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Evening star., 1937-08-29
Miss Patsy Morehead
Bride Of Mr.. Stubblef1eld,

HUNTERS HAVEN, the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Moreheae
OF 6tuarts Draft, Va, was the scene
OF An alfresco wedding yesterday al
high noon. when Mr. and Mrs. More
heads daughter Miss Patsy More
head, was married to Mr.. Frederick
n. stubblefeld.
Tne ceremony. which was performed
by DR.. John Sller. pastor of Thinking
Spring Church, took place in the lovely
garden of the home. Mrs. Harry
Hevener Of staunton played a selec-
ton OF music, and just before the
Ceremony Miss Nancy Morehead sang.
The bride, who was escorted by her
father. wore a wedding gown of
white georgette over taffeta, redingote
style, trimmed with duchess lace, and
her maline veil, hem length, was
caught with coronet of California
buds and gypsophila.
The only attendant was her sister,
Miss Nancy Wysor Morehead, wear
ing gown of jade green organza with
gold thread lines, with a bolero of
gold lame cloth and picture hat of
green Neapolitan braid. She carried
a sheath Of gladiol tied with Tails
man tulle.
Preceding the bride also was little
Patsy Van Lear Waite as flower girl.
Mr.. Stubblefield had for his best
man Mr.. Henry Dickerson Of Waynes-
boro, and the ushers We're the Messrs.
Moffett Black and Robert McChesney
OF stuarts Draft and Harry Breithaupt,
1r., Of Salem, Va, and WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Morehead, the mother of the
bride. wore sheer crepe in periwinkle
shades, with matching lace cascade,
and her flowers were gardenias.
The bride attended William and
Mary College, Roanoke College and the
University of Virginia
Mr.. stubblef1eld, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Stubblefeld of Tennessee.
received his NJ S. degree from the
University Of Tennessee and is now
IN Wamesboro, where the Young
couple will live after September 20,
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They are taking three-week trip
through the South.
A buffet luncheon was served after
the ceremony to about 100 guests.
Miss Ellen Archer Ticer
Wed Yesterday Afternoon.
MISS ELLEN ARCHER TIGER:
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Edmund
F. Ticer Of Alexandria, Va, and Mr..
Angus Stanley King, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William M. King of Alexandria,
were married yesterday afternoon at
5 o'clock in st. Pauls Episcopal
Church in Alexandria by Bishop Fred
erick Goodurn, Bishop Coadjutor Of
Virginia. Preceding the ceremony
Miss Margaret Alexander played the
organ and Miss Grace Powell played
the violin The altar was decorated
with candles, madonna lilies and white
gladioli.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a white mar
quisette gown fashioned on old-fash-
ioned lines with drop neckline and
flnger-tip veil caught with lilies of
the valley She carried an old-fash-
ioned bouquet Of gardenias and lilies
of the valley.
Mrs. Donald S. King was matron of
honor, wearing white organza gown
embroidered in blue with white ma
line hat trimmed in blue ribbon
streamers. She carried an old-fash-
ioned bouquet OF white roses and del
phinium.
Mr.. Donald s. King Of Alexandria
was the best man and the ushers were
Mr.. Park Ticer, Mr.. Edmund Ticer,
Mr.. James Ticer and Mr.. John Ticer
of Alexandria.
A small reception was held for the
members Of the immediate families
and intimate friends at the home of
the brides parents.
When the bride and bridegroom left
on wedding trip the former wore
light green knitted suit with London
tan accessories and a corsage OF gar
denias. They will make their home
in Alexandria.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. King attended
William and Mary College. and the
bridegroom also attended George
Washington University. The bride
taught at George Washington High
School in Alexandria, where the bride
groom is practicing law. The bride
Is member of Kappa Alpha Theta
Sorority and the bridegroom Of Kappa
Alpha Fraternity.
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Miss Emily North King
Married to Mr.. Church
Wedding Is Performed in st. James Church,
Warrenton-Miss Patsy Morehead Is
Bride of Mr.. Stubblefeld

