Seward Seaport Record
Published each Tuesday and Friday
Seward, Alaska
John M. Coleman . Publisher
Subscription rates. 75c per month, $8 per year
Mr. and Mrs. William Jones
are parents of a son born in
Seward General Hospital Octo
ber 8th. The name chosen for
the young man is David William.
He weighed 8 pounds, 10 ounces
at birth.
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TABLE ARRANGEMENTS
FEATURED AT MEETING OF
BETA SIGMA PHI
Alaska Iota Chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi held its regular meet
ing last Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Ray James. The
cultural program consisted of
the study of table arrangements
for formal, semi-formal, and in
formal luncheons and dinners.
Mrs. James used her own lovely
china, silver and linens in the
displays. Mrs. Harold Campcn
worked with Mrs. James on the
program and created the* attrac
tive and original flower arrange
ments and center pieces.
Mrs. Thelma Bagoy was hon
ored later in the evening by a
surprise baby shower and re
ceived many lovely gifts.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the evening by
demonstrating the correct table
arrangement for a formal tea
with President Mrs. Pat Bogan
and Vice-President Mrs. Russell
Painter pouring and Mrs. James
and Mrs. Campen acting as host
esses.
Please, Mr. Motorist — give
our children their right-of-way
to a long life.
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By Mildred Kirkpatrick
Great Day, there is nothing in
Seward for me to fight about to
day! Imagine that! All’s quiet
along the Seward front.
Voting is going along very
slowly up to this hour, only a
little over 200 so far. A very
long way from the hoped for
600. It is just hard for me to
believe that there are not 600
people in Seward who are in
terested enough in the future of
the city and the Territory to per
form this one little act to show
it.
I heard the most stupid excuse
of all today. Some one refused
to vote because he was afraid
lie might be called for jury duty.
He is unwilling to pay that small
price for the privilege of being
an American. He evidently does
not know that when one is
called and presents a valid
reason he can be excused from
jury duty.
It seems that Anchorage has
beat us to the punch again. They
are having snow in the big city
today, and plane flights are can
celled. Oh, well! Let ’em have
the first snow. We don't care.
We’ve had snow on the moun
tains for a month. They’ll wear
out their boots that much sooner.
It will give me a good reason
to drag out my old fur coat be
fore the moths eat it up, too.
Killed one flying around the
living room the other day, a
moth, I mean. Hope he hadn’t
found his way into the closet.
Maybe I have my sexes mixed.
Are moths hes or shes?
Say, don’t forget the Red Cross
meeting tomorrow night. Don’t
do as I have and forget how to
apply bandages. The only kind I
can remember are the three cor
nered kind—my grandson has
kept me in practice there. His
mother tells me they are the old
fashioned kind, but I never
learned the new fangled ones.
That’s the way with Red Cross
First Aid. It is always learning
a new—and better—way to ap
ply bandages.
I want you to meet Mr. Pur
due, too. He’s fine; you’ll like
him—really knows his business.
He’s been in Germany a long
time, and it seems that what you
don’t already know, you have
to learn there to get along.
By the way, have you bought
your dog license yet? My little
COMMUNITY
CALENDAR
Wednesday, Oct. 11
RED CROSS Meeting, 8:00 p.m.,
City Hall.
Thursday, Oct. 12
ALASKA MUSIC TRAIL, 8:00
p.m., Methodist Church.
Friday, Nov. 3
ANNUAL SCHOOL CARNIVAL
Saturday, Nov. 4
BAZAAR, Lutheran Ladies Aid.
Saturday, Nov. 25
BAZAAR, Methodist Church.
cocker spaniel is the biggest
nuisance I ever ran up against,
but he loves me to death, so I
paid two and a half bucks just
to keep him safe. Isn’t it odd
how a little animal like that can
get ahold of your affections?
Yes, your Cradle Rocker is
out on a limb today. Nothing to
fuss about! See you after elec
tion!
Tip to motorists: Don’t make
a school student the victim of
your carelessness.
James Construction
Company
Genera! Contracting
Ray F. James - R. A. Beissner
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Frank D. Gibbons — President
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