The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 6, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE—JUNEAU, ALASKA ; SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1947 ‘MHHODI“ CHURCH MOOSE WOMEN ARE fORESI SERVI(E ol el i b and Mrs Lloyd Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Knape, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Y TO RE-PRESENT PLAY | PLANNING XMAS PARTY | “Outters planning (o sell Christ- | Caldwell, Mr." and Mrs. €, L. ! SIAIES poll(v cure a permit from Wingerson, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. e e "THE losl‘ (HUR(“" FOR MOOSE (HI[DREN the Forest Service before any cut- Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Har- { E ting is done and the operations mon, Mr. and Mrs. John Maur- | { 3 Or n . o V. r irch colu | vorthe Li > s Lo \ — i ON XMAS 'REES must be conducted in accordance stad, and Mr. and Mrs. Gra A st i Nort} Ligot | Church of Jesus . Christ of| mne piay, “The Lost Church” i the meeting of the Women with the timber sale requirements Logan “ must be received by The Empire ) : ) | & play, e Lbhe. i g Bl Iatec than 10 o'tock Prday| Presbyterian Church | Latter Day Saints being re-presented by the Epworth cf oose, No. 439, Thursday : i : i of the Forest Service. A charge of & Qi Byt 0. Gdaratithe Hifiae" BE| Franklin at Fourth | (MORMON) League of the Methoist Church night in the Moose Lodge rooms, Advice on the cutting of Christ- five cents ver tree is made, with a DAT g o Funrantee hange OF| ggpere Welcome and Worship | in the Seventh-Day Adventist |at the evening service Sunday, in the ~Sunbeam Mixmasier was mas trees in the Juncau vicinity wos ' minimum of $3. ES COURT SH T 7 | Meet” [ Chapel (2nd and Main) |response to numerous requests awarded to Fay dleton issued today by Larry Zack, District| “There are practically no areas H)k HE‘R First Church Christ, WILLIS R. BOOTH, Minister J. S. McClellan, Branch President |made by those who witnessed the The Chri arty committee 2:1!1;(1;‘»01 the U. S. Fo; Service. | adjacent to Juneau on Nm_mnz\IFm-- I"G 0" Scientist Beery Davis, Organist ‘ 10.00 a. m.~—Priesthood meeting. |Play last week. The play presents reported toys have been purchased He said: st land th v! conta \fxlnu]o :‘hn}st. l _ Ay hmidt, Choir Director| 10:45 a. m—Officers and teach- @ picture of a community with-'for Moose Kkid and also that “The policy concernin e olt- |mas trees in substantial quantities. y ¥ iy 1day School. lers meeting. out a church, and so shows the of cz e given to ting of trees for the home use of the Some of the best areas of Christmas | Dates were announced today for s -held “ak Bible Class is taught| 11:00 a. m. Sunday, School. |real work and worth of the church. each child at the party. The com- person c g, or for churches or trees are on the Mendenhall flats the hearing of liquor license ap- Ohurelysef ierine Sherwood, M. I 12:00 noon—Sermon Service. Julian Rivers, as a business man, mittee will meet with a similar fraternal org . is that such outside of the recreation area.” piications in U. S. District Court ' on Fifthi o yquits are cordially invited tof Everybody welcome. did such a convincing job of por-|ccmmittee from the Moose Lodge trees can be cut from National For- b e, —— here. Federal Judge George W. = d this class, Children’s Primary— Thursday, traving his role that he even had'next Monday night to make final »st land without prior approval of Folta sdt Dac; 10, fof Heatlig Koes. | C nd| " 10:50 a. m.