The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 1, 1947, Page 2

e — 75 1UDGE HOLZHEIMER mf—‘{m ch tlpnouncements ([ "NAMED CHATRMAN, Scventh-Day Adventist ]EFFERS9N Dm“ER\ PAGE TWO SATURDAY, MARCH 1, I9 Notices for this church column| Northern Light : 3 ] | must be received by The Empitel pyoobtorian Chureh 1 Corner_Second and Main | | | | not later than 10 o'clock Friday | REV. A. L. ZUMWALT, Pastor | WASHINGTON, Mar. 1-—Gaei| evening to guarantee change of | p. ,."f(”f,lf," at *Z“{“{_” i The services of this church are|Sullivan, Exccutive Director of the, e e e P peld on Saturday, the Seventh Day gy 42 mCm'nml"v = + S s S by e wec nnounced fre ashington to- First Church of Christ, err”fil'“ "‘..”OIOT".',..‘"”;mm Ml:‘ofl“u km turday, Sabbath the appointment of Jud Scientist 16:50 5. . Ovgan Doepavation for | Scoul. Bible classes or all ages. | William A. Holzhelmer of Juncau 10:00 a. m.—Sunaay School. Yo “' Mo :w fosia Davis,|MIs. John E. Turner, Superinten-'as chairman of the 1947 Jeffar- Sunday services will be held &t ;... 1 ‘| dent son Day Dinner campaign fund 11 a. m. in the Fir Church of 11:00 a. r Saturday, Sabbath drive throughout the Territory of Christ, S Juneau, on Fifth | Worship. 'mon by the Pastor,! Alaska and Main strect and the subjecr E. E. Jensen ! The Jetferson Day Digner cam- will be “Christ Jesu will Francks “O Lord Most| Wednesday, 7:20 p. m.—Midweek paign drive will terminate on the 1 }:00 p. m.~Testimon- | 1 Ihe choir will sing he|Praver Mecting. Hour of Bibleinight of April 5 when President eeting piritual Steal Away s Study and Devotion. |Harry Truman will deliver an im- Shristian Science Reading Room | “a" oot Sy o ol Doreas Soclety meets second andpertant message to the American in church butlding Is T00m 18 ven for young children while| (OUFth Thursday at 1:30 p. m. {people to commemorate the anni- Wednesaay afternoons fiom % “€| A cordial welcome is extended to|versary of the 204th Eirtfday 4 o'clock and after the Wed- "y o T 0 e No, | @1l the services of this church. 1"’, Thomas Jefferson, evening ting SIS0, witl rebEaiiit Sk d‘“m_h! The President will deliver bi * public is cordlally invited to ;. ety atter seoo! Mordsy, ] CHURCH OF GOD address in person from ths Jel- _ : :('“' = ’:.‘: 1; T AT e 2 he Senior Choir will 898 Bast Street yf:, :m an dl(f;:{.B:umcmwe:”;flillfih DOG TEAM BRINGS OUT ‘VICTI M’ _ Members of the 10th Air Sea Rescue Squadron, with a “crask vietim” on T 1ster isie, 73 \ h helicopter can alight. Manecuvers were carried vut in sub-zero Alaska w.:ather. ‘;, ,r,'" ,;: }3,0 p\'l,:f_ REV. and MRS. H. E. BEYZR, |held at the same time through- the sled, start by dog team for an area where 2 helicop! The Mcthoai~: Church i \Bocisty. will. e &b AN Pastors out the country and Territories. 1 ( : Opposite Federat cad Territorial ¢} ‘ SUNDAY SERVICES Judge Holzheimer was selacted 4 2 R N ; [ [ n [] [] Building 7:00 p. m.—Full color pictures on to head the Jefferson Day Dinners 1 : i the n with the story of “John's|in Alaska by Democratic leaders F: " 4 i sermon topics, efc. 11:00 p. m.