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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-01-28
Pending i'm the Circuit Court of
said Mcdowell County.

Pending i'm the Circuit Court Of
said Mcdowell County.
The objcs ~ this suit is to obtain
from the defendant hy the plaintiff =
divorce from tho bonds Of matri-
mony ana Tor general relief.
And it appearing from an affidavit
now ON file with The papers in this
cause, that The defendant is non
resident ~ Tho Stnte ~ West Virginia (:
il is therefore ordered that the said
defendant do appear ar the Clerks
OFFICE of the Circuit curt OF Mellow
ell County within ono month from the
date OF Che firI' publication OF this
order and do what is necessary to
protect her interest herein.
And if i9 FURTHER ordered that a
copy " 'his order ' published once
q week for three successive weeks i'm
some newspaper " general circulation,
published JOB said Mcdowell County.
a copy TcHo:
HOBART F PAYNE, CLERK
Circuit Cour, Mcdowell County,
Wcst Virginia.
STEWART CALHOUN, p. @.
Date Of first publication: Fri
day January %, 1898.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-01-28

hurt his feelings. / didn't see
him when he came across the
ring"
Meanwhile Jacobs is casting
about for an opponent for Max
Baer on the March II date.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12
ALLEGAN

Mrs. Louis Salters intends 10
visit Detroit during the current
month, or not later than the first
OF April.
Eugene ROLAND visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Simpson one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Dungey and
children, and Miss Winefield
Mitchell, were guests of Mrs.
Grace Brown and family Thurs
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosland Gowens
will entertain the Merry Makers
club next Thursday.
Mrs. louis Salters was guest
OF her father Joseph Reno, In
and Mrs. Henry Martin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ward and Mr.. and Mrs.
Standley Hutchens. all OF Detroit
were Sunday guests OF their uncle
Mr.. Harris who Is improving.
Other local residents on the sick
list are Miss Viola Freeman. Mrs.
I.eona Babbs. Robert Burnett and
Mark Nicely II is reported that
they are much improved
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12
EAST END NEWS
by Julia Mae Turner
Zion Baptist Church

sunday School opened at 10 a
H. last Sunday by the superinten-
dent. A. Hockaday. The teachers
were very instructive in the dis
cussion OF the lesson.
AT 1880 a. m. Rev. whoey. pas
tor, delivered an inspiring sermon
which was welf received by the
large congregation present. Mem
bers and friends of the church still
pray for the recovery OF Mrs. Pet
Tie who remains on the sick list.
Zion church Is progressing rapid
ly under the able pastorate Of Rev.
Whoey. The Junior Choir, under
The leadership OF Mrs. Green hope
10 appear before the public In the
near future.
East Lake Baptist Church
East Lakes Junior Choir. direct
ed by Mrs Boone. plans TO present
q unique program at some future
date The Il. Y. =. L. OF whom Ben
Smith IS president will attend the
city union Sunday. March IL ~
which time solo will be rendered
by Miss Turner.
The 5. S gave a program Tues
day night al which time the East
End debaters demonstrated their
talent on the subject. Revolution
and Religion The affirmative was
upheld by Walter Hardy, Lavell
Harris while the negative was dc
Tended by Kerwood Turner. velma
Lisle and Allen Rodgers.
Younger Set
Several OF the younger set enjoy
ed a gay time al velma Isles home
last Sunday night. New to our gang
is Christian Mumford.
1t Is rumored that certain
six raised a slight fog on Hast
ings street last Sunday night
Now to answer "A few OF last
weeks questions:
The young lady that so timidiy
left The McDuffie home when q
young gentleman entered was none
other than Mary Turner
Walter Hardy has more than one
rival on the battle field of love.
Estellas real love. we canno
say. but we do know Troy Is okay
Elizabeth's latest flame Is Cor
nelius Collins.
The East Ends play girl is none
other than Rosanna McDuffie.
Several people speak OF thu
young loves of our set. Well
!sprine is coming and the younl
mans fancy roams; but between
you. me and the gatepost the oil
jman's fancy roams too.
Read the Tribune next week 10
more about our gang See YOU then
| hopa, hopa. hopa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12

away from me.
Read the Detroit Tribune each
week and boost II to your friends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12
Vews From Suburban Detroit nd Michigan Cite

