The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 16, 1933, Page 7

, SATURDAY, DEC. 16, 1933. Tov the quictness and Teverence, of Trustees of the Internal Im. Ilinos farmers will gain 2,6 Bear Valley, Cal,, was found 10 ! | ‘RUNNING lN SALT ¢ N ¥ / 7 Z an evening in God’s house. Christ- provement Board of Florida hav" |veass of time for lefsure by par- be without bears, so the state EUMUNDS chE | X \ MR i 2 mas hymns Will be sung. Pastor's applied to the Federal Public Works | iicipating in the 1934 agricultural game department stocked it with FlELDS DEVELOPS MR \ QLR / . Z subje “Inborn Confidence.” This Administration for a $494,000 loan ' odjustment program, the Univer-| :ix of the adult black California MARATHON MARVEL . S \ 7//43 |theme is based on 2 Timothy 1:12 to be used in reforestation Isity of Iliinois estimates o 7 3 in which Paul writes: “. . . I know | 3 & — i o =N 3 ; 2 [ |whom I have believed and am per- | - e TOKYO, Dec. 16.fk:<|?111n."zis.‘ = suaded that he is able . . . low Dog Dingo, which ran throug invite you to our Heavenly ARC. Superimfendent Re- |t s Helor CHEEs utih = S i e s house to enjoy the fe 5 A 3% - hind legs ached, and Japan's p; . " 1 e / : ~e { L , I |mier marathon runner 0zo Ku- pusinst: ) > which we have in his ! ports Work Launched on |» h Kozo K > ; i All - | sunoki, attained their prowess in'§ d g > P! CWA Projects | S [ : very similar surroundings | E 3 The Salvation Army e Kusunoki, who recently won the| Y " S Prcjects cn the Territorial CWA |ong orind in the ne Meiji| - > Public meetings: program cre under way, ¥ | Shrine Stadium games h better- = = unday—2:30 p.m. FOr hrlstmas ccmmunities in the area under his|ine Juan Carlos Zaba Olympic | o ren C . 6:30 am—Holy Mass. ! Sunday School—3:30 p.m. ° distriet, as announced today by |yecord of 2 hour minutes, 36 must be received by The mpire! 8:00 a.m.—Holy *Mass and In- M. C. Edmunds, A. R. C. ¥ |s y 26 seconds, hails from |not later than 10 o'clock Saturdaystructions Superintendent wh her s hern island of Shik | morning to guarantee change of 10 am.—High Mass and ser- yesterday to ce Hawley | where the largest salt fields of | sermon topics, ete. | mon. CHARLES C. PERSONEUS, Sterling, Acting Chief 9 °r' | Japan lie | | 7%0 p.m—Rosary and Benedic- Pastor. regarding the CWA pro d| As a small boy Kusunoki used to | f——————— —73|tion of the Most Blessed Sacra- inday services: other matters. run with a First Church of Christ, ment. “All of cur civil K Scientist | | Bethel Pentecostal Assembly s playmates around the! | 00 a.m.—Morning worship. * fields, and recently when he| Thursday, December 21.—Feast of | 12:00 noon—Bible School. are under way he got a job as|F— ? . the Apostle, a day 50 p.m.—Evening service. factory pr . the big deposits. It be-| ~ond ; : n lay and Fridays, 7:30 p.m.— Wik 15 "belg e ki BIE ATt et s 1 am. e First Church o : celistic Bervieds. would otherwise have to be t dally to see how the salt water was | CPrist, Selentist, Juneau, on Fifth ryone cordially invited to ail care of out of relief or in AFvitie. Runalie to it BELE e l:nd Main Streets. The subje ¥ funds. ed wind and stamina Pl s 1 PRIVELE, BIclUe Man 1% : > Lord’s Supper the first Sun- Crews have been organt: >oo oI o3 DAVID WAGGONER, Minister v of cach month. put to work at Anchoraze Sunday School at 1 X Sunday services® P S Matanuska, Seldovia, Kodi: and MRS. LOU1S RAPUZZI IS ‘ Wtrllm sday, 8:00 p.m. ; 10:30 a.m.