ME- marriage OF Miss Emily North King daughter Of Mr.
Mrs Burruss King of stuyvesan Warrenton, Va and Mr.
Melville Church. I'd, of Mr.. Melville r. Church and
Church of Washington took place yesterday
in St. James Church In Warrenton The Rev Paul Della
field Bowden ocated Mr. T. w. Street oganst played
wedding The church banked with lilies
The bride who given in marriage by her father
ivory satin and tue and point lace veil which
been in the family for four generations Her bouquet
taisman and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs Harrison Cokett Of Philadelphia sister OF the bride
atron OF honor wearing pink aeta made with full
sweeping skirt and tightly fitting waist She bouquet
OF dphnums and lilies of the valley The maid
was Miss Jane Wilbur the brides cousin who similar
tune and carried similar bouquet.
The bridesmaids Miss Whelmina Kirby Of New York
Miss Anne Kenyon Of Providence r. t. Miss Mary Tyler
mick and Miss Casse Parker of Washington Miss George Forbes
Of Huntington W Va cousin of the bride and Miss Margaret
Brooke of Cleveland the
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matron and maid OF honor, but OF
blue taffeta, and they carried bouquets
Of roses delphinium, lilies of the val
ley and gypsophelia.
Mr.. Church had as his best man
Mr.. Eugene Meyer. Sd, Of Mount
Kisco, N. Y. and the ushers were
Mr.. J. North Fletcher and Mr. Will
liam N. Wilbur of Warrenton, cousins
OF the bride; Mr.. John Dove, Mr..
Charles Mckinney and Mr.. Andrew
Parker Of Washington, and Mr.. Jack
Victor Of New York.
Immediately after the ceremony a
large reception was given at Stuy-
vesant, home Of the brides parents.
The bride is popular member OF
the younger set in Warrenton and
one Of the most accomplished horse
women IN the Eastern States. She took
her preparatory courses at Stuyvesant
School and attended the Old Field
School, Baltimore, Md. She is a
great-granddaughter of the late John
Murray Forbes of Warrenton and of
the late Capt. James H. North. who as
g. young naval officer assisted in lay
Ing the first Atlantic cable and after
wards served in the Confederate Navy
Through her father she is descended
from Peter Stuyvesant, Colonial Gov
ernor Of New Amsterdam
Mr.. Church, whose father is a
Washington lawyer, was graduated
from Yale University, class of '35
Among the out-of-town guests were
MIR. and Mrs. John Tyssowski OF New
York, uncle and aunt of the bride
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Brainard w.
Parker Of Washington Mrs. Luke
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Innis Forbes
OF Huntington, w. Va; Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart w. Jackson, Mr. George Chap
pell and Mr. Guy Dunlop, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Irwin Dunn and Mr..
Herbert Bryant of Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. Church's going-away dress was
Iof beige with a jacket trimmed in
Ifox. After their wedding trip Mr., and
Mrs. Church will live near Warrenton,
where Mr.. Church has leased coun-
try place.
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longingly over the last spoonful.
Next time you plan party :.
especially party for one of your
children, delight them with Indi-
vidual Ice Cream Molds. The chill
dren's variety include-"Three Lit
tie Pigs" Battle Ship, Red Riding
Hood, Puss in Boots-and many
other amusing favorites. They
cost but sl,75 a dozen. See your
nearest MEADOW GOLD dealer
or call Lin. 5000.
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Wedding Of Miss Davidson and
Mr.. Smith Yesterday Afternoon.

