JBLENALLEN MEWS^
br MARTHA PRATER
The Third Annual Native Bible
Conference is being conducted
at Copper Center from July 1
through 8. Every Alaskan Native
is urged to plan to attend the
week of Conference. Native
folks trained at the Glenallen
Bible School are doing the preaf
ching and teaching of lessons.
Many Natives are playing musi
cal instruments and singing;
they will be playing for the song
services and giving special musi
cal numbers in the meetings.
The afternoons are to be filled
with games and contests of all
sorts. Food is provided for the
Native folks coming from a dis
tance. Last year there were Na
tives from as far away as Fair
banks, Tanacross, Nebesna, Eklu
tna and Cantwell. Information
may be obtained by writing to
Harry Johns, chairman, at Cop
per Center.
rar. ana ivirs. rsruce nooinson
of Glenallen made a two day
trip to Anchorage where they
visited with their parents, bro
thers and sisters before leaving
for Fairbanks and Circle Hot
Springs July, where they will be
living for a few months*
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ward are
spending a few days in Anch
orage with their son and his wife
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Ward be
fore returning to Glenallen
Jim Finnegan back from the
Dew Line was a guest at Pat
Donavans over the weekend at
Glenallen.
Clifford Perrit and Helma Bil
lum of Glenallen were united in
marriage Saturday evening June
30 at Copper Center. They were
married by U. S. Commissioner
Carl A. Edin of Copper Center.
Fritz Koepp of Rice Lake,
Wisconsin was a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Arndt of Glen
alien over the weekend. Mr.
Koepp is a nephew of Mr. Arn
dt’s and will work for Kramers
Creamery in Fairbanks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Perry of
Juneau have moved the A.R.C.
trailer court in Glenallen. Mr.
Perry is a bridge engineer and
will be engineering new bridges
to be built at Glenallen, Ton
sina and Klutina out of Copper
Center.
The A.C.S. teams from Tok
Junction and Glenallen had a
softball game July 1 at the ball
field in Glenallen. The score
was Tok 23, Glenallen 14.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Heintz
from Seattle are making then
home with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Heintz of Glenallen. The G. A.
Heintz’ are the parents of Harry
Heintz.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Cutshall
have moved to Tazlina Glacier
Lodge from the A.R.C. trailer
court in Glenallen.
A baby shower was held for
Nita Ross at the home of Mrs.
Rogers in Glenallen hostesses
for the evening of July 2 were
Mrs. Joanne Watson, Mrs. Sally
Cutshall and Mrs. Dolores Corte
ville all of Glenallen.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Radasch
from Sutton were fourth of July
visitors in Glenallen and Copper
Center.
A large crowd gathered at the
Neighborhood Grocery Store in
Glenallen the evening of the
fourth to watch the fireworks
display and enjoy the free wein
er and marshmallow roast. The
electric skillet awarded at 7:30
p.m. went to Joe Dimonde of
Glenallen, and an oil painting to
Mrs. Audrien Lind of Glenallen.
The Pacific Construction Com
pany is planning to build a new
bridge at Moose Creek in Glen
allen soon, and also bridges at
Tonsina and the Klutina River
in Copper Center.
Mrs. Mary Kvalvik has return
ed to Glenallen after a six
weeks vacation outside.
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