—Organ Preparation for |3:45 p. m. at Legion Dugeut. [People turning in their seats to arrangements for the affair which the Forest Officer, provided the Man A"ends n ments on three new Juneau applica- Wednesdish 4 worship, | Ladies Relief Society—Monday, S°¢ the church that wasn't there. will be held in the new Moose trees are not cut from any point .y e ‘or tions and Dec. 22 for renewals of ' ey, 8 11:00 a. m.—Divine Worship. 18:00 p. m., Trudy Nelson's residence Hayes Miller, as his son, Sandra Lodge rooms within 100 feet of the road, or from 5 present licenses. Heung Sermon, “The Climax in Him.'|at 619 East Street, | McCrea, as his wife, and Eloise De-! Moose women are also remind- designated recreational areas. such Ba” Held l_as' N]gh' THEINGD nbw ApplicAtIbhs dre » I'he ct ill sing Stainer’ “I Am Thoughs for everyday: To read land as his daughter, underwent ed to take any linens they wish as Auk Village area. The purpose George Salo, N. J. Bavard and Omega | without reflection is like eating Strange changes so convincingly to donate to Moosehaven to the of this restriction is to help preserve T Marshall Erwin, aven Moo The “Sup and Study|without digesting. that the business man had reason next meeting or leave them with the natural beauty of the Glacier| The Senors and Senaritas of Ju- e ag R A0 b0 L0 e Church. Af- to be concerned, especially so With the Steward of the club {Highway. Uncontrolled cutting over |neau High School danced at the i discussion will First Chtirch of Gall the Spirits of Ignorance, Evil! - e — ia period of years would sericusly “Spanish Fiesta,” which was held Dou ADLER "AMED > pul parable of the Candle, ! irst Caurch o 0G {Sccial Injustice, Spiritual Dark-| mar the appearance of the roadside. last evening on the occasion of Services in parsonage—>526 Last St. REV. and MRS. . E. BEYER, ness, played by the annual Senior Ball. Don Wum(‘rwn“(OAS]’ I.EAGUE | | Jeannette Rhodes, David Hill and 3 !r With many “Persons cutting trees are request- Y COORDINATOR FOR m The Westminster | 3 ek b R e it parents, alumni and students in at- ywship will meet in the church L R | Marjorie Malcolm supporting the | m“,‘“““_ _‘v‘”j they are satistied tondance, the formal ball had one Church with Alice Jean Davis, Don-| Phone: Green 743. [changes. ~ Jim Bell as @ business | puTS Up FlGHI‘ 1“ “ ;‘ LA before it is ¢ the largest dancing crowds in EUROPEAN RH'EF W R t and Don MacRinRon in SUNDAY SERVICES lcrony, and Sylvia Lister, as the cut. It is obvious that many trees years, I ¢ T | 16:00 - 11:35 a. m.—Unified Serv- i he Church, brought are wasted by being cut and then| ; charge of the program bl A Spirit of the Church, brought discarded in favor of a more desir. | TN€ gymhasium was transformed £ “Where Faith ana Friend- Monday—The Junior Choir will| ice: Morning Worship and Church the problem to a head by their) slapuiee Inifuvor oth more OB | o e e e s ship Meet” rehearse at the Church immediately School, presence. { able one found later. s whit -(“ m«(m- \Hih p.m o :: ormer a!n;atnk‘g resi- WOBERT 8. TREAL, FUSEL L ateers ALbens e Christian Brother-| Helen Claire Lister will play . i “Christmas trec cuiters should adobe nda, 2 mission, an out- Seattle mcrdlnat‘?x’-b i‘ore Al?:sfli(zt ?; i $ Pe sday—The Senior Choir will ho‘id f*"“;(-lN;“Cfnfll‘O“al b""”d'jcon.vindng. “Poor Old Lady” es- Dema ndS Th ||'d Major also remember that many tracts of door cafe, and several small shops. the Territory’s campaign to raise Rt Pop € at the Church at 7:30 CW;O(‘;‘" it pecially with Robert Rhodes’ hgm—| # | privately-owned land borders the | ceiling was decorated with funds for the outfitting of a Seat{le Sun (137100 0. mthe Bog gnd. QAW ling gHfoots. League Siandlng-lssue 'highway, and that the first National | twinkling