THE Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church WAS the scene
yesterday afternoon at o'clock Of the
wedding Of Miss Dorothy Steele David
son, daughter OF Mrs Mary Waite
Davidson of the Colonial Village in
Arlington. Va, and Mr.. Milton Albert
Smith, son Of Capt Milton D. Smith
OF the Trafiic Bureau of the Metro
politan Police. The Rev. Bernard
Braskamp officiated. The church was
decorated with palms. ferns and can
delabra, holding tall, lighted tapers,
and while the guests were assembling,
Mr.. Eber Riley, church organist, gave
q program Of music, and also played
the traditional wedding marches.
The bride was given in marriage BY
her Oldest brother. Mr. Hunter David
son. She wore princess gown Of
white eyelet organdy. fashioned with
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cooking. Homemade pies, pastries
and desserts. Uplifting beverages.
Myra Lorenz will entertain you
nth her "Personalized Analysis"
Luncheon, tea, dinner and SUM-
day dinners. 20th and R ST. No.
89l8.
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but their effect Is
as stimulating as
an extra de luxe
course that every
one eXcla inns over.
A colorful center
piece of flowers
will often times
make a dinner
and will most Ger
t a inly end the
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3 l o v e 3. Your
gloves are re-
turned to you
snowy white and
fresh looking -
practically new.
It costs but zoe q
pair to clean
short ones, 25c for
long ones. And
1T 8 m all cost
thev1l b. at1irdilv
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Parsons New York School of Fine
and Applied Arts-and also from
University of Pennsylvania Archi-
tectural School. He has profess
sional connections In Washington.
a IN interior designer. ll43
CONN. AVE. Phone NAT. o054.
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IL yOuI ndI
has reached
q Jagged"
edge you
still want q
cool" per-
m q n e n I
that'll keep
its c u r
against the
odds of salt
Evening star., 1937-08-29

T" AAAb " 4 ' IA
her is to take
her to THE
PARROT for
a delicious
dinner. De-
! g c t a b ! e
8 o u t hern
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Poeter to their
staff for Fall,
as the new
instructor in
Interior Deco
ra t ion and
Color Theory.
He can (if he
likes) boast Of
being an hon.
~ ~ an HHNrA
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d e ! icious,
t r E 5 h
wholesome
I | q V or
m q k e S
young and
old linger
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it is absolutely
fresh and pure .
when you buy de-
licious homemad de
F A N N I E M A Y
CANDY. Fannie
May Candy Girls
make them fresh
daily right
here in Wash
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4" JUST AROUND THE
CORNER Next to
taking her down the aisle OF
church the biggest way to make
Evening star., 1937-08-29

WOIlNVQllc
to indulge
in c lie a r
NJ o ] u d s
I r o m
JOS E P H
r H A r =
RIS. Skirts
II and IA
| n c h e s
from the
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s H Q r E
HAM. Smart
folk round
w a shington
have discov-
cred the art
Of joyful liv-
ing here i.
with the sky
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as the ceiling Of your dining room
and the beauty OF Rock Creek Park
forming the background. Dance
to Barnees music-and enjoy a
sparkling revue. Phone Robert
for reservations-ADA O7oO.
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" YOUNG WASHINGTON
KNOWS" Knows
what? Knows that it's MEADOW
GOLD ice cream they like the best.
Evening star., 1937-08-29

water and Summer winds, that can
be combed or brushed into several
smart coiffures. Go to GABRIEL'S s
lob CONN. AVE. NAT. 8l88,
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i" THE sMARTEsT WOMEN
acknowledge that the
SOUTHERN STELOS is an au-
thority on the cleaning Of nne
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" CAY DAYS ARE STILL
AHEAD on the vaca-
ton calendar" Days Of swimming,
tennis, golf, sailing and dancing
Evening star., 1937-08-29

" GETTING RIGHT DOWN
TO Fundamentals! +"
The life Of party depends on keep
ing your guests busy and collected.
Evening star., 1937-08-29

Hldhc CVDh-
ing on e OF
the most joy
Gus Of all the
arts. THE
P A L A I S
r O Y A LIS
Fall Pres
entation Of
Housewares"
ro~ar ~
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A BEAUTY
IlP-QEE!