Kalamazoo. Mich. spending three
days, returning home Friday.
Guests in Allegan Sunday from
Kalamazoo were Mr.. and Mrs
Harrison Burnett. Mrs. Edna Cox.
and Messrs. Rodney Howard. Fos-
ter Smith. and Merle Burnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laverne May en-
tertained guests from Kalamazoo
Thursday night
From Kalamazoo came Messrs
Foster Smith and Rodney Howard.
From Allegan we're Misses Mary
Brown. and Alemeda Bowers, and
Sidney Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bates were
guests OF Mrs. Grace Brown and
also guests of Mrs. Hern and Mrs.
Payne.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12
SAGINAW


The Sunday School at Taber-
nacle Baptist Church was opened
Sunday by supt. w. M. Ponder At
1880 q. m. the pastor, Rev. y. b.
Jones. preached q very helpful
message. At 3 .. m. Rev. w. M. Nc
Cody. OF Bay City. and his choir.
rendered a fine program. In inter-
est OF the Pastors Aid Club. OF
which Mrs. Willie Simmons IL
president. Al. 8 .. m, the ByPU
was opened by the president. Sam
uel Hall. The attendance was good.
Sunday. March 10, the BYPU
will celebrate founders day at
Tabernacle Church. All are invit-
ed to be present Margaret Clark
will be mistress Of ceremonies.
Evening services will be con-
Quoted at 1880 o'clock. All are
welcome.
The Missionary circle met with
Mrs. John Jordan. s22 N. 9Th Ave.
A dainty two-course luncheon was
served. The teacher. Mrs. Alta
Ponder. gave fine talk on the
lesson. Mrs. Mable Bowman Is
president.
The Christian Willing Workers
Club met at the home OF the presi-
dent. Lille Neuman, 1915 NJ Sth
avenue, March 3, at 1880 D. m.
A debate was held between Dav-
Id Moore and Calvin Beatty, sub
Iect, Which IL more Valuable,
Fire Or WaterT' Mr.. Moore was
speaker in behalf OF Fire. Mr.. Be-
atty argued for water. All pres
mt enjoyed the debate.
The Saginaw Branch Of the N. A.
4. q p. will meet Sunday. March
g at Zion Baptist Church. Second
Ind Johnson streets. Noah VIII
Jams is president.
Mrs. Title Dorsey Is iii at her I,
Tome and viii be glad TO have
riends visit her.
Tabernacle Baptist Church wish
g TO commend Mr.. and Mrs. Al
'ert Williams. 9S5 ". Third street.
or their kindness toward the
hurch, It's pastor and auxiliary
They are staunch
and deserve full praise.
kindly send your local news 10
he Saginaw reporter over the
Teek-end, 80 Il can be mailed IN
me to reach the Detroit office by
Ionday mornings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12
Conant Gardens News

A number Of our friends are on
the sick list this week. including
Mrs. Bessie Smith, of Klinger St. (;
Mrs. Lend Champion. Nevada St.. /;
Mrs. Gertrude Harris Stockton st.
and Mrs. Sallie Williams, Nevada
street. Best wishes for a speedy re-
covery are extended TO these lad
les.
Marian Sanders. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Sanders, OF
Norwood street. thanks her many
friends who have been so kind to
her during her illness. She hopes
TO be back with them soon at
Pershing High School
The Senior Choir OF Vernon
Chapel A. NJ +. Church Is spon-
soring the Supreme Male Quartet,
In program TO be rendere1
Thursday. March 10, at p. m.
The Friendly Ten Club met at
the home OF Mrs Anna Williams,
on Hancock street. A delicious re-
past was served
Bridge was the pastime OF the
evening
Know Them BY These Words:
U. Dts getting to be q con-
gromerated affair.
d. XIII have to hang up now.
I have a customer.
G. C.-we' waiting for live
one.
X. B.-I saw somebody with for
ty five cents.
c. 1.-THE way l feel now. I'D
tell him a plenty-and that's the
beautiful truth.
r. K.-They pitched little WOO
at the party.
f. e. and r. CT mean.
j. B.-They take all the girls
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12
HIGHLAND PIX.
BY sadie Price