lanterns. ship with relief supplies for Europe § y—The World Service Circle sc‘r’eer») 9, P e Y | 4 Forest land to be crossed by the| A trio, composed of Donna Olds, Adler's appointment was an- 5 meet at the Church. {8790 pfyaBreaching. Service OFFERINGS OF FOOD ' Up toN. Y. Meefmg road is located seven miies from 'Roberta Messerschmidt and Bonnie nounced today by Acting Governor 10:60 5 o g - i W’ndnc;sd:;y Evening, 8:00 o'ciock | S ERAL .I!uncuu ‘Pm-mmmu to take irees Bell, sang Spanish songs during Lew M. Williams who said that Ad- ) ; —K i ¢ The Church of The Holy |_ i v, B { o : ; . from privately-owned areas must, | the intermission. Bill Sperling ler, who now resides in Seattle, will e ,,’,r‘”‘“ AR RpE Trinity, Episcopal FES x:‘:‘;’ffliflbg&fiffi’fl, 8’15—"Tne‘ ARE SO“("ED F R MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 6—® B“(;" of course, be obtained from the played “Star Dust” as a trumpet help to coordinate the Territory's Lty b - RaasalL TInity, EPISces gl <ol i G tall fans, disappointed over the do- oyner The Division Supervisor's solo. Mrs. Lillian Uggen was ac- efforts with th Mess by .the P C % Chapel of the Air” aver KINY. HAI"ES HOUSE ORPH nothing attitude that prevailed at YR 3 Mrs. as a orts with those of the four other e Fourth and Gold Sireets | s o (1 AE. BULEY 4 office, Room 315, Federal Building, companist for the entertainers. |States which are also taki i Comes to th E. Rice, Viear A friendly welcome to all. the just concluded minor leagUe wi giadiy give advice on whather! Batrons for the affalt’ were Mt 'h‘~ s c e also taking part in i Sy Do Choir Director : |convention in Miami, were hopeful ; 5 P AL BSOS NNC L e CRbEED 8:00 p. m—The Epworth Lea Husted First Baptist Church | As in former years, the North-ly gy tnat the major league ses- [jmafiymmsenylmmsonflmmseny o re-presenting the play € y % lern Light Presbyterian Church is g, e 'k reek will ™ play, “The 1 Oraadi Franklin and Fourth | sions in New York next week wi > St Sabitbas * 3 gathering the offering of f00ds ,,vida more ammunition for the sl dglid gy 10:00 a. m.—Sunday School. Class- and other items for the Haines|yiior hot stove league Seconc in Advent Y iy o 3 Wi stoy ague. : 8:00 ¢ y Communion ';rfg{csge::&& Harold Cargin, 8u= House Orphanage at Haines. | Not a transaction of any major [ 10:00 4. m.—Church Schoo! & : A receptacle for the purpose is significance was consumated dur- DRELLCRTION 4 11:00 a. n rning prayer and W phats |placed in the vestibule of theling the three-day gathering here d Chapel-By-1ne-Lake |church to receive all such items.|although several lesser deals were mal personal gift b m—Giy Corner Glacier Highway and Fritz | There are 45 boys and girls in}completed to whet the fans appe- A Tuesda 30 p. m.--Brownie Cove Road at Auk Lake the Haines House orphanage who! tite Troop V m. Boy Scouts, Rev. Willls R. Booth, Minister lare looking to friends here tol The Boston Braves purchased Wednesday m.—Me . Ohoir re. 10:30 a. m, Sunday School. All help them have a good Christmas!outfielder Jeff Heath from the St D ic Group children in the Auk Bay area are this year. Either take your gift Louis Browns, Pittsburgh traded M R \ e invited and urged to attend our to the Northern Light Presbyter-|infielder Jimmy Bloodworth and o Sunday School. Resurrection Lutheran Church Seventh-Day Adventist Corner Second and Main REV. A. L. ZUMWALT, Pastor LA et Bl “In the heart of the City for the | o gort e e chureh are hearts of the City” G. HERBERT HILLERMAN, Pastor ::lfhfinwf:l:“rduy 2R Y Mr . 10:00 a. m.