The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 26, 1932, Page 2

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Article of food l I’////,HIII%/ N HOLY TRINITY METHODISTS T0 CATHEDRAL IS | HAVE SPECIAL TO CELEBRATE MUSIC SUNDAY | = d Choral Eucharist. Will ‘Be ‘Sunday School Will Present| Sung by Vested Choir “New Life”—Read- at 1 o'Clock ing by Mrs. James The Feast of the Resurrection| The morning service at 11 o'clock | |will be celebrated in Holy Trinity at the Methodist Church will con-/ | cathedral tomorrow by a cele- sist of special Baster music, a brief! | bration of the Holy Communion at|Easter message by the pastor and & |8 am.; Choral Bucharist, sung by |vivid description of the Resurrec-| vested choir of thirty voices, atition, “The Dawn of the Souls! 11 and Children’s service at 12:30 Awakening” read by Mrs. Geo. E.! |o'clock. There will be ‘no sa’vk:e James by request. | {tomorrow at Douglas. Sunday scheol with Easter: Les-! The music at the 11 o'clock 'ser- 'sons will be at 12:05 o'clock. | | vice will be as follows: The evening service at 7:30° | | | Prelude; '“Jesus Lives"—St. Al-|o'clock will be given by members | binus. of the Sunday School. The flrfl?tl Processional; “At the Lamb's part of the services will be by the; | High Feast We Sing"~St. George | Primary department. The children, ! assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Vinaemf “Christ our Passover'— |will give songs and exercLsea.’ “Nw Life,” This will be followed “Shining | Introit; Mornington. Kyrie; Arranged from Gounod’s ‘hy an Baster Service, “Good Friday”—Eleinor Gruber. Part TIL—Resurrection “The ‘Angel’—Mrs. Lloyd Vincent Palestrina. | Offertory Anthem; “They Have | Taken Away My Lord"™—Stainer. Presentation; Chant—Whitney. “Guards” -~ Ennis and Thomnx ! Sursum Corda—Alam. ‘White. |Sanctus—Adlam. “The French Songbird” ——vtvhm, Mass in G. ;Armm‘,’ by the older members ol Gradual; “Christ the Lord 1Is the school. The service condatsw Risen"—Meozarb. of: i Gloria — Tibi and Gratias — Part I—Advent I —Adlam. “Four Sundays Bear My Name" Credo—Adlam. |~Ronald Lister. | Hymn; “The Strife is Oer"— Part IL—Crucifiction i ! i i Gruber. Venit. " . z e “The English Songbird"—Stanley ¥ i Hughes. % i il g s Y “The American Songbird"—Ethel s Fukuyama. Nunc Dimittis; Chant—Gower. Recessional; “The Day of Res-| ' ion"—All Hallow’s. Ampnsion - Chorus— | quist. Handetiid:)[usfilemm Standard Bearers—Lloyd Vincent Members of the choir !Frances R. James, Ruth Vincent, Sopran Mrs. Jenne, Mrs. Mul- Leon Vincent, and Melvin Mer- d tiss F Tith, Day'—Mrs. Holm-~ vihill, Mrs. Heard, Miss Rhein-| {hart and Miss Pulver. Altos—Mrs, Jarman, Mrs. Hol- | brook, Mrs. Snow and Miss Sell. ‘ Ng‘ | Tenors—Messrs. Polley, Buck- ] Je i Basses—Messrs. Lea, Felden, Fos-| Junior Choir | Corrine Jenne, Shirley Dalton, | | Phylis Jenne, Miriam Lea, Betty | | Irvine, Mary Stewart, Emily Dal-| ingham, Fisher, and Frank Fosber A u T 0 MUBILE ter and Batcheller. F | ton, Gene Carlson, Jane Elliott, | Part IV.—Ascension 18 behind the While on the golden glory lay. [} My lips sang, Alleluja! l I saw the su regal glory The morning was ris Easter Morning I saw the darkness of the night in silence pass away, I saw the first red streaks of dawn The marvel of another day burst on my waiting eyes. I heard the lark’s triumphant song, the mighty eagle’s eries. My heart sang, Alleluia! The fragrance of the spring was borne | upon the wind’s warm breath; = I felt the triumph and the truth of what the Scripture saith, That God is Life, that God is Love, and Love shall outlive death. My soul sang, Alleluia! The sky had lost its red. The white suffusing light of day filled all the earth instead. And it was Easter Day, and Christ shnde 0, Ear TR mountains play, valleys and the hills a s ascending sphere in rise, was now fully come. rom the dead. th, sing Alleluia! Notices. for -this church “column must be received by The Empire not later than 10 o'clock morning to guaraniee change of | The Vy. Rev. CHARLES E. RICE,' sy sermon topics, etc. Saturday e e T Tae Salvation Army i 3 Pu!JuL me: & Sunda Sunday--T ‘Tuesday: First Church of Christ, | Scientist | I' -~ Sunday services will be held at | Patricia Harlana, Bemice