Here we are again, Tribune
Readers. Your scribe hopes you all
are well.
Monday, we had the pleasure If
meeting an old friend OF the neiga-
borhood. out here visiting some OF
the old haunts, In the person cf
Miss Vera Hatton. She was looking
fine and at present Is secretary to
Ed Davis, of the Davis Motor Sales
at Vernon Highway and Beaubien.
Miss Hatton was guest at the home
OF Miss Gladys Young. 1911
Twelfth street.
Tuesday. we saw John Hill, or
the way home from the store. He
was still embarrassed over havihs
knocked over a plant. on the Sun
day before. The senior Price
doesn't bite. Johnnie.
Never play fiddle sticks with J..
Hill and +. Thompson. They seem
to have a craze for blowing sticks,
or taking the major when you're
not looking. and sticking 1t up
their sleeves. II only counts for 35
points. Orr. John had more
fun. while Joe Holloway looked
glum. playing lotto. for the last
piece Of fudge. He won II.
Wednesday. there was a rehear-
sal by the l.. T ii. r. cast, for
youths Dilemma. which will be
staged at Ebenezer A. NJ. T.
Church. at Willis and Brush street
on March IL.
There was a marvellous game
played at the Hackett Field House
on Second avenue, recently. be-
tween the Highland Park Frogs
and the Fintex twhite) team. TIL,
score was A to 20 in favor of tao
Frogs. More power to the Frogs
Here's hoping you win the finals
Among some of the unexpected
guests, (because II was so cold
were: Joe Holloway. Horace Hollo-
way. Johnnie Hill, Nettie Davis
Babe Bycks. Mildred Norwood. Per
cy Rowe. Thaxter Robinson, Mr.
and Mrs. Loving. and others. TIL
King boy. (the young one), is real
ly all right. Virgil Hill shot ths
most beautiful basket your scribe
has ever seen
Thursday, the Prices were hose
to very distinguished young lady
who is singer and student a
tho Detroit Conservatory of Music
Her. voice is lovely and she sing
In Italian. now. She is the prese.'
girl friend OF Julian Jones.
Joe and John spent the evenln.
. Thursday, panning Cass Tech Higl
; School and handing laurels L
Highland Park High.
Watch this column for announc ,
ment of the l.. T. II. P's annua
dance. Believe me, when tell yol
that it's going TO be a killer.
Il Friday. March 4. game wa
played at Miller School at $3.50 .
m. featuring the II. p. Frogs var
sus the Cardinals. The Frogs VOL
: by the score OF Al to II. There
weren't very many people out, bu
those who were present had love
ly time. especially BIZ Johnson ant
little Thaxter Robinson. the NINA
ture Walter winchell of II. p. \
least he thinks SO.
i At this game were quite few
stay-in-the-house folk. For in
Istance. Georgia Woodruff, Ladevs
Bullick. Cora Parker. George Gist
and others.
A II. Y. p. u social was held a
the home OF Miss Mary Pearcy
1889 Log Cabin street, recently
Those attending included Matthew
and Edith Bailey. Nadine and Thel
ma Lannon's. Matilda and Dinans
Stran. Avery Jackson. Arthur
Tibbs. Jessie Davis, William Price
Ben Earl Scott. Alvin Allen. Bobb,
Holmes. Isaac Harris. All report
ed having had a pleasant time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12

John. are you and Willie Mae
still hooked up?
What's the matter Lorraine.
can't you take Il?
Good work Jesse. keep II up.
Congratulations to the gal for
her good taste in deciding not -
80 steady after all II II involved
giving up our ex-man-of-the-hour,
Pete r.
Shelby, where's the girl friend?
Anyone having news items VIII
please give It to me by Sunday al
ternoon or to your carrier wher
he comes 70 your home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12
.NORTHDETROIl
by Mrs. Josephine Boyden
L0max A. NJ. T.. Zion