—Saturday, Sabbath School. Bible classes for all ages. Mrs. John E. Turner, Superinten- dent. 11:00 a. m —Saturday, Sabbath Weorship. Sermon by the Pastor, Main and Third Streets h and E St School hip Service. 3 ‘(' ’”f P ::"’"‘_ E. E. Jensen. : hiA Senior! - wednesday, 7:30 p. m.—Midweek 1 Chri Snows Prayer Meeting. e s Btudy and Devotion. m urch Council meet-! Doreas Soclety meets second and fourth Thursday at 1:30 p. m. A cordial welcome is extended to all the services of this church. ~ Douglas Church Hour of Bible p. n Childrer rehearsal Junior 0 p m p. m.—Senior urday, 9:30. a. m—First year Catchism Class S B 11:00 a. m.—Second year Catech- eerCES ism Class Lo — 1:30 p. m—Section 2, year i,/ Notices for tms church column catechetical cls /must be received by The Empire Inet evening to guarantee sermon topics, etc. Bethel Tabernacle 1y (Assembly of God) urcl ice and 4:00 p. m—Girls Club. Fourth and Frarklin Streets Saint Aloysious’ Church Senior Choir rehear- REV. R. E. BAKER, Pastor + REV. J. F. McELMEEL, S. J. Sunday Services | Pastor — 10:00 a. m.—Sunday School. Class- { Sunday Services e $ 2! s for all ages| A special invitation| 10:00 a. m.—Mass. Christian Science 7.esson- |, those children not already at- | Sermon, Sunday Services |tending a Sunday Schoot. 'S ise The sioieo 11:00 a. m—Morning Worship. | St Litke's Bplacopal Church Douglas, Alaska Very Rev. Chas. E. Rice, Vicar Miss Margaret Pearce, Organist No services. 8:00 p. m—Evangelistic service. 8:00 p. m. Tuesday—Prayer meet- mon W Churche day, Dec. 7, w Only | ing. Dause and Creator | 8:00 p. m. Friday—Young Peo-| Golden Text: Hebr Every ble's meeting. | E 3 house is builded by some man: —_ i Douglas Community but he that bu 1 things is Sieae i = i Methodist Church God Cathelic Church | Services in the new Community The fol clections are tak- Church of the Nativity of the | Church Building from on Blessed Virgin Mary, Juneau Robert S. Treat, Minister worthy Fifth and Gold Streets Miss Ruth Brooks, Organist and hor REV. ROBERT L. WHELAN, S. J.| Claudia Kelsey, Parish Worker created, Masses on Sund . 10:30. 10.00 a. m.—Morning Message by the Pastor, 7:00, 9:00 and | Worship “Christ Masses 0. Week Days—7:00 and [Comes to the Church.” 1:00 10:30 a. m.—Class period and fealth with Benediction, 7:36 p. m. Sunday,|Church Board meeting. by Mary Confessions—Saturday, eve of holi- | res imply, 18YS, eve of First Fridays, 4 to EIChoir and Christmas rehearsal. From this|P- M. 7 to 9 p. m 1 ; pOGsesses - | The Presbyterian Church except the| 1o | Douglas, Alaska idea: et ; | Walter A. Soboleff, Minister th Salvation | Sunday Services 1 Army | 1:30 p. m.~—Sunday School. U5 Willoughby Ave. | 2:00 p. m—Divine Worship. o Major and Mrs. Eric Newbould g Adjt. and Mrs. Henry Lorenzen Douglas Bible Church Pastor Sunday Peter J. Nigkel - rch 11:00 a. m.—Holiness meeting. SUNDAY SERVICES 2:30 p. m—Praise Meeting. 10:30 a. m.——Sunday School. D, 6:00 p. m.—Sunday Schoocl. 1i:1L & m-—Worship Service. 7:30 p. m—Service. Thursday, 7:30 p. m. — Bible ay night, 7:30 p. m.—Bible|Study | The Douglas Bible Church cord- prayer meeting ! 7:00 p. m—Hospital|ially invites you to attend the ;4 4 services. We urge .you te enroll i iday Night, 7:00 p. m.—Youth|n the Sunday School. There are ht |classes for everyone, parents, chil- turday night, 7:30 p. m.—Praise dren, and young people. el e Church of Christ ; : gl enuien of 1 RGa Oithodox Chus After December 10, no telephone Mects in the American Legion Hall ussian Orthodox Churoh. |, o i upiitonth of Decombis on Second Street, between Frank- Of St. Nicholas will be accepted at a discount. All lin and Seward S BOYD FIELL Phone - - Red Sunday Services 10:00 a. m—Bible Stu 11:00 a. m—Worship 2:00 p. m—Even treet Fifth Street remittances must bear postmark of (Saturaay) =:00 p. m.