CHURCHES PLAN
EASTER SERVICES
There will be
three Faster services
in Seldoviafs two
churches tomorrow.
A special speaker,
Chaplain Raymond T*
Mathewson of Fort
Richardson, will be
present at two Metho
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will be held, at 11
oTclock in the morn
ing and again at 7:30
in the evening by the
Methodists. Several
appropriate musical
numbers are planned.
The Taster program
of the Gospel Center
is to be held at 2:30
tomorrow afternoon in
Union Hall. Sunday
school students and
George Tobelmann,
minister, have plan
ned a program around
the theme, i: I Am The
Resurrection and The
Life.”
DENALI LEfT
SEATTLE THURSDAY
The steamer Denali
sailed Thursday from
Seattle -with 580 tons
of freight for Seldo
via. The ship car
ries 230 tons of town
freight, 280 tons of
cannery goods, inclu
ding 100 tons of fi
bre cartons, 90 tons
of cans, 35 tons of
salt, 50 tons of Ho
mer produce and 100
tons of Port Graham
goods.
No estimated arri
val time was quoted
in the wire received
by orderson Dock yes
terday.
There will be no
evening church ser
vices in the Gospel
Center tomorrow, but
all Seldovians are
invited to attend the
special program in
the afternoon.
\ Fresh Bread DAILY At The
! SELDGVIA bakery
DOUGHNUTS MAPLEBARS
lllE, your electees, wish to thank
; TH E VOTERS OF SELDOVIA FOR THElR
j EXPRESSION Of CONFIDENCE IN US
j L H Alexander Earl Herr
j Harry Leonhardt KC Patton
Alta Henington __ l
Aleutian Mail
Makes Up Time
On Mail Run
The Aleutian Mail,
24 hours ahead of
schedule, hesitated
briefly in Seldovia
early this week and
then continued on its
southward run to Se
attle •
It is the hope of
Capt. Jesse Petrich
that by the complet
ion of this trip the
ship can be returned
to the original sche
dule, disrupted by
the destruction of
the Clarinda. Capt.
Petrich expects to
make a monthly mail
delivery to all west
ward points of call.
TWO GO HOME
Mrs. Ronnie Marrs
and her son Patrick
iv ere released from
Seldovia hospital
yesterday.
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