The attendance was very good at
Lomax A. NJ. H. Zion Church, De-
Quindre street all day last Sunday,
beginning with the Sunday School.
At the IL a. m. service, Rev. ID.
p. Thomas, the pastor. spoke from
the subject. THE Importance of
Possessing The Mind OF Christ"
Many members and friends COM
muned at the morning worship.
At 3 p. m. Rev Thomas delivered
a fine sermon on Retrospect 81.
Paul A. NJ +. Zion Church. on the
occasion of the celebration Of that
church's ninth anniversary in its
persent location. at Palmer and
Beaubien streets. Rev. Thomas was
accompanied by members OF the
Senior Choir and Senior Usher
Board, as we'll as other members II
the church
AT the evening service at LomaA.
!, Rev Thomas spoke from the sub
'ject. Evidence
Sunday. March 13. at 3 p. m. the
! Lomax Senior Choir will present
| the North End Dramatic Club in
THE Future Outlook OF The Ameri-
can Negro" at the church.
The financial and attendance
contest Is progressing with friend
ly rivalry and the forthcoming rail-
ly Is expected to be a great sue
cess.
The Junior Choir presented the
Big Four Gospel Singers In a pro-
gram last Sunday afternoon.
Following up to Easter, evange-
listic services will be conducted al
Lomax, ySpeakers this week are
Rev. w. Crider. II. ii. Coleman, e
NJ. Kaigler. and Bankhead.
The missionary mass meeting
under auspices OF the Woman's
Home and Foreign Mission Society
the Young Women's and Buds o
Promise. was held Thursday
! March 10. at Lomax Temple. Mrs
III. p. Flack, the president. presid
ed.
i Special Lenten Services
i A number OF churches in Nortl
Detroit are holding Lenten servic
es, among them being Peace Bap
list Church. on Goddard at Davi
son. OF which Rev. l.. T. Clay !
pastor: Dawson Avenue Baptis
Church. st. Aubin. Rev. Goodwins
pastor: Nazarene Baptist, Daviso
avenue. Rev. Mosley. pastor; Cor
inthian Baptist. Conner street
Pleasant Grove. Riopelle, Rev. .
L. Newly. pastor: Green Grow
: Baptist, Orlean street: and tn
Church OF God In Christ. Orlean
: street, Elder Morris, pastor. TIL
public is invited to attend thes
Lenten services.
North End citizens who are O
the sick list are reported conva
escing. ID. w. Boyden. of Mead
street. Is improving. having ha
two blood transfusions. Isaac !
: Nails and z. Hunter. stewards {
Iomax A. M. r. z. Church, wer
: the donors OF blood Mr.. Boyde
expresses his gratitude TO tn
young men and women who hay
so kindly contributed toward hi
restoration. and others who hav
offered their service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12

ANSWER no LAST WEEKS
PUZZLE
NO. lee
A Objects = awning apples
AZ s<vsri'ssnsst sirplans
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12
lrITLE CREEK


