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SIOUX FAILS, S. D.
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SIOUX FALLS, 8. u.

The baby popularity contest, UNI
der the sponsorship OF the Youth
Fellowship Group, Donald Smith.
president, and Mrs. II. w. Bolts,
Jr., program chairman, and Rev.
H. w. Bolts, Jr., master Of cere-
monies, closed Friday at the St
Johns Baptist Church. Carolyn
Iona, 10-month-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alferd White. led In
Jacquelin Frost, four months old
votes and was awarded q $50 bond.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al q.
Frost, second prize Of SIS bond.
Cash prizes Of 50 went 70 Preston
Malcolm Lotion, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Lofton; $3.50 TO
Doris Elaine Hildreath, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Hildreath
and $40 70 Gwendlyn Harris,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Harris. Total cash from votes was
$214.95. A net profit was cleared
amounting 70 S132.55, after
awards were made TO the five
babies. A program preceded the
ceremony and q social followed
with refreshments in the dining
room. Miss Rose Marie McLaurin
was mistress Of ceremony Of the
program
Mrs. Harvey Bentley, chairman
of the Federated Club, left Satur-
day for Waterloo, Iowa as a dele
gate to the Tn State Meeting
which win convene for three days.
At st. Johns Baptist church.
Rev. H. w. Bolts, Jr., Pastor.
spoke on Behold the Man" He
stressed the fact that in pursuing
our own individual lives we have
let other interests crowd out God,
but that God has q way Of stop
ping US. EJLncting our tolls from
our lives and in proportion we
have TO pay. God has n way Of
taking care Of his own situation.
Communion was given. At the
evening worship, text Is, Psalm.
Rev. Bolts compared life a. q
drama. Mrs. Blaine Brooks and
family, Mitchell, s. d. were in at
tendance.
MI 4AA4 mis- AN4NNGngG DyeALe y
219 No. Dakota Ave, are the
proud parents Of a baby girl,
Catherine Elizabeth, born at Nc
Kenna hospital.
Mr.. Clarence Hughes, well
known Minnesotan of Minneapolis,
was house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Haskell Drymon, 123 No. MINI,
for q week. He left Saturday for
several points before returning TO
Minneapolis. The local Baha1
group sponsored a sightseeing
trip, q tour Of the Veterans hos
pital and many socials and outings
with the group and friends. Mr.
Hughes was interviewed by Bax-
ter and recordings win be broad
cast over KSOO Friday at 10 am.
Mrs. Arvilla Tate. 1127 No. Da-
kotA Ave, returned from q trip
Memorial Day visiting her mother
Mrs. s. Anderson, Fergus Falls,
MINI.
Miss Georgia Rose Clayton,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Clayton, s12 No. AIable st. was
the outstanding pupil at her third
annual recital Of Florence Bright
Studio Of dance at the Coliseum
Thursday.
Mr.. Adrian ToIbert, 9SSh No.
Main Ave. was the recipient of
a safety driver certificate by the
Metz Baking Co. and the s. r.
Police department for driving for
seven years without an accident
Mr.. Tolbert Is married and the
father Of two children.
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MASON cnY, "a.