kothorine Hepburn, currently
billed in "Stose Door," ploys
ssveroI comes Of golf eoeh
week, ond olwoys oppIies an
emollient ereom before putting
on Iipstiek. This prevents the
lips from drying in the wind
ond sun,
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provide new opportunity to wear
MOULD "Clariphane" stockings
in the flattering new Fall shades
created by Orry-Kelly, famous
Hollywood fashion designer. 81
pair g prs, $3.50. 1924 F ST.
Evening star., 1937-08-29

Kitchen and linen
closet tete-a -tetes
may be all right,
but they're death
to a party. MR..
FOSTERS RE-
NJ E M B r ANCE,
S H o P has the
m ost delightful
Evening star., 1937-08-29

II your
eyes q re
] q r 9 .
T o Y n d
q n d in
cIined TO
be promi-
n E n I at
q H., b. {
{ q re fu ]
not TO use
Evening star., 1937-08-29

ANN sOTHERN too much
moke-up on them, odvises Ann
Sothern, stor Of Don't FORGET
to Remember" EIonqote your
brows os much os possible and
oppIy shodow only at the outer
edges Of your lid.
Do not oppIy dry rouge be-
fore powderine. advises Thelmo
Leeds, sonsstress in the cost
Of THE 1oost Of New York"
The film Of powder first pre-
vents the rouge sroins from
entering the pores Of the skin.
Don't try to weor the cur
rent poee-boy coiffures unless
your foee is pretty ond piquont.
ond not too round. eoutions
horHet hiIIiord.
Evening star., 1937-08-29

monotony of family meals. GUIDES
floral artists will arrange stun
ming floral centerpiece for your
table. 1924 CONN. DIS. $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-08-29

THE PADRE" has
no less than nine
lives. A walking
life. A sightseeing
life. A shopping life.
A spectator sports
life. A life at the
Country Club. A
life on the Campus.
Evening star., 1937-08-29

a time when houseware stocks at
home have to be replenished Here
are a few of the items: A Wear
Ever Saucepan set-a /. liz and 2
quart size. double Tipped, with cool
handles, for 1924. A Sterro Elec-
trio Washer for S995 complete
with galvanized tub. sealed-in motor
and gears fine for babies
clothes. A well-built Equi- -Thermol.
Tabletop stove full porcelain
with porcelain-lin ovens. auto
matte flash lighter s3598. Key
stone Food Chopper, family size
with three cutting knives. complete.
89c. A Top-of-Stove Oven, made
Of heavy sheet metal. Glass in door
and heat indicator, shelves, 81.
Stocks are complete. Mail or phone
orders are accepted THE PALAIS
ROYAL. :. Fifth Floor. DIS. 44OO.
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a HE III Lne SCHOOL
room. A travelling life. And above
ala smart life. THE PADRES"
an old softie-that's why the smart
est women adore him. His mission
In life is to keep women smart and
comfortable-at moderate cost. AL
ready he's become so popular he's
found himself carbon copied all
over town. Sometimes he accom-
panies some one in brown an
other time some one in black. You,
too will become one OF his fer
vent followers-so stop by ART
CRAFT-and make his acquaint-
ance. 11Ol CONN. AVE.
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heart Of the
E We rglades.
or the cool
green noun
tains Of YER
mont
t h E VI all
q d ore the
IT,
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/" 60 YOU'RE SHOWING
THEM THE TOWN?"
Well, whether they come from the
farm lands Of Minnesota. or the
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"Ho:"s5REsre" !: q 5&Ea,,e lou"

