The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 14, 1945, Page 2

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1945 a.%%m%r?-%%&3&(&:&?@%&%&5"&&»“«5 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA '(ufls;#:')slguiic AT | USO DANCE HONORS Lo E (HURCH HIGH SCHOOLS OF Distinguished Robes ON SUNDAY EVENING JUNEAU, DOUGLAS For the Man in ; . ’ ] | The Senior Choir of the Metho-| Students of the Juneau and Y Lf et % |dist Church is presenting a Sunday Douglas High Schools will be hon- our Liie v evening hour of Christmas music| ored at a dance Saturday night at under the theme, “The Holy|the USO. The dance will start at Night,” on Dec. 16. 9:30 o'clock and servicemen are The program will be as follows: d to join in with the high Prelude—Ruth M. Popejoy. | sc s for a big evening Hymn, sung by the congregnuon‘ — -+ | —“Hark, the Herald Angels Sing. (AMOUH'AGE Choir—"“Hearken All,” old French | CARSON CITY, Nev. | carol. Alto solo — “Jesus they won't bz disappol e Malcolm PAGE TWO the addre present, Because of the shortage of b ’s 1946 auto license plat ped in a California fruit 7. We Invite Youto Visit Juneau and Alaska's Finest ONE-STOP Shopping Center 20th Eenlury Bambino,” 'Mid the sung by 'ERRY CLOTH | (When Blossoms Flower Snow) by Pietro A. Yon, Just so old — ¢ €00000000000900000003600000000000000000000060000000 MOOGSE LEGION MEETS The Monthly Meeting of the Legion of the Moose will meet in the Moose Club Rooms \ \ \ M \ \ \ N \ s \ \ 4 \ \ \ \ { \ : \ 121 e \ § \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ )\ ! \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ! \ \ \ & Irving Were Shep- sung by “There SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER | Wrist Watches Waterproof . . . Full Jeweled 32,550 v " Ladies. .. Also..from $32.50 up LIMITED STOCK .. _CALL AT ONCE The N wgg@& Shop ‘f)a’nfl NNV N YSYE VN NGNS flnrpjpggnpawggt fi%%ac%naw«%é@‘%%&w@&i?@ Mildred Lister, RAYON PRINTS w Men's Trio—“We Three Kings, ]2 50'29 95 . 2 | by Hopkins, S ' B 3 # | Choir—“What Child Is This?" WOOL FLANNEL i | English carol 2 Tenor—"How Beautiful Upon the | | 35 | Mountains,” F. Flaxington Harker,| { SLRL 2 ¥ sung by Warren G. Harding. ! PURT '\l_‘ l\‘ ;'\~\[> Offertory — Violin solo, l} RAYONS ! ; Bersac, accompanied by Ruth M.[{ $50 b Popejoy. t Women's Trio—“Mary of Nazar- z leth,” Lawrence Keating, sung by “ Edith Moore, Grace Harding and| { | Mary Treat. : Anthem — 3 herds,” Charles Vincent, ! Choir. ) Bass Solo—"Silent Night,” Franz, | Gruber, sung by Don Miller. : Anthem — “Bethlehem,” Charles| | | Gounod, sung by the choir. % Baritone solo, with Choir re-| { sponse and violin obligato—"Can- : tiqgue Da Noel” (O Holy Night), } | | \ i \ \ | \ \ ¥ ) ) § \ \ ly \ ) ) | ! Ai 8 P. M., December 15th Following a business meeting DUTCH LUNCH will be served at 9:00 o'clock after which all members of the Moose and their friends are cordially invited WAY T0 AMER. LEGION to parficipate in an evening devoted fo AUXILIARY CONFERENCE | GAMES and RECREATION Peterman Saled | 06666000080050006600858008602000600000000808060 r North Sea for an ex- st in the States and Can- They will spend the holidays | E5Bt@is s Peterman’s brother, in Telkwa, B. C. will go to Seattle, h Peterman, who is De- | 8% rtment President of the American (k)f)‘ n Auxiliary, will go to In- if" to attend the Aux-| g nts and Secretaries| S¢ This is being held on | ¥ 19 and 20 and will be at- a’, 87 Adolphe Adam, sung by Ronald Lister; Irving violin obli- gato. Benediction — Rev. Robert S. Treat. I8 The service begins at 8 o'clock and the public is cordially invited. - Bersac, Personally Speaking ... Many Christmas sugg: and dear to eve heart charming delightful tions near ; woman’s PRARRERERRRRRRRRECRRRRRK MRS. RAY PETERMAN ON AR PRI RR R AR R RRTRRAR T REORRC iT°S THE GIFT sm')l'... 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Cox, Carl O. ell, John L. Tosney, M. L. Mun: W. H. Andrews and 10 Coast Guardsmen from Kodiak. 1 the second flight from terday with Captain s and First Officer Bow- e: A. H. Fenton, J. Apos- Pt Gifts for the Home . .. pictures are among the many gifts suitable for the home, and we have a large selection of them other items on this theme include all tolo, Earl Rasmussen, Edna Bezner types of the better glassware, hand- R. R. Zgodzinski, C. A. Luckow, R. hammered metal t table lamps, on. F. J. Landl, J. 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