Church school was wen attend
ed at ST. Johns Baptist church
Sunday, May 30. The pastor, Rev.
e. q. Scott brought the message
az the IL o'clock hour using for
his subject Delight Yourself In
The Lord"
The out-of-town visitors were
Mrs. Florence Smith Of Des
Moines, Ia, daughter Of Mrs. T.
Stating Of this city. Also visiting
was Mrs. Jany Tyrell and little
Miss Tonja Mcintosh OF Mime
apOlis. Mrs. Tyren was visiting
relatives and friends.
Rev. and Mrs. p. L. Scott re-
turned after a four weeks visit in
parts Of the South and DaytonA
Beach. Florida.
Mrs. Eugene Davis and Eugene
Jr., are visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. g. L. Bennett, 615
So. jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
are the partners Of Mrs. Davis.
Mr.. Roy Bailey Is able 70 be out
again after a major operation.
Revival meeting are being con-
Quoted by Rev. =. d. Moore Of
Waterloo, Ia, with the pastor,
Rev. r. @. Cottman in charge. The
meetings are being held at the
Church Of God.s1s So. jackson.
Rev. and Mrs. B. r. Parker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bailey attended
the commencement exercises
wednesday at Manly.
(The above newa arrived too
late for inclusion in the June 3
edition.)
The church school was wen at
tended at 9:45 Sunday morning at
st. Johns Baptist church.
The Rev. r. g. Cottman brought
the message at II q. m, choosing
for his subject, "Sin and it's Con-
sequence" Rev. Cottman Is the
pastor OF the Church Of God in
christ Of this city.
Visitors In the Sunday morning
were little John Burrell, Jr Of
Des Moines, Iowa. Mr.. Burren IL
the guest Of Rev. and Mrs. r.
Gladstone Scott.
The nth annual Sunday School
banquet was wen attended June 8
at the Iowa Mutual Hardware ban
quet room. Those out-of-kown
guests were Mrs. Matte Dunn
and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Tate, Mr.. and
Mrs. A Moore and daughters OF
Manly, Ia. Mr.. and Mrs. Easter,
Mr.. and Mrs. DyTes Of Albert Lea,
MINI, Mrs.. v. Mease Of Des
Moines. Mrs. Byce. Rev L. Z.
Jumerson were also present. Rev.
JumerBon. pastor OF Corinthian
Baptist church Of Des Moines
was the principal speaker.
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sOndFa J. Anderson
Resolves American
Lsalon Awurd

