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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-10
For a Brlef PerioSl

For brief period less tha{ decade
in most southern States. the Sci no cni0ved
the rights az a citizen. II the Setond Amer.
lean Revolution had not been tahorted il
wouid have established democaaey IN the
South in which the poor whites ana The
black freedom would have shayed power
Leaders like Sen Charles Skinner and
Cong, rhaddcus Stevens wanted 10 divide
up the plantations and create a class az
black and white farmers who would have
formed $50 this democracy ~titael. Ranr-
grasie,"
Evening star., 1959-12-20

RoyoI Lounge 48" two-port sectional
SOTO, foam cushions, buttoned back, tur-
quose texture. Was 4240O, now 5000
DiIIinghom Budeetrend solid elm double
bookcase heodboord and one night
table. Wos I30O0--------now 64.00
Drexel Profile woInut set of 3 side
chairs, upholstered seots and backs in
green texture. Were 1900 now 74.00
Henredon She'll grey walnut 81" buffet,
diamond front. Was 1880, now l9S.0o
DrexeI Profile 30" qIoss-top voniy with
drawer Was 9050-------now 1900
ThomosviIIe ToIismon cherry IS" cob
met or 3-drower chest. Were 1890,
now $500
Schoonbeck piIow-bock lounge chair,
foam cushion, green and brown stripe,
walnut legs. Was 232OO--now 1900
TV Choir, coral plastic. Was 74OO,
now $500
Boxer Milling Rood cherry g. piece din
ing group, 45"x54" oval table, so" buf-
fet, 4 side chairs. Wos ,OO5.OO.
now $500
Oxford 42" round cocktail table, pumice
walnut. Was 253.50------now 1900
Tomlinson Sophisticote embergIo woInut
Is" buffet with doors and open shelves
in upper deck. Was 6980O, now $4,000
Robinson Johnson piIIowbock lounge
choir walnut base, foam cushions,
green texture. Wos l94O0--now l3400
Dux q" Danish SOTO, walnut base, foam
cushions, blue and green texture. Wos
$1,000 ---------------now $4,000
Evening star., 1959-12-20
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Century cherry 38"x56" table. Wos
IU3.oO $500
Howell AZ" round forniico top dinette
table, 4 side chairs. Wos l8lOO,
now $500
ThOmosvilIe Italian Provincial Oxford
mahogany 5-piece group, "a" round ex-
tension table, 4 side chairs. Wos 1900,
now 1880
DrexeI LitehfieId maple So" buffet with
gloss door deck. Wos $1,000,
now 264.00
Pennsylvania House solid cherry Drop
leaf tobIe, discontinued. Wos 1890,
nOY $500
KindeI ItoIion Provincial cherry H-piece
group, 44"x54" oval table, 4 side and
2om chairs. Wos 827OO- now 4o5.0o
DrexeI LitchfieId maple droD-Ieof table,
q rush-seot side chairs and z arm chairs.
Wos 1850 O-------------now 100
Hompshire House Colonial solid cherry
"a" buffet with gloss door top. Wos
2l4OO now 1890
DrexeI Treasury mahogany 8-piece
group, 81" buffet, 46"x60" oval table,
a side and z arm chairs. Was $3.50,
now 475.00
crowford solid maple set Of 4 side and
2 arm choirs, beige textured scots.
Were 294OO O-------------now 5000
Dixon Powdermoker French Provincial
8-piece group, So" fruiwood buffet,
44"x62" ovoI table, fruitwood top, on
tiQue white-ond-goId bose, antique
white-ond-eoId cone-bock chairs, a
sides and z arms. Wos ! 1880,
now $500
Drexel Treasury mahogany corner cob
inets, round front with drawer. Were
2l5OO now 1890
KindeI Early American cherry 81" buf-
tet Wos 286OO --------now 1900
DrexeI LitchfieId maple IS" server with
open deck. Was l82OO----now 1880
Boxer Milling Rood cherry 0U' round
tavern table. Was 362OO- now 1880
Hompshire House Colonial cherry 38"x
S." extension table. Was lO80O,
now 1900
Henredon set of solid mahogany coVed
shield back chairs, gold domosk seots,
antique nail trim, 4 side and z arm
chairs. Were $500 ------now 348.00
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Holiday Cheer
AT YWCA

