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THE
B J B L E
B V P T I S T
C H IJ R C II
INVITES YOU TO THE
"CHRISTMAS
NIGHT
SERVICE"
SUNDAY EVENING - 7:00
★ ★ ★
A SPECIAL FILM
Will Be Shown During The
Evening — Featuring
• Jack Wyrtzen
• The "Word of Life"
QUARTET
• And Other Soloists
(Heard Every Saturday Eve
ning on the "Word Of Life
Program" over K I C Y)
ALL WELCOME
School Choirs Present
Xmas Musical Program
A seventy voice Junior and
Senior School chorus and choir
under the direction of Mrs. Wm.
Cameron presented a musical
program last evening at the
school. It was an outstanding
event of the holiday season and
somewhat different from any pre
vious programs in the school.
Musical selections by the Jun
ior Hi group who formed a musi
cal Christmas tree were accom
panied by Jeanette Amundsen.
The senior choir group presented
their part of the program in a
choralogue highlighted with col
ored silhouettes of the Christmas
Story prepared by Frank Denny.
The school band which was
handicapped this year by lack
of advanced students presented
six selections and has made much
progress since school started
under the direction of Don Gret
tie new bandmaster. This was
their first presentation of the
year.
Hilbert Carlson. ' older son of
the late C. J. Carlson former
mining family of Nome passed
away at his home in Tacoma re
cently according to information
received by Carrie McLain from
her friend Esther Carlson.
Lei ter
To I he Ldilor
610 Baranof Hotel
Juneau, Alaska
Dec. 19. I960
My Dear Emily:
Today I witnessed a ceremony
marking one of Alaska’s great
days and especially honoring
Charles D. Jones, one of her fore
most citizens, who cast the first
electoral vote for the State of
Alaska. He did it with great dig
nity and erect bearing befitting
one of the most gratifying mo
ments of his life. I could see in
him the fine looking young man
I knew in Nome fifty years ago.
Do wish you Nomeites could have
been present. I thought as I sat
there, of the many trips he had
made to Juneau the hard way
when he served in the first and
later legislatures long before
there was plane service and
people from Nome did not make
that long dangerous trip unless
they had to. And many oldtimers,
most of whom are no longer with
us, were in my thoughts too, and
what the ceremony would have
meant to each of them.
The other two electors, Sylvia
Ringstad and M. D. Snodgrass,
are fine persons chosen by their
party because of long and ef
fective service to Alaska. We can
be proud of all three but the
particular honors went to Nome.
My regards to you,
and Nome friends—
ANNE HESLER
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Won Lost
National Guard . 7 1
A. N. B. 4 4
Polar Hornets . 4 4
Jaycees . 4 4
High School . 1 7
Leading Scorers
(8 games unless designated)
ANG—Brown 14 (6 games)
Kost 11.5
ANB—Titus 14.4
Fagerstrom 9.5
Hornets—T. Willoya 21
W. Willoya 15.9
jaycees—G. Bell 17.7 (6)
Hahn 12.6
McCormick 12.5 (6)
Nanooks—Herman 11.8
Locke 10.8
Leading Scorers
Tony Willoya, Hornets—21
George Bell, Jaycees—17.7 (6)
Willie Willoya, Hornets—15.9
Titus, A.N.B.—14.4
Brown, A.N.G.—14 (6)
Walter Marx, formerly of Tel
ler, and who is American Consul
at Harve, France visited with his
mother Mrs. Wm. Marx in Minne
apolis and his sister Mrs. Vogen
who also lives there.
I
ay
}he meaning of
Qmismus
le deeper ihis
year . . .
Billikin Realty
CHUCK FRAZIER
and
DON PERKINS
Gray Wig and False Beard
Will Add Maturity to Cabinet
TJCSON, Ariz. UPI — A Tucson
Civic Club gave Interior Secre
tary-designate Stewart L. Udall
a gray wig and false beard yes
terday with this comment:
“These will add a . little more
maturity at President-elect Ken
nedy’s first cabinet meeting.”
The crew-cut, 43-year-old Ari
zona Congressman will be a mem
ber of the youngest Presidential
Cabinet in this century.
Harry Donnelly, mining man
of Flat and formerly of Nome
passed away in Seattle yesterday
at the age of 83. It will be re
membered by old timers that his
partner was Tom Jensen of
Nome. He was a member of Anvil
Lodge F & AM No. 160.
Margaret Sieinbrech, peren
nial Christmas visitor who comes
“home” each holiday from Fair
banks where she is teaching
school is arriving as usual to visit
her many friends here.
Mrs. Herb Engstrom leaves to
day for Seattle to surprise her
two married daughters and their
family. Herb Engstrom will spend
the holiday at Granite Mountain
where he is employed and. Son
Ronny is at Clear.
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KICY
850 Kc. QNCE MORE THE
CHRISTMAS CAROLS BRING
THE STORY OF THE
NEW-BORN KING,
AND MAY THE MUSIC,
SWEETLY GAY,
BRING JOY TO YOU
THIS £HRISTMAS JJAY
FRIDAY SUNDAY
7:00 p.m.—Special Radio Staff Christmas 6:00 a.m.—"Julolta" service broadcast from
program on Call of Arctic Covenant Church
2:00 p.m.—Recorded Christmas Candle
SATURDAY 4:30 p.m.—Handel's "Messiah"
3:45 p.m.—Dickens "Christmas Carol" Light Service from National Presbyterian
6:30 p.m.—Dickens "Christmas Carol Church in Washington. D. C.
All the regular Sunday programs on Christmas Day will have a Christmas emphasis.
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