sondra Jean Anderson. dangh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence A.
Anderson, TOT Iglehart Ave. was
the recipient Of the American Le-
gion Certificate School award
given by the Leslie Lawrence
Post All Of the American Legion.
sondra Jean was given this
award at her graduation from the
Maxfield grade school Monday
night. June 6 She received this
award in recognition Of her pos
session Of high honor. courage,
leadership, service. companion
ship. character and her high
scholarship,
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REV. JAMES X. BROWN
Rev. James K. Brown who came
70 Minneapolis two months ago TO
assume the passionate Of historic
St James AAEE church likes Min
nesOta he told this newspaper last
week.
Rev. Brown came 70 the Twin
cities from Detroit. Michigan. He
ia q graduate Of wiIberforce Uni
verEity. Before accepting his pre-
sent assignment he was In charge
Of Rosevilie AAIE Mission IN De
troit. Rev and Mrs. Brown are at
present residing at STss s0th Ave.
So, Minneapolis
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himself citizenship IN AIinnesota
in his fight for personal freedom.
Although he obtained for himself
the Infamous decision Of Judge
fancy, then Chief Justice Of the
United states Supreme Court.
that . black Man has no rights
that q white Man q bound 70 re-
spsck, the wisdom Of Dred Scott
was manifest when a delegate
from Minnesota forced the Demo-
cratic National Convention. meet
ing n Philadelphia IN Nineteen
HUNDRED FoFty-eight, % place
Prsadent Humans csvll Rights
plank in ne platform Of the
pemocratie Party.
The African Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church has q place n Mime
soia history. IN ne year Eighteen
Hundred sixty.nlne. the ink stll
wet On Abraham L1ncoln's sigma
ture o. the Emancipation Procla-
nation. he nrst religious organi-
antiou ~ Negroes was formed In
whit wna known a. saint An
thony Falla now the metropolitan
cay of Minneapolis Beginning In
q prayer meeting At the home o.
Paul Brown On Fourth Avenue
q n. ncaF Second Street 81
James AXE church was orEnni-
red. II Il now iocnted a. ai4 IF
tenth Avenue south Thia organ
iratim has maintainsd Cor the
African lfethndist Eplscopal
cAurch = contlnuous activity dur
iAg mighty q ne one hundred
years q lEinnasotas ataGahood
1llnnesotA's me and liberai at
molphaEo has made q special ap-
pal . psopies Of African descent.
particularly thoss Of tie African
Alsthodias church This branch Of
ltsthodinn was founded IN ne
historic year Of Seventeen Hun
dred Eiehsy-ssvsn IN Phiiaaslphia-
Ths spirit Of freedom was abroad
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Sunday, June 5. was Communion
Day at Zion. Rev. II. w. Bolts
preached a great sermon. HIS taxi
was Matthew 1856, Then all the
disciples forsook him and field" His
theme was the Last supper" As
J. Henderson and Rev. w. r.
Gardner. The senior and junior
ehoirs furnished music. Five can
didates were baptized. Communion
was administered unto all and We
had q happy and glorious time. Wis
W. y. Bailey, 5. n HArrls. Morris
Davis and Miss Kay Richards, all
Of the city.
At the evening service, Rev. y. J..
Henderson preached q wonderful
sermon. His text was Chronicle
verse 0. The Gospel Chorus furnish
ed mu1ic. Visitors In the service
were Mr.. Richard r. Pickett. Day
ton. Ohio, Mrs, Q. J. Ploasko, Miss
Marion PloaAke, Mrs. H Andrews,
FaEioault. Man. and Mr.. c. n
You are always welcome to zlon.
Remember the sick and shut-ins
and the teachers and prayer meet
lnEs held every wednesday evening
from 7 10 3 p. m.
Mrs. Lewis seaton, reporter; Rev.
III w. Botta, pastor.
BETHESDA CHURCH
Our pastor, Rev. Jerome Tate
stirring message last sunday morn
ing. His subject was Deceptive
M0rtAls on Mundane shores" taken
from ST. Matthews f:IO. Get thee,
hence Satan. for II "a written thou
sholt worship the Lord thy God, and
him only shalt thou serve. Senior
and junior choirs furnished music.
Uniting with the church was Miss
Anna Lee Smith from Jackson, Miss.
MI. william Brown and Mrs. Harry
white were baptisod.
Our young people entertained the
81 Peters A-M.E. church young
people during the BTU. hour. Hos
the pFNgram.
DeacOns were In charge Of the
evening services, their speaker was
Rev. Willie r. Gardner, a young
man In the ministry. He delivered a
very insptrattonal message, using
for his subject, Ready for Service
The church services were wen at
tended throughout the day. Bethss-
da extends a warm hearty welcome
10 all Sunday, June ~ there will
be . special chiidren's day program
At .. m. under the auspices Of
the Junior choir, Red Circle Girls
people from the various churches
will participate. A cordial invita-
aion 10 all The Sunday School de-
partment will present It's program
AZ Z .. IN. on Children's Day. The
boys club viii serve q smorEns-
bOrd. We are very happy to report
that our sick. Mr.. w. r. Turner,
Mrs. Jessie Jackson and Mira Arthur
Henry are improving from their NJ
neases. Rev. Tate's subject next
sunday will be Three Heavens"
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
from ! TO D. m
Sarah Benson. reporter: Rev. J.
s. Tate. pastor.
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African Methodist Episcopal
Churchin Minnesota State

by william Guy Presiding Elder Of the g. Paul District
Today Ire African Methodist Episcopal Church salutes the
great state Of Minnesota In this year Of Nineteen Hundred
Forty n abe reaches the century mark proudly point
the OF Minnesota Of the most distinctive units in
the great Galaxy Of the states Of the American Union In the
early years Of MnnesoaS statehood bred Scott claimed for
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MARnR JAMES
NUpTIALS READ

