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NEWS or MUSIC
Week End F estivoI
Gives First Concert

acknowledge enthusiastic ap-
plause.
Mr.. Ricci showed his great
command of the fiddle in the
brilliant Prokofieff sonata for ur1-
accompanied violin. His playing
was no less robust than in the
Mennin, but less harsh. since the
Russian composer sets higher
store by euphony than the Amer
Iican. The sonata impresses me
Ias most of Prokofieff does -
fluent, competent and grateful,
but lacking in originality and
Interest. The concert concluded
with a return to Beethoven
the early sonata in G. Opus 80,
No. 3.
The festival continues this af-
Iternoon with Raya Garbousova,
cello, and Theodore Saidenberg,
piano, sharing the work with the
IJuilliard Quartet. Tonight, Mar
Itial Singher. the French bs.i-
tone, will be heard with various
combinations of instruments, and
tomorrow will be the premiere
and an extra performance Of
Gian-Carlo Menotti's opera The
Unicorn, the Gorgon, and the
Manticore.
1t will be conducted by Paul
Galloway. substituting for Thorn
as Schippers. unavailable at the.
last minute. sung by the Chamber
Chorus of Washington. danced
by a group under John Butler,
and staged and directed by the,
composer himself. m.
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important and vital in modern life yet used to it that
I've take it for granted
Here picture show you few of its uses but there
are Look around home and how many
places find glass in
Janet is holding mirror in which she has been admrne
her string of glass beads and beside her little glass elephant
ornament Behind her is window letting in the sunlight
overhead is electric light
At the right is thermometer and the radio the wal
has glass tubes in it. The milk bottle umber bowl measuring
cup, and soda bottles all made from glass.
Color this picture with and then paste
cardboard Cut around the edges of the bowl
and mbe and bend at dotted lines Then when fold The
bottom panel forward at the dotted line they will stand
have collection of pictures the story of glass; and
have your glass
contributed by Linda Van Doren Dayton
Ohio.
Next Week: The Age Of ChvaIrY
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Thomas keutsos. "a, 31f2 o. st. Sc, and
G MARY, A. Trundle. 81: 2e04 D s.. ne.
sidney 1. Parker ~, $50 Quincy ST. NV :,
and Doris c. childs, rs, 1913 Randolph
Louis " W Classy, 81. and Louise E. Ben.
nett; g., both Of 25ls 17th st. NV,
Russell w Ponton :, Ariineton, Va,
and Susan J. Valentine, 10. Carolina
stanley G Sherry 40. and Mildred r.
Rogers, As. Silver Spring, Md
and Betty l. Fitzgerald, Fl. 1914
Al Z. Jackson. IS. s55 21st st. ne. and
Julia M. Proctor, 20, 5167 Sheriff I'd
Isaac H-e' Hall, 81, and MIRIAM j. Burroughs
80, both of 1914 18th pl. ne
Elizabeth Harris, is. 2o22 18th st, Sc
ave. NV. and Patricia Pond, 81. 1901
Antonio solpe, IS, and Giuseppins
Mus MsusOline; 10 both Of 1905 lst s. NV
Beverly A. Miller. %. 1921 T st. NV
! William r. Starke, 20. 18th st. anc
| Ontario I'd. NV. and Marie L. Lafond
1o1 m AZ f Raaisv st. a Nv sva,nsboro "a
/ and Bonnie J. Horton, 81, l16 North
Carolina ave. sc.
Emory Mavins. %, 1349 Stevens I'd Sc
| and Winiired F. Coleman. %, 1886
Leo F. Thomas. %. 1885 5th st. NV.
and Dolores Boddie, 8, 250l I4th ST.
Alfred II +. selby. IS. 200 nth ST.
Sc and Mary NJ. Ford, 40. 1920
Warden ST. NV
Samuel L. Garrett, ir., 20. 1861 Trinidad
ave. ne. and Ethel L. Wilson, 20. 6s
Lee E. Davis. 25. and Gertrude Thomas
| "a, Bl3 2nd st. NV.
Charles r. Abel, 81, Topeka. Kans and
Ruth J. Golden. 20. 1919 Rhode Is
Malcolm McLaren, 80. Birmingham, Eng
land, and Eleanor Person. SO, 1882 g
st. NV.
Oscar Bing, s. 1913 Columbia I'd NV.
and Marie White, 80. 100 Varnum St
NV.
Raymond z. Parker Is, 1912 nth st
NV, and Barbara j. Harrell, 10,
18th st. sc.
Ronald II. Carter, 20. 2O4 F ST. NV. and
Marie e. Woodley, 90. PA q st. NV
Wesley ,. smiler. 30, North Springfield,
Va. and Margaret B. Alderton, A.,
Portland, Ore
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houn, and ventriloquist Rob-

