The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 18, 1947, Page 2

— I munity Concert Association that discharged from the Army where | w & ' the membership will be sufficiently he served during the war years on| = S I arge to enable them to occasion- the medical staff and later with | DRIVE Io SE(URE ally bring groups of artists to Ju-|the Department of Interior in tha‘ i K e i 3 umu Virgin leuuds 1 N & » X ' ) | MEMBERS Mo“ A luncheon is being held in the 1 3 . y . P T " | D‘ Terrace room of the Baranof H:m = , Notce for wis chucch columa Y morial Presoyieran | CHURCH OF GOD e N 50, ot FREIGHTB! MXTER st be reccived by The Empire AT | | B ae fegassiaw not later than 10 o'clock Friday W (/”{’“h [ 526 East Street The ucoml) olgnmzed Junenu e 300“ 2;?:1‘1;;;;00:0:: :i‘lfi- 'S Ripmn SOI.D " N i evening to guarantee change of *A’;’," AL :”7”,({ ”” 9('“';‘"" REV. and MRS. H. E. BEYER, | Community Concert Association an-|l”‘|';da|x:, w::m & { ' 3 1 i : ch with » | : r gt ¥4 seTmon topics, etc. Aeda it ooml e I;'HSIS?];;’V[CFQ nounces that a membership drive i usbeiss SV 1 SEATTELE, Jan: 36, " rna "ot 0" \ SOBOLE ! SEESER N “ tarting next Monday, January 20. !freighter A..M. Baxter, well known' i | 7:00 p. m.—Full color pictures on| The object of this drive is to w}\S"KA (I’"ROPM(IOR l"‘ tha coa‘flw‘lse trnd‘e. has been | the screen with the story of “John's!cure sufficient funds to assure the | ") : iscld to steamship interests * Titroguction of Jesus” Al -bovs | orgarisation ot tha et HE e i FINED $200; HE HAD ot the border." P S Sh First Church of Christ, Se wr*/w e, 40 E Street HARRY G. nday Services I Schoa 9:45 a o ;s 4 and girls enjoy these pict Gastineau Channel K | Ay servi be held at| 11:0 ship. g people in an ef- | e ran to Alaska during the p m. i « Church of | Sermc Judge ;J?} P 1vm,"'ir_';‘("”""“ E”\']‘;l'h ‘ort to bring more cultural and | No lKENSE (HARGE war, under general agency of the! Scien ineau, on Fifthlof Hum anthet «,-."(;‘- nesday, 8:0f p. m.—Bible Cd’\l:;'i\fl(';n!\l adv(n}ntagcs to Juneau{ Olympic Steamship Company. She | in styéeg’ and- the subject “Christ b 5L ie Juneau Community Concert . .iwas built in 1919 at Ashtsbula, O., i | These services are open to every-| Assceiation is strictly a. non-profit!, 2 & ’?““’hm’d Sl;k‘“ cfiugiw S e | 30 p. m—Westminster Tellow-|P0% ‘80d all are wel »rganization, later to be mcorpor-' tor, yERERRY, VA P Rr i A T ated. The funds from the the U. 8. Commissioner at Sitka| E k% D .0 Dtne W arahis : 5 Bersiit arivE wilHIRE: used :::;L‘ with practicing medicine without! HOSPIIA[ mIB ; ! £ A S ssian Ortiodox CRurch cyeis i securing artists ana the ® lccnse. Disclosure of the prose- s Ann's Hospital admitted Phil- | . ) by the P Of St. Nicholas expenses involved in presenting the | ' o0 iad l?algh:nd hids ':“d'-’l :fl:’c'lp Senour of Ketchikan, Mrs. Ken- Terr“orlal esemfive Tuesd 4 I Communi- |« " Fifth Street concerts. All work in_connection | [0RY BY U ttorney Patrick J.