W. N. Martin. 41s st. Anthony
Ave, and Mrs Bertha James
were married at 8 O'Clock p. m.
Wednesday, June s, At st James
Methodist church, with Rev B. N.
Moore officiating The couple is
residing at 41s 81. Anthony Ave.
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IN the land. A new nation was be-
ting born. The Thirteen struggling
colonies. emerging a. victors in
the War OF the Revolution, were
striving 10 form a more perfect
Union. The Constitution Of the
United States Of America was or
dained and established. II has
proved 70 be much more than a
scrap Of paper. For more than 1855
years Il has stood the test Of time.
II b stin the stable law that gov
erns the greatest nation Of earth.
II was at such q time a. this
that the African Methodist Epis-
copal church has il beginnings.
Richard Allen. its founder and
first bishop. was a member Of ST.
Georges Methodist Church IN
Philadelphia which Is the Mother
Of Alethodism IN America. On the
wan IN the veatibule hangs a por-
trait Of Richard Allen. The re-
oognition now given 10 him and
the church he founded was not
accorded Richard Allen and the
people OF his race variety IN 1TsT.
Richard Allen led q score Of his
people % walk out Of st. Georges
In protest against racial discrim-
nation and injustice. They wor-
shipped in q blacksmith shop. The
organization grew. A church
building was erected at sixth and
Lombard. The Reverend Richard
Allen was consecrated q bishop BY
Bishop Aabury Of the Mother
Church. me mother Of our lEetho-
disn e known a. Mother Bethel
II Is an Imposing structure built
where once the blacksmith shop
was situated.
81. James A.lI.E. Church. the
mother Of ths Negro church or
ganizations in Minnesota. has sew
erai healthy children. St Peters
IN Minneapolis was once pastored
By the Reverend W. sampson
Brooks VINO journcyed TO '-The
Land Of the Midnight Sun" and
later became q bishop q the
church. The present pastor 10 the
Reverend Henry c. Boyd IN st.
Paul we have 81 james. Under
the Reverend benjamin n. Moore
there is nearing completion = mag
nifiecnt church structure. the tin
est between Chicago and Denver.
chapel IN North Mime
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In place OF the regular worship
service for the Church school AZ
sac a m. Rev. b. N. Moore brought
q Bermonette to the children At
ing Of Communion In the Church.
A solo b. Bradford Benner pre-
ceeded the morning message by
Evangelist Pauline Coffee. Sister
Coffee read as her scripture the
first chapter OF Acts verses I to IL
her subject This Same Jesus Sis
other Jssus ne only thin@ for Ne
20 DO Is 10 Join up with this Jesus.
Mrs. Cedelia Young, former member
Of New Pleasant Grove Baptist OF
Houston, Texas united with the
Church. Visitors welcomed at the
morning seTyiee we're. NJ 2. r
wayman AM.E. Church, MinneADo-
lis; Marvta Pickett OF North Phfia-
deiphia; Mrs. Clarence Arbuckls Of
Alton. M W y. Branch % Jones'
boro. Ark, Mrs. C. Blythe Andrews,
Tampa. FLORIDA; Erma Smith and
Anthony Aazing0 Of spokane
A very fine program was offered
the Annual Vesper Hour Musical
sponsored BY the Monogram Circle,
those on the program were Mrs ID.
Wheeler. Mrs. Roberta Davis and
MIS-. Ie1aAe 1uuluus MS haAlAe
Belle Smith; Mra. Eva Taylor who
gave as one Of her readings an ORR
ginal poem on The Family" Miss
Patricia Foster who gave her con
test-winninE orations Bradford
BenneT: Mrs. Doilie CrushshOn and
Mrs. Cora 4. Moore. Mrs. Wayne X.
Mccoy presided. others on the COM
mittee were Mrs Carrie LaFaucette.
Mrs. Matte A King. Mrs. Addie
Iac kBon IL president
Next sunday, Children's Day, the
children viii be presented at the
morning Service. The Children's
Choir, under the direction Of Miss
Gloria l.. Williams will be presented
for their first time. Miss Winnie
Plumer, guest speaker, has chosen
as hor subject, How They Grow"
At 5 p. m. the beginners department,
Mrs. Leila A. Smith. supervisor, and
other special numbers will be pre-
scented. Miss Charlotte Perfect, Mrs.
NJ r. Burgess and Miss Charlotte
r Wilson and the chmildrens Day
Committee. We are sure you will be
more than inspired ~ you attend
bnth Of thanR narwteen
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CARD or THANKS

wish TO express my appreeia-
ton 70 all those who sent cards
and flowers and prayed for my re-
oOvery during my illness and es-
pecialiy do wish to thank Rev. B.
N. Moore.
Mrs. Jennie Wiley
COS w. Central Ave.
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CARp OF THANKS

