LA 7 INI A WALLACE YOUNG
MISSION
(Eskimo Church'
Constance Ericsson, Deaconess
Pastor
Sunday, July 30th:
i i 00 a. ra. Church School
7:00 p m Evening Worship,
St, Joseph’s Roman Catholic
Church
Fdmund A. Anable, S. J.
Pastor
Sunday Masses, 8 and 10 a. rr
Week-day Mass’ 7:00 a. m.
Keligious instruction for the
Children: Monday afternoon, pri
cner class: Tuesday afternoon,
advanced class
ALASKA EVANGELIZATION
SOCIETY
Main St. jus! West of Polet's Store
Res', and Mrs. Geo, H. Loveless,
Missionaries
Child Evangelism classes Fi
de- at 3:00 p m Using Flannel
gihph and Object method of
FEDERATED CHURCH
R ev. V rnor L. Booker. Pastor
Sunday, July 30th:
10 45 a m. Sunday School.
6:30 p m Young Peoples’ Mee‘
ing
7:45 p. m. Worship Service.
9:00 p. m. Social Hour.
Daily Vacation Bible School
every day except Sunday at 9:45
a. m to 11:45 a. m.
FEDERATED CHURCH
The regular Sunday evening
services of the Federated Church
will be held at! the Army Air
Base chapel, this Sunday, Septem
ber 3rd. The Air Base has a
new chapel and has invited the
members and friends of the Fed
erated church to join with them
in a worship service this Sunday
evening at 8:00 pm. Those de
siring transportation, may come
to the Federated church between
7:30 and 7:45 pm., and vehicles
will be there to convey them to
the Air Base chapel.
For those arriving, in their own
cars ,the chapel is situated at the
south side of the air field and has
a small tower on the end of the
building.
We Welcome this opportunity
to coopeate with the armd foercs
in this worship service, as they
have been so willing and helpful
in cooperating with us in all
things religious. (Contributed)
RAINBOW SKYWAYS NEWS
Anoher pilot to be, blossomed
out a few days ago on his first
>lo flight. None other than Mr.
Clyde Eastman, of Sommers Con
struction Co., was at the controls.
It looks from here, like it will
be a flying family, as Mrs Char
lotte Eastman is close to being
checked out or her first solo trip.
Well, whichever is the backseat
dive i(n this case, will at least
know “he” is talking about
G I TROUPERS
VISIT NOME
Allen De Lay, who was* station
ed here last year with the Air
Corps, as a photographer, return
ed to Nome 4his week with a
Special Service entertainment
unit. It will be remembered that
he was qui'e the entertainer with
t
his musical saw.
Last summer the Special Ser
vice sponsored a talent contest
from posts ‘hroughout the Ter.
ritory, and Pvt De Lay wound up
in the f nals at Adak. Thirteen
winners spent a week a4 McKin
ley Park.
Pvt. Frank Par en, an accomp
lished pianist, is with the troup,
which is known as “Arctic Ant
ics. of 1944”.
Lea Phillips is Tie M.C. for the
troup and hails from APO 729.
Phillips is a mimic an imper
sonator and can "imitate any.
body" in De Lay’s own words.
Sig Wigdgr from APO 948. is
manager of (he troup,wras former
ly an orchestra leader in New
Jersey.
Dick Fineburg of APO 948" a
former star of stage and radio, is
“realy talented".
“James Berry, a “ballad tenor”
“better than Sinatra.” is the o
pinion of the group.
Alphonso Cismeros, from APO
980, wag a forme radio enertainer
w'ith his guitar and double whis
tle.
Arctic Antics is a show com.
posed of variety acts, and bur
lesque. The troup started from
Seward, covering the railroad
and Fairbanks, and plan to con
tinuethoughout the mainland and
the Aleutian chain.
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