|neth Martin, and Dick and Robert | F 7 ; roopte 2! Tonight (Saturday) 7:00 p. m— with the membership dive and the | C1mOre: J: Pegues for tonsillectomies. At B:lb| § FIRST DIVISION BEs28 3 o 5 to.join the Evening Service. concerts themselves will be done| DUPRONd pleaded gullty to the, welock this morning a baby boy’ { the! church, #tould e + | Sunday Service, 10:00 a. m. High! by volunteers interested in making|-10;E¢ 914 Was scntenced o PAY|yeighing six pounds and four| | g Weddesday, 4:00 p. m—Boys and Mass and Holy Communion. | Juneau and vicinity -a better place|” fin¢ Of $250, with a Sl’%m"mm;oums was_born to Mrs. Donald | i G I Loy i Choir rehearsal every Thursday|in which to live from a cultural| 1%l teVm being suspended. The case | coyey I lleCl flll ! The Methodi Cnurch v Bible hour and At 7:30 p. m. | standpoint. was prosecuted by Asst. U. S. At- ; Discharged from St. Ann's were i sosite Federat cad Territorial fe [ S The Juneau Community Concert| """ "l‘:E:bz;:é“fo?g::v{er;‘cv;:; ):;1‘?1‘“5 Minnie Schundler, Mrs. Alfred JANUABY 20 1947 Building 00 p. m.—Missionary| Bethel Tavernacle Asscciation has worked out the fol- | 0, ™ f Pl | vaughn and baby girl, Mis.' Wil- “Where Faith aad Friend- oci (s at the manse, 1003| 1 Assembly of God) lowing plans: ied by DC";:’ U. 8. h:larshalms!id liam Cope and baby boy, and Mrs.‘ ship Meet” ronth. dB le!l‘h lund‘F rkiin § To sul ot S Thempscn ompson flew to A Charmaine Gross. . 3 Ll gy . I ¥ rar:klin Streets pport the organization| . s i :(hhi ndv.), RLV. ROBERT 8. TREAT, Pastor | 7:00 p. m—Boy Scout Troop, No REV. R. E. BAKER, Pastor | through memberships; these to be| o) “1 in the week in comnection! Government Hospital admitted . RUTH D. BROOK r 614 meet Sunday Services both adult and student. Iwith the case. {Jimmy Hanson of Juneau this, t 3 4:00 p. m—Junjor choir.| 10:00 a. m.—~Sunday School. Class- | Memberships will be transfer- ¥ {morning, made no discharges. ‘ m., Senior Choir. es for all ages| A special invitation | able, which will permit a member i A s SR i - - to those children not already at-| unable to attend or leaving the i ip. 4 g tending a Sunday Schoos. cemmunity to dispose of his or her | | venth-Day Adventist 11:00 a. m-yMorning Worship. | membership personally or (hmugh,ls NEw MEDKAI’ DIR ! ornee Second and Main 8:00 p. m—Evangelistic service.|the Association. 4 A. L. ZUMWALT, Pastor 8:00 p. m, Tuesday—Prayer meet- Additional memberships may bc =y . of this church are ing purchased to provide for the taking ! F SERV!({I turday, the Seventh Day 8:00 p. m. Friday—Young Peo-|cf guests to concerts. I ple's meeting Am(me sellm' 20 adult member- . I ir the Schcol. Bible classes for all ages TArBARHY ONUS | over the duties of Medical Director A John E.' Turner, Superintens Dou Ias 'hurch Ak smgc-m selling “ten staden ! {{or ihe Alaska Native Service, ar-| . Lol Prayer and dent g L . {rived on the North Sea. He suc- "‘a b A B T | memberships will be Biven onie BON- | coqs Dr.James Smith, who i trans. | at Anchm'uyé, Alus tet Ball Worship. Sermon by the Pastof, Serv' !ferring to the National Institute of % 5 Gym E. E. Jensen ] 1Ces A minimum of 400 adult mem-ipeayy jn Bethesda, Maryland.| R s Yo hoi y Logm. 8 B demen, & | berehips wil be required hefore de. | - 2 NEW and USED Surpliis' Sleeping Bags are being offered to C Wedng 7:30 p. m.-Midweck Notices for ths church columt: finite action can be taken toward | Smith has served as ANS Director Prayer Mcetit Hour of Eible mus 3 ey . i “lof the Medical Department since inri H H H ifi S L | Earen pleating. Ut be received by The Empire | ecuring artiss 1or the two.con-1 (1, T, Mgty DePRmERL Bnee Priority Claimants, including Certified Veterans of World 4 R . . i ¥ certs planned for this Syring by| 1 ; 2 C Do cets second and evening to guarantee change of ) “ | Assistant Medical Director prior to v ¥ e 1 sy evening to guar e o e mwoston, e el War II, and to commercial purchasers, concurrently. RO is extended to 2 o B, WAL be new director and his wife are h ill be allowed a t i i . B si rchasers w 7 wenty calengdar day period, ending February Chiristi T A I 1 i iz ok considered for the concerts nnrl‘l o 2 Purchasers will be allowed a : r day period, endin ary hristian ence Lesson urch Saint Aloysious’ Church 'programs will be varied as much as {\/I)lun;un‘(\;)(:'!