—Divine Worship som ubject, “The Dfvine Re- ent.” Mrs. James B. Strong | their parents worship with “Where Faith and Friend- ; ) T 5 he ship Meet” urrection Lutheran |piivoduction of Jesus” All boys throughout the Territory. REV. ROBERT S. TREAT, Pastor Church and girls enjoy these pictures. - - RUTH D. BROOKS, Parish Worlker Main and Thied Stessts | 8:00 p. m—Preaching Service. | JUNEAU WOMAN'S CLUB Nolin “BEom et ‘In the heart of the City for the | Wednesday, 8:00 p. m—Bible! il 1 Popejoy, Planist hearts (0f tha ity | Study. | Meets Wednesday noon March yol. Claude # HERBERT MILLERMAN, Pastor| These serviccs ave open to every- inthe Bareanof Gold Room. Busi cting Superintendent Organist, Mrs. Katherine Alexander one, and all are welcome ness ::nd Social Session. Primary Department, Choir Direct Burites- Novin e | ISABELLE CHESTER. Secy M, T Superintendent, | Eecond Sunday after Lent. Juneau City Mission b e el i e AT 205 Franklin Street | 9 . . . A BIUE N 3 - ranT "y Could Be Wi Sihat foc o ¥t T paRteY, MBS. H. M. KROGH 'l WAN! A RE“G’ON the ‘ T a1 Sunday Services ¥ choir, “Rock ¢ K . 2:00 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. RS v visr cheir will Cursch- = e aker for t ! t 60 o God.” WISCA- pyesduy and Friday, 7:30 p. m. THAI GOES + ¢ \ p Everybedy welcome. reat; subjec Vi i J 7:09 p. m~—Junior Choir 3 ‘7‘-‘”"1[;‘1 ™ \"‘,;z‘.‘ : o G : senfor Choir [LUSSIAN (); :N;;[(».L' Church BEYOND TH! GRAVE" foniben, - Hanks;, speaker; ~Edit 0 5t. Nicholas Moore, deyoticn lay, 4:00 p. m.—Cateche- * Fifth Street 3 The train for Memphis was notori- 8:00 p. m g TV he \ies 1 Tonight (Saturday) =.30 p. m.— ously slow, and it seemed even slow ge by pasto i W < K m.—Mid-week | ¥vening Service. than usual this morning to Fath »ple who pass thi ns Devolional § Sunday Service, 10:00 a. m. High Ed as he sat there in the stifl! like to sing. Spec 8:00 p. m~-Ladies Aid Mass and Holy Communion: summer heat. Besides, he simv. Beard of Stewards m 1 3 at ¢ Church with Mrs. Choir rehearsal every Thursday cculdn’t get it out of his mind i lowing evenin L. M vald and Mrs. R. Kron- at 7:30 p. m someone was watching him inte: cvening Fellow p Hour fellow i € b'(,[h,[ A‘(l()(’l'll(t('h? s he tried to ccncentrate cn servics 3 WOTLIReR = ) A iambly. of iGoD reading cf his Office. Despit 3:30 p. m.—Junior cheir \Hh CHRISTIAN IllE Ilélkll Fotieth and Frarklin Stitats v'11~:"s L:\“?tm ar oncerned, Meets cvery Sunda i ne 1 3 fe ng 4 i g N e 00 e e REV'gt’nfl'“f/‘f:(“gfc':“s“" el iatAne Nacmi Ginette, how injections of radio-active phesphorus have helped school, Pastor's counssling period ~ HOMER C. MURPHY, Ph. D., 10:00 a. m.—Sunday School, Class- 10t down. Finally, he el i X T PR . 4 him te battle grim Leukemia. Accepted on an experimental basis by at_parsonage Pastor es for all ages A special invitation Ereviary and sat back, waiting fo: REFUGEE'S DILEMM A _ Alison Bryant, 3, hardly | scientists at the University f Califoriia, the youth has shown great filesday, .7:00 B m—Prayer and Phone, - “Hlus 650 to those children nct already at- sometking to havpen Kknows which toys (o take with her as she, her brother, Peter, 10, i kvembiit HRBEYGSE ettren it the Pars Sunday Services tending a Sunday Schoou Almost at cnce, a charming lad and their mother prepare to leave Jerusalem under British Army & i lay, 8:00 p —Churchmen 10:00 a. m.—Bible School. Mr 11:00 a. m.—Morning Worship. n her early forties stood before hi ing women and children from the l!oly, l,vand. He:" Volley League Knape, Superintendent 8:00 p. m a tic service, @ said . . . “Father, could T er, 2 utilities official, has lived in Palestine for 12 years an Wednesday, 8:00—Monthly W.S. 11:00 a. m ip Service,. 8:00 p. m. Tucsday. .Prayer moct. to vou, please?” And even befors nas no home in England. P !g B L I c & A B n P A R T Y S. program and business meet- Mrs. L. P. Dawes, pis ing § she had glipped into the i Mrs. Leslie Sturm reports on| Our Sunday e service will| g:00 p. m. Friday—Young Peo- Side the window, she b el e B S b 9 & s i Seho0 | : “NOTICE OF REGISTRATION ARCEBIAL ; g S f N IOOF H ll s from the s S. - o heart P A ‘am CGinette, 14, o1 seattle, is shewn cxpiaining to his mother, Mrs, *nior Choir rector. closer perhaps the Registr i 1l be e . 