The YWCA will be bustling
with holiday activity this
week.
A Christmas vesper service
will be held at 4 pm. this
afternoon in Barker Hall.
The program will feature
carols from different lands to
be sung by the choral club,
along with the reading Of the
Christmas story from the
Scripture. The Ceremony
of the Carols" will be in
terpreted in dance by Miss
Lois Limbert.
Tomorrow night will bring
a Christmas ball from 8 to
IL o'clock at the "Y" pent-
house, to be sponsored by the
Monday Night Club.
Saturday night from 8
o'clock to midnight there will
be a Penthouse Club dance.
and the two clubs will join
forces for a New Years eve
dance from $50 pm. to 1890
am, also in the Penthouse.
Washington area residents
as we'll as out-of town guests
are invited to the annual "at
home" to be held in the liv-
ing room of the D. C. YWCA
from 7 to $50 o'clock Christ
mas eve and again from 5 to
7 pm. Christmas Day. Light
refreshment will be served at
both events.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
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UPHOLSTERED

Sproeue 6 corIeton EorH American
SOTO, solid mope frame, loose scot and
hack cushions, -pIeoted skirt, brown,
green and Persimmon print. Wos 1850,
now 1900
Donovon Shops 81" SOTO, kick-pIeot
skirt, spring down cushions, heavy tur-
quoise texture. Wos $500, now 1880
cochron 80" shaped back SOTO, kick
pIeot skirt, buttoned back, turquoise
domosk. Were 35OOO----now 285.00
cocheo q" Louis XVI SOTO, fruiMood
base, down pillow back, spring down.
cushions, gold stripe. Was $500,
now $500
TomIinson 76" Sheridan SOTO, fruitwood
frame, one shaped spring down cushion,
gold and beige domosk. Wos 1850,
now $500
Trende "a" loose pjIIow-bock SOTO, kick
pIeot SKIRT docron and foam cushions,
toost and beige stripe. Wos 4430O
now $500
Donovon Shop so" buttoned-bock SOTO,
kick-pIeot skirt, spring down cushions,
persinnon domosk. Wos $500,
now 1890
Erwin Lombeth l02" loose piIIow-bock
soto, one buttoned foam cushion, woInut
legs, blue textured domosk Wos 806OO,
now $500
Donovon Shop tufted-bock lounge chair,
gold and beige textured domosk. Wos
1880 now 1890
Sproque 6 Carleton EARLY American
lounge choir solid maple frame, loose
scot and back cushions, brown and per-
simmon texture. Wos $500, now 74.OO
MeIdon fireside chairs, walnut arms,
wing beck, buttoned foam cushion, tur-
quoise texture. Were $500, now 800
M.G.M. Louis XVI high-bock chair,
fruiMood frame, grey quilted print,
down cushion. Wos 4950O- now 5000
TomIinson Sophisticote lounge chair,
foam cushions, persimmon and brown
domosk stripe. Wos 1000 now 1890
Schoonbeck tufted back lounge chair,
spring down cushion, kck-pIeot SKIRT
blue textured domosk. Wos 224OO,
now l2S.00
Donby French Provincial lounge choir
fruitwood base, down cushion blue tex
tured domosk Was $500, now 1890
Evening star., 1959-12-20

1t seems to me, that with
Christmas only five days
away, there are a few things
to take into consideration.
Mainly, that in the frantic
rush of last-minute planning
and shopping, the little every
day courtesies may be left by
the waySide.
Dad says all the rush and
hustle is a lot of foolishness,
and fumes at all the money
being spent. Mother is wor-
ried for fear some important
detail will be forgotten. Big
brother is worried for fear
that his gift for his best girl
isn't what it should be. Teen
age Sis is in a dither because
her dress for the Christmas
prom is not as sophisticated
as she would like it. to be.
Little brother is about to
burst with the effort of being
just as good as he can be-"
All in all, it adds up to
frazzled nerves and tension
mounts until the great day
arrives. So, instead of it being
a day of pleasure and happi-
ness it may end up in the pas
time of what is commonly
known as biting each others
heads Off" The moral of my
little story is that during
these remaining days we are
all apt to be on edge, so let's
take it slowly. Don't save the
thought of others just for
Christmas Day, and I'm sure
1t will culminate in everyone
Cincluding YOURSELF enjoying
to the fullest the meaning Of
the magic word Christmas"
BY the way, while on the
subject of thinking of others,
what is the safest course to
pursue, so that no hard feel
ings will result, when you re-
ceive a gift from someone you
have forgotten? OF course if
the gift is received before
Christmas day, and you wish
to purchase a return gift,
that's up to you. But If the
gift is personally presented on
Christmas day, don't hurried
ly wrap something else you
have received, and give it!
This is obviously an over
sight. Better to give gracious
thank you and let it go at
that!
Also, there is the question
Of Christmas cards that are
received from those not on
your list. 1t doesn't show ap-
probation to promptly place
your card in the mail when
you know that it will not be
received until after Christmas.
1t only calls attention to your
oversight. 1t would seem much
nicer to send a New Years
greeting card, writing on 1t
your appreciation of their
thought of you.
Whether it be in our deal
ings with the family, our
friends or acquaintances, I
think we should all hold to
the spirit of Christmas-that
of giving to others. Not just
material things, such as gifts
and cards, but through kind
ness and consideration of the
other fellow. It's a thought
that it might do well to
remember all through the
year. not just at the Yuletide.
Realizing this is what makes
Evening star., 1959-12-20
MODERN
MANNERS
Don't Overlook Courtesy
In All the Holiday Hurry
By CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

