Methodist Sunday School
Pageant To Be Presented
Sunday Evening at 7:30
The Methodist Sunday School
will present its Christmas pageant
Sunday evening at 7:30 at the
Church. The pageant will be in
costume and the reader for the
pageant will be Edna Johnsen.
The Junior Choir, under direction
of Mrs. Robert Baldwin, will par
. ticipate.
Following the pageant Miss
McCoy will take over with the
traditional LWY Community Cen
ter Christmas party.
Singing of Christmas carols on
Christmas Eve has been planned
■with the time to be announced
Monday.
Eight Turkeys Given
Away by Larry Galvin
Eight customers of the Larry
Galvin Stores have claimed their
free Christmas turkeys They are:
Teddy Johanson, Louis Kost,
Mary Gaily, Steve Tocktoo, J. H.
Alexander, Teddy Koweluk, Jack
Reed, and Sam Kakik.
Two customers have not identi
fied themselves yet, stated the
management, and two more tur
keys are yet to be given away
before Christmas.
Aurora Circle Fills
750 Christmas Stockings
Members of the Aurora Circle
and other volunteers filled 750
Christmas stockings last evening
to be given by Santa himself on
Saturday afternoon for children
up to and including the fourth
grade and pre-school children.
Santa will arrive at the school!
Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
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Further contributors to the |
community Christmas program
are:
Eleanor Walker, Army Advis- i
ory personnel, National Guard
personnel, ACS boys, Bronson
Water Delivery, Breakers Bar,
North Star Bakery, Arctic Oil De
livery, E. E, Ford, Richard Small,
Clinton Gray, Vera Miller, Carl
Glavinovich, and the U.S. Mining
Company office.
Fruit cake and cookies for the
Christmas baskets were donated
by the North Star Bakery, and
considerable food has been con
tributed to swell the contents of
the Good Cheer baskets.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Margie Wameke.
Discharged: M.J. Vivieros, Wm.
Attatayuk, Christopher Kagunna,
Leland Frank Oliver, A. Payne.
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Covenant Christmas
Program Sunday
The young people of the Cove
nant Church will present a pro
gram entitled, “The Characters of
Christmas Meet Christ,” Sunday
evening, Dec. 22nd, at 7:30 p.m.
The regular Sunday School pro
gram will be given on Christmas
Eve, Dec. 24, at 7:00 p.m. A spe
cial feature -vVill be pieces and
songs in Eskimo by the older
adults’ class.
This year again, the traditional
Scandinavian “Jul Otta” early
morning service will be held on
Christmas Day at 6:00 a.m.
The annual choir concert will
be presented on Sunday evening,
Dec. 29th, at 7:30 p.m.
An invitation is extended to all
who are free to attend.
Two Fires In Two Days
Yesterday morning the Fire
Department answered a 6 o’clock
alarm but were delayed in get
ting to the house of Annie Pul
lock because the directions given
were not complete.
Chief Marvik today said to be
sure you give the telephone op
erator the correct location of the
fire when making an alarjn call.
Then you should stand outside the
house to signal the fire truck,
especially at night, when it ar
rives.
Another alarm was turned in
this morning from the residence
of Arthur Trigg.
Both the alarms were caused by
overheated stoves and no damage
was reported.
Phyllis Tweet Returns To Teller
Phyllis Tweet leaves today for
home at Teller having spent the
summer here while the old BOQ
building at Nome Field wtfs being
torn down. Lumber salvaged from
the building will be hauled to
Teller by cat train early in the
spring.
Orville Dickman has been in
charge of the dismantling of the
building since early spring.
Baby Girl Bom To Wamekes
A baby girl was born at the
hospital on Dec. 19 to Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Warneke.
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair and cold tonight and to
morrow. Lowest temperature ex
pected tonight around -25. The
high tomorrow -15 to -20.
In last 24 hours: highest tem
perature -9, lowest -23. Max.
wind 9 mph from the north. Sun
rise 10:02 a.m., sunset 1:56 p.m.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature -9, lowest -21. Extremes
on this, date since 1907: highest
36 in 1920, lowest -28 in 1918.
John Belobraidich who has
been working in Kotzebue, is in
Nome for about a month to spend
the holidays.
BASKETBALL
LEAGUE STANDINGS
FOR FIRST HALF
Nome Merchants . 6 0
Polar Hornets . 5 1
A.N.G.-N.S. 4 2
High School . 2 4
Bering Sea Panthers ..2 4
ACS Wamcats . 2 4
Western Electric . 0 6
THE N.C. STORE WILL BE
OPEN MONDAY EVENING
For Christmas Shopping Only
WANT ADS
FURNISHED HOUSE For Rent.
Call White 131. 51c
FOR SALE—Sew. mach., barely
used, $115. Deluxe baby crib
$45. White 131. 51c
FOR RENT—Furnished two-bed
room . house. Call Nugget. 53c
GODOSHIAN rolls the Breakers
at 9. Come one# come all.
E B is welding you. 51p
O B IS WATCHING YOU.
POLAR CURIO
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GLASS
CHRISTMAS CARDS
-it
FINE JEWELRY
Beautiful Diamond
and Nugget Gifts
Waltham, Gruen, Elgin Watches
For Men and Women
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CERAMICS
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GIFT WRAPPING
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STARTING MONDAY
OPEN EVENINGS
Until Christmas
POLAR CURIO
SHOWING AT THE NOMERAMA
Two Show* NighJQy, Slatting aft 7:15 and 9:15 |MB» 4 '
i ' ■ I .v-'-. ' . J i *•, ' I/. $
Co-Starring
GLORIA McGHEE • DICK FORAN • JOHN HOYT
BARTON MacLANE • GEORGE E STONE
and introducing E3 XEMMES
Plus Serial
“KING OF
THE CONGO” j
SUNDAY & MONDAY
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1957
8:00 P.M. NOME SCHOOL GYM
— MUSIC —
"Hark The Herald Angels Sing ....... Band
Processional .... "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear"
"The Buglers" ..Band
"Christmas Voices" . . . ;.Senior Choir
"Star of Midnight" (
"Silent Night" . . ..Junior Choir
"The Lost Chord".Band
"Caniique de Noel".Senior Choir
"O Come All Ye Faithful". Junior Choir
"Christmas Greetings".. Band
"Bethlehem".Senior Choir
Recessional."Joy To The World"
"O Little Town of Bethlehem".Band
Music under the direction of Francis Gorman
— DRAMA —
“Christmas Tree Town”
(A pantomime portraying Santa's Workshop
Santa Claus.Albert Diede
Mrs. Santa Claus .... Gail Mclver
Narrator.Nicky Longley
Santa's Helpers (Brownies Gnomes and Fairies)
First and Second Grade students
MISCELLANEOUS SPEAKERS
Myron Mecklenburg Sally Ailak
Palsy Longley Donny Wall
Johnny Amundsen Dolores Johnson
Linda Doyle
Play under the direction of Forrest Draper.
Costumes for the play by: Evelyn Langhus, list Knudsoty
Ann Gillis, Caroline Coons. Lennie Mae Norland, Nelda Liebig,
Mary Ellen Walsh, Dorothy Emmons, tth Grade Girl Scouts.
Lighting effects: Dave Walsh. Stage setting: Dennis
and the 8th Grade. Tree decorations: Olaf Halverson,
by high school students. " - -s3nK|
The students and faculty of Nome Grade and Hi^|k|
wish you a wgMj^BJ^CHRMTMAS t
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