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you KNOW ;
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MIN THINKING
I were the Devil, - believe
' > you zoo, .. . . v
1 tould be the beet Devil
* that ever could be,
b would Join the "Four-hund—
* red", the lodge, and the
church, .
And you bet 1 would never be
left in the lurch#
X would never, be seen with
great horns and forked
tail, ,
But dressed like an angel in
every detail, .
Then I’d shriek in the choir,
* and Ifd shout on the board
And keep things a humming,
. but not for the Lord#
1
| would get on the screen and
| be seen every night;
Jiougi, of course, I would
# keep my real self out of
f sight, *
1 would turn;vice t# virtue,
.‘make lies look like truth,
Deceiving the aged as well as
j the youth*
|ut I*d never appear as l a©
pictured I hope,
KLgveh hoofs and red jacket!
and tall like a nope; '
I would dress like a gentle*
man, talk like a saigt.
Because the Devil appears %6
W5juat#what he "ain't %
A thought for the week; Sue*
cess is usually found near;
the work-bench, •
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Bay Green, Church of Christ,]
Homer*
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KENAIi VACATION •". V
3fIBLE SCHOOL. CLOSES •'. - ^
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The Daily Vacation Bible
School held at the kenai
Chapel fpom August 9 through.
August 19 was concluded Fri
day evening with a special
DVBS program presented by the
pupils for their parents end
friends*
The program included sev
eral songs, stories, Bible
memory verses and displays of
handwork* Certificate awards
were presented to 4£ pupils
for perfect attendance and 32
pupils for attendance of 5
days and over# ...
The average daily attend
ance was 86, highest da-ity
attendance, 94, and total
number enrolled 115#
.. The Bible school staff in
cluded : Evelyn Petersen, di
rector; Lloyd Goodsell, chap
lain; %s* Allan Petersen,
secretary; Joyce Wilson, Eve
lyn Baktult, Jeaa Walls, Mrs*
Parret, Helen Haworth, Mild
red * keely, Evelyf Petersen
and Helen Goodsell, teachers*
If charge £f recreating Add
transpgrtat ion 1 were WiledA
Blake, Charles Ha eke sherry,.
Charles NalXey. Bill Kmaus,
snd*wilter"H|tonkisst
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mat school days
j Mr* Fabricius, superinteh
degt *ff t tbs Kfeoai schools,
has affouneed that school be
gias 4sn Tuesday# 6 September,
there is ns registrat ion day.
School gets right under way:
on the 6th, There will bej
regular bua pickup an that
day.
H^®R.aCI^MSR3l: MCT^ iX' t, ' -
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New officers for the com
ing ye&r-v. were elected by the
Homer . Homemaker*p -Club at a
soon meeting last Thursday at
the r home of Mrs* .George Law
ns y, Elected were jfrs* Ernie
Carlson, president, ^rs,
George Lawney, rice-president
Mrs* John Klingbeil, secre
tary, and Mrs. Fren k Campbell
treasurer*
Tha new » officers will be
installed at a..meeting on
September 15, with Mias Mary
Robinson, home demonstration
agent, aoting as installing
officer.
^ther* busine ss conducted
by the Homemakers i concerned
their-booth at tha Homer Fair
The* • Homemakers .plan a food
booth, -in conjunction with the
Homer women’s Club featuring
homemade pie,, homemade candy,,
and: coffee* *
The noon meeting featured
a lovely, luncheon of .chicken
and* noodles, fruit salad,? hot
rolls and strawberry short*
cake. The Lawney re#denoa
was beautifully deaerated
with garden flowers*
* Hostessed'i: at the meeting
were ^Mrsf1- Lawteyr - Mrs* Diek
Edens anft:^rs*> Louis Gjoaund^
i I'M f rv*
■; SERVIC E
0i3 on, finis iATTERISS f:
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FUEL OIL ^ gaiolln*:
DeUvertd,, Fketo - 824 •
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mOHER DDl SLiCK: '
IROM NORTH C.iROLINi J
Mis s Theo Edwards, who
taught the fourth grad‘d at
the Homer Territorial School
last year, writes that she
will be re tuning > from her
home . tbr- Oibsonville, ^erth
Carolina about August 30*
Concerning the recent hur
ricanes in North Carolina,
Miss Edwards writes, have
just finished looking at pic
tures of eur beaches after
’Diane* our second hurricane
.struck* We have felt' .the
effects Jot t wo days* .Terri
fic Winds and rain* This was
lifter than ’Connie’ of last
we^k* •• •>
Mas Edwards had just vis
ited New , york, * and stated
that the heat was terrible*
She pife.naed to visit in sev
eral otter plaoee before ter
return to Homer# • , ^ \ ’
Complete Insurance coverage,
is available to you at the
fate Insurance Agency# ■ , .
GRACE BAPTIST
.CHURCH
Bible School**•♦****•*10 AM
Morning Worship^ •«•«, *11 AM
SvengeHstie Berviee#* 8 Bl
Mid*%ek Prayer Meeting****
ledneedey*•»«*•*•*• 8 PM
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Hotel Pastor Bain Baris
will he shaking at
both services this
Sunder * a cordial welcome
awaits everyone worshipping
at the Baptist Church*
YOU WILL CUT A :
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It*a not a matter of keeping up with your
neighbor#9#although trading at home is the
popular thing to do in these parts###it is s
matter of dollars and <cent e.#'9ft he kind of
figures me all understand#
Shop at heme first by looking oyer all of the
atorss for the p*rch*adls0 . you want# Tell
yt\ir local merchants what you want and they,
tan order what you want and in the prise
range you can afford.
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Son’t send dollars earned in Homer to Seattle#
Give your neighbor - a chance to help you and
at the same time help himself end the com*
oqnity# , . ‘ .
• YOUR TRADE-AT-HOME MERCHANTS
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HOMER ROOD CENTER
DON E* SMITH
PIONEER HARJKiBE
BANK OP Hdv®
ELLY CLOTHIERS
INIET SPOR? SHOE
TERMINAL, OIL SAlBi
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