" THIS YEARS CROP OF
MRs."-has a strong
yen for THE PADRE" Nothing
like starting happy home life, Of,
m Tho vioht <oott
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ington. 10 varieties to choose from
and only 6oc . pound, It's
the ideal gift always. Seven Fannie
May Candy Shops. Open evenings
and Sun. Main store at 1910 E ST.
" KNOW YOUR FLORAL
PSYCHOLOGY" OF
course. flowers will not take the
place Of good food on your table
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" HAVING A WONDERFUL
TINE you'll say
anytime you 90 dinner or supper
dancing on the TERRACE at the
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they'll Be sturdily repaired By ma
chine. 6l3 TWELFTH ST.
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comfort Of the Dining Room at the
HOTEL HAMILTON. The delicious
foods beautifully served amid
lovely surroundings are q de-
light. Full course luncheons are
75c-man-s dinners are l.25.
Located 14th and K SITS. Dis. $3.50.
I" TOAST OF THE TOWN"
-. goes to the ABB
BOTT ART SCHOOL for their
smartness in adding Mr.. Horace
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" Five PIECES OR FIVE
POUNDS no mat
ter how much or how little candy
you buy you can be sure that
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" HONE ON THE RANGE"
You need a lot Of new
pots and pans and stirring collec-
ton Of new spoons and gadgets to
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MR. FOSTERS
REMEMb RANCE
SHOP

the 3rd floor-to spice any party
and all are temptingly priced Chill
dren's games, too-that make de-
llghtful gifts. sos 18th ST.
Evening star., 1937-08-29

Law. He has been q member Of the
Speakers Bureau Of the Community
Chest Of Warrington for several years
and ~ = young boy established a
long distance endurance bicycle record
by riding continuously for - hours
~ minutes around the roadways Of
Potomac Park. He is q member OF
the Kenwood Country Club
Out Of town guests included the
brides uncle, the Rev. Hunter David
son Of Charles Town, w. Va; her
aunt, Miss Cole Waite of Macon, Ga.
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. scholz Of
Union, N. ].
Miss Mary Roberts
And Mr.. Hermens Wed,
Mr.. AND MRS. WILEY r,
ROBERTS announce the mar
riage Of their daughter, Mary Ruth,
to Mr.. Ferdinand Alloys Hermens yes
terday at the Church Of st. Mary
Magdalen in Brighton, England. The
bride is a graduate Of St. Joseph's
College, Emmitsburg, Nd, and the
bridegroom received his doctors de-
gree from the University OF Bonn in
Germany. After wedding trip
through England and France DR.. and
Mrs. Hermens will return to this
country around the end Of September
and DR.. Hermens will resume his
duties At the Catholic University
where he Is assistant professor Of
economics.
Miss Evelyn BarKer
and Mr. Hobbs Wed.
A CHARMINGLY arranged lawn
wedding took place yesterday at
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+" An OR RcH1D TO
ANKLES" Yes,
ankles are the fashion again! Not
since post days has it been 30
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(see WEDDING, Page Esq
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Annual Municipal and School Board Election will be held on Tuesday, April 9th, l937 at City Hall, Nome, Alaska. for the purpose of electing the fol- lowing officers viz:
 Mayor; three members of the Common Council; City Treasur- CT; City Attorney; City Clerk and Member of the School Board. Polls will open at 8 AM. and close at 6 P. M
 M. J. WALSH,
 City Clerk Publish 29th, 3Oth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29
LOCAL ITEMS
NOTICE TO DOG RACE ENTRANTS NOME KENNEL
 CLUB MARATHON

Registration for the 3 day Mar athon Dog Race April 1, 2, 3, will close at Noon Wednesday March 31 and drawing for position for all three days of the Race will be held at that time. The entrance fee is SlO.0O. Registration to be made at Nome Drug Store and drawing at the same store Driv- CTS are requested to register as soon as possible.
 NOME KENNEL CLUB
 J. G. McDougall, Secty.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29
faction of knowing You Tried.