g,hsr man. Swing out
bbs vs' theme be but you
\ y'' =. from feeling like
f'p ' ~ came In like al
~ y, s.', lion has reared since
VI II However. we are no.
sfnL ..rned about anything
" c'a .s.r I'm except the en-
y ss'' ne season which means ss
- . , a. Of activity "a ana o.. :
- ''''''.'s''iDs column LOT ''
= Hicks, IS. Of Indian. .l.a
nf'' -, : passed away at the
!, l'' brother, German Hicks asaus
a ~ street last week
k,l'I - illness Of only txo|
w., ., a deceased. a former res .s
- ''s .arrletor, came 10 '"e
u'' ~, his brother and nsd
''S . he died. Surviving
% .a so Ines; two brothers
W. W. Horace OF Indianapo-
s'' =. aisces and four nephews'
a ,'ssa to the bereaved family
A sspsst sympathy
Church
| ..,oiug service at the sec
s NJ Church was conducted ues
y S' castor, Rev +. l.. TODD
~ Y .Ssiset was serving with
have" In his discourse
rsda said to his hearers
|'s., ever you may do, do with
vo,, have to the glory ana
:, God and God will bless
4. "A me world will be helped.
\ rspIus service was conduct INC let
7 II the Rev. R. p. Sans OF De-
N and Pontiac
Society
u,uDers Of the Morning Musicai
IA recently enjoyed a splendid
ram If Negro music which
4. aIrecied BY Mrs. Irene Dean
.,.,sd artist OF Battle Creek. MIS-.
q, s,udIed at the Marion Conser-
,,ery oi Music. Marion, Ind. and
. A, New York Conservatory OF
I.st. has taught piano and group
,,d,e in the Cosmopolitan School
! vu,lc In Fort Wayne and Is now
utsIng in our city Mrs. Deans
rus which entertained were the
hmIsr quartet, comprising DON
a Smith. Louis Dean. Dorothy
Merton and Jurel Fullerton; The
lrpia quartet. comprising Char
! Johnson. Claude Johnson, Per-
! MARSHALL and william Thomp-
n; The Gospel Trio, comprising
Ia Stewart. Lenora Fullerton
I Irene Dean. Soloists were Miss
|tif Robbins and Louis Dean.
Mss Nicey Morris OF st. Louis
b. Is visiting her three sons
IN. Joseph and LOWE Morris all
Ibis city.
Mss Margaret Brown, graduate
he February class OF '3S. Gle
land, Ohio is visiting with her
1ndpsrents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
'osn, 7OS W. Van Buren,.
M. Charles Walker. 20 w
y Buren, has returned from
shnsnton, d. c. where she at.
sdsd sick relatives injured In an
10 wreck.
ne Rev. and Mrs. r. d. Sans
Detroit we're guests OF the Sec.
! Baptist Church. friends and re-
''ss last Sunday. Mrs. Sans Ia
iormer Miss Edith Price. Rev.
y 3 affiliated with the Trini
hptist Church, Pontiac.
ne B c. Harmonizers gave q
~ program at the G. A. r. Hall
friday. They will present "A
y 10 Dixie at the Mt. Zion A,
= nurch. Tuesday. March Is.
~ sophisticated IL met With
= Alberta Smith, South Mccain
mest, last Wednesday. Miss
''lla Todd presented the vari-
YVES and fashions for spring
- Plans we're made TO have a
: m'k al the home of Mrs,
'''N stovall the latter part OF
. nonn' Following the meeting,
! hostess.
Sick List
Adam shackelford, s Grand
49, . seriously III at her home,
', Ss'.. burton is i'll at his home
s 4 = Barkins is confined at the
= =. hospital with double pneu.
49,. =. ssssie spiller is makInu
R~.. recovery at her home, iss
pa ":uaem It May Concern
49, ssel'' why don't You and
ny nave a reconciliation!
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

pr. J. w. Edmunds, optometrist of Alaska and Seattle, arrived in Nome June 30, aborad the PAA Electra. and is leaving Nome inn mediately for Candle, Kotzebue and other northern points. Dr. Edmunds plans to visit all towns and villages in the Seward Pen insula, and will return to Nome on or about July 18th, to remain here about ten days. This is Dr. Edmund's second trip to Nome, He has had over thirty years ex- pepience examining eyes, and holds five diplomas from recog- nized eye collegss. He may be reached at the Nome Hotel, where he will establish his office during his stay here. Your attention is called to his advertisement else where in this issue.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

Pilot Jefford made trip to Teller Wedn esday with MT. Bar tholomae, ,Er-Skine Baker and Meta Muller.
 Pilot Jefford made a second trip to Teller Wednesday afternoon, returning with George Muller, who was seriously ill, and his daughter Meta Muller. Airplane inspector Charles Burnett was a round-trip passenger.
 Thursday morning Pilot Jefford made two trips to Teller, taking Meta Muller and her sister Hienie Muller, and the remains of Geo. rge Muller, who passed away dur ing the night.
 Thursday afternoon Jefford flew load of freight to Tin City.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

Outgoing passengers on We'd nesday's Electra were R. o. Bull Winkel, district traffic manager for the Pan American Airways at Seattle; C. Booking, general man. ager of the Alaska Steamship Co.,; and AID. Lawrence, superintend- ent of the U. S. railway mail ser vice, who is making a survey of mail dispatch in Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01
PAA Activities

The PAA Electra, Pilots Rob- bins and Stuart at the controls, arrived at Nome with mail and the following passengers; R. Cub berly, secretary and special dis burSement officer for the reindeer investigation committee now at Nome E. D. Streeter, of the Un- galik Syndicate, J. w. Edmunds. Louis BaSsett, M. E. Jordan, from
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01
N o TIC E

All taxes real and personal due the City of Nome for year 1937, are due and on July Is, 1888, pen alty and interest on those unpaid taxes will be calculated, and the delinquent tax roll will be pre- pared, advertised, and the pro- perty sold, according to law.
 Nome Common Council
 By M. J. Walsh,
 City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

