. SHORT COURSE
Cont t
from pp. 4
Palmer; Mrs* Martha Luhdstrom,North
way; Mrs. A.M*Lindj Tnnacross; Mrs,
Evelyn Huffman, ^jichprago; Mrs.
Ethel Harris, College; ana others
to be appointed from Cook Inlet and
Southeastern iJ.aska.
’.ith so many fine speakers on the
program it was hard to select any
one subject as the most outstanding
but the plea for better understand?
ing of wo*la events and distant
placos, ably presented by Prof. C,
C, Hulley, Dr, Antonia Ratliff, and
Nady Dcnie, fell on sympathetic
hearts, for it is the women who musi
strive to create public opinion and
through home and child training ex
emplify the ideals of democracy,
justice, and freedom.
Fifteen delegates were housed on
the campus in Harriet Hess Hall and
in private homes. Without excep?
tion, delegates expressed surprise
to find the University so large and
well staffed. ' As one housewife re
marked, "Wo didn't mind bringing th<
bedrolls; it was fun not having to
make a bed all week."
BA l AAR A SUCCESS.
Father Snead reports that the Bazaa:
v/as a huge success. Local winners
of prizes v/ere: Mrs. Ray McCartney
Silverware set:Mrs.Hugh Johnson
CLASSIFIED ADS
■ CHRISTMAS CAROS
Sunshine line of Christmas Cards—
Small Christmas giftsjplaques, and
mottoes. Seei Mrs. George Geiwitz
at the Church of God,
WILL BUY •
All kinds of hand made articles,
knitted, crocheted rugs, aprons,
dresses etc. ,*or v;ill sell on com-1
mission,Phone:24492,Fred a C,Snyder,
Anchorage, --laska.
TO ■INTERVIEW LOCAL
FARMER^
Clarence Moore, who is employed by
the- ivlaska Research administration,
just returned from Fairbanks where
he has been interviewing farmers in
connection with Farm Management. Mr.
Moore is in charge of this phase of
Research work. - •
Upon his return to the Valley Mr.
Moore will bo doing the same kind
of work here during the next few
2 weeks.
Handmade quilt.
Father Snead wishes to thank all
those who helped make the Bazaar a
^success.
(More information o? the Bazaar will
be printed in next week’s issue,. T..re
are sorry to have to abbreviate.)
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ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH :
Rev. Father James Snead,Past or
Sunday Mass. 10:00
Confessions heard before Mass
Sodality Communion-first Sunday
of each month
THE KIGHMRY CHURCH of GOD
Rev. J.H. Davis, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 am
Morning Devotions 11:00 am
Mid-Meek Prayer Meetings held in
the Private Homes.
"A WELCOME 13 EAT ENDED TO -IT.."
THE SEVENTH DAY AD’OTTIST CHURCH
:ATURDAY VTsTTCRS /J?E '^LCOME
Sabbath School 9:45 am
Church Services 11:00 am
CHURCH of GOD
Rev. George V/. Geiwitz,Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 am
Morning Service 11:Op am
Evening Service 7:30 pm
Mid-Week Prayer Service
M'edne sday 8:00 pm
TUNE IN on the CHRISTIAN BROTHER*
HOOD YOUR every SUNDAY
u.f.^.d
1:30 pm
UNITED MROTiST.TT CHURCH
Vie tor I. Alfsen, Pas’tor
Church School 10:00
Morning './orship 11:00
Christian Endeavor 7:00
Evening Service 8:00
Prayer Meeting Thurs. 8:00
Young Life Club Friday 7:SO
Boy Scouts Friday 5:30
WASILLA COTWCNITY CHURCH
Sunday Services 2:30
am
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pm
pm
pm
pm
pm
pm
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THE CHURCH CHURCH of CHRIST
Ray E. Adams, Minister
Sunday Services ;
Bible School 10:00 am
Morning Worship 11:00 am
Evening Services 8:00 pm
Bible Study u, Prayer Med.8:00 pm
ST. JOHN*S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday- Schoo’! 2:00 pm
Church Services 3:Cj
Rev. Frenz xr. charge of servicer;
LUTHERAN HOTT, , SUNDAYS over K.F. ; .
TUNE IljJ; at 12:30 noon
CKRI5TIAN SCIENCE SERVTCES-3UNEAYS
in the H., a, Byrer home " 1
Sunday Morning 11:00 ax
The public is cordially invited,