methodist University, with
acting President McGinnis and
Dean Hiller present.
Details of enrollment in the new
college in the fall of 1960 will be
explained. Parents and friends
are invited at 8 p.m., following
’the dinner, to the discussion.
Graduating seniors include Ray
Arnold, Rodney Boucher, Clifford
Steele, Elin Saito, Tiny Mogg, Joe
Amarok, Fred Kungesuk, Harry
Johnsen, Lorene Nershak, Valerie
Adams, Angelo Buffas, Bob Oman,
Betty Diede and Mary Ann
Oquilluk.
WIEN PASSENGERS
Arriving this morning from
Kotzebue with Wien Airlines
were: Mary Jean Longley, Betty
Piege and Laree Fagan.
Passengers from Fairbanks
were: John Kirkman, Charles
Wohler, A. Boles, and Mary Hons
berger.
Departing were: Mr. and Mrs.
R. Herman Jr., and daughter,
Bill and Jo Ann Boucher, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Carter, Mrs. Maurice
Kelliher and three sons, Mrs. Mc
Donald.
Roy Snyder, foreman of the
Mechanical Department of FAA
here, left for‘Oklahoma City, to
take a special FAA training
course in electro-mechanics in the
aeronautical school there, and will
be gone about 12 weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Black
are leaving for California to make
their home. They are being sent
by the Bureau of Indian Affairs
under the BIA relocation pro
gram and a job will be awaiting
Mr. Black when he reaches his
destination in California.
Bud Evern, son of Mrs. Alice
Evern, formerly of Candle, is a
visitor in town today, enroute to
Kotzebue for FA A.
CANDIDATES LISTED FOR
CHAMBER DIRECTORS
Candidates for the Board of
Directors of the N.W.A. Chamber
of Commerce were announced to
day. For the three - year term,
three to be elected: Bob Har
wood, Paul Mandeville, Capt. Jim
O’Rourke, Lloyd Sundstrom, Bar
row Morgan, Ben Young, Willis
Brown, Bob Cannon, Joe Fisher,
Bob Scott, and John Maakestadt.
For the one-year term, one to
be elected: Ellen Mulvihill, Fred
Cavota, Don Hoover, and Bob
Renshaw.
The ballots are out now and
should be marked and turned in
by the end of this week.
The new officers of the Chamber
will be announced at the annual
banquet scheduled for Friday,
Jan. 29.
Sailings twice weekly to Seward and the
rail belt. Write our Anchorage agency at
Box 200, or our Fairbanks agency at Box
1310, for information on service via
those points. •
Davis - Carter
Nuptials Climax
Methodist Yule
A lovely bride was Nancy,
Da'hs, in traditional white waltz
length gown and shoulder veil,
caught in a crown of pearls, when
she exchanged vows and rings
with Harry Carter last evening at
the Community Methodist Church.
Rev. Gerald McCray officiated
at the ceremony, which joined the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
W. Davis and the son of Mrs. Nita
Carter of Fairbanks.
Beautiful white stock were re
flected in the soft glow of lighted
tapers on the altar in the even
ing ceremony.
Mrs. Frank Richardson was the
matron of honor. She wore a
waltz length blue gown and car
ried carnations and rose buds.
Miss Pearl Johnson was the
candle lighter, and Robert Bald
win was organist. The groom was
attended by John Kiminok. Frank
Richardson and Robert Summers
were ushers.
Following the ceremony, a re
ception was held at the Bering
Sea Club, with Mrs. Fred Greene
and Mrs. Don Hungerford pour
ing. Mrs. Carl Mickelson cut and
served the wedding cake, made by
the bride’s mother.
The bride, who is with the
U. S. Merc, and the groom, who is
with the Alaska Health Depart
ment, will honeymoon in South
eastern Alaska, and they plan to
return in a couple of weeks to
make their home here.
Last Monday the bride was
honored with a miscellaneous
shower at the Charles Fagerstrom
home, with Suzanne Fagerstrom,
Lucie Ann Richardson, and Grace
Davis as hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Harwood
left the day after Christmas for
Hungry Horse, Montana, where
the Harwood family are having a
family reunion. This will be the
first time, stated a member of the
family, that Boyd and his sister
and brothers will get together,
for several years.
THREE BABIES BORN
There are three new babies at
the MMM Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Reader have a sixth
daughter born this morning; Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Analoak have a
daughter born yesterday, and Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Lee have a daugh
ter born on Christmas Eve.
Also in the hospital are: Robt.
James, Wanda Jane Parker, Dean
Pushruk, Toby Schenck, Elsie
Mae Smith, Jack Koachok.
Discharged: James Savok Sr.,
and Della Walluk and infant.
Attention Volunteer Firemen
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