3 . Salvation . mothers and daughters, because IRk a6 IRFROmD 1‘: ering Per- | chorage. The plan v r BEFBESHMENTS Christian Science £Lesson- «’.»‘ Army ervices an invalid for so many years, S00s desiri dgzc l’; Serson | St. Paul soon Sermon. Sundan Services G Willoughby Ave. Notices for tuss church columu 0d I had the duty and privilege of Nual Municip DS ~ The suoject or e Lesson-Ser- Brig. and Mrs. C. O. Taylor riust be recelved by The Empire CAring for her rbheany BB, WO mon which will be read in all A%t and Mrs. Hewry LOTERZER |4 jater than 10 o'clock Friday “And then, last week Mother pi estdid Churches of Christ, Scientist, Sun- Sunday evening to guarantee changs of ©d on. Ever since, I've been think- 1" day. March 2. will b Christ 11:00 a. m—Holiness meeting sermon topics, ete ing. My friends tell me there's noth- DXt Pr¢ T b 2:30 p. m.—Praite Meeting it ing more I can do for her and that ;‘_‘ e : Stk Excerpts from Chrisugn Science| 6:00 p. m—Sund hool Xk i . hould stop thinking about her. Y & ¥z s W el 7:30 p. m—Salvation Meeting. | OULE Aloysious’ Church gyen my church tells me that T can AuBgLEhall be, cntitiod . ? Womens; 10:00 a..m.—Mas no longer help her. But Father, T The office of t angel said unto her, Fear not, Home League. ST. LUIéf{‘Z}}?(’j,;fCOPAL can't believe that. Something inside PHior Lo Mary: for thou has found favor| Tuesday night, 7:30 p. m—Bible 4 A me tells me that I not only can do [ i God: AnE bi thou shalt Class and prayer meeting. \fifflk"»““’»_fionflfl WEBB Vicar gymething for her, but that I -hould e s and bring| Thursday, 7:00 p. m—Hospital Miss Matgaret Pearce, Organist pe doing something for her right forth eSson, and shalt call his name | Meetine Ry Barpids now . Father, what wouid vou do Jesus | Friday Night, 7:00 p. m.—Youth f'i"()O pl ’m.—Exyer.m:: Prayer and ji voy were in my position?’ Correlative passage from “Science Night ToR by g Wit ‘T'd pray for her, of course” said ¥ and. Health with Key to the|- Saturday night, 7:30 p. m—~Traise L < Father Ed scftly. y morning re thie d RS Seripture,” by Mary Baker Eddy:|service Douglas Community and every night, I'd pray for her s 0 i (’\r‘"l“l‘ Jesus was the son of a virgin. He iy h I would have Masses said for the !¢ 3 H s gt ‘,,,‘ & was appointed to speak God's| : g Methodist Church Irepose of her soul. Each day, 1 1847 fv S clectin ward and to appear o mortals fn] First Baptist Churéh would offer my prayers, works and ©f sor, i} i o s such a form of humanity as they Franklin and Fourth (In the Leigh Grant home) sufferings for her . I would apply ::t“ < i . cculd understand as well as pre- J. T. SPURLIN, D. ., Minister Kcbert S. Treat, Mintster tflhe_losson that n‘mc_wn(rr of sncrc§ ek ceive. Mary's conception of him' 10:00 a. m—Sunday School. Class- | Miss Ruth Brooks, Parish Worker Scriptures relates in II Machabees =~ Alis. i e Ty Bvivatinka was spiritual, for only purity could es for all-ages. Harold Cargin, Su-| 10:00 a. m-—Chapel Service; 12 43-46. .. ¥ s, 500 b\ eonrits reflect Truth and Love, which perintendent. Led by Mr. Conine. Monthly sum- lAl\(ilmukmif:igm::mnm {w;;em expended ¢ s e B Y were plainly incarnate in the good = 11:00 a. m.—Morning Worship. mary and service presented by tWelve theusan rachmas of silver “€Xpende T NSRS i & and pure Chris s (p. 332) | 8:00 p. m.