There was fine gathering of white mothers and babies this morning for examination at the Maynard Columbus Hospital, we will have Some Show There.
 Mothers of babies of Mixed Blood are requested to have their babies at the Maynard Columbus Hospital tomorrow morning be- tween ten and twelve o'clock for examination; and Native mothers with their babies on Wednesday morning at the same hour.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29
Registration Slow For 3 Day Race
 Cape, Return

Registered for the 3 day dog marathon race to Cape Nome and return is Chas. Blatchford of Col ovn. He is the only one todate, although it is understood that nearly dozen more are planning to register.
 Registration closes Wednesday March 3lst, at noon, at which time drawing for place will also take place.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29
NOTES ON FAIR

In Division GID Handicraft and Needle Work-Cut work was in- advertently omitted from the pre- mi,1m list. CUT WORK is elig- ble for exhibition and will be ac- cepted We want as big an ex- hibition in this department as we know the women of Nome are capable of showing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29

Mrs. Lincoln, following an op- eration at the hospital was dis charged today and returned to her home at White Mountain.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29
Course Nome in Charge
 Shallit April l

Abe Shallit, who arrived here today via plane, is the special instructor appointed to conduct the elementary short mining cour SC, planned by the extension bureau of the University of AL aska.
 The course is to start at Nome April lst, it was declared, and many who signed up several mon ths ago, are anxious to get busy and proceed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29

Ii is too bad there is not book being made on this Marathon dog race. Boy what a chance to make some dough. Rumor has it that there will be fifteen entries and "aint' that something. Eff teen entries and three days. Have you wiped the sleepers out of your eyes to see those morning tryouts? It is going to be a dog race. II was not like that in the olden days. By this time friends would be buying chains for some of us.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29
Hospital Notes

A baby boy was born to MT. and Mrs. Bob Roberts at the May hard Columbus Hospital Saturday with Dr. Thomas Morcom in at tendance. Mother and baby boy are doing nicely it was reported and father Bob is receiving all the congratulations from their friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29

We plan to have the booths all in shape for the hanging and plac ing of exhibits Tuesday night but request that the work in the Booths of displaying the exhibits does not start until Wednesday noon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29

All you school children who like Out Door Sports are going to have your chance. Skiing, dog racing, etc. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. You have to try to win, Backbone is worth a lot more than Wishbone. What if you do lose? Maybe you might win and you will have the satis-
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29

Mrs Ralph Hansen and baby, wife of the Rev. Hansen at White Mountain, left the hospital today for their home there.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29

The School Board and MT. Pool have been very courteous in view of the shortened school year in allowing us to take up some of the school time in getting our Fair in shape to open Thursday. We wish to cooperate with them in every way we can.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29

You have a snap shot you like. why not exhibit it. If it gives you pleasure why not some one else. Get the spirit and let's make this REAL Fair.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29

What happened to the perform CTS in Nome? Why so bashful? Wake up. wake up. There is plenty of talent in Nome that can entertain and amuSe us. Don't be backward about coming for ward. No one is barred, sex, race. color or previous condition of servitude cuts any ice. We want to see WHAT YOU CAN DO We have put up prizes and you can get some fun out of it any way. Come on in the water is fine and ten bucks is worth trying for.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29

Newspaper advertising will develop new business for you.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-03-29

You can save $2.0O by vance for the Nome Daily Nugget. Do it now!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-11
Injured Rancher Gets
Aid After Hard Trip

Suffering a compound fracture Of the
right knee in a timber hauling accident
recently, Jerry Cunningham Of the
Scott Peck ranch near Anaconda un-
derwent a to%rturous, pain-wracking ex-
perience of six hours near the home
ranch in the Big Hole basin before OBJ
tanning medical aid.
He suffered a compound fracture
when a tree he was Shaking" out Of
the forest became entangled with q
stump and another tree. Upon break
ing loose from the ENHANCEMENT the
"back-lash" Of the large pole struck
him q severe blow on the right leg.
Cunningham, who was alone, said he
attempted to stand on the injured leg,
believing he had suffered only a severe
bruise. 1.-THE leg buckled under me
like a broken match STICK" he said.
He made crude splints with small
pieces of wood and bound the leg with
q large handkerchief. He then made a
pair Of crutches with a pocketknife and
bound the top of the sticks with gunny-
sacks.
In this manner and suffering agon-
izing pain, he hitched the team Of
horses to the wood-hauling rig and
rode to the home ranch. He arrived
at the ranch at l O'Clock in the after
noon, after suffering four hours with
the compound fracture.