The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 24, 1934, Page 7

BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG DON'T BOTHER ME--CAN'T HOLD ON--T YOU SEE I'M A NERVOUS OIDN'T COME WRECK ? 1. @Gr!! -~ IF HERE FOR AN I EVER GET My MANDS ARGUMENT-- ON THE RASCAL T--- WHO FORGED MY SIGNATURE - I'LL: - SHUT upP ELECTRICAL Christmas Gift SUGGESTIONS FOURTEEN--FIFTEEN- SIXTEEN HUNDRED-- SEVENTEEN HUNDREDI BOY ! THAT KICK IN THE PANTS'LL COST HIM PLENTY. . Tl] CELEBRATE " WITH MASS AT MIDNIGHT MUN. Special Chnstmas Servxces Will Be Held ‘at the Church of Nativity At the Church of the Nativity, Solemn Pontifical High Mass will be celebrated, starting at mid- night. The Celebrant will be the Right Rev. J. R. Crimont, S. ., D.D. assisted by the Deacon, the Rev Willlam G. DeVasseur, S. J.; Sub-deacon, the Rev. Edward Bud- deé, S.J. The choir will be directed by Monte Snow and Mrs. G. E. Krause will be the organist. ‘The Christmas Solemnities will begin with the singing of “Silent Night,” “Adeste Fideles,” and “Holy Night” at 11:30. Mass is that of St. Elizabeth by Kaufer. The choir is composed of the following: Sopranos—Mrs. G. Goodman, Mrs. M. €. Edson, Mrs. P. Pasquin, Mrs. A, M. Geyer, Misses Betty Good- man, Ada Giovanetti, Ruth Geyer. Altos—Mrs. A. J. Forrest, Miss Yvonne Forrest. ‘Tenors—Mr. King. Bassos—Mr. Mutter, Mr. Ed. Gio- vanetti, Mr. Ed. Rodenburg. Ed McIntyre, Mr. The Offertory Hymn will be “Christus Natus Est,” to be sung by the ladies. The Communion Hymn will be 1 @ ® 64 ¢ 0 ¢« woeooee | e AT THE HOTELS \--..ou--.---s ‘ Gatinean Ernest Bailey, Tenakee; C. W. Day, city; William Dahlgren, city; David Borgan, Hoonah; Jack Wag- ner, Seattle; I. S. Hansen, city; ames L. Freeburn, Chichagof. Alaskan W. L. Baldwin, Seattle; Bob Lewis, city; Elmer Nifealy, Fun- ter Bay; George B. Spaulding, c:tY Zynda Byron L. Miller, Corvallis, Wash.; E. Powers, Seattle; Maude Fraties, Seattle; Tom Windsor, Petersburg. ——————— ENTERTAIN KIDDIES WOODLAND GARDENS Over thres hundred kiddies were entertained at a special program at the Woodland Gardens Sunday afternoon. The two-hour festival was pre- sided over by Santa Claus himself, who distributed gifts, fruits and candies to the children. WHITE SOX AND PIRATES TO GET TOGETHER CFTEN CHICAGO, Dec. 24— Chicago’s White Sox and the Pittsburgh Pi- rates are going to get acquainted in a big way next spring. Schedules for next spring’s train- ing exhibitions reveal the two clubs will play each other in twenty-one games in fifteen cities before set- tling down to their respective pen- nant campaigns. The White Sox also will play four games against northside rivals, the Chicago Cubs, Mrs. McChesney, Miss Snow. { Tenors—Mr. Leivers, Mr. Buck- | ingham, Mr. Kaiser, Mr. Thomas, Lyman Snow. HULD GHRISTMAS Basses-Mr Stewart, Mr. Felden‘ . Lea, Mr. Polley. | Jumor Choir—Joan Morgan, Mary ENIN Stewart, Marguerite Hickey, Fran- | ces Newman, Emily Dalton, Nancyw Ann Kann, Joie Harland, Phyms‘ Jenne, Miriam Lea, Corrinne Jenne. Choir Director—Mrs. Crystal | Snow Jenne. | Organist—Jackson B. Rice. | Crucifer—Buddie Jenne. Acolytes—George Alexander nnd‘ | Kenneth Lea. Beginning promptly at midnight, —_— tonight, the Christmas Festival will \ be ushered in at Holy Trinity Ca-' MOOQSE GIVE DANCE i Cathedral Ushers in Holi- day Festival with Mid- night Service - thedral. | A vested choir of 35 voices will ON EVE OF YULET]DE‘i sing the Midnight Mass, as follows: | Prelude, solo by Lyman Snow. | FEverything is in readincss at t,he‘ Processional Hymn, “Christians, Mcose Hall for the Christmas Eve | Awake, Salute the Happy Morn"— dance to be given tonight by the | Yorkshire. Moose Lodge. Yuletide decorations | Introit, “Silent Night"—solo by @nd plenty of holly and evergreen Mrs. Kirkham. have been used in great variety Kyrie, Nine-fold, from Gounod’s '0 dress the hall in its gayest mood Mass. ifor the annual frolic. | Gradual, “O Little Town of Beth-| Earl Blinzler and his orchestra lehem"—Anthem with soprano ob- |Will furnish the music, the com- ligato by Mrs. Jenne. mittee said. Gloria Tibi, Gratias and Credo— ST . - A Adlam’s Choral Eucharist. Hymn, “Hark! The Herald An-| gels Sing"—Mendelssohn. jon, American Legion Quilt which | | Offertory, “Good Tidings"—An- g w them with violin obligato by Mrs. iq:so:\:;mawarded 9 Deghuten e McChesny. Sursdm and Sanctus—Adlam. Benedictus, Anon—Solo by Miss Pauline Reinhart. Amen—Fivefold, Scotch. Gloria Patri, Agnus Dei and Gloria in Excelsis—Adlam. Nunc Dimittis—Old Chant. Recessional Hymn, “Adeste Fi- SAVE YOUR NUMBERS ally planned. Award will | be made January 3. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS —av. 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