Mir Charles Booking, general manager of the Alaska Steamship Company, visited Nome yester- day afternoon, arriving on the PAA Electra and leaving on the same plane. Pressing business matters curtailed his visit, and recalled him to Fairbanks Immed lately. He was favorably impress sed with Nome, however, and is anxious to return.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

The forty-foot cruiser Loreda manned by owner Virgil Maddax, and Carl Weikum, dropped anchor in the river about 9:30 pm. last night. The party left Oregon City, their home port, May 28, & cruised up the coast, touching at Port Bazon, Sitka, Kodiak, and False Pass, to Amak Island.
 From Amak, a course was set for Nunivak Island, and thence to Nome. Extremely bad weather delayed the boat, as they were forced to lay to a total of ten days during the trip.
 Messrs, Maddax and Weikum plan to stay in Nome about one week, before showing off in the direction of Oregon City.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

A new Washington Iron Works dredge for the Ungalik Syndicate was landed at the mouth of the Unaglik River from the S.S. Der ing, of the Alaska Line, and is now being freighted up the river for construction. A large con- signment of mining equipment came in on the Bering for Frank Shaw, and he is busy getting it together. The lightering at Un- galik was handled by the Loman
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

MT. and Mrs. Alvin Polet are in receipt of a card announcing the birth of Judy Adice Hoelsch- CT, on June g, 1888, weighing six pounds and fourteen ounces. Her modest parents are Dr. and Mrs. Hoelscher, former residents of Nome but now located at Seattle. Dr. Hoelscher was a dentist here a few years ago.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

Charles Burnett, Department of Commerce Aeronautics Inspector, arrived in Nome on the PAA Elec tra, Wedn ssday. MT Burnett, who is stationed at Fairbanks, is making a routine inspection of planes and pilots. Mir. and Mrs. Burnett plan to remain in Nome for the 4th of July celebration.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

At the last report received from the S. S. Derblay of the Alaska Line, she had gnished discharg- ing at Tin City, and gone on to Shishmarif and the kotz sbue Sound ports.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01
AirpIane News
 Nome Airport
MAS Activities

Friday morning, Pilot Jefford took off on the first flight of the four year mail contract recently taken over by the Mirow Air Ser vice. Mail is delivered at Colo win. White Mountain and Council, and trips are to be made on the first and fifteenth of each month.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01
The East End Grill is now open Home Cooking is our speciality.

There will be dance at LOOP. Hall Saturday night, July 2nd, and a good time is awaiting all who attend. Special orchestra music will furnish rythm for the dancers.
 Admission will be $l for gentle men, and ladies admitted free.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01
Commercial Company.

Commercial Company.
 The Boring called at Nome, and after completing the dischar- ging of cargo here, left Wednes- day night for Gabell and St. Law renee Island. She will unload a consignment of freight at Nuni- yak Island on her way out.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01
NTExU1C rrv,yNsC NEWS klnIiaO

The motorship Trader, captain ed by owner Ira Rank, with chief eng nesr Pete Paulsson, left Nome at 10 pm, Wednesday on a trad ing trip to Shishmareff and St. Lawrence Island.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

Special Chiken Dinner with all the trimmings, served Sunday al the East End Cafe. Price $l.25, and it is just like home cooking.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

Pilot-manager Hans Mirow, re- turned from Fairbanks Wednes- day afternoon with Mrs. Charles Burnett, MT. Dewey, and Mrs. Kreger.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

Juneau to Nome, and MT and Mrs Fathlan from Flat to Nome. The plane took off shortly afterwards with H. H. Wiltshire and B. Dhel- can.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01
NOTICE TO DRIVERS

All drivers of motor vehicles are hereby warned to obtain a City License (cOst S1.00) from the City Clerk, without delay.
 w. w. LAWS,
 Chief of Police
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

Pilot Jack Hermann took off for Kotzebue Thursday afternoon with Warren Ferguson and Dr. J. w. Edmunds.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

Pilot Maurice King, of the Fer guSon Airways, left Nome Thurs day for Candle, with travelling Salesmen Gil Rich and Erskine.
The Nome nugget., 1938-07-01

Write to your friends and rela. tives on the Outside, using Sour ough Stationery. They'll get a bis kick out of it.