ReideliHenry M. Leland Matdm11 B e e e and Kathleen Carlson. | M Crystal Snow Jenne, Director | Jackson B. Rice, Organist ; Thomas Stewart, -Crucifer Ciyde Boylan, -Acolyte ) (Continued rrom Page One) | | “ i Riftes n Civil War and //y//Ei IIIH’ NOTICE OF ELECTION UPON |felt we were doing a real service, FRANCHISE and work is the best fun I have.” |TO THE ELECTORS OF THE Brezks With Ford CITY OF JUNEAU, ALASKA: Mr. Leland founded the Cadillac NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN|Motor Car Company and for many that on March 4, 1932, the Com- |¥years was its President until it was mon Couneil of the City of Juneau, taken over in 1917 by the Genera: Alaska, enacted, 'subject to the rati- | Motors Corporation. Whether he fication of the electors of said |actually proposed to retire when municipality, that certain Ordinance | the Cadillac Company was taken No. 207, entitled “An Ordinance |OVer is not known, but when the granting a franchise to J. A. Bulger United States enterad the war, t_hp and H, J. Bberhart, of Juneau, Al- then 75-year-old mechanical genius aska, their helrs, executors, ad-|806 into the fray by organizing ministrators and assigns, to con- the Lincoln Motor Company chief- struct, operate and maintain a |1 for the production of the Liberty steam heating service in the City |motor. of Juneau, Alaska, and to charge| Financial troubles, however, way- for such steam heating service furn- laid the Lincoln company and it ished thereby,” which ordinance|Went into a Federal receivership. |grants a franchise to J. H. Bulger | That litigation uitimately led to al and H. J. Eberhart, their heirs, ex- break between Mr. Leland his old | ecutors, administrators and assigns, | riend, Henry Ford. The latter |to construct, operate and maintain bought in the Lincoln properties ath |a steam heating service in the City |the xeceivership sale for $8,000,000. lof Juneau, Alaska, and to charge Six years later Mr. Leland and his | for said steam heating service fupn- |58, Wilfred, brought suit against Henry and Edsel Ford, alleging BY GIVEN that said franchise will |$6,000.000 damages for original be submitted to the qualified elect- |Stockholders of the Lincoln com- at the annual municipal election|¥erbally agreed to relmburse the to be held therein on April 5, 1982, stoctholflers when they took over| ; and that at such election the elect- [the Properties. { ors of said municipality may ex-| Hemry M. Leland was born at} press by their vote their approval Danville, Vt., February 16, 1843. He or disapproval of sald franehise, and [8leaned his education, .as he ex- that such franehise will not become {Pressed it, “in the little red school| valid untll it has heen submitteq {10USeS of Vermont and Massachu-| to the electors of said municipality |5¢¥ts." In 1867 he married Ellen| shall be in,favor of 'such fran- ‘Woodbridge) both of Detroit. lch;xséncn 1S FURTHER !-ER.E-.‘ALMA GRANT TO BE AT COLISEUM SUNDAY BY GIVEN that by said ordinance the Common Council designated said annual municipal election to be the election at which said fran- NOTICE 18 FURTHER HERE-|Dreach of faith. The Lelands sough | ors of the City of Juneau, Alaska, P80V claiming that the Fords had 5 Rhoda Hull of Millbury, Mass. Th at said annual municipal election 3 Ty, ey | and unless at least 55 per centum R:d two children, Wilfred C. and| of the votes cast 8t that election |Martha Grertrude (Mrs. Angus| | chise should be submitted to the qualified electors of said munici-| Mss Alma Grant,.radio croon- pality. cr, will be heard in songs an NOTICE IS FURTHER HERE- |recitations at the Coliseum theatre | Ordinance, containing said fran-| Miss Grant is enroute to Fair chise, may be inspected at the|banks via Whitehorse and Dawson. | C!tycwrlsoflwemtbecfiawtsbemwmhmwaymm in Juneau, Alaska. jJuneau to Fairbanks by glving 5, 1932, H. B. SHEPARD, City Clerk. Pirst publication, March 5, 1932. f|Last publication, April 4, 1932. past three months and has made many friends. ———— Daily Empire Want Ads Pay BY GIVEN that a copy of said|at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow night. | { Christ, Scientist, Juneau, on Fifta and Main Streets. The subject will Motors in World War |be, “Reatity.” Sunday School—12:15 p.m. Wednesday, 8:00 pm. — Testi- Holy Trinity Cathedral Dean. 8:00 a.m.