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WHO
WHAT
WHEN
& WHERE
The district pastor for the
Alaska Mission of the Seven
th-day Adventist church an
nounced in Sitka last week
that pastor-evangelist A. L,
Moor will be guest speaker
here in May for a series of
special meetings. Lectures
will center around Bible pro
phecies concerning the fut
ure. Further aunou leemeni
of this series will be made in
a later issue.
The Alaska Native Broth
erhood and Sisterhood enter
tained members and guests
at a joint banquet closing the
current year’s activities. Both
organizations will not meet
again until September.
During the course of the
evening Life Memberships
were awarded to several of
the older members. So hon
ored were Mrs. Robert Law
lenee, Mrs. Fannie John,
Mrs. Frances Young, Mrs.
Charles Bailey, Mrs. Katie
Charlie, Mrs. Thomas Saun
ders, Mrs. Jesse Price, Mrs.
Peter John, Mrs. George Hob
son, Mrs. Eddie Marshall,
Peter John, Scotty James, Ed
ward Marshall, Alex And
rews, Charles Smith, George
Hobson and John Willard.
The joint meeting was pre
sided over by ANS president,
Mrs. John Cook and ANB
president Charles Olson.
Speakers of the evening
included Cyril Zuboff, An
drew' Hope, Mark Jacobs
and Charles Olson.
A silver tea will be given
at the home of Mrs. Clarence
Rands on Lincoln street May
10th by the Women of the
Eastern Star.
The hours are from 2 to
5 P. M. and the women of
the community are cordially
invited to attend.
The April meeting of the
Sitka Chapter of the Alaska
Cri ppled Ch i 1 (Iren’s Asso
ciation was held April 23rd
at the home of Mrs. Ben
jamin Mac Braver the pre
sklent, Mrs. John Dolene pre
sided.
Mrs. Edward Larson gave
a report of the Easter Seal
campaign stating that all the
money had not as yet been
collected, but indications
were that the sale had been
successful.
Mrs. Mary Richards will
represent the Sitka chapter
at the annual Territorial
meeting in Seward this com
ing July.
Speaker for the evening
was Mrs. Buster Borhauer,
Chief Physical Therapist at
the Mt. Edgecumbe hospital.
The speaker spoke of the his
tory of her profession and
explained methods used to
effect rehabilitation for
various patients.
The Afternoon Guild of
the Alaska Crippled Child
ren’s Association will give a
musicale Saturday, May 3rd
at the Woman’s Club house.
Mrs. Vivian Ayerst violinist
will be the guest soloist. She
will be accompanied by Hedi
Langfeldt. and Edith R. Lat
ta.
A silver donation will be
taken up for the ACC A after
refreshments.
Students and faculty of
Mt. Edge. School learned
with regret that Miss Byrdie
McNeill is seriously 111. She
entered Sitka Community
Hospital, April 22, and was
transferred on April 24, to
Virginia Mason Clinic Hos
pital in Seattle, where her
sister, Mrs. Ed. Levin of San
Jose, Cal. and Mrs. Paul
Montgomery of Paris, Ten
nessee are now with her.
Miss McNeill is known for
her fine work in teaching
the students of today to be
the efficient office workers
of tomorrow and the Stu
ll
dents in the commercial de
partment miss her very
much. They, and all at Mt.
Edgecumbe School, wish her
a speedy recovery, and hope
she can be back soon. The
students of her classes take
this means of showing their
appreciation of the wonder
ful work she has done.
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