Revival Services Begin
Tomorrow Night At
Ascsembly of God Church
Reverend and Mrs. Oscar D.
Butterfield from South Gate,
California, who are under mission
ary appointment from the As
semblies of God national head
quarters in Springfield, Missouri,
are beginning revival services
here in Nome at the local As
sembly of God church. Services
begin Tuesday evening at 7:30
p.m. and will continue for two
or three weeks each evening ex
cept Monday and Friday.
The Butterfields came to Alas
ka in November, 1957, and have
had meetings in Anchorage,
Fairview, Seward, Homer, Kenai
and Kodiak. Plans have been
made for revivals in all of the
thirty-two Assembly of God
churches and three children’s
homes in Alaska.
A cordial welcome to attend
the services in Nome is given to
all, including non-church attend
ers as well as the fellowship of
the various churches and mem
bers. The services will be varied
and special music will be of in
terest. Souvenirs and prizes will
be awarded for attendance.
TODAY'S TEMPERATURE
HIGHEST SINCE 1925
Today’s temperature of 74 ties
the record of the highest tem
perature recorded here by the
weather bureau since 1925.
In Commissioner’s Court
Sam Velega pled guilty to un
lawful1 assault and was fined
$50.00 by the U. S. Commissioner.
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Otto Wihl, Kougarok
Miner, Charged With
Assault in Court Here
Otto Wihl, well-known old
prospector of the Kougarok area
pled not guilty to unlawful as
sault and willful injury to monu
ments on July 3rd.
Loretta Waldheim, who filed
the complaint caught Wihl des
troying stakes and location not
ices on the Waldheim property on
Dahl Creek and when she ordered
him off the property he assaulted
her, she alleged. She showed
arm and back injuries to prove
her claim.
Wihl was given a 30-day sus
pended sentence for unlawful
j assault and a 90-day sentence for
injury to monuments with 75
days suspended. Bail was set
for $200. f
An oral appeal was made at
that titne.
JACK HEFFNER BREAKS LEG
WHILE BLANKET TOSSING
The perfection of the Fourth of
July celebration was marred by
one accident when Jack Heffner
broke his leg while trying to do
the blanket toss.
The crowd was so thick and so
close, it was reported that those
holding the blanket were un
able to move properly to catch
the man when he tumbled.
In the absence of Dr. Wood
cock, who went home for the hol
iday ®a visiting physician Dr.
Charles Hermann of Elizabeth,
New Jersey assisted at the hos
pital.
Lillian Savarria Here For Visit
Lillian Savarria who was with
the NC Co. here for several years
and is now with the Fairbanks
branch of the company has been
visiting over the 4th with friends -
here. She states that Fairbanks
is sweltering in hot weather with
the thermometer over 90 degrees.
-—a
PLAYGROUND WEEKLY SENDS
INVITATION TO TEENAGERS
In a letter to the Chamber of
Commerce, the editor of Play
ground News invites teen-agers
of Nome to write to them, sending
essays and articles for this mag
azine which is published at Fort
Walton Beach, Florida. The let
ter states that the teenagers of
Alaska and the teenagers of Flor
ida are like neighbors now that
Alaska is a state.
Home Canning Demonstration
On Wednesday Night
Jean Burand, representative of
the Extension Service of the
University of Alaska, has an
nounced she will have a demon
stration of home canning at her
residence on Wednesday after
noon at 1:30.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted—Daisy Moto, J. Heff
ner, Paul Luke, Mildred Kelluk,
Glen Lenert.
Dischargd—John Johnson, Wil
bur Arnold, Dora Walluk, Lydia
Noron.
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ORDER EARLY
MS GALENA Sails from Seattle July 9
For Nome, Teller, Kotzebue & St. Michael
Deadline for receiving freight in Seattle
for the Galena sailing will be July 6.
SS TONSINA Sails from Seattle Sept. 18
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Nome Scouting
Groups Share In
Estate Bequest
The Girls Scouts of Nome and
the Boy Scouts of Nome each
received a check this week for
the sum of $1,446.22 from the
estate of C. F. Jannsen through
his trustee O. S. Weaver.
Several years ago C. F. Jann
sen, who was engineer for
many years at the Nome Power
Plant while it was owned by
Mr. Weaver, passed away and
having no heirs left his es
tate to the children of Nome, de
siring tha*t his savings should
stay in the community for its
youth. O. S. Weaver was dele
gated to use the funds as he saw
fit for the young people whom
Jannsen always enjoyed. He
has from time to time given of
this fund for the upkeep to the
Scout building in town and for
repairs to the Dexter Camp. He
has also provided supplies and
equipment for the Girl Scouts.
Mr. Weaver has now closed the
account with the turning over of
the balance in the fund to the
local units of these organizations.
3rd Consecutive Fourth
of July Without Rain
For the third successive year
there has been no rain in Nome
on the 4th of July. There was
some rain in ’55 and ’54 but not
enough to stop the sports or in
terrupt the program. The U. S.
Weather Bureau also reports
there was no rain in 1953 and
1952. Therefore the popular be
lief that it always rains in Nome
on the 4th is erroneous and Nome
ites should advertise that it sel
dom rains in Nome on the 4th
of July.
Clifford Aliatayak's Drivers
License Revoked For 3 Years
Clifford Attatayak had his
driver’s license, revoked for 3
years and was given a 180 day
sentence with 165 days suspended
after being apprehended while
driving a vehicle while under the
influence of liquor. This was
his third offense. *
PTA Sale of Hot Dogs
On 4th Nets $80.00
The PTA announced a very suc
cessful sale on the Fourth of
July at which they sold coffee
and hot dogs. The success of the
sale was largely due to the work
of Dora Johanson and Roscoe
Wilke who assisted throughout
the day. The group netted about
$80.00, it is reported.
Son Born To Floyd Walluks
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walluk
are the parents of a son born on
the fourth of July.
WANT ADS
FOUND—2 keys. Call Nugget.
FOR SALE—Boats—from cruisers
to skiffs. See Cherry. 88
YOUR AVON Representative js
June Jefferies. tf
FO»R SALE—’57 Rambler Station
Wagon. Tel. Main 162. tf
FOR SALE—2-■piece living room
set, 1 occassional chair, Mag
nox TV set. Call at CAA No.
5. 83p
WANTED—Permanent baby sit
ter. Can live in or out. Call
Red 100. After six call Main
69. 81c
FOR SALE—Youth bed, good
shape, $25. New 10" bench
saw with 1 hp motor $225.
Bunk bed and mattress $30.
Call Red 100 until 6.00. 83c
PLEASE WATCH our theater ad
for the date of Where is—As is
Sale at the U.S.O Bldg. Do
not call the theater. tf
Showing Tonight at Nomerama
Two Shows Nightly, Starting at 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.
CLIFTON WEBB
DOROTHY McGUIRE
JEAN PETERS
LOUIS JOURDAN
MAGGIE MCNAMARA
with ROSSANO BRAZZI
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Thanks a milllion, folks,
I have appreciated your business
— Larry Galvin
We are looking forward
to years of pleasant relations.
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— Don & Charlotte Hungerford
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