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Beginning this next Sunday evening
at 3:00 o*clock,August 14, Gospel
Services will be held in a tent
which has been set up next to the
Standard Oil Bulk Station. Services
will ;ilso be held during the week
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at
the same hour. Everyone is invited
to attend and will be heartily wel
comed by John Fricsen and Bob Erick
son who are conducting the services
CLASS V- Ilew ' ays to Utilize Milk
in Food Preparation.
Prizes for this class will be: 1st,
v>15.00; 2nd, ,,.2.00; 3rd, *1 ..00, based
upon appearance, economy of prepar
ation, health properties, taste,and
originality. Each entry should bo
accompanied by its recipe.
The Committee in change of the Dair;
Show includes: Louise Kellogg,Chr.i:
men; Clarence Bell, John Copc,2rnesi
Harrington, '"illicm Hoskins, Mrs.
Arvid Johnson, Million. Swoetman and
Herman Turner.
Judges at the show will be: Capt.
"ilson and Sgt. Jack Ellis of Fort
Richardson and Cap Boeman of the
Anchorage Dairy,
i FOR GOOD REALBSTl.TE-SSE SNODGRASS
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CREDIT UNION MEETS
Thf. Mat ruck V ll^y Credit, Union
ra~t in th^ G^n^r 1 Officio of the
Go-op on .^dn~sd y Joining of this
week. Bo rd ,w‘ b^rs pr- sent were:
G- rl Id s .us3wii, Pr-si ' -r.t; Fr,nk.
Clark, Clerk; Dorothy Bell, Tr~ surci
and 'Clarence Bell Vico Preside t.
E.R. Brock and George Black of the ’
Supervisors, and V/alter Cooper,
Harold Stephan and Fannie Virtrnen
,of the credit committee v;ere also in
attendance.
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The Treasurer’s report showed a
jmembership of 30 at the close of
July. The books kept by the Treasur
er wore examined by the Supervisor's
committee and found in order. Tj -j ,
monthly financial report of the l:: •
dit Union has been'posted in the
Creamery Office, which at the pro- ;
sent serves ns the office of the
Credit Union. . " Members and pros
pective members are invited to exam
line this report.
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;Thc next meeting of the Union will ,
Ibe held in the former Library room
in the Rcc Htall at 8:00 p.m. on the'
second /ednesd' y of September. AllJ
members and potential members are 1
invited to attend those meetings. !
These are the regular meetings of
the Board of Directors, but arc open
to the membership as well.
church
3T'IGH.'-HL* 3 C..THOLIC CHURCH
RuV. Father iJMmes Srcad,Pastor
Sunday Mass 10:00 am
Confessions heard before Mass
Sodality Communion-first Sunday
of each month.
SIMYHTH Ih.Y -M VENT1ST CHURCH
SATIHDAY Visitors are V.clcome
Sabbath School 9:45 am
Church Services 11:00 am
! THE HIGH'.V.Y CHURCH of GOD
TJ sv. <T.H. -bavis, Pastor
j Sunday School 10:00 am
j Morning Devotions 11:00 am
Mia-Meek Prayer Meetings held in
the Private Homes.
"A '/ELCOHE 13 EXTENDED TO ALL."
CHURCH of GOD
v';v. George M. Geiwitz, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 am
’ crship Service 11:00 am
Evening Services 7:30 pm
x.id-'.'eek Praver Service
Wednesday 8:00 pm
TUPS ID on the CHRISTIAN BROTHER
HOOD YOUR every SUNDAY
H.F.^.D. 1: 30 pm
UNITED PROTESTAFT CHURCH
Victor I. Alfsen, Pastor
Church School
Morning worship
Christian Endeavor
Evening Service
Prayer Meeting Thurs.
Young Life Club Friday
BOy Scouts Friday
10:00 am
11:00 am
7:00 pm
8:00 pm
8:00 pm
7:30 pm
5:30 pm
WAS ILL A CO. UUNITY CHURCH
Sunday Services 9:00 am
THE CHURCH CHURCH of CHRIST
Ray E, Hams, Minister
Sunday Services;
Bible School 10:00 am
Morning worship 11:00 am
Evening Services 8:00 pm
Bible Study & Prayer Led.8:00 am.
ST. HOHH’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday School 2:00 pm
Church orm ices 3:00 pm
Rev, Sre .z in charge of Services
LUTKLR.SU HOUR—SUNDAYS I'.F.i.IM
TUNE IN at 12:30 r cun
CH..ISTIAN SCILUCE SERVICES-SUNDAY
In the K-S. Bauer Home 11:00 am
The pubDic is cordially invited
to attend these services.