‘nRuf\':: “’;'S‘“m’;’:;’]rj 12, 1947, to submit their orders which will be filled inthe following o Sermon, Sunday Serrices 10:00 a. m.—Mass. funus will permit 5 3 o )1 sequence: The . ‘r-.v Le Ser- THE tll‘!l\ll AN CH! RCH ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL It is hoped by the Juneau Cum-, - i 1. Federal Agencies for their own use 1 e >:r';f:]is)‘“'< u“ © Sunday in the Odd CHURCH N NS LT e | f . Certified Veterans of World War II 3 eaitels Bub-, Relloy vu" 209 Franklin Street W. ROBERT WEBB Vicar ] f 3. Territorial and Local Governments o b Jrik HOMER ( ]‘.‘.'vl ’l‘.lll D, Organist | E Q 4. Eligible Non-Profit Institutions i s i al 5. Commercial Purchase L X ~m—Evening Prayer and and GOD S, FOR { % GominGg 5 ¢ it A AR : % address by the Vicar p E A ( E H I " E sl I To obtain sales lists. write, wire or call 5 Chri m Hnlflmmh y -1” (‘.1 e worship - service, Douglas COHIIHUH}TY 'rom Thelf E es! (MI'S.) i} urp us roper y e », passage trom - e i s yes, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR § dnr el i Bather SO R ethodist urc. i i Phene Office Hous = | mdke theory, cnildrer re invited to at-| (n the Leigh Grant home) It is late Saturday afternoon and | { Army 8101 Box 2466, Anchorage /8100 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. 4 ] S a e sorite Kobert S. Treat, Mintster dusk is slowly creeping over the BACH ! which Miss Ruth Brooks, Parish Worker town. Along the streeis hurry Hi 10:00 a m.—Chapel Service; throngs cf men, women and chil- % a 3 # 4! v ) The Megsage by the Pastor, “My Call- dren. Many slip from the crowd § (‘md_“l"t" for i religion . worship Salvation ing.” Chorus by the Junior Choir, and.turn in at a church from whose i = [ i 1 Sdence, WG h } n by the Youth Choir. Vis. Steeple a cross rises towards the !l Terruorlal of Life and 5 Army itofs welcome. heavens. These are Catholics goinz | § | g Willoughby Ave. 10:25 a. m—Classes for boys, 10 Confession "l : ] . Brig. and C. 0. Taylor girls, youths and adults. i Inside the church, they kneel and ' | nepresenmlve M The Church of e ””(.// Adjt. and ‘\r‘« Henry Lorenzen Friday, 3:30 p. m.—Choirs and Pray silently. One by one, they! | A . Sunday play hour. leave the pews and walk to the Ccn FIRST DIVISION | {."'”’//l!/u1('41::\'""“‘” 11100 a. m.—Holiness meeting. e T fessional at the side or rear of th 1 | ° i fourth and Gold Streets 2:30 m t " “ProdBvtort . rch. In turn h brushes asid®™ 2 3 : Ny 5 < & i : ,The Presbyterian ¢ Churcl n turn, eac e | 4 REl;'. w lznl)m_m/ WEBB, Rector | 6:00 p. m. ?& Utug,‘az‘ ,\‘ll,“k,l( hurch the curtain hanging there and goes speClal Elechfln | Ernest ERicr, Choir Directc: 7:30 4500 Yodltie A 5. Alaska b i Waltel ¢ inside. ] | Miss - Marg Shaw, Orge Tuesd 1:00 p. m.—Womens ; "s\:‘d,“s‘?bg::::,;mgmNlr Kneeling, he asks the pric '-lan“lr)t 20, 1947 i 2 Sunday Services Home League. 30 5. M- Busdsy School blessing and tells the priest he is (Pald Advertisement) b | ;t;(;m‘l ;5“le"m 3 Tuesday night, 7:30 m.