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Rotarians Back In Town
The Nome Rotary Club went
stateside this past month — well,
not quite, but the returnees were
numerous enough to be noticeable.
Jim Walsh tried out a well known
airlines to see if it was as good
as he’s been saying; Bill Brown
showed up from somewhere to
resume the summer operations at
the harbor; Jim McLean is dis
pensing friendly service at the
local stamp windows again; Bud
•Harper says the new products of
at least several brands of popular
automobiles are better than ever;
John McNees went clear to the
home office to watch them mix
Coke; anjl Don Lyle must have
looked over a lot of wood, clear
to Washington, D.C.
Program chairman Ted Duffield
conducted another trip back into
history, bringing the transcribed
voices of Florence Nightingale,
founder of modern nursing; Wm.
J. Bryant’s famous quotation on
crucifying mankind on a cross of
gold; and Big Ben tolled in the
20th Century back in 1900 when
steak was selling at 13 cents a
pound.
President Bill Cameron and
assistant secretary Carl Glavino
vioh were both flue-bound, with
president - elect Boyd Harwood
capably handling the gavel.
Guests were Pearse Walsh and
Roy Runnells, Pan Am, Nome,
and Hermann Ashley, Nome En
gineers.
Tug-of-Ballots Continuing
Between Taft and Ike
(By the Associated Press*
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The tug - of - ballots between
Eisenhower’s backers and Sen.
Taft for GOP convention dele
gates centered Friday in Ken
tucky.
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Taft supporters have claimed
they will win 19 of the 20 delegate
votes.
Eisenhower captured 20 of the
delegates in Kansas, his home
state, at a GOP convention in
Topeka Thursday. Taft got the
other two.
The next big ballot - gathering
contest between Eisenhower and
Taft was shaping up in New Jer
sey’s preference primary next
Tuesday, with 38 delegate votes
at stake.
An Associated Press opinion
poll showed Eisenhower expected
to win about 56 per cent of the
New Jersey vote and Taft 34.
Stassen, the third candidate on
the ballot, was given S per cent
with 1 per cent being divided
among write-ins.
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ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH
Friday Evening, 7:30 p.m.—Sta
tions of the Cross.
Holy Saturday — 6:00 a.m. — Ser
vices start. v
4:00 to 5:00 p.m.—Confessions.
7:30 p.m.—Evening confessions.
Easter Sunday Mass—8:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.—High Mass.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Communion Service Tonight
at 7:30 p.m.
Easter Sunday
Sunday School at 10 a.m.
Morning Service at 11:15 a.m.
Evening Service at 7:45 p.m.
At this service the Jewish Pass
over with the Christian meaning
will be demonstrated. This is a
very interesting and inspiring
service.
“Christ our Passover is sacri
ficed for us therefore let us keep
the feast, not with the old leaven,
neither with the leaven of malice
and wickedness; but with the un
leavened bread of sincerity and
truth..”—I Corinthians 5:7-8
MISSION COVENANT CHURCH
On Sunday morning the Sunday
School will meet at the regular
time, 10:00. Immediately follow
ing the Sunday School at 10:45,
a program will be presented by
the school, “The Story of Witness
es to the Resurrection.” The set
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ting is a Bible teacher impressing
and urging Christians to be fol
lowers and witnesses of Christ.
A number of appropriate songs
have been prepared by the chil
dren and the Translated Choir.
The Covenant Navigators will
have charge of the Sunday Even
ing Service with the theme, “The
Resurrection.” The choir will take
a prominent part. Miss Pearl Wal
lin has ably directed the choir as
well as being pianist.
Everyone is cordially invited to
these services.
EASTER CONCERT AT
COMMUNITY CHURCH
The Senior Choir of the Com
munity Methodist Church pre
sents the following concert of
Easter music:
Processional, "Holy, Holy,
Holy." "O Sacred Head" (a cap
pella), P. Gerhardt. "I Know That
My Redeemer Liveih," Handel.
"Lift Your Glad Voices" (Carrie
McLane, soloist), P. A. Schnecker.
"O Bread of Life" (Ray Tveter,
soloist), F. Melius Christiansen.
"Lamb of God" (a 1531 chorale),
Decius. "Dayspring of Eternity"
(a cappella), F. Melius Christian
sen. "Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today," C. Wesley. "Hold Thou
My Hand." C. S. Briggs. .."He Is
Risen," G. Martin.
Accompanists are Lo'lita Hav
ercamp and Robert Baldwin. So
loists, are Carrie McLean, Ray
Hawk and Ray Tveter. Director
is Emma S. Cameron.
Singing in the choir are Mar
garet Bjornstad, Irene Cornue,
Ruth Fagerstrom, Beatrice Hav
ercamp, Marguerite Glavinovich,
Carrie McLean, Geraldine Fager
strom, Enid Duffield, Rita Harper,
Mildred Abbey, Ann Fulton, Loli
ta Havercamp, Robert Baldwin,
Dan Fritz, Charles Lee, Ray Tve
ter Dick Small, Pete Hahn, Ray
Hawk, and Robert Treat.
The concert will be given at
7:30 p.m. this Sunday evening.
The community is cordially in
vited.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Good Friday Service
You are invited to meet with us
at 7:30 p.m. this evening for the
Good Friday Service. There is a
special program planned with
seven speakers and special vocal
numbers.
By attending this service we
hOpe you will enjoy a more
blessed Easter.
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