The Nome nugget., March 14, 1931, Page TWO, Image 2

About The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934

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LOCAL NEWS
’•e way in wh
ich it ha?
ne to b*
s whenever they are o
way from the bnildin
glut-a-beorbinc objects,
'asses and escape the
-ing snow-blind. Ix
Drug Store carry a good line of
.it their advertisement on page.
He < areful—--Wear snow-glasses.
Tre fourth card party and social
■it the Ragles series was played
last Saturday evening with a well
tilled house, not as many attended
as r he former parly, owing to
other functions given th*> same
The winners of prizes were:
First. Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Efoyd:
Keeond. Mrs. Chaus. W. l^ewM and
Mr A. L. Hermansen: conscrtu
tioo Mm A L. Hermansen and
Charles F. Rice. After the games
the evening was spent n dancing.
Refreshments were served after
the conclusion <»f the card games.
CHURCH NOTES
NOME FEDERATED GHIRGH
F. G. FORK ESTER, Minister
Sunday .School .21 A M
Eiveniag Worship 7:40 P.M.
Organ recital Mr?. D E. Crow
Worship Theme: “1 will never
tleave thee nor forsake thee/’
Anthem: "He Careth For Me”.
Bible Drama: "Jamw of Galilee”
Church to Drama
The! Dframa. “James of
(Jalilee”, will he produced tomor
t w night during the sermon hour
at NT)me Federated Church. The
non of Z e-bed ee, who is attracted to
Jffms hv the irresistible appeal of
Ti'. personality. The simple life of
ternlay of the fundamental long
ings and loyalties of the human
soul, are vividly portrayed and ar
tistically anted. The caste. con
sisting of Mrs. Harry Lomen as
listher the wife of Jame*. Holland
Rrousseau as James of Galilee, and
4'has. W. Thornton as Zebedee the
father of James, has been direct
ed by Mjv. I) E. Crowley. Stage
settings though .simple are beaut
ifully suggestive of the spirit of
During the worship service pre
ceding the giving of the play, will
toe a ten minute organ recital, be
ginning at 7:40 The choir will
sing H. R. Palmer’s anthem “He
careth for Me”. There will he nc
sermon—-the play taking up that
portion <>f the hour of worship.
M. K. mum II
21 A. M. Morning Worship anc
Sabbath School.
S> ng Service.
Sermon
Begin the week right and com.
to cjhurch Sunday. Follow mother
training and her advice.
I>ast Saturday afternoon th<
Sunday School class of Miss Sim
iiionson went out iato the hills fo
a hike. On their return the
stopped at Mts. Baldwin’s an.
there Miss Simmonson served to
con and sandwiches. A jolly goo.
time w.:s the report.
Friday afternoon fro-m the Met
bodisr. cjhuroh was held the funer
aJ services for the late Mru. Jaco
Aipodruk. The sympathy of th
community goes out to the berea
For other airplane activities loo
under the Telegraph Bulletin day
cl the week.
Hairy IJHlo, Former Nomeite,
\ow located in N‘*w ■Gnniea
Ireceived here on the last
jrunder date of January 22nd
from H. S. (Harry) Little, form
«■' 1, connected with the 11 amnion
«-i»ntT' nv in Nome. the letters coin
ing 1-oin Sydney. N. S. \V\. it is
learned he will be there for two
nr three months porting out the
foot drediftts of which he will
<;::nioa. The machinery for same
wi” nim. from the United States
very i n accessible portion «>f New
(In;i5«m, so that airplanes are to
be used io lake in the cm-truetion
rnn• cial. The planes are of the
.lunk**r ;>T>e and a«re capable of
carrying a pay load of seven
(thousand pounds, and were deliv
ered at the scene of operations
ihe last part of December.
Mr. Little had been in the sitaees
but short time from Korea,
where he had installed a dredge
fc.r a Japanese Company and had
I instructed Japanese crews in it?
operation, when be was sent out
| on the present job.
He states lie hod a fine trip
across and is very favorably im
|pressed with Australia and wants
| Jim Keenan to be told that he
> (Jim ) sur,i left the country of
I pretty women. He also makes the
! treacherous statement for a Votive
Sen. that lho flowers are prettier
there than in California
| At the time of his writing the
j weather was extremely h't. and
that he was suffering wme from
it. and as he was advised that it
| would be still hotter in February.
