Christian Science
Lecturer Here
Next Sunday
How Christian Science meets
the challenge to religion of the
discoveries of modern science will
be the topic of a lecture on Chris
tian Science to be delivered in
Kodiak next Sunday afternoon by
Mary Wellington Gale of San
Francisco.
Open to the public without
charge the lecture will be spon
sored by the members of Kodiak
Christian Science Society.
Mrs. Gale will speak in the
Orpheum Theater at 5 p.m. Her
subject will be “Christian Science:
Religion for the Present and the
Future.”
On extensive tour as a member
of The Christian Science Board
of Lectureship, Mrs. Gale has lec
tured throughout the United States
and Canada, in the British Isles,
and on the Continent. A native of
Belmont, Mass., she was educated
at Smith College and the Univer
sity of Chicago. Prior to entering
the public practice of Christian
Science in 1928, she was actively
engaged in the advertising business
in Chicago. She has been an author
ized teacher of Christian Science
since 1952.
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Children Bowling
All children w*»o are interested
in forming a AJBC bowling league
are urged to report to the Elks
Bowling Lanes Saturday morning,
Sept. 21. The Bantam League will
meet at 10 a.m. and the Junior and
Senior League at 11 a.m.
Anderson’s Maintenance Service
We Repair Washing Machines and Dryers
Furnace Cleaning
Plumbing and Heating Service
Phone 486-5289 for Free Estimates
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WE JUST CAN’T
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school child’s lunch kit.
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hunting safari at our delicatessen for foods
for quick outdoor dining: canned butter, bacon, milk, pork and
Beans, fresh eggs, potato salad.
FOR YOU OVERNIGHT OR EVENING WATERFOWL
HIIHI# hunters—we have all the makings for easy-to
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cold cuts and sliced cheese, assorted pickles, olives, canned
meats and condiments.
IF YOU ARE GOING AFTER AN
PI |F —at Afognak — where they are the largest in the
world, stop in and stock up your boat or camp from
our selection of beverages and mixes including fruit juices,
canned or bottled, and also handy plastic bags of ice cubes.
FOR THOSE GOING AFTER OUR ABUNDANT
RMIHT population we have our packaged prepared
complete cold fried chicken dinners, which
are also ideal for cannery workers.
renimin^'ur08e ^on our name contest by
renaming our huge Poor Boy Sandwich ... the
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Phone
486
2600
Bakery & Deicatessen
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