Mr.. James Russell Hanks, 227I
Stewart Ave. wishes to express his
appreciation for the sympathy ex-
pressed by the many friends on the
death OF his wife and sister-in-law,
Mrs Maude B. Hanks and Mrs. Anna
Ragland- He also wishes to extend
thanks to the minister and friends
who 50 willingly extended help. Be-
cause Of the difficulty Mr.. Hanks
finds In using his right hand, he
could not answer all the cards him
self.
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81. rHIL 5aH.i. EgTHERAS


Sunday. June ~, IL Trinity Sum
day and marks the end Of the Fegti-
val half Of our Church year. For
centuries the Christian Church has
divided the year into two apprOxi-
mateiy equal parts = the festival
ing the festival half OF the church
year, beginning with Advent, about
the last Of December, the emphasis
Il placed on Gods works, what God
has done for Us, while the nom
Festival half Il devoted TO eonglder-
ing our works and lives az Chris
tians, what we should be doing. IN
the Festival season, Just concluded,
we have considered In order the
outstanding events In Gods plan OF
Halvation--first, the Incarnation az
ChristmaB--how Cd sent His only
begotten Son into the world TO be
our Savior; second, the sufferingH
and death Of Christ during Lent and
on the cross; third. the resurrection
all our sins BY shedding His blood
Good FFiday--hOw Christ atOned for
at Easter-how Christ rose again,
victorious over sin and death; and
fourth. the OutpourinE OF the Holy
Spirit az Pentecost-hoW the Holy
Spirit was sent into the world 70
bring that salvation to all men.
AS we come to Trinity Sunday, we
pause 10 look back fin review upon
our behalf, 20 reflect In grateful ad-
miTation upon the whole plan Of
salvation, 10 worship, thank and
praise this wonderful tribune, God,
who has been 80 merciful and gra-
cioua towards US, 70 consider His
bOundless love, His infinite power
and majesty. His perfect holiness,
HIS all-surpassing wisdom. Our
Trinity text next Sunday win be
John 15:l2-lT. The topic Of pastor
Anderson's sermon will be The
Wonders OF Gods Love" Time OF
service will be $3.50 a m, our new
time. The Sunday school will meet
at the same time. We invite you 70
bring the family and worship with
US next Sunday. See our ad for
further details.
We should like TO announce that
our sumer Vacation Bible School at
St Phillips viii commence on Mon
day. June 20 IN, and viii run for
two weeks through July 2. The time
viii be from I:30-3:30 .. m. every
afternoon, Monday through Friday.
The program each day Will consist
OF Bible study, hRndcraft, and free
movies or colored slides. On Sat-
urday, July 2, the school viii have a
picnic with free transportation
furnished 20 all children. Age limits
are from to IL. All children,
whether members Of st. Philips or
not, are most cordially invited.
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I wish to thank my many friends
In the Twin Cities for their express
sions OF friendship 70 me during
my recent illness
I can truthfully say, they played
an important part in what I hope
10 be my complete recovery.
Your friend.
Edward b. DOty
s03t Just ST. ". z.
Washington, ID. C
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CARD % THANKs

The family Of the late Anna Rag
land and Maud Hanks wish to thank
their many friends for the kind
notes OF sympathy, condolance,
flowers and courtesies extended
during their recent illnesses and
death
Mr.. A. Ragland
Mr.. Russell Hanks
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. william Nelson
Mr.. Ollie McManus
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Thank Won MOLE

Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Charleston.
SIS St Anthony Ave, wish 70
thank all their friends for the nu-
merous cards, flowers, presents,
wishes and congratulations extend
ed them during the Observance Of
their S0th wedding anniversary
celebrated BY them Sunday, May %.
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In loving memory Of Orington
and Barbara Hall who left Us 30
suddenly two years ago, June Is,
is4I. Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Hail
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
FELLOWSHIP
(W. Waldemar w. ArgoW)

