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“Messiah"
Presented
Sunday
Set in an atmosphere of beauty
in the auditorium of the newly
renovated Federated Church, the
adult choir of that institution,
consisting of 23 voices, successful
ly staged the famed Handel’s
“Messiah" last evening.
A capacity crowd gathered to
hear the rendition of this famous
cantata, extra seats having to be
arranged for to take care of the
overflow of people eager to hear
the strains of the beautiful ora
torio.
Director Robert N. Hendersen
is to be congratulated on the suc
cess of his direction. The excel
lent harmony gathered by his
group of choir members, shows
the result of much effort on the
part of the entire organization.
Four choruses from the famed
cantata were presented: “And the
Glory of the Lord”, “O Thou That
Tellest Good Tidings to Zion”,
“Glory to God” and the famed
“Hallelujah Chorus” comprised the
rendition, with the age old custom
of the congregation standing at the
singing of the latter chorus.
In all, the service from the or
gan prelude to the benediction,
proved highly enjoyable. It is
hoped another such cantata will
be enjoyed during the Easter sea
son.
Following are the members of
the chorus:
Staff Sergeant Robert N. An
derson. director.
Robert F. Baldwin, organist.
Sopranos: Mrs. F.-'Bingham,
Mrs. V. Booker, Miss B. Bjorn
stad, Mrs. R. Harrington, Mrs. C.
McLain, Mrs. L. Peterson, Miss I
Rudd, Mrs. R. Snyder, Miss F.
Waldheim, Miss F. Watson.
Altos: Miss E. Buizer, Mrs. J.
Lehmann, Mrs. T. Morcom, Mrs.
E. Towner.
. Tenors: W. Boucher, Cpl. N.
Johnston, L. Petersen, Cpl. J.
Berry.
Bass: Rev. V. Booker, Sgt D.
Cotton, Sgt. J. Kirstein, Cpl. B.
Henderson.
President’s
Ball Success
ter than 400 people, the annual
President’s Ball was enjoyed in
the auditorium of the local high
school Saturday evening.
Primarily staged for the devel
opment of infantile paralysis cure,
the event grossed about $300 for
hte Warm Springs, Ga., sanatorium
Warm Springs, Ga., sanatorium
and other institutions spread
throughout the States and in the
territories.
The affair opened with the or
chestra swinging into rhymic ca
dence, followed by happy couples
entering into the spirit of the oc
casion on the excellent dance floor
of the auditorium.
During the intermission, a most
enjoyable program was rendered
by members of the famed “Kodiak
Kapers’*, or as they present them
selves, “The Sad Sacs From Ko
diak.’* Prior to the appearance
of these entertainers, Judge J. H,
S. Morison spoke on the purpose
of this annual event, wishing fer
vently President Roosevelt would
see many more happy returns of
the' Say,'ascribing its inauguration
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ui i tribute of the infantile paraly
sis handicap which our chief exe
cutive overcame during the per
iod jf his middle age.
X veity dancing, humorous
- ' ,ing and the witticisms of the
rr.a -ter i f ceremonies for the pro
gram, lent much enjoyment to the
otherwise highly enjoyable eve
ning. It is to be hoped we have
the privilege of once again hear
ing these seven stars from the G-I
ranks.
Members of the committee for
the event, headed by Mrs. Conrad
Yenney, are to be congratulated
for their hard work in making of
this event the success it turned out
to lie It is the committee’s de
sire at this time to extend appre
ciation for- the many helpful aids
given them in the carrying out of
the annual event.
Other members of the commit
tee assisting Mrs. Yenney were
A. Rydeen, X. W. Lewis, Frank
Whaley, Judge J. H. S. Morison,
Mrs. A Rydeen. Mrs. Tolbert
Scott and Mrs. Glenn Smith.
We look forward to another
such interesting and enjoyable af
fair in Nome within the pear fu
ture.
AIRWAYS
Wien Alaska Airlines
Father Tom Cunningham. R fv
Mendalook and Mrs. Roger Men
dalook were passengers from Dio
mede with Frank Whaley Satur
day
Sig Wein came in from Pt. Bar
row and northern way points Sat
urday with freight and the pol
iowing passengers: Margaret Pan-.
iego from Wainwright, Ada Knox
and Mary Anayah from Pt. Lay,
and Wm. Leavitt and Lawrance
Amoogak from Pt. Barrow.
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Frank Whaley is scheduled
go to Solomon, Golovin, • Moses ;
Point and White Mt. with express I
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John Broad well for Moses Point ;
Charlie Evern of Moses Point will i
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Pan American Airways
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bs arrived from Fairbanks with
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morning with mail.
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Christofersen abroad. Capt. Me- |
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WINTERING IN
KETCHIKAN
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nter Nomeites, and well-known
Golovin Bay herring packer, have
been wintering in Ketchikan. ,
where Jack has been assisting his
son-in-law, Ed Steffen, in their
drug store. They plan to return to
their home in Edmonds, Wash.,
iioon.
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