The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 23, 1946, Page 2

PAGE TWO | MIDNIGHT MASS CHRISTMAS EVE Episcopal, has decorated for the Christmas season with boughs pd hemlock upon which have b acked clust- ers of red berries, preparatior to the traditional midnight Mas: |on Christmas Eve. The service will | begin at 11:30 p. m. with a festival ssion and the next half hour evoted to the singing of! as carols and the Eucharist| itself beginning at approximately midnight The Holy Trinity choir, under the direction of Ernest Ehler, e H | | | | | it i will sing for the Eucharist, Gou- ‘F"DR HIM nods’s “St. Cecelia Mass.” Other :f ,‘; nes X d . appropriate Christmas numbers have UULUULIES also been planned. One of the fea- Wallets King's Men Toiletries Swank Jewelry Braces, Belts Sport Shirts Textron Pajamas Robes Jackets Sport Coats Knox Gift Certificates ends’ Gift Certificate . . . Open Until 9:00 P. M. | Open Until 7:00 P. M. Only ‘ Ehler, tenor. The celebrant at the midnight service will .be the Rector of the Rev. Charles E. Rice, Dean-Emer- |itus of Holy Trinity Cathedral. The Crucifer Merritt, II, Donald Museth Williams and John (Rodney Williams. Dean Rice will [celebrate the Holy FEucharist at 11 o'clock on Christmas morning {This will be a Low ¢ ation. | Members of the congregation who have Prayer Books and Hymnal are requested to take and to us? | their own books, inasmuch as all available books will be needed at |the midnight service. The mem- kers of the community are cordial- ly invited to attend these scheduled Christmas services at Hn]} Trinity D ALEXANDER, KILLEWICH CONCERT GIVEN SUNDAY | The Tan Cyuyrpntare ’cml/m oKi dSweaiers Chrpade wpreas Resurrection Lois Hared pleased the audience with her contributions for the vocal part of the program. The concert was enjoyed from eight until ten o'clock. R i ] i ! 'i TUESDAY EVENING I t‘ L 1. 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Betty | Xmas Specials Philco Refrigeraior Ice Cube Trays Pan American Airways completed all regular flights on Saturday! in and out of Junéau, and reporfed ted to return here South- Lound late Christmas night Im following passengers disem- from Seattle: ost, Albert Fietz, R. These quick release, aluminum Kitka; irays are the ment you have been looking for &B. T Bob Kelly, g: Mr. and Mrs Hagerup, Elsie Stone, From Fairbanks: James E. Mac Mrs. M. Hendrickson, Mr. Kinnon, Robert and Bess J. Simp- 5. C. O. Christinson, Harold son, Fred Sorri, Jr., Grace Berg ayo and Ted Johnson. John W. 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Robert Webb. | He will b assisted by the Very| | will be Frank Denton| and the Acolytes arc| Lutheran| Church was well-filled Sunday eve- | ‘ ) ning for the organ and piano con- | cert that was precented by Kath- o 0 5 zg’z i a erine Alexander and Dorothy Kille- wich, Selections chosen were in| keeping with the Christmas spirit. | MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1946 KIWANIANS SPREAD Wm&@@@sww&* R CODEEN CHRISTMAS CHEER AT MINFIELD HOME assisted by twelve (i CASH CROCERY Morru Christimas to Youand | Yours = Way All the Good Things Come to You and Y ours IN CASE YOU FORGET . . CHECK THIS LIST .. Cranberries Mince Meat Sweet Potatoes Pumpkin Celery Jello Lettuce Fruit Cake Bananas Cookies Oranges Ice Cream Apples Candies Tangerines Nuts Lemons Raisins Grapefruit Mayonnaise AND MANY, MANY OTHERS! OPEN PHONE YCUR ORDER TONIGHT "™"xni MINIMUM DELIVERY ...$2.50 ORDER MORNING DELIVERY CLOSES 10:00 A. M. DOUGILAS DELIVERY CLOSES 10:00 A. M. AFTERNOON DELIVERY CLOSES 3 P. 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