houn, and ventriloquist Rob-
ert Lamouret.
$500, WTTG (5)-First Run
Theater: Days of Glory" is
a story Of Russian guerrillas
and the part they played in
beating back the Nazi enemy
Gregory Peck.
900, WRC tA-Caesar's Hour
A comedy-variety show star
ring Sid Caesar with Janet
Blair. Also featured will be
Carl Reiner. Howard Morris
Shirl Conway and Pat Carroll
TV key says: amusing II not
inspired hour"
900, WTOP (s)--Ohl Susanna
Two Scotsmen are introduced
and proceed to revive a CEN
turies-old feud.
$3.50. WTOP Obey. Jeanniel,
JEANNE wins trip to Wash
ington and the President finds
her to be most unusual
visitor.
1000. WRC ~ - The George
Gobel Show: A half-hour OF
comedy with Fess Parker and
Helen O'Connell as guests.
I0:30. WTTG l5l-serta Pre-
miere Theater Bette DAVIS
an Charles Boyer star IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
BY DAY THORPE

The Elizabeth sprsgue. Coolidge
Twelfth Annual Festival OF Chamber
Music Ruegiero Ricci violin; Leon
eommsrs pa mo- The Jp " string
Program: Quartet in f, Opus 135.
Beethoven; Sonata concertante for
violin and piano 1880, Peter Men
nIn ioS 9u solo vi Nq o rsSo} song5sa n
piano, Opus so, No. 8, Beethoven,
The first concert of the 18th
Coolidge Festival which will
dominate the musical scene OF
Washington this weekend was
given last night in the Library
Iof Congress.
The audience, made up largely
Iof out-of-town guests, contained
many performing musicians and
composers. This curious fact
bestowed a special distinction
on our local festival, for these
two related species seldom show
any special interest in forma'
concerts, just as one does moi
Iexpect to find a clairvoyant &
patron Of another medium;
lparlor.
After reading of the last
Beethoven quartet, a triflC
marred by unconvincing tenutos
and rubatos. the Juilliard String
Quartet played a new quartet by
Henry Cowell-his fifth. 1t is q
repetitive and f1accid work, with
simple tunes bordering on the
commonplace, initiative rather
than abusive.
/ The finale of the Brahms horr
trio bounces through one of the
later movements. and severa,
other familiar themes barely
! escape recognition. Furthermore
the effect of a cello playing
expressive against sustaine {
chords in the higher instru-
mentS, while effective once OF
twice in a half hour. can b.
wearisome when overdone.
Ruggiero Ricci. a fiddler Of
great power and yirtuosity, ane
Leon Pommers, pianist, gave the
premiere of Peter Mennin's
sonata concertante. 1t is a driv-
ing and rugged piece, very
sonorous. and with good balance
between the instruments. In the
first movement and even more
SO in the last, its rhythmic
vitality seems to degenerate into
logged meter. but the work has
UNREASONABLE elan and spirit
Mr.. Mennin was present to
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FIN Stotions