—Holy Communion. 11:00 am. — Cheral Eucharist, =s | sung by vested choir. 12:30 p.m.—Children’s service. Bethel Pentecostal Assembly 121 Mam Sireet CHARLES C. PERSONEOUS, Pastor. Sunday services: 11:00 a.m.—Morning worship. 12:15 p.m.—Bible School. An Easter program will be given by the Sunday School. 6:30 p.n.—Young People’s meet- ing. 7:30 p.m.—Evening service. monial meeting. Christian Science Reading Room in church building. This room is open to the public Wednesday after- noons from 2:30 to 4. The public is cordially invited to attend these services and visit the reading room. Rfiumctmn Lutheran Church | s AL s Corner of Third and Main streets REV. ERLING K. OLAFSON, Pastor. “The Friendly Chureh” Palm Sunday. +10:00 a.m.—Sunday School. t | \ | ! Services Tuesday and Friday ev- enings at 7:30 o'clock. The Lord’s Supper the first Sun-! day of each month, T Seventh Day Adventists X S. D. A. Cnapel, Winn Bldg., Second and Seward Streets VERNON GYES, Pastor Sunday Night: 7:30— Lecture— “Baster in History.” This subject | ,will unburden the day of the cus- (toms that have attached themselves to the celebration in order that we jmiay see its true valus. Wednesday night, study — “The 11:15 am—Morning worship. jGreas Eastern Quation.” Anthems: “The Redeemer Tri- umphant” (Holton), The Junior Choir; “Why Weepest Thou?” (Lor- enz) and “The Awakening Chorus” | (Gabriel), The Scnior Choir. Ser- mon, “The Resurrection.” % ~7:30 pm—Service and pageant presented by members of the Sun- day School. SENEE R ORI | Metropolitan Methodist | | Episcopal Church APk Fourth and Seward Streets REV. G. E. JAMES, Minister, '"1'he church with the cordial wel- come.” 11:00 am.—Special Easter music. 12:05 p.m.—Sunday School. East- er lessons. 7:30 pm.—Evening service given by members of Sunday School. e, o | Catholic Church | | Church of the Nativity | i = 45 Fifth and Gold Streets 6:30 am.—Low Mass in the Hos- pital ‘Chapel. 8:00 a.m.—Pontifical High Mass in the Church and Sermon. 7:30 p.m.—Closing of Mission ex- ercises followed by Beendiction of the Blessed Sacrament. —— . Northern Light Presbyterian Church Comer Fourth and Franklin Sts. REV. C. C. SAUNDERS, 11:00 am. — Morning worship. Sabbath, April 2: 1:30 p.n.—Sabbath School. 2:30 pm. — Sermon, “What Is Christian Condus [+) w | Presbyterian Native Church | —f SEWARD KUNZ, Lay Worker 10:30—Morning service. 32 7:30 pdn.-—Wednmday, Midweek |prayer service. | W T S i Russian Orthodox Church Bl e REV. A. P. KASHEVAROFF, Saturday, 7:00 p.m—Vespers and matins Sunday, 1000 a.m—~The dX\fl.nB NOTICE TO CREDITORS Im the Probate Court for the Ter-| ritory of Alaska, Division Number One, Sitka Precinet. L. GODDARD, Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned Executrix of the estate ing claims against the deceased, to exhibit them, with the proper vouchers, within six menths after the first publication of this notice, to the said Administratrix at her residence at Goddard, Alaska, the action of the business of said es- Dated at Juneau, Alaska, March|song and recitation entertainments ey n 3 xorm:rheennkwmpresemmmmm Story of Easter.” 12:15 p.m.—Sunday School. 6:30 p.m.—Children's Hour. 7:00 pm. — Intermediate Chris- tian Endeavor. tate. MARY €. GODDARD, Executrix. First publication, March 26, 1932. Last publication, April 16, 1932. —————— ON VACATION TRIP | Lorenz) — The Senior Choir. {briel) — The Senior Choir. Duet, | | | { | | IClyde Lyon, aged 57 years, Seat- a Great {the result of an attack of the | 113 years. | 700, will hold their regular month- | liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom. | In the Matter of the Estate of F., of F. L. Goddard, deceased, to the | creditors of, and all persons hav-| same being the place for the trans- LUTHERANS TO PRESBYTERIAN HAVE DOUBLE CHURCH WiLL EVENT SUNDAY, HAVE CANTATA Congregational Service inl ‘The Story of £ Easter™ Will Morning—Pageant { Be Sung at Morning in Evening ! Worship Eacter will be observed with two| The choir of the Northern Light services at the Resurrection Luth- | Presbyterian Church will present eran Church, the worship service the cantata “The Story of