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COMMITTEE REPORTS
HEARD AT GIULD MEETING
Several committee reports
were made made at the Tues
day evening meeting of St.
Peter’s Guild at the rectory,
with Mrs. Henry Gbapman as
hostess.
Mrs. Ed Littlefield outlined
plans for the bazaar, to fee held
at the ANB Hall on Saturday,
Nov. 12. Many new and novel
ideas are to be ; included this
year and everyone 'is asked /to
save the date and do this
Christmas shopping at that
time. «i kiiii
A report was given on the
Russian Tea held at the Sitka
Community Pair as being most
successful. The president thank
ed all who ai$ed in any way. 1
Miss Louise Brigfhtman
made a report on the fun-and
fund night held recently. Pro
ceeds of this affair are to be
used for the building fund.
Members all are working on
the (building fund, in hope ^
that in tfie near future it will
be possible to start the new ad
dition to the rectory.
Mrs. Charles Tuengel was
elected delegate to the Third
Annual Conierence of the Wo
man’s Auxiliary of the Episco
pal Church of ’Southeast Alas
ka. Mrs. Kendrick Cravens,
president oif this group,
will give her report on the
Triennial Convention recently
held in Honolulu. This confer
ence is schebued for Oct. 28,
29 and 30 in Wrangell.
The Right Reverend William
J. Gordon, Jr., (bishop of Alas
ka, will be in Sitka on Sun
day, Oct. 23. There will be a
recaption following the even
ing service, in his honor, with
Mrs. David Ramsay as chair
man in charge of arrange
ments.
Next meeting will be held
at the rectory Oct. 11 with
Mrs. Weldon Carle as hostess.
VFW AUXILIARY
PLANS ACTIVITIES
At the social meeting of the
VFW Auxiliary on Tuesday
evening, (Mrs. Harold Jenny
reported tihe money tree P1 °'
jeet as very successful.
A (bake sale is planned for
Saturday, Oct. 1 with the VF-,
W (Post members, of which
proceeds also will go to the
hospital (fund. Committee ior
the ibake isale includes the Mes
dames Harold Jenny, Law
rence Opel, C. W. Christ offel
and Howard Sinnett.
A report on tihe booth spon
sored at the Sitka Community
Fair wias given.
The Red Cross drive w©
dismissed. A house to house
canvass is set for Oct. 12 be
tween the hours of t to 9 p. m.
Mrs. Albert Perkins was
nominated and elected to the
office of junior vice president
and will be (installed at the
next meeting. A dinner is be
in|® planned in the near future
with Mrs. Ole Johansen as
chef. The Auxiliary will assist
in the Alaska Day mug-up.
A business meeting was an
nounced for Oct. 11 at the
VFW Hall.
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SPEAKER AT MEETING OF
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN
Forty-five ladies were pre
sent at the meeting of Presby
terian Women on Tuesday even
ing at the SJJC staff lounge
Each woman gave her name
and place of residence, as a
means of getting acquainted.
Miss Cora Houk, world ser
vice chaiman, led the devotions
and told about a special pro
ject if or giving in India, Mirja
medical center.
Speaker of ithe evening was
Miss Gladys Wihitmore, who
told about another of the spe
cial giving projects of the
group for the year — funds for
a new science and chapel build
ing at Pikeville College, Pike
ville, Ky. The school is now foe
ing developed from a two-year
junior college to a four-year
college. The new building will
include elevators — and as
the school is built on the side
hill — these iwill save over 100
steps for both students and
staff members alike.
Hostesses for the refresh
ments which were served fol
lowing adjournment included
the Misses Jessie Frazer, Geo
rgia Conley and Fern Gafoel
and Mrs. Mildred Hill.
Next meeting is scheduled
for Oct. 11 at the home of Mrs
Clifford Wilcox.
World Series
strikes.
One run, two hits, no errors
one left.
YANKEES FIFTH
Karl Spooner, a lefthander,
became the third Dodger pitch
er.
McDougald looked at a third
strike.
Noren walked. The fourth
ball bounced off Campanella’s
mit and rolled clear to the
backstop but Campanella re
covered in time to hold Noren
. at first.
; Berra punched a sinlgle past
Reese into left center but Nor
en was out at third on a fine
throw by Gilliam to Robinson.
Collins went down swinging
No runs, one hit, no errors, I
one left.
DODGERS SIXTH
Martin threw out Snider.
Campanella flied to Howard
Furillo popped to Collins.
No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
YANKEES SIXTH I
The paid attendance was an
nounced at 54,707.
Robinson threw out Howard
Martin struck out swinging,
the eighth Yankee to go down
on strikes.
Coleman also struck out.
No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
DODGERS SEVENTH
Hodges (Walked on four
pitches.
Rdbinson filed to Howard.
Zimmer struck out on a 3-2
pitch and Hodges was doubled
up at second, Berra to Martin.
It was the fifth double play of
the game, tying a record held
by three clubs previously.
No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
YANKEES SEVENTH
Spooner charged in for
Byrnes’ hi|5ih bouncer in front
of the plate and nipped him at
first with a bullet-like throw.
Reese went to this right for
a nice stop of Cerv's hard
grounder and threw him out.
McDouigald went down
swinging. It was Spooner’s'
fifth strikeout and strikeout
number 10 for the Yankees.
No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
DODGERS EIGHTH
Don Hoak Ibatted for Spoon
er and walked.
Gilliam bounced into a dou
ble play, Martin to Coleman
to Collins, to set a new series
record of six double plays.
Reese lined a long single to
left.
Snider fanned on & 3-2
pitch, missing a low breaking
curve.
No runs, one hit, no errors,
one lelft.
YANKEES EIGHTH
Clem Laibine went in to
pitch for the Dodgers.
Zimmer muffed Noren’s
sinking liner permittinSg Nor
en to reach first on the error.
Berra was called out on
strikes, the 11th Yankee toj
strike out.
Collins flied to Snider. ]
Howard forced Noren, Reese
to Zimmer.
No runs, no hits, one error,
one left.
NINTH DODGERS
t Campanella (popped to Cole
man on the grass in short Left.
Furillo chased Noren back
into deep left for his long fly.
Yanks win 4-2.
Hodges struck out swinging.
No runs, no hits, no errors,
none left.
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