this old world a pretty good
place after all!
Merry Christmas everybody!
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
QueStiOn-How do you ad-
dress a Christmas card to
the Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court? I want to
include his wife too.
Mr.. X. p. E.
AnSwer-It is simply THE
Chief Justice and Mrs.
Warren" No first names
are used. BY the way, he is
the Chief Justice of the
United States, not of the
Supreme Court.
QueStiOn-What do I wear
to an eggnog party that is to
be held between the hours
of six and eight? Is a suit
all right? Miss E. P.
Answer-Yes, if it is not
too obviously a sports suit.
An afternoon gown, either
street or ballerina length is
also correct. Gloves and a
hat should complete the
ensemble.
Question Il am sending
out announcements of the
birth of my son. An argu-
ment has arisen as to
whether or not this is
asking for a present" I
want to send the announce
ments out but hate to, do so
If this is what it means!
Mrs. H. ]. T.
Answer - A birth an
nouncement definitely does
not call for a gift. If the
recipient wishes to send one,
it is entirely up to her, but
it is not obligatory. BY all
means send out your an
nouncement.
CRegistered U. 9. Patent onhc0
Evening star., 1959-12-20
OCCASIONAL! |!

Boxer So" fruiwood breokfront, grill
doors, cabinet base. Was ! ,OOOlO0,
now 495.00
Boxer s." fruitwood console black and
gold column, mirrored back, 10" deep.
Was 37IOO -------------now now $500
Worsow French Provincial cherry so"
breokfront, grill door deck, 8 drawers in
base. Was $500 ------now $4,000
MeIdon cord table, French Provincial,
custom made, fruitwood, leather top,
3O' squore, discontinued pattern. Wos
Kittineer, Williamsburg leather top
poker tobIe, mahogany, pedestal bose.
Was $500 OO--------------no now $3.50
Century 76" cherry breokfront, gloss
doors, cabinet base. Was $500,
now $500
Empire cocktail tables, solid mopIe,
2Vr48", drawer discontinued. Were
5000 ------------- $500
ImperioI cocktail table, mahogany, Ask
22", traditional design. Was $500,
now 24.95
ImperioI commode, figured mahogany
fooled leather top, inIoid, 26"xl7R".
Was $3.50 50----------------now now $3.50
Brondt commode, mahogany Itolon de-
sign, 27"x2O". Was $3.50, now 1895
Empire oval lamp table, solid rock
maple, 24"x28", discontinued. Was
500 ---------------.now .now $500
Empire oval step table, solid rock maple,
2O"x3O", discontinued pattern. Wos
O7OO Zo.OV
sproeue & Carleton dough box 18"x
28", solid maple. Was 1900, now 1850
ImperioI cocktail table, light mahogany
inloid, two drawers, unusuoI design, dis
continued. Was 1895 ----now $500
Hexton drum table, mahogany wood
top, q" diameter. drawer. Was 460O,
now $3.50
Heritage end table, inIoid antique fruit
wood, two shelves, 24"xl8", discontin-
ued. Wos 75.00 ---------now $500
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Traditional
BEDROOM

