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Am extensive celebration of the
Christmas Festival has been
pinimed by the Community Bap
ti-i hurch, it was announced
tl'i week by Rev. Gregory S
Mon my, pastor. A wide variety
of services and activities has
been airanged, and it is felt th it
every member of this community
will find at least one occasion he
wid desire to attend. Every one
in Kodiak and at the Naval Base
and Fort Greely is invited to
participate in these Christmas
festivities.
I he Christmas festival opens
on Sunday morning, December
19th, when the annual Christmas
Worship Service is held at 11:15
o’clock. For this occasion it is
appropriate that the Girl’s Choir
sing two lovely Christmas carols:
“There’s a Song in the Air”, and
“In a Lowly Manager”. The ser
mon for the morning is “The
Bells Tell of Tomorrow”.
At 7:30 o’clock on this same
day, the combined three choirs,
assisted by the Soldier’s Chorus
of Fort Greely, will present the
annual Christmas Cantata This
year a very beautiful arrange
ment of several numbers has
been made, with a unified theme,
with Scripture and other mater
ials. The Music alone for this
evening will include the follow
ing selections:
Senior Choir — “Arise and
8hine for Thy Light Is Come”
“Watchman Tell Us of the
Night” “He Shall Feed His
Flock”—solo part by Rev. John
8. Winter “A Saviour, Christ
the Lord”.
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FLOOR SHOWS 7:15 & 10:15 <
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Chicken Dinners
| Steak Dinners
Italian Spaghetti
Open 4:30 to 11:30
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Solo—Mrs N. M. Chamber- I
lain—“No Gift I Bring”
Girls’Choir—“Who Is He?” i
“Following the Star”
Children’s Choir—“Away in a
Manger”
The Soldiers Chorns presents
the next to final selection, after
which the combined Choirs and
the Chorus conclude with “0
Come All Ye Faithful”.
Five delegates to the district
convention at Anchorage on Dec.
15 were chosen at the local Dem
ocratic caucus held here at the
city hall. Delegates are Warren
A. Taylor, Bill Lewis, Dee And
erson, Cliff Lillethun and Olaf
Olson.
The local meeting urged adop
tion of a plank in the territorial
platform recommending state
hood for Alaska.
Thelma Madsen, who flew to
Anchorage recently and from
there planned to go to Seward to
catch a boat, will spend the
holidays in Portland with her
i two sisters, Elizabeth, who is in
a sanitarium at Milwaukie near
Portland, and Mrs. Rose Brock
man
Although her plans are in
definite she may enlist in one ot
the women’s branches of the
armed services while outside.
Mrs. Beulah Dean and infant
left recently for California to
visit her husband, who until re
cently was stationed with the
Marines in New Zealand.
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