The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 19, 1936, Page 7

“Sweetest Combination On Grid in All of U. S. Calls HLb 5y on Coach ; Bu"m Backs JIMMY CAIN (left) and BYRON Backs of all trades. SEAT ILA Dec. “To I on versity of Washington fo on Haines and Jir will show their st tim t leg petition age Bow! Coach his two halfbacks combin in the se by Haine: 19 the vins! — Meet com- Rose te HAVING SPECIAL SUNDAY SERVICE in the 2 a Phela a c escribes eetest ation ¥i Hainc kicker speed luggir of Christmas Music and Sermon s Cain for heavy ar- s both the senior and eld combinations 1 the hole for tillery work cphom H mv( At the Northern Light P jan Church, Christmas Sund: be observed with special services es- pe ¢/ in the morning hours. -threat Washing- Minn touc! 7-0 victory over Or was Ca ho tied Sta two touchdowns to a conference d led Washington to il follows 9 ment e -Primary reises in church parlors in Moments, carol Choir assisting. music service o Beginners the only and witl 4 X Junior Christmas and from T O Come, All Yc on ' Ci ‘.\,. X‘.U\U! ) Cain Plays Everyin was the most versat on the squad. At one tim other he played every position the backfield during the season. And » tied for coast conference scor- th 37 points. time tried a plac for the extra point after touchdown he split the uprights like an expert 3oth hoys won pl. Coast. football eleven. oo ST. ANN’S PUPILS 'GIVING PAGEANT MONDAY EVENING| ge inc ldum 41 \fl‘ M nette Whittier. Anthem All Hail the Morn” (Adams), incidental John Keyser. Anthem, “Tt (Robertson) Henry Cain Heaven 0| O A= ry Jear solo by Christma olo by s Time™ M he 2 inc Harmon ental ffertory, “Gesu Bambino” Ce8 on the all- Andante” (Wieniaw- Helen Parrot s Scripture, Luke solo, “O Holy Ralph Waggoner. Message, “The " 2:1-20. night” [ cadam) f inister’s Alchemy | mas no solo, | Liddle), Lola Mae ! mba obligato geant is) Rands. of St.| women Mon evening,!in the Air at 8 oclock in the| Anthem 1 Hall. The public is cordially| ranged b, :d to attend, with the assur-| Anthem, “Hallelujah Chorus™ (ar- of an interesting evening. The|ranged by Wilson), concluding wi original date set for this perform-|“Hark the Herald Angels Sing,” ance has been changed to the above|which the congreg: N unites due to rnnmumg qrr'urs sing. i ristmas Alexander by arence Bells” (o} A colorful Christm be presented by Ann’s scheol on December e pipt Chorus, “There’s a Song (Holland Fairest Lord Jesus” Wilson) in 21 (ar- in m Hospltal Insurance Plan Gams Thirteen lmportant cities now have in operation a system of hospital jnsurance which is winning increasing popularity. In New York alone more than 65,000 are enrolled in the system, each one paying $10 a year, a fee which entitles them to 21 days of bed, board and treatment at any one of the 147 affiliated hospitals in case of sick- ness. While the system has obvious advantages, ft fails, in the opinion of Dr. Thomas Parran, Jr., new surgeon general of United States public health service, to meet the financial problems of the modern doctor. Dr. Parran advocates an extension of federal service in the medical field, leaving active management of the program to the physicians. He would provide free drugs and treatment for all who could not pay, the cost to be borne by the government, but would continue private practice wherever possible PRESBYTERIANS * Eleven ')Clock See Sldlt The | complete program for Sunday is as|c Depart- | | Joyfull o with |} THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE SATLRI)M DFC BARNEY COOCIF AND PARK PLUG YOU OL' FERRET---. i : WEASELPUSS SMITH T GOTTA HAND (T To YA~ YOU CAUGHT ‘EM ALL-- WHICH ONE THAT'S THE QUESTION DONE IT 22 postlude, “Christmas (Merkel). Choeir Personnel Director, Byron Miller; Carol Beery Da Sopranos—Mrs. George Alexan- der, Mrs. Henry Harmon, Mrs. Glenn irkham, Miss Ree LeMere, Miss len Parrot, Mrs. A. H. Westall, | J. Whittier. Altos—Miss Cynthia Batson, Mrs. John H. Chappell, Miss Fern Gub- | ser, Mrs. George W. Johnson, Mrs. | W. P. Johnson, Mrs. Tom Moyer, | Miss the Young. s—Willard Gallemore, T, Clarence Rands, oner. Marvin Chase, on, Willlam Passey, Sherwood Wirt. Evening Services Candle Light Service, present- luz by the Junior-Young People’s d {partment, with everyone invited |attend. Organ March” DOUGLAS NEWS ERTAINMENT WITH LARGE CE LAST NIGHT “Very good,” t Iine,” many similar expressions theard following the grade school| {entertainment given in the Douglas | high school auditorium, last even- |ing as the large crowd of patrons "h(l other attendants voiced their Appre ion the performances.