(W. Waldemar w. Argow)
 Surpassing the farthest ranges of human thought, there is feeling of knshp with Something beyond the stars and within the mysterious soul of man. Sometime it is evoked by lovely sunset dust-covered cradle, flowers fragrance, warm hand clasp Hallelujah Chorus When touched by it's mystic influence our lives changed and find strange courage to sustain while liner sinks while shadows play about vacant chair, while whiff of ether stngs nostrs Through its kndng rapture the stars grow friendly the grove echoes song grief sheds it's forbdding mask and friendship empties its precious gold into lap Then for the boon, longing mother pours forth her love for lost son, until that longing turns into affection for other who have lost their mothers At last when each hos borne and been borne turn there comes the blessed that fellowship the silver cord that binds man to man, and man to God
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14

it where it is in danger of freezing Freez ing does not spoiage unless it expands the enough to break the seal and let spoilage organisms ter But spolage has not taken place. evaporated milk which has frozen is suitable for most uses and cannot be brough back to its original form.
 The effect of freezing evaporated milk is much the as that bottled milk left to freeze the door step winter day The fat in the milk turns to oil at the op the protein becomes partly nsolube, and the water separates does when milk The is that in slow freezing large crystals form which break the normal emulsion. Also the water in the milk bands in freezing that may swell and break just as a bottle of milk often breaks in freezing.
 In contrast sweeened condensed milk is not likely to be damaged by low temperatures and may be left safely through the winter in cottages outdoor lodges Because of it's high sugar concentration, con- densed milk has far lower freezing point than evapor ated milk. Only few ice crystals form at and all the water in the milk (28 per cent) will not freeze except at very low temperatures.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Third and Division Pasfcr-Lewis I. Hudqins

"The door of opportunity is oDened by pushing" l0:00 am. Singspiration and Sun
 day School classes. ll:00 am. Morning message. zoo pm. Young Peoples Meeting. 7:30 pm. Singspiration and special
 music. 3:01 pm. Evening message.
 Chaplain A. Darling will speak at the Sunday evening services. Wednesday: 7:30 pm. Melody and
 Prayer.
 You are ever welcome to attend these services. Come and bring your Bible.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
NOME GOSPEL MISSION
 of Alaska Evangelisation Society Rev. Vern Rimline. Pastor

Sunday:
 200 pm. Sunday School for boys and girls.
 Preaching service in the Eskimo language by James Savok.
 7:30 pm. Gospel Service. Tuesday.
 7:30 pm. Prayer and Testimony Thursday:
 200 to 400 pm. Bible Club for Boys and Girls. Friday:
 7:30 pm. Bible Study.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG
 MISSION

Pastors Rev. H. R. Amunosen,
 and Rev. Theran McGrew Sunday:
 l1:00 am. Sunday School.
 7:30 pm. Evening Service. Wednesday 330 pm. Chi dlen's Miracle Book Club Thursday 7:30 pm. Prayer Meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
FLUORIDE TEAM IN ALASKA

A. C. Hodgns DDS, senior dental surgeon, United States public health service and his wife at M sanatorium making topical applications of sodium fuoride to reduce dental decay.
 Extensive studies in the United States have shown that per cent solution of sodium fuorde reduces incidence of dental carries much forty per cent in children
 Treatment consists of cleaning the teeth, drying with compressed air, and then applying the sodium fuoride solution This process is repeated four times, at inter vals of twice week.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
CHURCHES
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sunday Masses at 800 and lC:00 an. Evening Mission 7:30 pm.
 Monday through Saturday Mass at 7:15 a.m., followed by in Struction. Mass at 500 am. Evenings-Mission at 7:30 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
sEvENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
SERVICES

Pastors Residence. corner of B St.
 between 3rd and 4th Ave. Round table discussion each Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. People of all faiths are invited to participate.
 Sabbath School-l0 am. Saturday Morning Worship-11 am.
 Visitors welcomed
 Fred H. Wagner. Pastor
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-14
FREEZE DAMAGE
(Food and Home Notes)

(Food and Home Notes)
 Does freezing spoil evaporated milky"
 This question is asked frequently by housewives who have left of milk in cold cellars, attics or cottages in winter and opening find the contents changed in appearance and texture
 Dairy specialists of he U S. Department of Agricul- ture say that freezing damages evaporated milk and fha+ oanacrers wholesalers and retailers take care