HI Oman's Club Observes Holidays
In February At Tuesday AIeeting
Last Tuesdays
February meeting of
the Seldovia Woman!s
Club combined a Val
entine and patriotic
theme in observance
of the holidays of
the mon%h.
Members answered
roll call with a fact
of interest concern
ing either Washington
or Lincoln, both of
whose birthdays occur
this month. The
lunch table was dec
orated with Valentine
placecards in remem
brance of the Feb. 14
birthday of St. Val
entine •
btuuents 01 misa
Beatrice Hancock sang
two patriotic songs,
and a second group,
costumed in caps and
belts of r3d, white
and blue, presented a
flag drill as a part
of the program, Juan
ita Hallstead gave a
recitation on a pa
triotic theme.
As the musical
portion of the prog
ram, Miss Martha 31
len Thompson present
ed two numbers. MrsO
Opal Hallstead ex
plained the use of
textile paints for
the craft section of
the program.
The program was
concluded with a talk
on the. Alaska High
way, and then members
turned their atten
tion to the business
of the month.
Payment of the de
ficit for the child
ren’s party in Decem
ber was authorized
from club funds. The
March Carnival of the
Public Health Council
was discussed, and
tentative plans made
for the V/omah’s Club
participation in it.
Details of that par
ticipation will be
outlined at the next
club meeting.
The evening closed
with the serving of
sandwiches, coffee
and cake.
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LARGE CROWD'
^ r
attends Opening
A large-Icrowd pf
Seldovia wbnien . visit
ed Lipke's Driess Shop
in its hew -quarters
in the former coffee
shop of the Beachcom
ber Hotel at the for
mal-’odpening last Tue
sday.
Refreshments of
assorted open-face
sandwiches, cookies
and coffee were serv
ed to her guests by
Mrs. Lipke.
Cook's Carpenter & Repair Shop
EQUIPPED TO HANDLE ALL HAULING
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4-H CLUI3 PARTY
IS NEXT TUESDAY
The Valentine par
ty, which members of
the 4-H Clubs are
planning for their
parents, will be held
in the library next
Tuesday evening be
tween the hours of 7
and 9 p.m.
Mrs. Ruby Alexan
der, club leader, an
nounced that the pro
gram would begin •
promptly at 7 o’clock
ana she asks that pa
rents and guests be
there by that hour.
The program, which
is being planned by
club members under
the direction of Mary
Ann Swain, and re
freshments will oc
cupy the evening. In
vitations to parents
and guests are being
prepared ’■ under the
* direction of Viola
Jensen and Helen
Yuth.
Girls serving on
the refreshment com
mittee next Tuesday
are Louise Alexander,
Annie Nelsen, Jean
ette Vinberg and An
ita Rosenbush,
Girls who will re
ceive 4-H guests at
the door are Olga
Nelsen and Norma
Swain•
For Every Co M FORT
Quring youR Stay
in SELOOVIfl
Be Our Guests
BERCHCQfnaER
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