—Bible' g9.99 p. m A—Di\'in(: Worship. sorry for all of his sins. He tells i b rayer ting the priest in what ways and how i :11 tn a. m p. m—Hospital often he has offended God. H i 00 a. m The Luthera har Itells the priest that he is sincere \ f sermon Night, 7:00 p. m.—Youth 3 weran Church sorry for all of his sins, wishes to i solo, o Sitka, Aiaskz make reparation for them and in- | | Hax night, 7:30 p rraise REV. ERNST H. NYGAARD, Pastor tends to avoid sin and all occaslons ' § i lar oan L BUTAAY SErUIces of sin in the future. | i f Seaa )-Illhcrlx. m.—Sunday Schod! and| Seon he comes out of the Con- | § i : 2 DL 3 A KR | fessional. A new light of peace and , | Feast of Conversion Baptist Church 11:00 a. m—Morning Wcrship. contentment shines from his eyes | at 8:00 a. m. Holy anklin and Fourth 8:00 p. m.—Evening Service. His heavy-laden heart is now light | ) K Munsrer 9:00 p. m—Social Fellowship Hour. | and cheerful. Once more he is at | 2 10:00 a. m.- 7 School. Class- Friday, 4:00 p. m.—Junior choir | peace with God, with himself, with ‘ % es for all ages. old Cargin, Su- Practice. ( the world. Resurrection Lutheran perintendent _Wednesday, 2 p. m—The Girls'| “For more than 1900 vears, Culh-i ’ Church 11:00 a. m.—Morning Worship, Club meets. All girls from 6 to 13| glics all over the world have been ! Muin: dnid-Bhmtabicents 2:00 p. m.—Evening worship. are welcome. 3 going to Confession. For more than “In the heart of the City jor ths Wednesday, 7:30 p —Prayer h\‘:ednt‘fidasx 8 p. m—Bible Study 1900 years, Catholic priests have * hearts of the Cit eting and Scripture Study ecture. | been hearing Confessions and for- 7 [ ;. HERBERT HILLERMAN, Pastor Wednesday—Brotherhood Club | gjying the sins of the truly pen- Ga”lbl@. Organist, Mrs. Katherine Alex Church of Christ meets the tirst and the third week | jtent in obedience to the command Che Dirsotor. M, Winifred. Mo- ren (B of the month at 8 p. m. of Christ, Who said: Donnell Mects in the American Legion Hay Thursday—The women of the “Whose sins ycu shall forgive, A Ha Ll 3 | ) 9:45 n. m.-—Sunday. Schoc! on Second Street, between Frank- Church meet every second and| they are forgiven them; whose W RE YOU gambling 11:00 m.—The Worship Ser- lin and Seward Streets m"”;‘nugtgé each mmq\th’an? m. ‘ sins_you shall retain, they are with your home? Its ice. Sermon by the Pastor, Tl BOYD FIELD, Minister LIy p. m.—Senior Choir.| retained.” John 20: 21-23. v s i “ ; 5 alue has probably risen een Wisdom Phone - Red 611 ‘very Day—The Lutheran Church| gvery Catholic knows that, since D' Y 5 hoven A S Sunday Services apans wide her doors and welcomes | it s an offense against God, sin more than you realize in 10:00 a. m.—Bible Study. ou in Jesus'nape. | must be forgiven by God,—and it is] thé past few years. The : r C m.—Worship Service. PNEET L T A | nct man, but God, who decides how| increased value is insur- ? Evening Service | forgiveness is obtained. Christ plain- e Add 5 p. m to Bible Study” over MA'I'E AWARDED {lv _pointed ottt the way when He able. to your fire in: 4 5 each evening Mcn- e | empowered His apostles and theirf surance to cover it. Don’t What 'I“ my Dbank balasice lfll like in ]’s‘f 4:00 p. Cateche 1 Saturday MEDA[ Fon Hls successors to forgive or, to withhold 4 gamble with fire. Talk it h A forgiveness, |, . 