| | First number on the pro {"Szm\«i\ Recovery, was presented by the pupils of the First, Second an ‘Third Grades under the direction of Miss Eli- zabeth Fraser. Based upon the re- 6:15—Young People’s Forum, with | COVery of Santa Claus from an - Edith Sheelor speaking on |T°SS. the piay afforded the little | “Christmas in the Holy Land.” | dren opportunities for appro- 7:15—Radio Family Hour broa ,_ iate juvenile interpretation, pleas- including the dramatization “A jing to the audience. | Good Shepherd,” also informal fea- Large Orchestra Heard The school orchestra of eighteen pi largest in the history of PI 0 N E ER F U ND the institution played three selec- organist, "HOOL EN' MAKES HI AUD and| John Key Ralph| Charles Fro Be 7(:.‘ Rouze, of tions, “Bouquet of Roses,” al waltz, by Johnson; “Make It Snappy” a march by Niles, and “In Days of} Yore,” a vagette by Young young musicians have made - lent progress under the leadership ‘u, Gifford Carter, Tomboy Jo,” an ope: by the pupils from the Fourth to Eighth Grades was the final num- ber on the progre This feature made a hit with the audience and reflected due credit to Miss Na- ghel and Mr. Carter for their ca- pable direction. ach one of the operetta did rem: Borghild Havdahl and Annabel Ed- wards having the leads, being ven- titled to special mention. Funds realized from the evening's entertainment will be diverted building up the Music Department — .- LUKE’S GUILD LADIE PAY HONOR TO MRS. RICE Members of St. Luke’s Guild yes- terday traveled to Juneau to sur- prise Mrs. Charles E. Rice in cel bration of her birthday. The ladies presented Mrs. Rice with a set of dishes and enjoyed an afternoon’s visit with her at the Cathedral rectory. - ,e-— CHRISTMAS MAIL ARRIVES A fair sized Christmas mail, about 20 sacks of parcels post, arrived in Douglas yesterday afternoon from the Princess Louise. The local post- office remained open until six o'- clock to distribu AS many as pos- sible before closing. e Give “Holeproof” Hostery. { |Sponsor Gk Ansaid Drive Says Contributions Over Last Year the children in Kably well mas fund for the a is rapidly being madc g to W. D. Gross, who sponsored this drive for the t seven or eight years, and is in ) e again this yi Contributions, both free-will and olicited, are today over the sum collected last year, said Gross this forenoon, “but we want it ('Vl’l‘ Mr. Gross will dispatch the total | sum next week so the “boys” will have a real Christmas, furnished by | their friends from California to Point Barrow. Those not reached in the drive and wishing to contribute, are re- quested by Mr. Gross to mail checks |or give their cash to the Alaska Film Exchange. | pio- ST. | B l “Keep the Church and State for- {ever separate” is the program of |every true American. Hear the lec- |ture “The Church in Politics” by {Pastor H. L. Wood at the Seventh- (Day Adventist Church Sunday eve- {ning, 7:30 o'clock—(Adv.) adv. 14-INCH HEMLOCK—$6.50 PER CORD CASH ILIVERED SPECIAL FIREPLACE WOOD —Knot-Free Hemlock —Glacier Aldex ANY LENGTH CUT TO ORDER Bill Manthey Phone 2653 | NOTICE Effective January 1, 1937, the rate of interest paid on savings accounts will be counts of less than $5.00. Deposits made after the 5th day of any month No interest will be paid on ac- will draw interest beginning the first of the f'ollowing month. First National Bank of Juneau a one act play,| The | to! 19, 1936. 7 —_— ¥ F’APPV » WILKINS MARCELLY W(LK(MS | | Duuglas"church l Senices | | “Notices ror tmis cnurch column jmust be received by The Empire ‘not later than 10 o'clock Saturday | jmorning to guarantee change of {sermon topics, etc. were | |ST. LUKE'S EFISCOPAL CHURCH 1:30 p.m.—Sunday School. 2:30 p.n—Church service. Children’s Christmas ser Wednesday, December | | | ‘mv ice mas Day: Holy Commun- ion and sermon, 11:00 a.m. ‘ DOUG | S C. ‘T“(!Ll(‘ CHURCH Aloysius Church Fourth Sunday in Advent. 9:30 am.—Holy Mass. 12:45 p.m—Sunday School. DOUGLAS COMMUNITY CHURCH RISVOLD, Pastor. a.n.—Sunday School I W 00 e | 11:0 and {serv | Everybody welcome. ] | | DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN MISSION DAVID WAGGONER, Sunday services: 1:30 p.m.—Bible School. 2:30 p.n—Preaching service. All are invited to these services {and to \\‘m'xlup with us. 'MRS. C. ERICE IS | | HONORED BY GUILD| r of Mr Irinity (;mm birt par (da fternon in the Cat |Mrs. Anna Snow [ poem’in ‘presenting a set of dishes on Guild Gue: for e Doug ladies Mrs. John Jones man were the afternoon. At yesterday’'s gathering it w: >cided to set aside Saturday, Fel ruary 13 as the date for the Guild's Valentine Bridge Pa SAYS PLENTY DEER Herbert Lee, pioneer registered {guide at Tenakee, is in Juncau for| |a few days, having come over on) the Estebeth. He reports that dw” were not scarce in his district this; past fall but that they were high| in the mountains, leading to the report that there were few deer. | Minister | | In hon C. E. Ric ('u day yester dral Hall an original Rice with behalf of the afternoon and friends, and Mrs, K. Jar- hostesses for the e read Compounued exactly as written by your dactor. Juneau Drug Co. i foac: - A e Pipe Thawing Day or Night WELDING ALASKA. 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