Smith-Finch Nuptials
Tomorrow Night
At Lutheran Church
Tomorrow evening at Our Sa
;vior’s Lutheran Church, Frances
Smith, daughter of Mrs. John
Short and Mr. Arthur Smith, will
ibecome the bride of Norris Finch.
Miss Grace Fisk arrived from
fSeattle on Wednesday to be part
iof the bud-fjparty.
j A receptic *ss planned at the
Pioneer Hall following the cere
mony.
Colored Film To Be Shown At
^Assembly of God Church Tonight
i A missionary film in color en
titled “The Nile Mother,” will be
-shown at the Assembly of God
^Church at 7:30 p.m. tonight,
i This film is the story of Miss
-iLillian Thrasher who went to
.'Egypt some forty years ago as a
•young girl of 23.
; The film is the living drama of
!a great life, a great love, a great
'heart and a great faith in God,
.which upheld and sustained her
. through the years. It is the testi
;mony of God’s grace and miracu
;lous power in a life fully dedi
cated to Him.
GIRL SCOUTS MAKE
I TRIP TO WEATHER BUREAU
• The Seventh Grade Girl Scouts
|went to the Weather Bureau for
a very interesting orientation by
Mr. Carver about the operation of
the Weather Bureau. Mr. Dave
Billmore made the arrangements
for the Girl Scouts, and the fol
, lowing Scouts attended: Harriet
Liebig, Sally Ailak, Bertha Perry,
’Nancy Bernhardt, Gladys Can
I non, Mary Dunlap, Theresa Kun
• nuck, Lucy James. Miss Martin
i and Mrs. Dunlap accompanied
1 the Girl Scouts.
ELECT
* MIKE STEPGVICH
REPUBLICAN
TO THE
U. S. SENATE
“An Alaskan for Alaska "
Laura Beltz and Neil
Bergt Are Married In
Kotzebue on Wednesday
Laura Beltz, daughter of Mr.
•and Mrs. Bert Beltz of Kotzebue,
and .Neil Bergt, Alaska Airlines
pilot, were united in marriage by
Father McIntyre Wednesday in a
beautiful church wedding at Kot
zebue.
The bride, in a traditional nylon
lace gown' with fingertip veil, car
ried red roses and was accom
panied by Mary Rose Hockbreeck
ner as matron of honor, who was
dressed in a ballerina length white
taffeta dress.
The groom attendant was Dr.
Joe Cumming of Nome, who flew
to Kotzebue for the ceremony,
with his wife, and returned yes
terday.
A reception followed at the
social center of the St. Xavier’s
Church, where a delicious buffet
was served.
The couple is flying to the
States for a two-week wedding
trip, and will return to Kotzebue
to make their home there.
WSCS MEETS TONIGHT
The Women’s Society of the
Methodist Church will meet at
the Parsonage this evening for
the regular monthly meeting, with
Mrs. G. McCray and Lorena Hor
ton as hostesses.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Elizabeth Gray, Mamie Okpea
luk, Mrs. Casper son.
Discharged — Stella 'Dugish,
Isabelle Outwater and infant,
Don Smith, Angelo Buffas, James
Gillis.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Casperson are
the parents of a son born today
at the hospital.
ASTRONOMY NOTES
By OLAF HALVERSON
Those who have been observing
Mars the last week have noticed
something unusual about the |
movement of the planet. The plan
et has apparently moved back
ward in a westerly direction.
This movement is called retro
grade, which means going back
ward.
The real movement of Mars is
still eastward, but because we are
so close to Mars at the present
time, the eastward movement of
the earth exceeds that of Mars,
leaving;it slightly behind.
Tomorrow, Saturday, is an out
standing day with reference to
the planet Mars, because the earth
will be the closest to Mars. It will
take another two years and two
months to be in a similar posi
tion.
If scientists would make an at
tempt to send a rocket to Mars
this would be the proper time.
Likewise, if the old theory of fly
ing saucers sent out from Mars
were true, now would be the
proper time.
Letter-size and legal file folders!
at The Nugget
Scheduled Sailings Every Tuesday
For Seward and Valdez
and Alternate Fridays for Seward.
Write: Alaska Steamship Company,
Box 200, Anchorage
— OR —
Nome Agent For Information
HILARITY UNLIMITED
PROMISED IN HIGH
SCHOOL PLAY NOV. 13
However serious-minded you
may be, it will be almost impos
sible to keep a straight face when
you see “Love Is Too Much
Trouble,” a comedy-farce, pre
sented by the Nome High Schol,
under the direction of Mrs. Wil
liam Cameron.
The play takes place at Ivy Gate
College, and all the action is cen
tered at the ‘^Poison Pot,” an af
fectionate nickname for the col
lege snack bar. The Proprietor,
Toasty, is the motherly type, but
you won’t envy her position when
you see all the dilemmas she en
counters.
Some of the funniest parts are
when Miss Ross, Dean of Women,
comes in to inspect the place, but
instead, is subjected to an exreme
ly bizarre experience; or, when
Joe Burke, who has been re
stricted from the Junior Prom,
tries to get there by masquerad
ing as a girl.
Plan to reserve the evening of
November 13 — you won’t re
gret it!!
Admission will be $1.00. A spe
cial performance is planned for
school children, so no children
allowed on Thursday night. A
FREE nursery will be provided
in the assembly by three high
school girls, Cora Senungetuk,
Daphne Rylander, and Pearl
Johnson.
WANT ADS
FOR SALE — Baby crib. Good
condition. Call Nugget. ltc
FOUND — Pink plastic rim
glasses. Call at Nugget Office.
FOUND — Black coin purse.
Inquire at Nugget Office.
YOUR AVON Representative is
Doris Fennell, Red 77. 142c
FOR RENT — 3-room house. Call
Nugget. 134p
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Two Shows Nightly. Starting at 7:15 an«* 3:15 p.m.
“DON’T KNOCK
THE ROCK’’
BILL HALEY and HIS COMETS
Alan Dale — Alan Freed
The Treniers -- Little Richard
Dave Appell and his Applejacks
SUNDAY and MONDAY
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FRIDAY SUNDAY
6:30—To Be Announced 6:30—Public Service
7:30—Schlilz Playhouse 7:00—Sieve Allen
8:00—Lawrence Welk 8:00—To be announced
9:00—Feature Movie 8:30—Feature Movie
10:15—Sacred Heart
SATURDAY
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