DrexeI Treasury mahogany 5-piece
group, 54 dresser, mirror, double choir-
back bed, z night tables. Was 45400,
now 1880
Century cherry Apiece group, Y" triple
dresser, mirror 6-drower chest, double
bed. Was 5000 ---------no now $500
Hobitont pine Formico top students
desk and pine chair. Wos l04.50,
now $500
King solid mople 6-piece group, 81"
dresser, mirror, 5-drower chest, double
bed, z night tobIes Was $500,
now $500
Century Directoire cherry 5-drower
chest, double bed. Wos 2725O,
now 1900
Henredon informal walnut double stor-
oge heodboord. Wos 2l200, now $500
HuntIey French Provincial cherry 50"
triple dresser and mirror Was 1850,
now 1890
KindeI EorH American cherry Apiece
group, 6O dresser, mirror, 7-drower
chest, double bed Wos 1900,
now 495.0o
Custom choise lounge, down-piIIow back
and cushion, ruffIed skirt, turquoise
domosk. Was 1900 ------now 800
Pennsylvania House solid cherry double
choir back bed, discontinued. Wos
1880 $500
MeIdon oIidwoInut French Provincial s.
piece group, 68" triple dresser, 6-drower
chest, Mr.. and Mrs. dual heodboord, Z
chest night tobIes. Wos 23500O
now l45o.oo
Heritooe Old French fruwood 1898"
Iodys writing table Wos 1880,
now $500
DrexeI poir Of French Provincial woInut
night tobIes. Pair were 1890,
now 900 pr.
Henredon informal walnut double bed
Wos $500 now $500
Century French Provincial cherry double
bed ond one grill door night tobIe Wos
Boxer Milling Rood cherry -3-piece
contemporary group, 66" triple dresser,
mirror double bed Wos $3.50.
ThomosviIIe Louis W cherry 4 piece
group, 73" triple dresser, mirror, J.
drawer chest, Mr.. and Mrs. dual head
board. Was 555.0O-------now 45500
HinkIe Harris Colonial solid walnut
double spindle bed and one night tobIe.
Wos 1890 now 1880
Rosseou choise lounge, rose quilt ruff
fled skirt Wos 200 now $500
Evening star., 1959-12-20
MODERN

TomIinson Sophisticote emberqIo woInut
3-piece bedroom group, Is" triple
dresser, drop-front desk chest, Mr. and
Mrs. dual bed. Wos $500, now 495.00
DrexeI Coso del Sol walnut drop-Ieof
table, 4 side and Z arm chairs, textured
beige seats and bocks Wos 1900,
now 1880
Indianapolis Danish style SOTO, revers-
ibIe scot and back cushions, gold plastic
cover, woInut finish. Wos 5000,
now l48.o0
Indianapolis Danish style, one-om 48"
love scots, reversible scot and back
cushions, choice Of turquoise or black
cover, walnut finish. Were 1900,
now 64.00
DiIIinehom Orbit solid elm 8-piece din
ing group, 38"x58" table, 81" buffet
4 Comeback side chairs and Z orm
chairs. Was 5l2O----now 5000
DrexeI Profile walnut double bed with
foot board scot. Was 81 90, now $500
Tomlinson Sophisticote emberol woInut
Is" triple dressers. Were $500,
now 1890
ThomosviIIe woInut fromed hiqh-bock
chair, foam cushion, orange textured
domosk. Was 1880 now 10000
Widdicomb unber walnut 6-piece bed
room group, 68" dresser mirror s.
drawer chest, Mr.. and Mrs. duoI heod-
board, 2 night tobIes Wos ! 10000,
now $500
Evening star., 1959-12-20
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BEDDING

VIM. Intner hoir-topped doubIe-size
Sets. Were o9.OO---------now $500
Foom rubber doubIe-size extro-fim
set. Were 1890 -------now 900
Mr.. and Mrs. swing heodboord, gray
plastic. Was 790--------now 1890
PuIImun sleeper, foam cushions, kick
pleot, brown texture. Was $500,
now 1900
Korpen hi-Ieg konvertibIe, foam cush-
ions, gold texture. Was 5000,
now 22e00
Simmons fomous-moke extro-firm d.
pIex bed as is. Was 1900, now 1880
Simmons Famous Make twin-size regu-
lar set. Wos 1900 ---- now 1900
VIM. Intner hand imperial edged twin
set, 4096 hair. Was l99.0O- now 1900
Shifmon hond-tied twin-size box spring.
Was $3.50 now 1880
Spring Air doubIe-size innersprinq mot
tress. Was $3.50 O-----------now 300
Simmons 78" Colonial hide-o-bed, beou-
Nrest cushions, beige tweed. Was
359OO 1890
Evening star., 1959-12-20
CARPET