—Morning service. Sub-! | Seventh Day Adventists Ouzinki. The Public W 1 IN ST. ANN'S HOSPITAL| monial meeting . “Refreshing.” “The Lo 8 | 25 ministraticn’s road projects X - | Christian Science Reading R0om ! inarey to the house of Onesiphorus; | r Second and Franklin Sts. been shut down in the district d Mrs. Louis Rapuzzi, of Skagway,|in church building. This room 3s|for he oft refreshed me, and was| Where, Hungry Souls Are to weather condition: Mr. E entered St. Ann's Hospital tiopen to the public Wi not ashamed of my chains.” T Tim. ; Satisfied. munds will return to Anchorage evening to receive medical « afternoons from 2:30 to 4. 1:16 i VERNON GYES, Pastor (absent) next week. surgical care. | The public is cordially invited to| 11:30 a.m—Bible School. Lesson, a“st\blmth services each Saturday ———————— B - attend these services and visit the|«pau at Rome.” ‘ts 28:11-22; | diternoon. & OPERATED UPON ading room. |30, 21 i Acts 331700 . —Sabbath Schdol | SHE 2:30 pm—Services at Douglas|,, 200 Pm—Services. Rockers Curling Irons Mission. BUSIEST DAY OF YEAR AT POSTOFFICE FRIDAY With the bulk of thé Eouth- bound Christmas parcel post mail- ng ed yesterday morning and ea i PP - 8% ol Frankun at Fourth afternoon, the stalf of loca JOHN GRAY IN HOSPITAL |REV. JOHN A. GLASSE, Minister' Jacobs who entered Tt PrebVtiEAD Ho: ‘)ll.‘l )E“lffl'dfl}' uncer C;lurch 2 7:3 —Evening Service. Sub- — ——pe 5 \ . major operation this morn- | .t | ject, “Christ’s Work in Heaven, and |Corner of Third and Main Streets Foot Stools ® 3 " lour work on earth.” John 20:17 REV. ERLING K. OLAFSON, i Table . s G ables Glassware Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.—Midweek | Patsor. \ End '.ld st Prayer Ser | “The Friendiy Church” Ottomans Dish Postoffice had the busiest day so | Mrs. J. C. Stapleton, Director | 3 | 5y & . it s o : A A cordial invitation is given to| 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School. albys » Racl aster far this season. Mrs. Trevor Davis, Organist |aiicnq’gnoce covioed oo worship | Magazine Racks Roasters i Over three hundred s of e v | “Where Welcome and Worship R 11:00 a.m—Morning service. Pas- I " s : / 51 t 1l with W ! :00 a.x s mial Desks parcel post mail went south from ! Meet” [iis astrmon, .aiBIREE. “<Pha’ Blueds Colonial k [ Resurrection Lutheran Church ( Mirrors Corn Poppers Egg Beaters Juneau on the steamers last even- | 10:00 a.m—Sunday School. i Ao »; | Business—The Church.” Choir and Cedar Chests Flashlights ing and 11 pouchas of class MONAGLE | 10:50 to 11:00 am—Organ Mo Metropolitan Methodist | |a vocal solo Bl Card Table e, 36 mail, more than on any one ¢ FAMILY IN VANCOUVER|ments. | CHRISTMAS CALENDAR Metal (‘j""_ Tables (:"r‘_'"r'i Sets ot iasl J_vuri acc(a:rdgx;:_ km s ] | 11:00 a.m—Morning worship, For ——— ity F Dec. 22, 7:30 p.m—Sun- { and Chairs Christmas Tree master Josephinz pickett azle left on o Prin- | details see ertisement elsewhere d School program and Christmas 4 N ee o, 3 . : R T J Norah for Vancouver, B. C. !in this paper. % : 2 Cantata by the Junior Choir. Coffee Tables I"ghh GEORGE WORTH HAS here he will meet his wife and e A Fece Joeie, Wouaed hearts nday, Dec. 24, 11:00 a. m.— [} Double Sockets MAJOR OPERATION TODAY dren who preceded him s i - - ] € Realed, r as Service, Liturgical Serv- T g z 2k al months s Tyt nity Cathedral Where weary ones may rest; Choirs aARIGEIbT. ELECTRIC— Velocipedes Mrs. George Worth entered St.