Easter” cf the congregation at 11:15 a. m. by R. M. Stults at the 11 o'clock and a service and pageant by the Worship service tomorrow morn- ‘Sunday School at 7:30 p. m. A Ing. The choir, under the direction setting of Easter lilies and greens of Mrs. W. C. Ellis and with Mrs. will form 'a background for the Trevor Davis, as accompanist at beautiful and dignified service of the pipe organ, has practiced for the Luthern church, which on this many weeks for this presentation occasion, will be enhanced by sup- Of the Easter message. Those who plementary music. have heard the rehearsals. declare The program for the morning 'that it is one of the finest pro- service is as follows: ductions that have been given in Prelude — “Hozannah” (Gran- Juneau. The services are open to ier) = Elizabeth Thordarson. the public an arrangements are Processional — “Jesus Christ is’ ¢ing made for accommodating a Risen Today.” ccord attendance. The program Invocation. follows: Confession and Absolution. | Organ Prelude. The Introit. | Doxology. Gloria Patri. | Invocation. The Kyrie. | Reading of Scripture. Pastoral Prayer. The Gloria in Excelsio. £ ! Announcements. The Collect. Anthem: “The Redeemér Trium-' Offertory, Violin Solo; Selected— phant” (Hotton) — The Junior Duncan Robertson. ‘Choir. Cantata, “The Story of Easter.” The Epistle Lesson. Tnireduction; Instrumental (Or- Anthem—“Why Weepest Thou?” gan)—Mrs, Trevor Davis, Cpening Chorus—'Hail Glorious The Gospel Lesson. Day.” The Oreed. | Part I Hymn — “Christ the Lord is Bass solo, “I extol Thee, O Lord” Risen Today.” —TFcem Redingshafer. Sermon — “The Resurrection.” Tenor solo, “O Lord, Thou Has' —the Red. Erling K. Olafson. Brought Up My Soul”—Max Scriber. Offertory. Chorus, “The Lord Is My “The Awakening Christ.” (Ga- Strength. “This is The Day Which Hymn—“Lord Dismiss Us With The Lord Hath Made"—Ladies Thy Blessing.” Chorus and Choir. The Benediction. Part II Recessional — “Christ is Risen, The Empty Sepulchre. Soprano solo, “And When The The Sunday School Pageant. Sabbath Was Passed"—Evelyn 4ol- m. vividly presents to the people Male Quartette, “At The Rising of this age the meaning and re- of The Sun"—Max Scriber, Ted ge. ling and he.-Choir. Chorus, ‘v, Loving Hands and NEwsPAPERMAN Recitative soprano, “They Hay2 Taken Away My Lord"—Flora ‘ The Risen Chrxst SEATTLE, - March ZG—Wmifln Bassos, “And Behold, There Was tle Times copy reader, is dead as George Hall. Chorus, “Fear Not Ye.” Lyon participated in the cover- From the Sepulchre”—Max Scriber. age of the flight of Amundsen to Baritone Solo, “The Day of Res- He entered the newspaper work choir. 25 years ago. He lived in Seattle @lesing Chorus, “Alleluia! Alle- “The Baster Song,” at 7:30 p. lmann. sibility of the Easter mes- Keaton, Jack Fargher, Homer Nord- Faithful Hearts.” DIES IN SEATTLE Chorus, Christ, Our Passover”— Soprano solo by Hazel Ferguson. Earthquake”—Solo by heart. | Tenor Solo, “And They Departed the North Pole. urrection”—Jack Fargher and the luia!™ Lyon was sent to Point Barrow e in 1928 by the New York Times| RpGISTRATION OF VOTERS and a press association to cover the Norge's flight. He and a ra- I = dio operator ‘wére lost 13 days in n;:ffi“%g&‘;s B(o;:m,:; ;;Sfi;tl Alaska and mushed to Point Bar- piaction to be held Tuesday, April e !5, 1932, will be opened Tuesday, March 1, 1932, and remain open MOOSE SOCIAL MONDAY until Saturday evening, April 2, The Loyal Order of Moose, No.|1932. American citizenship, twenty-one ly social Monday, March 28. All years of age, bona fide resident members of the Moose and their Territory of Alaska for one year, families are invited. jand the Town of Juneau, Alaska, —adv. COMMITTEE. lcontlnuausly for six months im- mediately preceding said date of |election are the qualifications re- quired. H. R. SHEPARD, City Clerk. | First publication, Feb. 17, 1932. ;‘Last publication, ‘April 1, 1932. ——————— | APRIL FOOL DANCE | Dowt miss it, April 1, given by | the Business and Professional Wom- Iens Club at Elks' Hall. Favors |'m’ everything. —adv. yo t SHOE SALE All Ladies’ 'Shoes MUST GO FOR‘ CASH ONLY J. M. Saloum YOU SAVE in many ways when you buy a FORD ASK JUNEAU MOTORS Foot of Main Street SEWARD STREET New Location, Next to Kann’s