-Evening‘worship. | Miss Brooks ! ¥ |to Jerusalemt’ for samrifice to .be Other items chargeaple to capital But waft @ minuthl Fiald those Bands —_— | Wednesday, 7:30 p. mi—Prayer|: 10:35 & m~Classes for boys, Offeréd for the ainssof the dead, '8ccount between June3, 1046 and the Af tion? Well AR 2 till maturity, when “E” Bonds will i N ! ] 4 o s P o S, f d -religiously - date cn which payment of the pu unny question ell, maybe. 4 ps The Church of The Hol Meeting and Scripture Study girls, youths and adul thinking well and religiously con % 5 pay back four dollars for every three e Clurch of The Holy | g e y- S i cerning the resurrection. For if he €hase price is made) the pubfic utility Victory Bond looks like a Victory T b e s i Trinity, E})IS(’ODGL | % AR uu" »L :‘ s had not hoped that they who were JUNEAU TER WORKS and its Bond. Like these . . . Jouye JBYes h I k‘;ik :’;, ! Ye Fourth and Gold Streets i Church of Christ 3 . | slain should rise again, it would have Property itemized and shown on it Bapas anc Loy, CelL O s SN SE REV. W. ROBERT WEBB, Rector | 3 2 Wi The Presbyterian Church scemed vatn and superflupus to pray | Option to purch: ven to said Cit home—all yours! Ernest Ehler, Choir Director | Me€ts in the American Leglon Hall Douglas, Alaska | for ‘thia B84d. - AfiG ecatise he ‘thns| Of Junsau; 1o and sell reve Miss Mivioret Shas. OF lon Second Street, between Frank- — walter A. Soboleff, Minister o A e R A Banay, pavable: ehl et AR . garet Shaw, Organist A seward Streets. - _ sidered that they who had fallen R payabie soley frem un day Services {# and Setard ‘Stréals. . Sunday Services iag + & P pledged revenues of the JUNEAU gy | BOYD FIELD, Minister | 1:30 el asleep with godliness had great Sccond Sunday in Lent e i P mscaRalay. Behool, |WATER WORKS so purchased, in- 8:00 a v Communion The Bible - Luke: And e/ Tuesday, 1:00 m days, betw ) Jrom 8:30 A, M. to 12:00 P frem 1:00 P. 11, t> 4:30 P on the >hone - - Red 379 2 cihi grace laid up for them. It is there- | Y41 o (DU e : ;:z):z(dau qerpices‘ 40 epeelye Vorhip. | fore a holy and wholesome thought cuding future additions and im- Oeei oA Cn i b b1 | to pray for the dead, that they may Provements, sufiictent in amount to h 10:00 a. m.—Bible Study. 1 | 3 i o £ 10:00 a. m—Church School | 10 § The Lutheran Church |ve 1o0sed from their sins. | obtain and & id purchase price? 11:00 a. m.—Holy Communion 11:00 a. m.—Worship Service. | ; = Shall the © a | —Evening vice. Si iask= | “We Catholics, of course, do not 3 : all | Al iReasion by the Seciot (Tl J,?,?l 'Ea:" (f‘fi‘,fii’; 5?5:1‘;?9,,\“- REV. ERNS%“”;:.’ N@{'p‘.fi}w, Pastor | believe that there is nothing we can | 4 acquire by purchas: choir will €ing for the offertoh¥| /Ny at 6:15 each evening Mcn- Sunday Services {do for our friends who have letf us. 90000000 the _ public _usility Robert’s anthem “Seek ye day through Saturday 9:45 a. m—Sunday Schoo! and|As members of the Church Militant {ALASK! TRIC LIGHT AND Lord” with tenor sclo by Ernest!d3 2 [t e on earth, we can and shouid and do | POWER COMPANY and its AT i ‘ 11:00 &. m.—Morning Wership, | pray for the Church Suffering in \::;ig?vl{rm] proy 8 Bpelay SI00 D N Chapel-By-The-Lake 8:00 p. m—Evening Service. iE’;Jlr{g)atgr)-‘;‘o !hn;S\n:s‘lx‘:\vn“;b ma}; SN pinized anc s 7:30 p. m.Choir re-| Corner Glacier Highway and Fritz | 9:00 p.m~Boclal Fellowship Hour. | All be Jogether gain as membagglib By oS 2o ; 7:30 p Cods Rosd ot Kok Laks { ay, 4:00 p. m.