— not later than discount day. Please Evening Service. be prompt. Please add 19 sales tax. Sunday Service, 10:00 a. m. High JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS Mass and Holy Communion TELEPHONE CO. —adv. Choir rehearsal every Thursday " . ST at 7:30 p. m 3ell it with an Emptre Want-Ad nister Tonight later than 10 o'clock Friday change of Wednesday, after school, Junior lian Church or call the Rev. Willis|vic Barnhart to Montreal for sec- |R. Booth. ond baseman Romannus Basgall | - The New York Giants obtained an { cption on 20-year-old first baseman ORI 565 faestman. trom San Diego | oty for six players, three of whom al- (ready have been delivered, and | Cleveland purchased first baseman | Elbie Fletcher from the Pirates. | One piece of legislation the ma- | jors definitely will consider is the | Pacific Coast’s proposal to become a third major league. The minors, | after pouring cold water on the | plan Thursday when they voted it ! down, passed a resolution yester- day to point cut to the majors | > Elks Auditorium —2:30 P. M. SPECIAL MUSIC Public Invited! 32 cluks voted in favor of it, seven short of the necessary three-fourths majority, and re- quested the big leagues to decide yes or no on the matter. It was felt, however, that the Coast league’s plan was doomed to failure since it was almost certain the majors would refuse big league status to the PCL. Should the majors pull a sur- prise by granting the Coast loop’s request, the minors will then take | | another vote, this time by mail, which undoubtedly will be a favor- able one. ‘The Mother Moth Said: |"It isn't cricket for you to picket | My hungry little ones. But what can I do Again I ask you When Monite gets after my sons."” WACHUSETT IN PORT OVER WEEKEND; WILL HEAD NORTH MONDAY The U. S. Coast Guard Cutter |Wachusc-u returned to the Juneau [} port at 10 o'clock last night, after having been on a rescue mission to Hippa Island since a week ago last Monday. The Wachusett went directly from Cape Spencer to the scene of the wrecked army transport, the Clarksdale Victory, which broke in two on a small island atout 140 miles south of Ketchikan. Commander E. V. Carlson said that after the survivos of the ltragcdy and the bodies which had been recoversd were conveyed to Ketchikan, the Wachusett left on Thursday afternoon, and has been servicing light stations on the re- turn trip to Juneau. The cutter will take on fuel, pro- visions, and stores for light sta- tions to the North over the weekend, and will leave on Monday for Point Retreat, Eldred Rock, Sen- tinel Island and Cape Spencer. Comdr. Carlson said the ship may be back in Juneau by next Thurs- day or Friday. TR CL Quick SocdTioN 7o At YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING PROBLEMS “For Bettgr Appearance” CALL THERE’S one gift that'd be warmly welcomed by every- | = ! body on your Christmas list. h"t Mhs | What is it? A U.S. Savings Bond! ‘ ' You can get ’em conveniently at any bank or post N I | due to colds...eased without “dosing”™ i .oflice>$18.75, up. . EGIVE THE FINEST GIFT OF ALl = U.S. SAVINGS BONDS ! AWAY FROM HOME during the Holidays? The friendly welcome as you arrive, attention to your comfort as you remain will tend to lessen that “away from home at Christmas” feeling when you make your headquarters at the . New Washington Hotel DEWEY W. METZDORF Vice President and Managing Director Bliss’ Trading Post Beads, Paper Flowers, Hose i | | ] Children’s Union Suits I MARINE WAY MERRY XMAS from | NANCE ! 5-10-25 Store TR i D — o e N e