He commented in his usual man
I ner as to the contrast between
[Nome and N. S. W. in January.
The Nugget alone with bis host
j of friends in Nome, join in wish
ling him all the success possible
[in hi« new position.
I.OST^— , oblong ivory [tfn. set
in hs5*'1?'. finder plea*».» return
to Nugget (fffice or to Mrs. Anna
Fomeyer, and receive rcvvanl.
big T1MH IX THE OLD TOWN
IONITE—ST. PATRICK'S BALL
will give their annual St. Patrick's
Day entertainment, card party and
dance, tonight. March 14th, at 9
P. M-. at Pioneer Igloo. "
Do not fail to attend this func
tion as it will be one of the best
ever given. The ladies are noted
fo their hospitality. They have
arranged a delightful programme
• : Ulrc-i you will play cards
for very fine prizes to be awarded
the winners, a delicious luncheon
There will be Virginia Reels. Qua
drilles. Rye Waltzes, etc., just to
remind you of the days when you
Ka*t< i*n Star Social.
The Eastern Stars’ will give a
Social, March 21st, 8:45 P.M., at
Masonic Tempi**, to which all Ma
sons, their families and lady
friends; and »J1 Eastern ‘Stars and
their families are cordially invit
ed. Committee.
FAMOUS EDITOR SIXAIN;
star reporter he:ED:
MURDER ROUSES CITY!
The headlines give you an idea
of th„ story; we will nor spoil It
b> telling more, except that speed,
excitement, suspense and hiunor
are the four prim*, characteristics
«>f the “Big News," the • A L L
TALKING Murder Mystery play
coming to the Dream Th**at.re on
next Tuesday and "Wednesday.
“Rose-Marie,” the attraction on
Sunday, i*» tnkt*n from the famous
ojn-ielfa, and is .an unusually
beam if ul picture, enhanced by
special musical accompaniment.
•h an < Yawforil lias the title role,
which she plays with exceptional
skill. •‘Rose-Marie’’ is a screen
Play >ou will enioy and remenib<‘r
for a long time.
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
CARD SOCIAL AND DANCE
l n lcr Auspices Catholic I^adies
At Pioneer Tgloo, *» p. M. Sharp,
Saturday. March 14th, 10&T.
THE NOME KENNEL CLUB
Announces a
GUESSING CONTEST
On the running: time of the
All Alaska Championship Dog Race
CONTEST CLOSES MARCH :i5th.
THE PERSON GUESSING THE NEAREST To THE ACTUAL RUN
NING TIME OF THE RACE WILL RECEIVE 50% OF THE NTET
PROCEEDS OF THE CONTEST. WINNER'S TIME LAST YEAR WAS
18 HOURS, 10 MINUTES, 55 SECONDS.
S. S, VICTORIA
Sailing Schwtule for l«)3l
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June 10th «tiKl August I5tfi
usual tiling Sea find Kotw4m<* Souto'I
lading Teller & tl inarmed -ate port
•nt bw'-i»i<-ss offer-.
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Saturday
Saturday March 1*
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**SK Y SCRAPER’ ’
(Mu>i«a] Accompaniment)
M-G-M News
( One Show at 7:SO.)
Sunday
Sunday Matxli |.%
JOAN <?RAWPr>Kl>
"ROSE-MARIK**
Hous*. peters And James Murra>
(Special Musical Accompaniment)
M-G-M NEWS
(Two shows 7:1«“ and f> p.m.)
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
ROBERT ARMSTRONG CASOb LOMBARD
TOM KENNEDY ^ RAM HARDY
i?j3i§§f§§^?5i§ “ BIG NEWS ”
AN ALL TALKING MYSTERY vPUAY
M-G-M NEWS a LAURKU HARDY (X>M^V
One Show Kftrt Nit*1
SHOW STARTS 8:00 P. M.
INDOOR BASEBALL
Nome vs Mammon
AND
Federate vs Commercials
A. B. Hall
Monday, March 16. 8 P. M.
Admission 50 cts.
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