—Junior cno“.me Church Triumphant in heaven. L e s h’;‘x\.n At Trinity Guild| Rev. Willis R. Booth, Minister | practice. For us, religions doesn't end with ll;udm: v”:““ ble solely from ;‘;(. FHean: 1000 Mo SN, S :30 a. m., Sunday School. Alll Wednesday, 2 p. m—The Girls'{the grave.” ‘g‘""_:_’ Fitciaiind of the ALRH - il :‘)“J‘“Im-}chl!dxcu in the Auk Bay area are|Club meets. All girls from 6 to 13 ~“¥ou dou't know how much yoitve [ELECTRIC LIGHT AND PO : 4 s e s T G g p our are welcome. | helped me, Father,” she said then. AN ureh i ; i : 7 F S il‘;df, ‘;’.fflmff”’ea i ) Wednesday, 8 p. m.—Bible Studyi“l too want a religion that goes f_"“‘}'_‘j diione imy s, Or this. _’rhat rolled-up scroll is a :Izw_aboui'fh"sf’ That man, able to Memorial Presbyteran | Lecture. | beyend the grave. I know now chat | sufficient xmount to obtain and college diploma for your boy. His » take it easy in his maturer years, can Church 1"11 wreh of Jesus Christ of | Wednesday—Brotherhood Club I can help Mother, and that 1 should<,F’f‘l.;'l;?:)l(ll"‘ll \'1‘ 1se pric n.'la : assurance of a good start in life—and the be you. Your Victory Bonds can add up to Corner West 8th and E Streets |~ g A )' Lg ints meets the first and the third week |and £ shall. - Thank you ever so] A .1( s LA opportunity to make himself into the kind a sizable nest egg. They’re the safest in- “4 Church with an open door— | Latter Day Saints of the month at 8 p. m. | much, AN Alaskn. e 2 S 1 Vestiment onieRfthH EANson M SRETH Whasoever will may come’.” | % Thursday—The women of the Woeuld you like to now more about SONA\‘ o I ) WALTER A. SOBOLEFF, Minister| Telephone, J Church meet every second and|the reglion that goes beyond the 5 S 740 E Str | 12:30 p. m—S y C fourth week nf each month at 1 p. m. | grave? Would you like to now how [Property in Services 1:30 p. m—Church Friday, 7:30 p. m—Senior Choir.|you can help your friends who have i P School | —— Every Day—The Lutheran Church | been touched by the Angel of Death? led 'h'd paye from 1::\. 11:00 a. m v rship | Catholic Church opens wide her doors and welcomes Would you like to know why they g:)wg’w -\'T»';l;m-\ g u\u: said NEL- 6:30 p Westminster Fellow-| Church of tie Naziviiy of the | vou in Jesus’ name. I need your help—and need it naw‘?! 31 £ 11 CO.;P.‘J‘\Y 80 ‘pur- Blessed Virgin Mary, Juneau > | Then write immediately for a help- C‘zs‘ v""v"-—_\m‘! future additions . Worship. Fifth and Gold Streets LOGGERS : |ful 64-page pamphlet that we will ::mu‘;:htl::‘::‘ et 9 flic »Et in Wednesday, 4:00 p. m.—Boys and|REV. CLIFFORD /ll{;[i)?’?'j',“s. J A'IF;I"XEI F’IO(';I x:i?;%i&falrisx;&i ;ix‘xga::zf]m;:lll‘y.y:l::.lu;l(l';]uch 'ge"u‘l:t cm“‘“\m”,:"‘ and pay said pur- A TIP TO OUR ALASKAN FRIENDS: IF | Masses S By ), 9:00 anc Swe. Conla 4 2 3 que o - X i % & 7 .(;1:’)11. Family Bible hour und‘w'-\;(;. bl Mills. Will buy from 100,000 ft. !send a post-card or letter and ask| Dated this Ist day of March, 1947 YOU WILL LET US KNOW YOUR DESIRES it | Masses on Week Days—7:00 and to 10,000,000 feet. For further |fcr Free Pamphlet No. 43-B C: L POPRIO¥ . & ADVANCE OF YOUR COMING, WE WILL BE <A e i r City Clerk. % e a8 Thursday, 2:00 p. m—Missionary | 8:00 pastioulataeey. Juneau Jausbest SRR e G Lt puliication, March f m;k ABLE BETTER TO SERVE YOU Society meets at 1003 Tenth and B.[ Benedictions after the last mass| Mils. U | REIGEOUS INFORMATON i, M ciioh: 1ol "7:00 p. m.—Boy Scout Troop, No.i>n Sundays. - - ! _ BUREAU ast publicatic _A_~{f<11:9. 1947. | 814 inegls, V8 i Saturaay, eve of holl-| About 25 pounds of feed are re-| Knights of Columbus —— New as gton ot Friday, 4:00 p. m—Junior choir.| lays, eve of First Fridays, 4 to 5lquired to develop a pullet to the 4422 Lindell Bidv., bl Louis 8, Mo Let Empire an-iads” run your| A g R i Al T T B0 B s laying stage | (Paid Advertisement) errands, Cheap and efficient! | RAY THATCHER Manager