recordings with commentary
by Nelson Griggs.
9:05, WMAL--George Crawford
Show: George promises fun
with music plus a chance to
win movie tickets in his "mys-
terry sound" contest.
1890. WRC-Monitor: Interview
with 1t. Col. John Paul Stapp
who has Travelled faster than
a bullet on the ground.
1880. WRC-Monitor: The mu-
sic Of Billy Maxted and his
Manhattan Dixieland Jazz
group from Nick's night club
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Other AM Stations
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WTOP-College Football:
Second game Of the day. Pur-
due VS.. Wisconsin.
7:O5, WGMS-FM-Library Of
Congress Poetry Series: Nj
nette de Valois lectures on
the dance.
$500, WIDOW, WASH-FM-HI-
Fl Revue: A two hour pro-
gram Of information and the
playing Of the latest HI-FI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
TODAY'S TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1900, WTTG t5l-Stars Of the
Grand Ole Opry: Country
music extravaganza.
1880. WMAL t7)--Famous Film
Festival: The Rainbow Jack
ct" stars Kay Walsh and
Robert Morley in a story OF a
suspended Jockey who must
choose between winning b
race or helping q fellow
Jockey.
1880, WTOP t9l--The Bucca
neers. THE Wasp in which
Dan Tempest is stung by a
teen-age pirate who brings
about his capture by the
ruthless Blackboard. T'V key
says: plenty Of action"
1880. WRC a. - People Are
Funny: Tonight an cleo
tronic brain will select an
ideal mate for an attractive
widow.
500. WRC iil-The Perry CO.
mo Show tcolor.) Guests on
the musical variety show in
clyde Pearl Bailey. Rory Cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
Answers TO our Presidents

Woodrow Wilson resigned
the presidency Of Princeton on
october 20. 1910. about two years
before his first election as Pres
ident Of the United States.
president William Henry
Harrison's grandson. Benjamin
Harrison. married Caroline La
vinia Scott at oxford. Ohio. on
October 20, 1853.
3--President Truman nomi-
mated Gen. Clark to be Ambas-
sador to the Vatican State, Oc-
tober 20. 1851, but the nomina-
ton was not confirmed BY the
Senate.
Questions on Preceding Pagel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
New Supply Of Fuel

LONDON.--Gas produced by.
burning coal underground may
give England a cheap source OF
power plant fuel. The process
may tap an estimated 500 mil
lion tons of coal uneconomical
ito mine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20

"All This and Heaven Too
based on the best selling
novel.
1890, WMAL (7)-Town anc
Country Jamboree: Jimmy
Dean and his Texas Wild
cats. Hillbilly music.
1918, WTOP t9) The Late
Show; Living and Love" be-
comes problem to a land
lord and his two young room
ers. James Dunn, Whitney
Bourne. (1937.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-20
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. ldw couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Wait three tull days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other dduS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15
HONOLULU.

For an adventure in exotic
dining, the Hawaiian luau Is
hard to beat.
Luau is a mountaineering
word here in the islands. II
means a Hawaiian-style feast
prepared in the Polynesian imu
or underground oven. 1t also
means Hawaiian entertainment
singing. hulas and general
merriment.
The luau is a kind Of gastron-
omic way Of life in Hawaii. Some
of them are big productions de-
signed to feed and entertain sew
eral hundred visitors. Don the
Beachcombers and Queens Surf
. at Waikiki stage weekly luaus
featured by big Polynesian floor
shows and colorful, informal
dress for the guests.
Then there are family luauS
church luauS and baby luauS-
the latter to observe a blftnoay
of an island tot. These are often
come-one. conceal affairs, with
friends, relatives and visitors in
vited. The entertainment is in
formal and truly Hawaiian.
Special Pigs
Basis of the luau fare is the
pig-or pigs. These are succu-
lent sucking pigs raised espe-
cially for luaus and known as
kalua (roas) pigs. From one
to several dozens Of them are
prepared for the imu according
to the guest list.
The pit oven is readied the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15
Howoiion Luou Combines
Exotic Feostinq and Fun

might before. The underground
oven if filled with lava rocks and
a roaring fire is built. BY dawn,
the rocks are red hot. Imu stones
must be smooth and porous to
hold the heat.
Some of the hot stones are
placed within the dressed and
seasoned pig. which is encased
in wire nettins for handling pur-
poses. The pit is lined with lay
ers of fresh cornhusks or banana
leaves. Scrubbed sweet potatoes.
bananas. fish wrapped in ii
leaves are placed alongside the
pig.
The entire casserole is covered
with more cornhusks, banana
Ifronds and damp burlap. along
with a light covering of earth
and left to roast four hours or
more.
Crisp and Lean
The pig comes out crisp and
lean, ready to fall apart. The
rest of the menu includes the
Steamed sweet potatoes, fish,
chicken luau cooked in coconut
milk, lomi salmon, which is salt
salmon with tomatoes and onions
added; fresh pineapple and
Ihaupia, or coconut pudding.
And then there is poi. Long a
staple of the Hawaiian diet, poi
lis made by pounding taro root
and mixing it with water until
lit has a paste-like consistency.
The flavor is bland and takes
getting used to. Most visitors are
not avid poi fans the first time
out, but the nutritonal value is
excellent.
True luau form requires every
thing to be eaten with the fingers
Ito be followed by finger bowls.
The entertainment is the CHI
max of the luau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15
Speed Weeks Set
At Duytonu Beach
DAYToNA BEACH, FLA

