EPISCOPAL GENERAL
CONVENTION OPENS
General Convention of the
Episcopal Church opens in Hon
olulu on 'September 4. Dele
gates from Alaska include the
Right Reverend William J.
Gordon, Jr., the Rev. Hugh F.
Hall of iSt.. iPhilip’s church
Wrangell, and Chester Seveck
of Kotzebue. Mr. Seveck, an
Eskimo reindeer herder and
lay reader in the Episcopal
Chiurdh, is the first native Al
askan to be elected a delegate
to the General Convention.
Mrs. Kendrick Cr&vans of
Sitka is one of five delegates
from Alaska to the Triennial
meeting of the Woman’s Aux
iliary, which meets at the
same time as General Conven
tion.
ACCA MEETING NOTES
First meeting of Sitka chap
ter ACCA (for this year was
held Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Richard Fherson
Mrs. John Salsfcov gave a
very interesting report on the
annual meeting of the ACCA
in Anchorage, at which she
was a delegate from the local
chapter.
CHURCH of the
NAZARENE
161 Jeff Davis Street
S. Trueman Shelton. Pastor
Sunday School .... 16:15 a.tn.
Morning Worship .. 11:00 a.m.
Evening Services
(Sun. & Wed.) .... 7:45 p.m.
LISTEN TO
“SHOWERS OF BLESSINGS” j
KSEW Friday 7:15 p. m.
' Mrs. Larry Brandt report ac
the white ekpbaint shop is do
ing very well -and will con
tinue to he open on Thursday
as during the summer, bait thai
j it will no longer be kept oper
I in the evenings.
! The Newsletter which is
printed in Sitka and tells &i
the activities of the children a1
the orthopedic division of Mt
Edgeeumfbe hospital, was pass
ed around. This bullet in is sent
to interested persons all over
Alaska.
- The 1 booth which the ACCA
; will sponsor at the Sitka Com
munity Fair was discussed.
Everyone is urged to visit this
booth, which will contain
many items of interest of the
local ACCA.
A very nice atteradfenee was
had at the meeting and it is
hoped strdh a show of interest
will continue.
Following the meeting, re
freshments were served fey
Mrs. Pheraoti.
ALASKA COASTAL PLANE
PASSENGER LIST
Arriving Thumfey:
Alice Williams. Dollie Jos
eph, L. Lairib, Dr. J. W. Stock
Elida Stock, Phyllis Lowe
Frank Latta, Vernon Swanson
Richard Tom, Riley Maiganook
Adrian Lane, Lester Wild ,Wil
liam Okitkoo, Irene Peterson
Mary Egnaty, E. O. and Bes
sie Dugas, Mmsde Holt. Joyce
Muimlby, Elizabeth Peters. Mar
ibefch Winans, Helen Harkak
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ossorgin
and fbmily, Jack Lee, H. Ogo
ourrtak. Vida Paddy, Louis Met
ragonuk, Olean Golodoff, Pat
"TOE NEW YORK LIFE AGENT
IN YOUR COMMUNITY
tS A GOOD-MAN-TO KNOW”
MRS. L. E. “steve” THIELKE
PHONE RED 107
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WORTMAN'S DRUG© and JEWELRY
A HEARTY WELCOME
io the Delegates
To The American Legion
Convention
Neill Andersen's
sy Montakoli, Lois John, Mary
Steelman, Izola Sims, Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Fremming, Miary
* Mo wry, Debra Brunstad, Rob
ert Alaysious, Fetor Kewan
Walter W. Smith, William
Kreighbauim. Gordon Monger
Robert Donnelly, Ralph Strong
Marvin Williard, Ruth Allmlan
A. R. Weaver, Norman Kukli
an, Gen. and Mrs. John Noyes,
Barbara and Richhd Hanby, N.
Ludiwigson from Juneau
Leaving Thursday:
Mr. Ludtke, Marion Swartz
Gene Craig, Francis Hollywood
Rose Ann Peratrovieh. Marie
Douglas, Gill Nordiirag, Candy
Swendson, Vic Shuler, Albert
Iyabutbe, Pearlie Lieb, Harold
Larson, N. D. Pierce, Lucy Ek
ukrk, Mr. Coulter* Mr. Jungle
Vivian Anderson. Charles Ped1
erson, Jaimes Johnson, Mrs.
Adbby, Olive Nelson, Gordon
Monger, Chuck Johnstone and
Willis Dick to Juneau.
Margaret Kirchner and Stea
ron Denny to Wrangell.
FISH LANDINGS
Sept. 1
No halilbuft
Six trailers sold 1050 large j
red at 46c: 1® small red at
25c; 537 white at 25c: 1,341 sil
vers at 28c.
AMERICAN LEGION
DEPARTMENT OFFICERS
CoOTrrmrader — Forbes L. Ba
ker.
First vice commander — Ed
ward W. VanHorn.
Second vice commander —
Marion R. Stevens.
Adjutant-finance officer —
Walter W. Smith
Chaplain — Homer L. Crow
ther ,
Service officer — Walter W.
Smath.
Sergea nt-at-arms — Richard
Deraning
Judgd Advocate —- William j
H. Sanders.
Historian — Dale Hirt.
Dept, executive committee
men — Eirrar A. Tonseth, Wil
liam Clark.
Nat. exec, committeeman —
Perrv S. McLain, FDC. NFiC al
temate. John H VanHorn, PDC
AUXILIARY
department officers
President — Selma Smith
First vice president — tola
Sims
Second vice president — Lor
ene Tuengel
i Secret airy-treasurer — Elea
| nor Bell
| Historian — Mary Stoeckle
; Chaplain — Anna Bod-ding
Sergeant-at-arms — Gayle
Tice
Dept. exec, committee wom
en _ Riuitth' Palmer and. Ann
Demming
National executive comm it
teewoman — Bertha N. Baker
SOCIAL SECURITY MAN
MERE WEDNESDAY
Howard R. Borswell, Field
Representative of the Social
Security administration, will
he in Sitka on September 7th
to assist residents who wish to
file claims or seek informa
tion about their social security
program. He will be available
at the Sitka Hotel on Septem
ber 7th from 9:30 to 12:00 arid
1:00 to 5:00.
The social security admini
stration is anxious .to contact
: *11 persons who have lost their
social security cards or who
need a new one 'because of
change in name. Hundreds of
persons in Alaska are not re
ceiving proper credit to. their
social security wage record
because they have failed to
| give their employer the cor
rect social security account
number,
PIONEER GRILL
Norman Staton
WELCOMES
Delegates To The Convention
Remember We Are Open for Breakfast
and that fate night snack
Open 6 A. M. to 4 A.M.
Member of Post No. 3, Ketchikan
We're Happy You
Are Here To Enjoy
Alaska's Most
Historic City
Reed's Cash Market
WELCOME
to the
CONVENTION
SITKA HOTEL
Registration
and Housing
Headquarters
Ted and Russ Clithero