5 e Willwe Mhmmmm polloge? i Juneau ity Mission | T hey were to pardon or refuse|{ Over with this Agency b dveyou“hr’flmsayou 2 , ol 205 Franklin Steeet pART I" WRE( |pardon as they judged the.sinner{ {eday. It 1 were sick, could I meet hospital expenses? years. ‘So the money you orthern Light MRS. H. . KROGH | worthy or unworthy. This meant . e i h - e Presbyterian Church Sunday Services I 30 a4k |they had to know what they were & g . s m l'm S Franklin at Fourth 0 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. ; SEATTLE, “Jan. 18. — For his :.“"‘M""' themmret Egp':s"'“;’"s il ND any post office ... bank ... or the A short hmeuoyoanlr Bon&lm “Where Welcome and Worship Tu and Friday, 7:30 p. m. |Courage and efficiency during the|the sinner, his reso 0 $i o, cashier’s window at firm—and you " Mect” Everybody welcome éxplcsion and fire which destroyed |more, his willingness to repair the attuek AT el future of this country. Today, they—and - J $ R. BOOTH, Mmnster L the army transport Clevedon in|harm dene to L‘;fl "i‘ght‘;::r :3’ his . can put a “:lp %o those worries that cutinto the U, S, Savings Bonds you buy—can guar w00l Cathitia s Alaska waters January 10, 1942, 1sins. Who could make this knownf p | ery man’s sleeping hours. "!f“" “‘ Organ Preparation for | ¢y ,"I""’",".,’v' ,’a:fl'{" ¢ l.‘( ne Walter S. Hansen, third mate, to- except the sinner himself and what geney Y Sner: u“ & hr Jou m M Carol. Beery Da e of the Nt of MR oy was presentsd a Merchant Ma- |is this but Confession? LIl three sell Umled States Savings Bonds Buy one bdau' : Esed. VgL GTY, S UNeaY rine meritorious medal. Do you know what Confession is, ] Seward Stceet ! : } Fifth and Gold Streets Presentation was maca by G. H.|Why God instituted the Sacrament 2 CLIFFORD ALLBUTT, S. J " e i4 Masses on Sanday—1:00. 9:00 and Wagner, assistant Pacific Coast D- |of Penance, and what it means to PP s 570 T% rector of the United States Mari- »'gu?‘our pgm?hlet No. 4 entitled L g 3507 e G i time Commission. The Clevedon | ‘Cenfession Quizzes,” answers many X 5 "“:1’“""“ on Week Days—7:00 and had 150 soldiers, passengers and|Questions about Confession that are mfi' “!Ts IN ; P ko e i g fter the last mass CYeW members in. yor TR XL QoK. A copY ”Pc““ A TII’ TO OUR ALASKAN FRIENDS '[F v v Hansen remained aboard the|Will be sent m_)ou without charge, YOU WILL LET US KNOW YOUR DESIRES‘ 3 Contensinns.-Saturday, eve of ol Glevedon “Tand™ with “the" master;| withollt.oMEAHON. D xequeste NEW DELUXE VIKING U s Contessions - Saturday, cvc of KOl o™ ngineer, sccond mate and| Just send your name and address {f "POPCORN MACHINES ADVANCE OF YOUR COMING, WE WILL BE : : ST LR o junior third mate, mareuvered the|With a short note asking for Free ,DELIVERY AT ONCE ABLE BE’I'I‘ER TO SERVE YOU 3 Chapel-By-The-Lake F 4 \essel away from docks and beached | Pamphlet No. 4. Address your re- 1} The Finest Popccrn Grown in 5 Corner Glacier ilighway and Fritz | Li%y ~ o her quest to AR ¥ | America Complete Concession N’ 3 Coe Rool (i alT ok Church cj Jesus | lrist ¢f “Ap tnis time. continuing explo-| RELIGIOUS INFORMATION Supplies eW as 0n o } Booth, Minister Latter Day Sain <iens and intense heat fcrced Han- _ BUREAU SEND YOUR ORDER IN NOW RAY THATCHER . 1 Odd Fellows Hall en and his companions to aban- _Knights of Cgl“mbl{s ' ARTHUR UUNGER CO., Inc. g A o for Telephone, Blue 1702 don ship. Shortly ~thereafter, the|1422 Lindell Bldv., St. Louis 8, Mo. 105 Golden Gate Ave., " b 12:30 p. m.—Sunday School ship was wrecked by a heavy ex- ® “San Francisco, Calif. 30 p. m—Chur Services ' Mosion » (Paid Advertisement) - ’