| spend a fe s in Vancouver | THE vy, CHARLES E. RIC Where faith triumphant layswith| = Monday, Dec. 25, 8:00 p. m.— Irons ii Ann's Hospital yesterday and un- and then go to Seattle to remain | Dean. i 08 5 Christmas Cantata by the Senior e tolator Sle derwent a major ocperation this for about two months before re- Its triumphs at His feet. .. |cnoir ercolators Sleds ity turning 107 Jires : 10:30 am. to 12:00 noon—Family| Further announcement will ap- Doalters . A e 3 . L 10:00 aum. day Worshi Hour. “Wha have™ ¥ pear next week. Arrange your pro- o o s | mander D Superintendent. |done fo my boy?» sid a father |EFAI S0 thab you may attend these Grills Pocket Knives 11:00 am—Morning Prayer anc day. The Minister of whom |Services. You will'enjoy them and Waffle Irons Toys reading of the “Pastoral Letter question was asked was ex-|find them inspiring. eee— 9 b | e Ho f Bishops is careless father to give & "ty e e el veABS A Bibie etery evening ofof Juneau.' Get yours ip: time 3 Go In For Catholic Church ; become a ditferent boy around | Vinter and Pond Co. —adv ON DECEMBER 23RD Church of the Nativity " How many Juneau 2R S x g - __ Fifth and Goid Streets St P hc!p' hin | SEE BIG VAN : ; WINTER SPORT (EV. WM. G. LeVASSEUR, SJ. 17 apsolutely impossivle 1o bring|| THE GUN MAN! omas araware o el e him, then do the next best —send | OLD PEEP-SIGHT TOM ' L4 Sun December 17 Thira nim to these se Our Gun and Locksmith Lake Placid isn't the only place in the world | S in Advent 7:30 p.m—Evening Worship. En-| | 204 Front St. 206 Seward St. for winter spo There are probably ponds g @l for skating, hills for ing right in your own d. And if you don't go in for it, { NORTHERN LIGHT PRESBYTERIAN | you're n 2 he fun of life! CHURCH | Franklin at Fourth | | t tev. John A. Glasse, Minister Mildred Stapleton, Director Carol Beery Davis, Organist “Where Welcome and Worship Meet” “The Three Wice Men were wise because they followed th light when they saw it,"—the wise of today are doing the same thi 10:00 a.m.—Sunday Schocl, v H. L. Faulkner’s class for adu and other well-taught closses for younger and older alike. 10:50 a.m.—Organ Moements: “Christmas Fantasia® (Muel- ler) ! ’antique de Noel” (Adams). A ten-minute period for meditation while enjoying the restful st of the pipe organ. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Wer-hip: “A Sermon to the Emply Pe (Come early for a good choice of seats). Christmas Carols. Solo by Max Seriber. Pipe organ offertory is “Christmas Pas- torale” (Ashford); and pestude “Christmas March” (Merkel). “Childrens Moments” are devoted to & brief talk given by the || Flowers, Plants, Holly Wreaths, Cedar Wreaths minist Nursery is provided so that those with small children may attend service with comfort g [ . E ~arati 2o Al ¥hb Beck. Fellemahin in provie il Biains ois || and Roping for Holiday Decoration church extends a hearty welcome. May we greet you this Sunday? Tsed and e = Merry Christma By All SKI Everybody PREPARED Mountain King 15¢ per pound SKI1IS—SKI POLES—BINDINGS PS Norwegian Type, 5 to 7Y feet Ju“eau Florists SPECIAL SKI SHOES for men a_nd women -SEE US FOR SKI SUITS | SWflHSOI‘I Bl’OS | Store—Third Street Telephone 311 ® [ Grocers | STORE OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY, DEC. 24 SW&HSOI‘I BI'OS. ‘ Phone 217 b Happy New Y ear and from 11 am. to 2 p.m. Christmas Day