l-l5'x94" silver grey wool plush pile.
Was 279OO -------------now 1890
l-l2'x2l' turquoise wool plush pile.
Was 62l 90 -------------now 341.Q0
l-l5xll2" lime wool deep plush tex
tured Wos $500 ------1ow $500
3sxl1 oII-wooI Oriental design. Wos
24o.OO ---------------now 1900
l-9xl2 linen braid. Wos 1900,
now $500
l-sxl2 beige wool twist. Wos 1920,
now 1900
l-l2xlI beige and green wool tweed.
Wos l44.0O ------------now 1900
l-l5xl3' off white textured ocrIon.
Was 308.0O O-------------now 1890
l-l5'xl5' beige scuIptured Wilton
Wos $500 -------------no now 1880
l-l5xl6 pearl white textured ocriIon.
Was $500 ---~--------n now 1850
l-l2xl46 rose beige wool and nyIon
plush. Was 2950O ------now 1890
1-l2xl5'6" Martini wool loop pile.
Was 1000 O------------now $500
Evening star., 1959-12-20

pre- DRASTIC REDUCTIONS on Lifetime Furniture
time for the Christmas home
AMERICAS FINEST FURNITURE from the finest oke Many display
oneofo-kind items suites individual left odd
Listed below only Of the hundreds Of values found
phone oil soes
and everything subject prior sale give
owoy prices.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-21
Tues. Games Star Jr. Varsity Teams. Nome High Girls

In a close action-packed basket ball game last night, the Never
 vo-Boens edge1 out a hard figtting Never Will-Be's 32 to 30.
 The NHB's and the NWB's are composed of Junior Varsity high school players coached by Pete Hahn and George Bell. The poten- al varsity players at times ex- hibited much promise We hope to see more of these Junior Varsity players in the future.
 High point men for the victor ious NHB's were Sam Often IS, Harry Johnsen g, Ernie Ailak 2, Bill Oman 2, and Joe Amarok l. For the NWB's the point makers were James Bell 8, Roy Piscoya 6, Reggie Okitkon 6, Robert Oksok- taruk 4, Charles Nershak 4, and Al Rylander 2.
 In the second game the Nome High Girls Comets decisively de- feated the High School Sput- niks 26 to 13. For the Comets the scorers were Clarice Hardy 14. Laura Atuk 8, Carol Johnson 6. For the Sputniks Ellen Saito 6, Lois Okitkon 5, and Edna John sen 2.
 Friday night will see two lea sue LeamS DIaying
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-21
Old Nome Brewery Building Being Razed

A Well-known landmark being torn down, before it falls down, is the building at the end of D Street known as the brewery, although it has been many years since it was used for such purposes.
 In the early days, it was the Nome Brewing and Bottling Works, owned by Wm. Bonnet and Henry Kerns, who made a brand of beer called the Aksala (Alaska spelled backWards), and later the plant was used for bottling of soft drinks.
 The last time it was used was in 1894 and 1885, by Polet's Stores, as a cold storage plant, after the big fire and until Polet's rebuilt with a modern plant.
 The property is now owned by the U. s. Smelling Co.
 Those concerned with the start ing of the Nome Museum are in- terested in obtaining some part of the old equipment for [ h e museum.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-21
New Eastern Star Officers Installed at Local Meeting

Doris Wilke and Jack Reed were installed last evening as 1859 Worthy Matron and Patron of Alaska Chapter No. l, Order of Eastern Star.
 Installing officer was Mildred Harwood, outgoing matron, with Lillie Lewis as marshall.
 Other officers for the year in clude Ruth Reed, Werner Bohrer, Helen Dunbar, Ellen Lyle, Emily Boucher, Dorothy Young, Marge Bohrer, Barbara Martin, Verna Mickelson, Pearl Bohrer, Betty Edwards, Ellen Spear, Frank Johnson and Luther Dunbar.
 Mildred Harwood was presented with past matron's pin from the chapter and a beautiful ceramic vase from her officers. Past Pa trcl Herb Jenks was presented an Eastern Star local pin.
 The incoming matron, Doris
 ~. will start a family tradi- Ion by using the gavel which her mother had when she was matron of her chapter.
 Refreshments were served by V-C:t.0g Stars from other chapters
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-21
Arctic Club To
 Select Nome Team For Winter Events
By RUTH MCLEAN