Speed trials on the hard
packed sands of Daytona Beach
begin February IL, ushering in
the seventh annual Speed Weeks
The finest automobiles of to-
day will race over the same
stretch Of sand Sir Malcolm
Campbell did some 81 years age
establishing his 276 mph record
To further stimulate interest
anyone may race his own car
over the measured mile to at
tempt a 100 mph average. If sue
cessful he will be awarded a
certificate making him a life
time member of the popular
Century Club.
On the final three days OF
Speed Weeks, February "a, Is
26. the championship races will
be held over the beach-road
course
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15
UItrumodern Hotel
Going Up in Spain
IAnduIusiu Region
CORDOBA. Spain.

1t isn't only castles that rise
in Spain. New motels are spring
ing up. too, because of SPANS
booming popularity with Ameri-
can tourists.
The latest is the ultramodern
Cordoba Palace Hotel here,
which will open March /.
The luxurious Cordoba Palace
will have 1875 outside rooms, all
with private bath and air con-
ditioning; an Illuminated SWIM
ming pool, magnificent gardens
a banquet hall and American
bar.
The Cordoba Palace will cater
particularly to winter travellers
seeking a warm vacation land
in the colorful regions of Anda-
lusia.
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way will go ahead speedily SC
that spring visitors will be greeted
by q fine. modern boulevard. The
improvement Of the 90-foot-wide
highway is expected to do much
to relieve midsummer traffic
congestion in the resort.
A numberof new parking lots
have been provided and more
are expected to be Forthcoming
in the immediate future. Mean
while, new motels are springine
up in Atlantic City, proper and
the vicinity, with adequate park
ing facilities for the motoring
guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15

A.-Ihsre FIVE ~ contests with new coz
aivsn o~oy in soeh:
Open, q PM. Jon. J. closes 10 PM. Jon. ,
2-Opens 2 PM. Jon. Q; closes 10 P.M. Jon.
3-open, z PM, Jon, 10; closes 10 PM. Jan. ~
"opens 2 PM, Jon. u; closes 10 PM. Jon. -
"Opens PM. Jon. -; closes 10 PM. Jon. IS
B--h !, moi Necessary 10 offend Av,o Show 10
enter or win q contest.
c.-Any person other Than those shown in Rule D.
who is ,hon fifteen tl5l yeors OF oss ond
resides in The Continental United Sio,s. noY enter
eoeh contest
p.--Msmbers OF employees Of AIANcA Us odvsr.
Using agency, members employees Of onY
organization participating in Show. the imms.
dio,e ton,ilies OF any OF The aforementioned
not enter ony Contes,
E-Conies'oniS must personally completely h'i out
ond deposit form in provided reseptoeie the
dogs between Jonuory end Jonvcry IS. 1855
inclusive. os shown below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15
New Bridge Improves
Florida Coast Route
MARINELAND, FLA

Official opening of the new
Matanzas Inlet bridge on Florida
Ala now puts that popular ocean
shore drive in good condition
all the way from St. Augustine
through Marineland to Daytona
Beach.
The new concrete bridge. re-
placing a narrow wooden one. is
Is miles south of st. Augustine.
About II miles of the highway
from the bridge south to Flagler
Beach, we're repaved and wild
ened earlier this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15
Resort Revumps
Auto Route With
End Of TroIIeys
ATLANTIC CITY.

