CHURCHES & SCHOOLS
PLAN PROGRAMS
CHRISTMAS
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Catholic Church
J. A. Concannon, S. J.
The program for Christmas ser
vices at St. Joseph’s Church will
be as follows:
Friday, vigil of Christmas, is a
day of fast and abstinence. Con
fessions will be heard in the af
ternoon from 3 to 6 o’clock, prin
cipally for the children—and in
the evening from 8 to 10 o’clock
for adults.
Should anyone find these hours
inconvenient, they may come at|
any time before midnight. Con
fessions will be heaTd in the
Chapel.
The Mass which starts prompt
ly at Midnight will be preceeded
by the singing of Christmas car
ols. |
The Mass of the Angels—in Gre
gorian rythm—will be chanted,
and the responses will be sung
by the Choir in harmony.
The Offertory Interlude will be
the affective composition of the
celebrated Cherubini—Veni Jesu,
Amor Mi (Come Jesus, my Love).
During the reception of Holy
Communion the Domine Non Sum
Dignus (O Lord I am not Wor
thy), will be rendered by a spec
ial quartette.
Mrs. J. Herman will then sing
Schubert’s beautiful Ave Maria.
The termination of the Mass
will be marked by the singing of
Silent Night.
The following compose the
Choir:
Mrs. M. J. Walsh, Mrs. J. J.
O’Leary, Mrs. Hugh O’Farrell,
Mrs. W. Brown, Mrs. Fred Yen
ney, Mrs. J. Herman, Miss Stubk
jaer, Miss Vesta Poison, Miss
Alice Martin, Mrs. Stanley Mar
tin, Miss Alice Simms, and the
Messrs. Calvin E. Pool, Wilfred
Neilly, Wilfred Boucher and An
thony Cerrutti.
Miss Stubkjaer will direct the
choir, with Miss Anna Walsh at
the organ.
Immediately following the High
Mass there will be a low Mass of
thanksgiving.
At ten o’clock on Christmas
morning there will be a Mass,
especially for those unable to at
tend the celebration of the Mid
night ceremony. Benediction will
follow this Mass.
The Altar boys selected to serve
at Midnight, ore Frankie O'Far
Christmas Comes But Once a Year
With its Joy and Merry Cheer.
So, Be Festive, and Have Handy
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We again cordially invite all to
be with us on Christmas Eve.
“THE NATIVITY”
Eskimo Methodist Church
Friday, Dec. 24, 7:30 PJVL
Piano and organ prelude of
carols, 7:00 P. M.
Carols by Junior Choir and
Church hoir, 7:30 P. M.
Processional
Prologue: Prophet Isaiah.
Junior hoir: “It Came Upon
the Midnight Clear”.
Reading: “The Story”—.
. Charley Weokuluk.
Shepherd Scene: Music by the
two choirs.
Manger Scene:
Duet: “Infant Holy"—Mrs.
.Freida Larson, and Miss
. Grace O’Connor
Church Choir: “Silent Night”
in Eskimo.
“We Three Kings”.
Offering.
Children’s Department: “Away
in a Manger” and unison prayer.
Organ Interlude.
"Joy to the World”.
Reader throughout: Olaf Pis
coya, interpreter.
The public is welcome.
Federated Church
Rev. Vincent C. Widney, Pastor.
At the church school hour at 11
o’clock, Sunday morning, there
will be baptism. All who desire
this service for themselves or
their children are cordially invit
ed.
At the worship service of hte
Federated Church Sunday night
December 26, the Choir, assisted
by Mrs. Leroy Sullivan as reader,
will be the principal feature. The
program of the choir is as foll
ows:
Go So Loved the World—Sir
John Stainer: by the Choir.
All My Heart This Night Re
joices—H. W. Parker: by the
Choir.
Cantique d’ Noel—Adam: Miss1
Pearl Woodfin.
The First Noel—Traditional: by
the Choir.
In the Field With Their Flocks
Abiding—John Farmer: Mrs.
Ross J. Kinney and Choir.
Ave Maria—Shubert: Women’s
Trio, Miss Retta Armstrong pian
ist.
From the Eastern Mountains—
A. H. Mann: by the choir.
We Three Kings of Orient—
Hopkins: Male chorus and choir.
Sleep Holy Babe—J. B. Dykes:
Mrs. L. E. Rynning.
Reading—Mrs. Leroy Sullivan.'
Brightest and Best of the Sons
of the Morning— J. P. Harding:
by the Choir.
The Holy City—Adams: Mrs. O.
S. Weaver, Miss Armstrong plan- i
ist.
Arise, Shine—Maker: by the
Choir.
The Choir is under the direc
tion of L. E. Rynning.
HUNGARY PAYS ON
HER WAR DEBT
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24—Hun
gary resumed payment on her
war debt to the United States
with a remittance of $9,000 on the
semi-annual installment due the
15th of the month. She is the
only war nation, besides Finland,
to take cognizance of the install
ment due.
Finland has never missed pay
ing the full amount of her install
ments as they became due.
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STATIONERY
That unique and humorous,
and typical Alaskan stationery—
“Sourdough Roadhouse Letter
heads and Envelopes”, have been
brought strictly uptodate, and are
now available at the Nugget offi
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tives on the ‘Outside’, using Sour
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kick out of it.
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reduce —instead of heing weak,
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breakdown and should he under
taken only under a physician’s
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WASPS TAKE SCHOOL
GREENFIELD, Tenn., Dec. 24—
An army of hundreds of wasps
recently invaded the Greenfield
sdhoolrooms and hallways to the
delighted distraltion of the stud
ents. A spraying squad was rail
ed and brought the plague under
control.
At
Christmas Time
Salmon Industry
extends its greetings thanks to
Alaska’s people
THE CANNED SALMON INDUSTRY and Alaska are going for
ward together. By cooperation here and in the markets of the
world, the people of the Territory and their leading industry are
building a greater Alaska.
You men and women of Alaska are doing your share in helping
to maintain highest quality standards in the packing of Alaska’s
canned salmon. Experts have told us that the 1937 salmon pack
shows greater care, greater precaution to see that only the freshest
fish went into cans. The industry appreciates and thanks you for
your part in making ever better standards.
This year, more than ever before, a quality pack was a vital
necessity. With higher operating costs, and fewer packed cases
than last year to bear the increase, U. S. housewives are asked to
pay more for Alaska’s salmon. Only a top quality product could
hold its own in the face of the intense competition of cheaper
canned fish. Without this fine quality, the Canned Salmon Industry
could not continue to sell in the IJ. S. markets, to bear its share
of the Territorial budget.
By a great educational campaign in the United States, we have
sought to protect and enlarge canned salmon’s share of the market.
We believe that improved markets for Alaska’s canned salmon
will mean more prosperity here in the Territory.
Canned Salmon Industry
G-MEN ARREST
FOR EXTORTION
WASHINGTON. D. C„ Dec. 24,
J. Edgar Hoover, chief of the
Bureau of Investigation of the
Department of Justice, announc
ed in Washington that agents of
the bureau had arrested Woodrow
Wilson Price of Independence.
Mo., at Kansas City on charges of
having shot Special Agent Henry
Snow and af attempted extortion.
Hoover asserted Price had ad
mitted he had mailed a SHOO ex
tortion letter to Howard Jacobs,
December 3rd. Three days later
Price, while shooting his way out
of a G-man trap at Independence,
wounded Snow. The latter is re
covering from the wound.
Price is 23 years old. He is the
father of three children.
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