CHURCH of GOD CONVENTION-at KING'S LIKE
Mrs.'Savchenko had charge if the kitchen,
viiich is "nuf sod." Nhen sonoono ronarkod
ori the ronderful dinner, or*6 little girl
snid, "Nell, no render: Mrs. Savchenko, is
cooking I" The nccls: rcro a'good advor
tisenent of Alaska products. There rcro
1946 Mntanuska potrftoos, lettuce, turnips,
Harry Corns’ celery and cabbage1, rilQ
curraht jelly, fresh salmon from Fish
Crook, frozen noosor.cat, and fresh butter
and nil!:.
This ras Rev. Rains' first trip to Alaska,
but ho said he'hoped it rould not bo his
last. In fact, he ras so roll impressed
that he laughingly renarkod that he night
just cone back to stay. He left Scattlo
Thursday morning and ras in Palmer for
supper.
Rev. Gurr announced that there would be a
fellowship nooting at Nenana August 29 anc
30, to rhidh everyone is invited.
Plans were nado for bigger end bettor
Comp Meetings in 1947, and overyone loft
looking forward tc that tine.
ms: HAEHM3ISTER IN PAUTR'THIS TIE.
Mrs. Kans Hafemeister, formerly Mrs.
Margaret Pielage, who is the District
Social Welfare Worker here, is in Palmer
this week.
We understand that Bernard Swoboda,recent
ly discharged from the Service, was on the
same boat with Hemmers. He got off at
1
Valdez to drive a car over the Highway to
Anchorage for'a party who deeded a driver
for their car.
Dr. David Hoehn is on a short vacation
for a much needed rest. Neither he nor
Dr. Andrews will bo in their Offices until
they return after a few days rest. Dr.
Hoohn has put in some pretty long hours
and had to go hone Wednesday as he was ill.
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