With the change in transpor-
tation from trolleys to buses on
Atlantic avenue, the way is now
cleared to improve this eight
mile-long main traffic artery
along Absecon Island.
Work on removal Of the poles
and repaving of the wide high
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15

~ In iron, tou,,idsl Of Auto Show. dolly from
ppm. TO 10 PM
az Arsreon Automobile Assoeiotion. Hl7 6
Street. N. w.. Washington. D. C.. week dogs
from 2 AN. 10 8 PM. Closed Sundays
mo person is permitted 10 deposit shon
Entry Form in eoeh contest. Entry Forms will
be checked eoeh doy. u duplicates ore discovered,
oil such forms will be deelored null ond void, No
person will be eligible 10 win ihon
contest.
G.-Contesiont must retain Entry Stub ond present
!, upon request
IA drowning will be mode q, the Auto Show o,
lois PM on the evenings OF JonVory ?. 2, II. -
ond IS, 1855 Winner will be announced nme.
dioiely both inside ond outside Show. Winner need
not be present ond will be notified in due
LII eon'eS'oot does nor eoin, cor within ten tiol
dogs otter written notice 10 his given odd,ess his
rights rnoy be forfeited
I-All decisions OF contest Judge, ore hnoi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15
Germany Now Boasts
700 Youth Hostels
BERLIN.

BERLIN.
Germany can well be called
the land Of youth hostels.
The recent opening Of Is new
|hostels brings the total through.
out the country to almost TOO
Seven of the new hostels are
in Bavaria. making a total of l21
hostels in Bavaria alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15
Festival Dates Set
WIESBADEN.

The 1856 Wiesbaden May Fes-
Itival will be held in the beautiful
health resort city from May S
to %. In addition to theatrical
fare by the Wiesbaden State
Theater and music by Wies-
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-09
Discovery in Alaska of
iron Ore With Titanium
Announced by Interior

JUNEAU, R-The Interior De-
partment said Thursday the Snet-
tisham Peninsula, 80 miles south
east of Juneau, contains a sub
stantial reserve of titanium-bear-
ing iron ore.
The Bureau of Mines report
said a concentrate that meets steel
mill specifications can be pro-
duced by simple methods from it.
The Bureaus study is part of a
continuing effort to determine AL
aska's potential iron and titanium
ore reserves, motivated by the
growth of the iron and steel in
dustries in the Pacific Northwest.
The Alaskan deposit is easily
accessible, the Bureau said.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-09
Robert Service Writes New Poem
To Be Read at Sourdoughs' Meeting

VANCOUVER, BIC, R-Robert
w. Service, whose poems eulo-
gized the gold-panning sourdough
and the frozen Yukon where he
lived, has written a new piece.
"Old Sourdough" was written
from Services Villa Aurora in
Monaco to be read "to the gang"
at the Vancouver Yukoners' Assn
annual dinner here March 10.
Now 83, Service writes of an
aging sourdough living out his
life in a warm climate. Service
himself moved to Monaco on the
French Riviera before World
War II.
Mrs. Helen Parker, member of
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-09
Welfare Dept. Names New
Agent at Hooper Bay

Miss Mary Elizabeth Jolley, dis
trict representative of the Alaska
Department of Public Welfare,
has announced a change of Public
Welfare agents in the Second Di-
vision. Ivan G.. Myers, Alaska Ma
tive Service principal teacher at
Hooper Bay, has resigned as Wei
fare agent and Marie Mrs. Theo-
dore) Hunter has been appointed
in his stead. Theodore Hunter Is
an ANS administrative assistant
at Hooper Bay.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-09

the associations executive COM
mittee in whose care the new Ser
vice poem was sent, told report
ers: "He didn't say if he was in
vited to the Grace Kelly-Prince
Rainier wedding. I think he would
be too shy to GO
"Old Sourdough" is the second
poem in two years which Service
has written for the Yukoners'
banquet.
Last year the piece "Violet De-
Vere," termed by Mrs. Parker "a
little risque," was read to the men
only. 1t was not carried in news
paper stories of the event.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-09
Two Children Die When
Home Destroyed by Fire

STEWART, Be, 1.-TWO chill
dren-a three-year-old boy and a
our-month-old baby-died in a
fire which destroyed the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Brown, in nearby Hyder, Alaska.
They were alone in the house
when the fire broke out.
Brown, a logger, was at work
and the mother had stepped out
for few minutes to visit a neigh
Dor.
She returned to see the house in
flames but before help could ar
rive the building was destroyed.
Hyder, numbering town, is liz
miles west of this seaport village
at the head of Portland Canal.
Fine Job Printing al The Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-09
COMMUNITY METHODIST