The dog team and driver to represent Seward Peninsula in the Anchora 9e Fur Rendezvous and Fairbanks Winter Carnival races will be determined by the Arctic Club annual dog race com n7itLee. This announcement was made by President Jerry Manning at the VIVA. Chamber of Com merce Monday meeting. Trans porta ion for the team, driver and a helper will be furnished by Alasaa Airlines, MT. Mannin , stated.
 The committee for the annual Chamber banquet announced that a smorgasbord has been planned for the evening of January 30 at the North Star Seaview Room Chamber members are requested to return their ballots for the board of directors.
 President Shamrock of the Alas ka State Chamber of Commerce, who attended the Montana State Convention, wrote that he heard much interest and encouragement expressed for Alaska in Mon tana, whose statehood problems resembled those now faced by Alaska.
 It was also reported that the Alaska State Chamber will spon- sor an exhibit at the Chicago Sportmen's Show and plans are developing for exhibits at the Los Angeles Sportsmen's Show and the Worlds Fair in Seattle in 1960-61. It was also announced that an Alaska Almanac is to be sponsored and printed by the Alaska State Chamber.
 State Chamber Secretary Bill Wood confirmed that a Board meeting will be held at Nome during the latter part of May.
 In answer to an inquiry from t''e VIVA. Chamber, the Alaska Housing Authority advised that preliminary survey to consider the possibility of an urban re- newal program at Nome can be made without cost to the city, If the city requests the survey. The Chamber will recommend that the City Council make the request.
 Mrs. Verna Mickelson will act as corresponding secretary while Sen. John McNees, Chamber man ager, attends the legislature.
 It was noted that the Employ ment Security Commission will open a. part-time office on Feb. 2, in the City Hall, with Frances Dunlap in charge.
 Chaplain Friske, USAF, was guest at the luncheon meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-21
~--7 SCO1TS CELEBRATE NEWSPAPER WEEK WITH VISIT TO THE NUGGET

This is Newspaper Month for Trb Scouts all over the nation. Today the den of Mrs. Peggy Kel- liner visited the Nugget to find out how the paper is published. In this den were Joe Dexter, David Fungerford, Lonnie and Michael OConnor, Chuckie Johnson, Owen Sundstrom and Bonnie Larson.
 Their den chief is Frank Gil lespie.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-21
SEANTOR LESTER BRONSON LEAVES TO ATTEND FIRST
 ALASKA STATE LEGISLATURE

State Senator Lester Bronson departed yesterday for Juneau to attend the legislature which will convene January 26.
 The four senators from the End Division are: William Beltz, for the division at large, Bronson, at large; John McNees, for n'e+ricts 23 and 24; and Fen Hopson for Tistrict 21 and P.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-21
DELEGATES LEAVE NOME FOR MISSIONARY COUNCIL

Reverend Roald Amundson, ac- companied by Spencer Strand and his wife, leave this week for White Mountain, to attend the annual business meeting and Missionary Council of the Covenant Church. Others attending will be from Unalakleet. The Nome delegates plan to return next week.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-21

Fred Chaffins has arrived from the Outside to assume the duties as patrolman at the Nome Fire and Police Station.
 Chaffins comes from Coer d. Alene, Idaho, where he has had considerable experience in both fire and police duty.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-21
WEATHER FORECAST

Windy and colder today with decreasing winds tonight. Lowest temperature expected tonight 0, the high tomorrow 5.
 Maximum wind: 52 mph from the FINE.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-21
Postmistress Marge Bohrer lief

, 0rage to spend couple
 ~0 s with her daughter Peggy + aun and family. Of special in terest will be her first visit with a new grandson.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-21
OMEDALENA INFANT DIES

Nina, three months old infant daughter of Agnes Omedalena, passed away this morning. Burial arrangements have not been an nounced.
, 1959-11-17
Appreciation

It is with the deepest appre-
citation that /, Robert w.
Skeoch, wish to thank all those
who remembered to honor my
goth Birthday locally, my re-
latives and friends; by cable
and letter from America, Den
mark, England, Jamaica, Gren-
sda, Puerto Rico nd ST. The
mas. God Bless Them All.