Good Turnout of
Parents and Teachers
At Monthly Meeting
A good turnout was present for
the regular monthly meeting of
the PTA held Tuesday evening at
the school.
Classrooms were open for in
spection with many of them hav
ing exhibits of the work accom
plished by the students.
Once again the parents of the
students in the second grade class
of Mrs. E. Langhus, by their at
tendance, had the highest count
in attendance.
WEATHER FORECAST
, Cloudy with occasional snow
flurries tonight, partly cloudy to
morrow. Low temperatures ex
pected tonight 0, the high tomor
row 0 to 5.
In last 24 hours: highest tem
perature 8, lowest -4. Sunrise at
9:19 a.m., sunset at 2:20 pun.
Extremes this date sinc6 1907:
highest 35 in 1950, lowest -36 in
1948.
Sir Walter Raleigh was be
headed as a spy.
NOTARY PUBLIC
at
NUGGET OFFICE
★
FOR
SALE
CHRIST
MAS TREES,
LENGTHS FROM
TWO FT. TO SIX FT.
PRICE: 85c PER FOOT
STANLEY
AMAROK
WHITE MOUNTAIN. ALASKA
GLUE POT
Soda Fountain '
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CIGARS, CIGARETS
TOBACCO
CANDY
FRESH ICE CREAM
EVERY DAY
The new Sweptside 100 Dodge truck for 1958 has the style to do double duty as
a passenger car. Its bold new styling is emphasized by twin headlights, liberal chrome
trun and massive chrome bumpers. It is powered by a 204-horsepower V 8 engine.
R can carry 1,675 pounds. Loading height is less than 24 inches.
This is the type of car which will be given away by the Galvin Stores In December
Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks: Mary Diede.
To Fairbanks: Alfred Wolk, A.
R. Reebs, Edith, Robert, Richard,
and Alison Munz, F. G. Leonard,
Gary B. Bash, Herbert McCurry,
Raymond Brown, John Mooney. *
From Kotzebue: John B. Man
uel, John B. Browne, Orville D.
Thomas, Chas. M. Brinley.
Vacation Postponed
Because of Roof Garden
Nick Simeon, proprietor of the
one and only “Glue Pot” in Alas
ka, had airplane reservations for
the States this week. His itinerary
is to include Reno, > Florida and
Australia.
However, Nick suddenly real
ized that he would miss the Roof
Garden, so he postponed his de
parture until December 10th.
_ — Paid Advt.
Carrie McLain “Selling”
Alaska To Texas
Carrie McLain, on her goodwill
tour of the States, has been fea
tured on the front page of the
Fort Worth, Texas, newspaper,
showing her nugget jewelry pre
sented to her by the Nome Cham
ber of Commerce and holding a
2V£-ounce gold nugget in her
hand.
The former city clerk and mag
istrate is “selling” Alaska wher
ever she goes as she shows pic
tures and speaks at business clubs
throughout the States.
Nome Laundry
& Cleaners
.
CALL MAIN 29
FOR PICKUP
JOE AMAHOK. Proprietor
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MUSICAL PROGRAM f
Presented by the Ministers for
UNIVERSAL BIBLE SUNDAY
Sunday, December 1, 1957 4:00 p.m.
At the Community Methodist Church
Organ Solo . . . Miss Brown
Solo . . Pastor Mecklenburg
“The Lord’s Prayer,” Malot
Duet . The Amundsens
“Jesus 'JVhispers Peace”
Scripture Reading Pastor Amundsen
Choral Number Ministers, & Wives
“The Bible Stands” > . \
Solo . ... . Mrs. Bibb
“The Loveliness of Christ”
Poem .... Pastor Bibb
Duet .... The Bachelders
“Precious Holy Bible”
Accordion Trio . The Ministers
Intermission 1
Announcements by Pastor Knudson
Translated Hymns Native Group
Solo . . Mrs. Mecklenberg
“Spirit of God”
Duet Mrs. Bfbb, Miss Brown
Duet .... The Amundsens
“His Name Is Jesus”
Piano Solo . . . Mr. Bachelder
“Open My Eyes, That I May See
Duet Pastors Knutsen & Amundsen
Hymn . Pastors & Wives
“Send the Light”
Benediction . . Pastor Knudson
Participating: Rev. Harriet Brown, Assembly of God; Rev.
and Mrs. Willard Mecklenburg, Communty Methodist Church;
Rev. and Mrs. Roald Amundsen, Covenant Church; Revi and
Mrs. Edgar Bibb, Church of the Nazarene; Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Bachelder, Nome/Gospel Home. Rev. and Mrs. Thos.
A. Knudsen, Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, and others.
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