Second Avenue nj West c Street
WILLARD N1EcKLEEBuRG. PASTOR
and LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG
COMMUNITY CENTER
MISS ESTHER MCCOY. DIRECTOR
SUNDAY
9:45-Sunday School Session.
11:OO-Morning Worship. Sermon:
Willing Workers.
3:30-Hospitai Service.
SUNDAY EvENING-WhGt Is Our Church!
Early Days.
TUESDAY
4:00-Shop Glass
WEDNESDAY
700 p.m.-Choir Rehearsal.
THURSDAY
7:30-Prayer Meeting translated
SerVicel.
SATURDAY
z to 9 m.-Recreation period for
all young people
Official Board Meeting
second Wednesday of each month.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-09
NOME LUTHERAN CHURCH

The White Quonset on b Street
THOMAS A. KNUpsoN, PASTOR
PHONE RED
SATURDAY
HOO a.m.-Junior and Senior IN
struction classes.
7:30 pm.-Luther League
SUNDAY
Gas a.m.-Divine Worship
1900 am.-Translated Service
Il Noon-Sunday School
7:3O p.m.-Translated Service
TUESDAY
$50 p.m-Grades l, 2, 3, come
to the chapel for instruction.
WEDNESDAY
200 p.m.-Kindergarten at chapel.
$50 p.m.-Grades 5, 6. T. and
at chapel
FRIDAY
200 acknowledgements
7:30 p.m.-Choir rehearsal.
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-09
OLD SOURDOUCH
By ROBERT w. SERVI(

By ROBERT w. SERVICE
One meal day is all eat
At eighty-three;
From bed l leap with bounding feet
Into the sea:
A man who swims each morn at seven
May. hope for heaven.
With ardor of an eager boy
| hail the day:
I have a rendezvous with joy
Along the way;
Or hap some humble victory
To hearten me-
How long and sweet my life has been!
Maybe because
When everything was not serene
| bluffed it was;
And still live with rhythm though
Ny tempo's slow.
They tell me sourdoughs never die,
Just dim away!
Well I'm a pretty tough old guy
And wait the day
My Golden Wedding will be due
BE seeing you"
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-09
NOME GOSPEL HOME

308 Front Street
SATURDAY
Gospel Music Time ........ 10:30 am.
Fellowship night .......... TOO pm.
LORDS DAY
Remembrance Feast 49,. 800 am.
Family Bible Hour 49,. 1000 am.
Sunday School ............ 200 pm.
Gospel Meeting .......... 700 pm.
MONDAY
Sky Pilots ................ 700 pm.
WEDNESDAY
Pilgrims ............4 400 pm.
Bible Study, Prayer ...... TOO pm.
THURSDAY
Children's Meeting ..... $3.50 pm.
Gospel Film ............ TOO pm.
FRIDAY
Pioneer Girls .......... 400 pm.
Another Easter verse: He rose again tn
third day according to the scriptures.
Cor. 1874
Christians Gathered Unto the Name
of the Lord Jesus Christ
The Nome nugget., 1956-03-09
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

CHURCH OF THE NAZAHENE
at Third and Division
LEWIS l. HUDGINs, PASTOR
SUNDAY
1000 m.-SUNDAY SCHOOL
co,nrN TEXT: Then shall they see the Son
of man coming IN cloud tomh
fI.0C am.-MORNING WORSHIP
Subject Spiritual Sunshine
$3.50 pm.-JUNIOR SOCIETY.
Mrs Hudgins. Supervisor
$3.50 pm.-N,Y.P.S. Subject, Sptr-
itudl Vitdmtns. Leader, will be Char
lene Hudgins
7:3o pm.-EVENING WORSHIP.
Subject LET your Light Shine
You are tnuited to enjoy tDtth US
anu and all of these services.
THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
WITH THE SINGING TOWER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

"a requiem HIGH MASS for Lawrence will be sung
Our Lady Of LaSaIette Church, Berkeley"